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"So, can you leave this here with us?"
I was part of a group of U.S. surgeons traveling to Eldoret, Kenya, seeing patients and helping the Kenyan ENT surgeons learn surgical techniques. Our two-week mission allowed us to work across-the-table from Kenyan colleagues, discussing surgical approaches, demonstrating techniques, and reviewing all aspects of surgical care.
"I have never seen such a thing!" my young Kenyan colleague said. "Explain again how the device seals blood vessels without the need to tie them."
Because of differing practice patterns and a lack of experience with larger surgical cases, the Kenyan ENT surgeons rarely perform thyroid surgery. Thanks to the generosity of U.S. surgical supply companies, I was able to bring along some pieces of technology that I use regularly at home.
I explained how one particular device seals and cuts the vessels. "Here," I said. "Grab the vein carefully right here then squeeze the blades tightly together and pull the ring on the handle. Let the device do all the work."
"That's remarkable!" he said. "And you don't you have to go back and tie all of the vessels at the end?"
The device did its job, sealing the large thyroid vein then cutting it. The edges of the vein fell away without spilling a drop of blood.
"There is no need to tie off all of the veins, although I still tie a few of them. The vessels almost always seal permanently."
Over the next hour, we dissected out a massive goiter, one of the largest I had seen, cutting some of the veins with the device, tying some, dividing some with a bipolar cautery, and discussing the advantages and disadvantages of each technique. We talked about the huge numbers of patients in Kenya with enormous goiters. My young colleague gained confidence as we continued, finding all of the important surgical landmarks and protecting each one. I was impressed with his technique. Soon we were done.
"This device is wonderful!" he said again as we placed the skin sutures.
"Yes, it helps," I told him, "but you certainly could have done the case the old-fashioned way just as easily. You did just fine."
"Yes, but the surgery went so much more quickly this way! We cut many vessels with the device. If we had tied off each of the veins, it would have taken a long time and would have slowed us down." He was correct and I sensed that he was enamored with the technology. He was smiling behind his surgical mask. "So, you will leave the machine here with us, right?"
"Unfortunately, no," I told him. "Not this time. I only borrowed it. I can't leave it here."
"Maybe next time? You will leave it then?"
While preparing to visit Africa, I knew we would face more cases than we could possibly complete during our stay and that the more efficient we were, the more patients we would be able to see. Despite this, I had been hesitant to bring along the technology because the surgeons there do not have access to it. Would using the devices make them less confident in performing the procedures after we were gone? On the other hand, would the devices increase their confidence levels by allowing them to concentrate on the procedures rather than the process of tying off dozens of engorged veins common in a large goiter?
My Kenyan colleague pulled off his gloves and gown, then helped settle the patient on the transport cart. "Next time? When you come back next year, you will leave it then, right?" he asked again, smiling.
"Sure," I said. "I'll try." Honestly, I had made no plans before I left home to acquire one of the devices permanently for the Kenyans but his enthusiasm and newly formed confidence were impressive. I shook my head and grinned. "Absolutely I will try. Next time, you will have one of your own."
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This is the next big picture step: convincing "industry" that there is an enormous emerging market in low-income countries of eager (and confident) surgeons seeking the improvements in patient care for which you and I strive. Realistic pricing, on-the-ground support, etc. Quicker surgery times, less bleeding, these are not "western" luxuries but outcomes all patients deserve. Oh wait, I'm preaching to the choir. . . .:-)

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The last national flag shipping line, the Mamenic Line, was owned by the Somoza family. After the Revolution it became Naviera Nicaragua (Nicaraguan Shipping) but was declared bankrupt after the electoral defeat of the first Ortega government
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The official added that the boat EPN will have the capacity to transport 3,500 tons and will be used to export and import goods between Nicaragua and the member countries of the Bolivarian Alternative for the Americas, ALBA.
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Charlottes recent spate of violence took a new twist Thursday night when gunfire broke out at an anti-violence vigil in the citys Villa Heights neighborhood.
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Mothers of Murdered Offspring sponsored the vigil, calling attention to last Thursdays death of Javon Booker, who police say was fatally shot when he allegedly tried to rob a convenience store on Tom Hunter Road in north Charlotte. The service took place in the 2500 block of Pinckney Avenue, a block south of Matheson Avenue.
