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Today's guest post is written by Craig McBreen.
Several weeks ago Gini Dietrich wrote about "smart" posts vs. those other posts.
I think she kinda said: Stupid spreads like a virus.
It's not exactly like comparing Mad Men to Keeping Up With the Kardashians or Charlie Rose to Snooki, but those top 10 lists sure go viral, don't they?
After reading this, I started thinking about a different kind of comparison.
Between two smart, but disparate approaches in the art of attracting eyeballs.
And both formulas can lead to clients, book deals, and becoming "Internet famous."
So, for the sake of argument, let's focus on these two camps …
Camp A teaches businesses how to leverage technology to court and maintain loyal customers. They blog about social media, online marketing, and best practices. When it comes to social and content marketing, they are the A-Team.
Camp B understands that people spread emotion and crafting compelling copy often means seizing a scary concept. They have a more fanatical fan base and you might consider them the rock stars of our digital realm.
Group A includes bloggers such as Jay Baer and Jason Falls.
On our Team B roster, we have authors such as Julien Smith and Erika Napoletano.
One group is fairly buttoned down.
The second, a bit more esoteric.
Camp A is focused on metrics-driven social media strategies for online success. You might call this a more scientific approach, but it's still about creating great content by learning how to become extremely useful to your target audience.
The wordsmiths of Camp B have mastered the art of creating sticky content. They are fearless with their opinions, because they realize polarizing posts attract fans and often spread like a virus.
I think they would like the word "sticky" and might even do something dirty with it. All good, as I have a fondness for profanity in small, effective doses.
I've listened to their interviews, read their books, and devoured their writing, and I would say they share a common belief: Concern for audience response is almost guaranteed to extinguish your creativity.
Camp B creates content people might hate for all the right reasons, because it attracts that little group you covet.
This form of rejection works, and if you cuss enough to make Joan Rivers blush, even better, because the people who love you will find you.
So here we have two distinct methodologies that work brilliantly.
Members of each group sell plenty of books, know how to attract fans, and have mastered the fine art of blogging.
But I would like to focus on Camp B.
Well, I've spent years working on branding and design projects in the B2B world, where persuading clients to inject some personality into the mix can be a battle.
In the realm Olivier Blanchard refers to as "socialized digital communications," things are a tad different. And here, I rather like the approach of the so-called "unpopular" kids.
I love the idea of taking scary ideas and giving them a giant bear hug. It's a mindset that started some of the worlds most popular brands, but could also be the golden key in bringing that little blog of yours to the next level.
And since Erika wrote a book on this very topic, I thought it was more than appropriate to open it up to discussion.
What about your humble little blog?
If you're blogging for business, are you proudly displaying your own special form of genius? Your unique combination of know-how and life experience?
Your personality? Your core? Your essence?
This is the place where you just might start to build that rabid fan base and also realize being accepted by everyone isn't all it's cracked up to be.
What say you?
As small businesses get deeper into social, does it stand to reason they will have to turn up the personality a wee bit?
And isn't taking "scary" and running with it a pretty solid business strategy? Especially in this new paradigm where tribes reign supreme?
I'm a big fan of all parties mentioned above. They obviously ALL know what they are doing.
It's just that in my little world where small businesses and budding bloggers need advice, getting traction means "niching down."
And this process entails risking popularity by:
- Embracing a bit of discomfort and taking those risks.
- Letting some emotion seep into the mix.
- And not worrying about audience response.
I like to call this "killer swag," but that's just me. How about you?
Craig McBreen is the owner of McBreen Design and writes at craigmcbreen.com. A Seattle-based branding consultant who also likes to write about social media, breaking out of routine, and the power of creativity as a daily practice. You can follow him on Twitter @craigmcbreen.
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What kind of a blogger are you? RT @ginidietrich Two blogging camps: Which one is better by @craigmcbreen http://t.co/OG2O8sme
@AndyOterson Hi Andy. Thank you!
[…] Here I wrote about the importance of crafting compelling content, which often involves investing in a scary concept. […]
Well, McBreen, I think you know where I am. 🙂 #cryptic
@jasonkonopinski Don't be so darned #cryptic Mr. Konopinski 😉
@Craig McBreen @jasonkonopinski was at blogworld and still hasn't recovered from the big sudoku party he went to sponsored by Tetley Tea.
@HowieSPM @jasonkonopinski Shame he missed the Scrabble blowout sponsored by Celestial Seasonings.