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A Minnesota man scouting for elk in northern Arizona was shot in the hand by an unknown person, the Coconino County Sheriff's Office said.
Deputies and medical personnel met the victim at Interstate 40 and Welch Road on Sunday morning.
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Police are investigating after a man was robbed in his driveway, the second such crime in the Atlanta suburb of Lilburn in less than two months.
In the latest driveway robbery, a 54-year-old man arrived at his home in Lilburn around 11:30 p.m. Jan. 9 and was attacked and robbed by two masked men.
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Sam"s is not about reinventing the wheel. It's more about finding four wheels that we wanted to drive around the Boston Waterfront. The local bounty of New England's farms and artisans; the simplicity of an American Diner; the endless and timeless appeal of the French Bistro menu; and the warmth and welcoming spirit of our home.Continued
Located above Louis Boston on Fan Pier, Sam's is a 45 seat restaurant that offers stunning views of the Boston skyline and waterfront.
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Located above Louis Boston on Fan Pier, Sam's is a 45 seat restaurant that offers stunning views of the Boston skyline and waterfront.
We are conveniently located next to the ICA and Boston Courthouse, and a short walk to the Boston Convention Center, World Trade Center, and Bank of America Pavilion.
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- KnifemanDined on 9/14/2014Brunch with dad couldn't have been better. I'd recommend it any time. Go...eat...enjoy!Special Features:
- The View Saves Sam'sDiningWithDon1VIPDined on 9/13/2014A hidden gem right, smack on Boston's waterfront. This restaurant is on the 2nd floor of the stand alone Louis' clothing store. It is a neat looking, little bit of a throw-back/vintage, room. The room is small as are the tables (I couldn't imagine more than out 3 at the four-top we were eating at). It's a high rent district and the menu bears that out. The menu tries really hard, but the execution isn't as high end as the thought process. Everything was OK, nothing was bad but nothing was too impressive. However, the view is great and it is a nice place to take out-of-towners who will be impressed that you even know about it! That, itself, might be worth the price of admission!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Always a hitECCDDined on 9/10/2014Sam's continues to provide a great dinning experience. Sure thingSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Workday lunchCharlestownGuyDined on 9/8/2014A colleague and I had a great lunch at Sam's. The outdoor seating is fabulous with a view over Boston harbor yet not too windy. The salmon was perfectly cooked. Solid beer and wine selection (though no draft beer). Service was just right. They even loaned my friend sunglasses since he had forgotten to bring his!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great OystersBzippyDined on 9/7/2014Oysters and cocktails, together with a magnificent view of Boston Harbor. The cocktails are crafted and delicious - tequila and strawberry liqueur, for example. Island Creek Oysters served cold, and expertly shucked, still in their own juices with a zesty cocktail sauce. The food would have received a five if they hadn't been out of their only seafood entre - swordfish. The kitchen sent a nice bluefish pate as an apology, but with that harbor view, you just can't run out of seafood! Nevertheless, a repeat for me!Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 9/7/2014As always amazing!! Loved the tofu& mushroom burger and best Aperol spritzers I have ever had. Was the perfect way to spend a Sunday afternoon with friends. Can't wait to return!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- BdaygirlDined on 9/5/2014Fabulous food, fabulous service. Always the wonderful view and this night a lovely breeze.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- First time at Sam's.TimeatsoutDined on 9/4/2014It was a great time. Food was great and service was excellent! From the bartenders to Rob Hall (I know his name because I stole his pen). Thank you for everything. I'll be back.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great!ket4Dined on 9/4/2014Fabulous view, very good food, and great atmosphereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Overall great experiencedldegsDined on 9/4/2014This was my second visit to Sam's and both experiences were excellent. Great service with waiters who knew the menu and wine list, wonderful views, interesting and very tasty food and a view that can't be beat.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Fabulous first-timers' lunch...jharwarDined on 9/4/2014Our group regularly tries out new restaurants and Sam's at Louis on a clear blue, humidless summer day was a perfect choice. We opted to sit inside. Service was impeccable. Chilled beet soup with creme fraiche, fried oysters, an heirloom tomato and watermelon salad, and the greek salad with spicy lamb meatballs were equally flavorful. Two complaints: entrance is through a construction zone--surely a temporary constraint. And a request that a catfish po' boy be made with fried oysters was denied. Our charming waiter explained because the kitchen is small and food substitutions on the fly are difficult when busy. Understandable? I guess so. All in all, a fabulous dining experience. I would return and recommend.Special Features:
- Sam's on the WaterfrontOpenTable Diner Since 2009Dined on 8/31/2014Great views; food was good. Service was only fair (waitress did not have a lot of personality). It did take a while to get the food even though it wasn't that busy.Special Features:
- Food was great. The view is perfectbafioDined on 8/31/2014We had good fun. Food was great. I had the 'falafel' and my wife the 'mixed grill' a sort of surf and turf. I guess my choice was the better of the two. View is perfectSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Surprising new favoriteKikiDined on 8/31/2014OMG! Let's talk about how delicious those wings were and how perfect the lemon drop martini was. I went with a friend who had been before and recommended it to our group for a late lunch and we were all pleasantly surprised. Everything from the tofu quinoa salad, the peppercorn burger, roasted chicken and andouille sausage were perfection!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great BrunchuseyourbrianDined on 8/31/2014Brunch was awesome; the menu might not be for everyone, since its very non-traditional, but the food is great.Special Features:
- never disappointsmariaVIPDined on 8/31/2014hadn't been to sam's for awhile. the burger was even more outstanding than usual, the salad light and flavorful and the lemon pound cake heavenly. we definitely have missed sam's this summer and will return again soon. este's warm hospitality always draws us back. thank you!Special Features:
- Lively for LunchProeverVIPDined on 8/30/2014Great place for lunch and cocktails after visiting the ICA or shopping at Louis. Very good, simple meals and a breathtaking view.Special Features:
- Great waterfront restaurantHSfoodieDined on 8/28/2014Great food and service as usual. Cannot beat the intimate, sophisticated ambiance and the unbelievable water views.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- MedfordMollyDined on 8/27/2014Small plates - really good drinks - delicious view - fantastic, sunset and sailboats galore noise - construction next door not as bad as some say service - we really liked our waitress, down to earth nice person I'm going back next FridaySpecial Features:
- Great waterfront diningTodSDined on 8/24/2014Probably the best harbor views from Boston. Don't make a reservation (if the weather is nice), walk-in and put your name on the list for outdoor seating and wait (possibly a long time, was 45 minutes around sunset on an August Sunday evening). Food was great, service was great. Pricey, so probably not an anyday choice...Special Features:
- Fabulous Harbor view!OpenTable Diner Since 2005VIPDined on 8/24/2014We came for the view on a summer evening and were surprised by the very good food and outstanding service. We'll go back again soon.Special Features:
- Great brunch place with a viewBerryBerryGoodDined on 8/24/2014Stunning view over Boston harbor and the Boston skyline - big walls of glass means pretty much anywhere you sit you get a good view. Outdoor seating looked great, though we sat by the window indoors and were happy there. Food was quite good during brunch - a simple vegetable salad with some new potatoes was dressed with a good vinaigrette and topped with chopped egg. I accompanied it with a nice Vinho Verde. Well dressed brunchers filled the place, the type that would shop at Louis, the upscale clothing store downstairs. Very little street parking on a Sunday, valet was $10, nearby lots $16 or $25. Lots of construction going on nearby in the Seaport area but was a nice walk afterwards along the harbor.Special Features:
- Spectacular view; lackluster foodCosmopolitanCowgirlDined on 8/22/2014The food was fine. Not great; just fine. But the view made up for the lack of culinary "wow." We arrived early and were able to grab a table on the patio, front-and-center. Amazing view, watching boats and planes alike. Great park down below us allowed kids at next table to run around a bit. Our server was splendid. One caveat: There is construction right now on the buildings adjacent to the Fan Pier and Sam's restaurant. If you are "noise sensitive," you should call the restaurant and check to see if they know if the contractor will be working late. We were there until 10 PM, and the guys were still working on the building next door! It was very loud at times, though no fault of the restaurant.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2010Dined on 8/22/2014My salmon was amazing!! And it's hard to get me excited about salmon. I usually eat it because it's healthy. My salmon dish at Sam's is a dish I would go back to have again - it was that good. All the layors of flavors! I can't say enough.Special Features:
- Lively spot, Great locationLisaDined on 8/21/2014My friends and I enjoyed our dinner at Sam's. The food was pretty good- especially the small plates (apps) and the ambiance, festive. Can't beat the location on the harbor.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Beautiful viewNNlovesFoodDined on 8/17/2014This restaurant has stunning water view. The food was fantastic! I had mixed grills and it was perfect. I may recommend to add grilled shrimp to the dish since it called mixed grills. There are 2 squids and chorizo mainly and grilled corn & potatoes. However, it's delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/17/2014GREAT FOOD, OUTSIDE, VIEW OF BOSTON HARBOR - WHO COULD ASK FOR MORE? SLIGHTLY APART FROM THE MORE CROWDED LEGAL HARBORSIDE AREA, WHICH FOR US WAS A GOOD THING. THE MEAL WAS OUTSTANDING, ALTHOUGH SLIGHTLY MORE COSTLY THAN EXPECTED WITH THE $$ RATING IT GOT.Special Features:
- Sams was goodOpenTable Diner Since 2004Dined on 8/15/2014Sams was good. The food was tasty. The service was a bit spotty. When ordering our server gave me the all too often received follow up when asked how do you want your burger cooked...medium rare...oh we only cook it well done...that being said she did explain it was a function of the burgers being thin, which, when it came out, despite being not pink, was plenty juicy and tasty. My problem is with the question, not the burger itself, the burger was goodSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- My favorite waterfront spotChanteuseDined on 8/15/2014SAMs is my go to place for lunch, dinner or drinks downtown. Take a walk on the Harborwalk. And then eat at SAMs. Friendly service and the food is great.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Get there before it's goneOpenTable Diner Since 2006Dined on 8/14/2014The building cranes are closing in on Sam's and this little gem of a restaurant overlooking a quiet stretch of the Harbor Walk will soon give way to another Seaport Development. Chilled beet soup to burgers this lunch menu stretches from foodie food to businessman's lunch but never disappoints.Special Features:
- Sunday summer brunchatq123Dined on 8/10/2014Came here with a few friends last Sunday. We sat outside and the view is hard to beat - right on the water. Attentive wait staff. Two of us ordered the "Gypsy Eggs" and enjoyed it. One of us ordered the "Pig in a Blanket" - sausage with ricotta pancake. The price charged for that dish was less on the bill than on the menu, for some reason. I would've ordered that instead of the omelet, had I known. My omelet was pretty good, with goat cheese, tomatoes, and smoked potatoes all inside. But it also had a heap of potatoes on the side, which I felt was not very creative, given the omelet had potatoes inside. I asked for an English muffin instead of toast, but apparently that's a separate charge. Jeez. We also split the lemon poundcake. Meh.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good restaurant, poor managementallisonDined on 8/9/2014My sister and niece were visiting Boston for the first time. Since the warm season is so beautiful and so short, we thought Sam's would be the best place to soak up the heat and eat a great meal with the view - after all, it's one of our favorites. As always, the meal and service were spectacular. The reason I will never again recommend this place to out of town guests was the poor communication on behalf of the management. You see, we reserved this place because we wanted a waterside dinner. I requested it on the reservation. No one called to tell me that would not be possible, and if I had known, we would have opted for another restaurant. The dinner experience we recommended and so badly wanted was ruined.Special Features:
- A Little gemmbdinBostonDined on 8/9/2014The food, the staff, the location. It's always a great time. Esti is the best.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Lunch at Sam'sOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 8/8/2014Thank you for a lovely lunch. Joan, our server was fantastic! We also had a drink at the bar with Spencer, who was delightful. The food was delicious and the view was amazing. I can't remember a better afternoon. Thank you.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Good view, good burgerMalloryDined on 8/6/2014Sam's was good but I'm not sure why people rave over it. Boston is just staring to expand it's waterfront dining and this is one of the more afford-ably-priced places. It still felt stuff inside for some reason.... the deck looked nice but is very small. The wait for the deck was 90 minutes on a Wednesday evening in the summer. Unfortunately you cannot make reservations for outside seating, but our Open Table request for a window seat was accommodated which was great. I recommend getting the burger (which is huge) and beer to enjoy the view.Special Features:
- great view of HarborRegulardinerVIPDined on 8/5/2014This is a wonderful place for lunch or dinner, or even just a drink. There are views of the harbor on 3 sides, and there is a great deck too. The food is outstanding and healthy. Service is friendly and attentive. I come here regularly.Special Features:
- An exceptional brunchbriansitDined on 8/3/2014Was visiting Boston fir the first time and was one of my favorites of all the well-sought restaurants. Service was pleasant, welcoming and expedient. Food was executed expertly -- I had the corned beef hash which was braised, melt-in-your-mouth meat and potatoes. Finished with a lemon pound cake, but they also brought a creamy trifle compliments of the kitchen. It was an unexpected pleasant surprise. We will return to try dinner.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- rather disappointingRickDined on 8/2/2014We had great expectations. The limited menu & lack of creativity did override the view & ambianceSpecial Features:
- too expensiveNobodyVIPDined on 8/1/2014The prices were very high for what we got. The free parking is gone, too. Yes, there's a nice view, but...
- Unfortunately not consistent.mk10cambrudgeDined on 7/31/2014I ended up at Sam's twice last week, went also a few months ago. The first two times every bite was AMAZING: bread & butter, baked haloumi (steak for vegetarians ), beet soup, falafel, mushroom burger entrees, lemon sorbet. I've never managed to eat outside though and frankly that's usually why I'm trying to go. That and the good food. So last Thursday I struck out again on the outdoor table but inside was so crowded that my friend & I were shouting, straining to hear, and I had a headache by meal's end. And the baked haloumi was too salty this time and quinoa salad with grapefruit and Majorca almonds wasn't tasty at all, especially the citrus. But every thing we ordered to share came adorably plated or poured for two.I would recommend this to a friend.


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Last quarter, Ford's pretax profit in North America reached the highest level in a decade, but losses in Europe widened.
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As the continent becomes less of a drag, the stock could climb another 50 percent over the next two years, Barron's said.
Ford shares finished at $14.79 on Friday on the New York Stock Exchange.
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For the last four days of our trip, we were barely able to eat or drink and wouldn't dare take the chance of leaving the resort for any excursions.
Because our annual vacation was ruined by this outbreak, we'd like to be reimbursed or offered some level of incentive for a future trip at another Barcelo property. We've written to the hotel but haven't heard back. Can you help us?
-- Daniel Vosburgh, Chicago
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It's important to understand that this hotel is an all-inclusive resort, meaning it's designed to be the kind of place you never have to leave. Every meal, every drink, every snack is included in the price of your room. So when there's an outbreak of a mysterious illness, it could potentially affect many guests.
That's what appeared to happen here. If you read the reports of this outbreak, which happened during spring 2010, you'll see there was speculation that it could be anything from the flu to a gastrointestinal virus. In a response posted online by the hotel's management, Barcelo claimed that tests of its water and food came back negative, and ultimately, it blamed the sickness on pollution in a nearby river.
While it's laudable for Barcelo to respond to these problems in a public forum, I think it's equally important to deal with the outbreaks on a case-by-case basis from customers. Why didn't the hotel bother answering you? You sent your email to the president, marketing department and the press office of the company, which undoubtedly routed it back to the property. It may have fallen between the cracks.
I might have started with a simple email to the hotel outlining your problem before going straight to the appeals process. Actually, I probably would have mentioned your illness to the hotel while you were there and asked if there were anything Barcelo could do by way of compensation. Even though, according to the hotel, it wasn't responsible for the illness, it should have been concerned that you weren't having a good vacation.
I contacted Barcelo on your behalf. A representative called you and offered you a complimentary weeklong stay at the Barcelo Puerta Vallarta.
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Meh, won't be coming to the UK with the 'iTV' name.
Don't see many people throwing out a perfectly good large screen TV to go to Apple, and then throwing it out in 12 months when Apple bring out a new version. TVs are not a disposable item like phones and tablets
I highly doubt it. Although sadly the TV will probably cost abouy the same as an ipad, or it could be anyhing knowing apple. I dont think it "willl" have an revolutionary things to offer. Maybe if apple had deals with all the big TV companies and got me cable at half the price then Id go for it
Itll probably end up the same as those ipad textbooks that no one will ever use
Im sure the TV will make a "splash" as indicated. Im wondering about price?? What are the sizes going to be. Other articles point at $1500 price point to start. I've never paid that much for a TV..will this be the 1st TV worth buying for that price? Will it be 3D enabled?
Apple has already phased out 24' monitors..maybe they are preparing to do away with monitors all together and pushing the TV's with all the bells and whistles? Most of us have hooked our Macs or PC's to our HD tv's already, so that would probably be a no brainer.
I have a lot of questions and just speculation at this point..guess time will tell.
Second, they were only just released and school don't exactly move at the speed of light, especially during the middle of the school year.
The point of the textbooks was to get iPads into schools. This helps Apple take more of the market, because when kids leave school, they take the idevice experience with them and will use it in their work.
Munsters right Apple wouldn't get into this segment if they didn't have a game changer.
Apple cannot compete with the annual price drops of HDTV. 2011 model TVs are selling 20-40% off from first day release. Apple barely takes $50-100 off a year old device. Apple should keep investing in the apple tv as it can be plug into any tv and yearly upgrades are affordable. They make more money off apple content than what a apple tv will cost them.
Anybody can and will spend $200 a year for new smart phones. people will NOT spend $1500 a year for new TV sets. not to mention that you cant carry your 42" wide screen everywhere you go just to show everybody that you have an apple product.
Right but it doesn't say anything about them having a new TV every yr like the iPhone, iPad......etc.
But with the following and buying power, etc.......it maybe further drive the price of TV's down which would be good for customers.
I can already see four years into the future:
Gen 1: 720p & 2mpx camera.
Gen 2: 1080p & 5mpx cam.
Gen 3: Apple 'invents' 3D (like they 'invented' videochat with FaceTime).
Gen 4: Your TV listens to you and talks back, thanks to (bastard cousin) Tvri.
Jokes aside, I think they'll be more innovative than that - and *hope* that WAY more.
It just wouldn't surprise me if they're not, but abusing their classic 'milking the stone' strategy might backfire at one point.
I paid almost 2k for my sharp aquos 42" im sure apples TV will be generations better, just because everyone is spoiled with the dirt cheap prices of TVs doesn't mean they wont put up the money for the best TV. I really wanted the Bravia XBR at the time but it was like 1k more.
I just hope that the price of that device wont be rediculous! I'll hang on a bit if the price is reasonable otherwise ill kust buy a 42" hdtv
Retina display tv will be amazing that's what there game changer will be
Even LED 3DTV with 240Hz is couple hundred less than what you paid.
So I am sure you would not mind overpay Apple's TV.
BTW I would not be so quick to go Apple, watch out for Sony because they are working on some new stuff for the TV that is about to come out as well.
BTW my guess on what is "new" on this TV is integrated iCloud computing.
Makes sense to integrate a computer into a TV, to keep the boot time quick most data saved on the iCloud.
Then I can see ISP screw this up by either throttling back or charge insane amount for internet service, because Apple would now compete with cable/Satellite provider which basically have a hand in ISP.
Apple likes control on what you can have on your device, I would be hesitant with this iTV since I do not like people to know or control what I can watch on my TV. Good luck getting Playboy TV on that Apple TV
I know I'm in the minority here, but I want a plasma tv, and knowing Apple, that's not happening. I would rather them just concentrate on a new apple tv that can just plug into any set and supports 1080p and bitstream HD audio. The only other problem is converting all of my bluray discs to a format the apple tv can play without losing quality.


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From Fight Club to 12 Monkeys, characters played by Brad Pitt never seem to have something mundane to say. Here is a collection of some of the more notable "Pittisms". I know you will remember some of these.
I don't recommend playing this if you don't have sound. There are sub-titles, but it's just not the same!
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That was Fuckin' Awsome!!!..
maaan, that was sooo hot! Imean it was realy cool,and brad still sooo hooot and.. ammm.. Well..where was I.. right so I loved it! Very nice the whole idea and the name is funny and sooo true-Pittizm, can I join the club? haha.... anyway, nice job! you could work a little bit more about the graphics but generally very nice job! :-)
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Brad pitt is cool that flash was pretty good but all you did was take a picture and make it talk!
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars November 2, 2002
taw ok i guess, but i just have to say how fluid the mouth movement was
Rated 2.5 / 5 stars March 17, 2002
Good presentation, but original?
A good variety of Pitt-isms, and in a well-organized format. The mouth moving bit looked especially fluid. I just can't help but think, though, that this lacks original content, since it focuses entirely around sound bytes.
Rated 4.5 / 5 stars January 11, 2002
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A Michigan Senator is leading the charge to turn that around. Carl Levin opened hearings yesterday in the Senate Armed Services committee and they spent 8-hours yesterday talking about how to get the military to take rape seriously.
The issue caught fire after a couple of officers assigned to programs to combat sexual assaults, were actually charged with the crimes themselves.
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Drinking and a variety of activities do not mix in Mississippi, including drinking and driving, drinking and boating, and drinking and flying. I have been in my share of hunting camps, and – this may come as a shock to some deer season widows – occasionally you may find some alcohol at a hunting camp. I have discussed the state of Mississippi's rich tradition with firearms and hunting here, and, congnizant of the unpredictable and dangerous results of mixing alcohol and firearms, Mississippi made "drinking and hunting" illegal in 2006. There is nothing wrong with pursuing each activity independently, perhaps with moderation. But mixing the two is dangerous, ill-advised, and illegal.
The laws involving hunting under the influence work differently than driving under the influence. First, the laws don't even apply unless you are involved in a hunting incident in which your use of a weapon causes a serious bodily injury or death to another person. If you are involved in such an incident, and your blood-alcohol concentration is 0.08% or more, or you are found to be under the influence of any drug or controlled substance, then your hunting privileges can be suspended or revoked for two years, in addition to any other punishments that may be imposed. Any test to determine your blood-alcohol concentration (breath, blood, etc.) must be performed within three hours of the incident. See Mississippi Code Annotated § 49-7-303.
This law also operates similarly to Mississippi's DUI "implied consent" law, in that you are allowed to refuse any tests of your blood-alcohol concentration, but if you do your hunting privileges will be suspended for four years. In addition, your refusal to submit to the tests can be used against you in your criminal case, or in any related civil proceedings (i.e., the person you shot sues you).
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The game warden pulled us over and gave us all the breathalyzer, then started handing out tickets. Can he do that?
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Like DUI, this crime is defensible. Issues such as probable cause, qualifications of the arresting officer, and other issues are present in nearly every case. If you are involved in a hunting accident, or have a run-in with law enforcement while hunting, I will be glad to consult with you. Give me a call at 601-991-1099, or send me an email to email@example.com. I am here to help.


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Mental Health: Depression in Children
Childhood depression is different from the normal "blues" and everyday emotions that occur as a child develops. Just because a child seems depressed or sad, does not necessarily mean they have depression. But if these symptoms become persistent, disruptive and interfere with social activities, interests, schoolwork and family life, it may indicate that he or she is suffering from the medical condition depression.
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The symptoms of depression in children vary. Early medical studies focused on "masked" depression, where a child's depressed mood was evidenced by acting out or angry behavior. While this does occur, particularly in younger children, many children display sadness or low mood similar to adults who are depressed. The primary symptoms of depression revolve around sadness, a feeling of hopelessness, and mood changes and may include:
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Not all children have all of these symptoms. In fact, most will display different symptoms at different times and in different settings. Although some children may continue to function reasonably well, most kids with significant depression will suffer a noticeable change in social activities, loss of interest in school and poor academic performance, or a change in appearance. Children may also begin using drugs or alcohol, especially if they are over the age of 12.
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