I don't feel that one camp (hey — I've always been on the B team *waves hi to Julien*) is any better than the other. It comes down to knowing what your target audience wants and appreciates and shaping your communications and brand personality to attract that audience. Oh yeah, and being yourself in the process. A vs B / one-better-than-the-other — the only thing that stands as BEST on any day of the week is being yourself. After all, everyone else is already taken.
@RedheadWriting I actually think there needs to be a Type C. They Type B's who bullshit out their asses. And some of the Ad Age top 50 are of this type. And they give the Type B's a bad name!
@HowieSPM @RedheadWriting Funny, I'm writing another post more closely related to what you just stated. There certainly are more than a few posers out there.
Hi Erika,
I don't either, really, but I did want to highlight a practice you wrote about, which is certainly a great way to find that loyal audience you covet. And like you wrote here, "the only thing that stands as BEST on any day of the week is being yourself." … Amen to that.
Displaying your own special form of genius is kinda what makes this whole blogging thing so much fun and it can also lead to more business. Double fun!
Thanks for stopping by!
Awesome post. I've always wanted to be part of this B team, but lack the skills and/or the demeanor.
@Sean McGinnis I Sean. I don't think camp B belongs to a certain personality type. Some of the most interesting (and funniest) people I know are not the demonstrative type at all, in fact they are pretty introverted.
@Craig McBreen I think @Sean McGinnis 's problem is he looks like a really smart guy in his photos.
Nice post. I started out as a Camp A type of blogger, writing informative posts lacking in emotion and personality.
Now that I'm cranking out posts on a daily business week schedule, I find myself feeling increasingly more comfortable with my writing style and relate more to the Camp B type of blogger.
My headlines have gotten stickier, my content is impactful and my prose has more of a personal touch with the occasional joke thrown in (at least I think it's funny).
Nice post. I started out as a Camp A type of blogger, writing informative posts lacking in emotion and personality.
Now that I'm cranking out posts on a daily business week schedule, I find myself feeling increasingly more comfortable with my writing style and relate more to the Camp B type of blogger.
My headlines have gotten stickier, my content is impactful and my prose has more of a personal touch with the occasional joke thrown in (at least I think it's funny).
@PhilipNowak Hi Philip, Thank you. And that's the key. It's not like this belongs to a certain type of personality. It's just more about being yourself. We can never be 100% authentic of course, but letting your personality seep into your writing style is a big ol' benefit, for you and your readers.
Glad your seeing some success with this. And thank you for the comments.
Blog post of the week! Though, I have to say, your paraphrase is not exactly what I said!
The thing I love about what you've written here is it really just depends. What works for Jay doesn't work for Erika and vice versa. You have to find out what works best for you, and for your audience, and what makes you most comfortable (like @PhilipNowak says).
@ginidietrich @PhilipNowak Hey Gini, Thanks. "What works for Jay doesn't work for Erika and vice versa." Indeed, and like I wrote I'm definitely a fan of both, just wanted to focus on the camp B kids today.
You need to find out what works best for you, but don't be afraid to write polarizing content or reveal yourself. We do want to see … just don't reveal too much 😉
@Craig McBreen @HowieSPM @ginidietrich @PhilipNowak @dannybrown Speaking of erroneous. Have you guys seen the movie State of Play? Not even that old (2009). There is some distinct social commentary there about the "opinions" of bloggers and the "facts" that "real" journalists present. Hell, I agree. If you are stating "fact" then you better do some damn research. If not, well, an opinion is an opinion.
@rdopping @Craig McBreen @HowieSPM @ginidietrich @PhilipNowak To be fair, even some journos are a bit loose with facts to state their opinion. Toronto Sun, anyone? 😉
@DannyBrown @Craig McBreen @HowieSPM @ginidietrich @PhilipNowak @GaryVee Sun, Star, Metro……but NOT the Globe or Nat Post….noooo. Not them. Sorry this is getting a little TO based (you know, the center of the journalistic universe)….bahahahaaaaa
@DannyBrown The New York Times has has a few boners. @rdopping @HowieSPM @ginidietrich @PhilipNowak @GaryVee
Umm, … mishaps. 🙂 @DannyBrown @rdopping @HowieSPM @ginidietrich @PhilipNowak @GaryVee
@rdopping We saw the movie fairly recently and my wife laughed out loud … I think she was making fun of me 😉
@benjaminhike Thank you, Sir!
@ginidietrich Not the stickiest post so far 😉
@CraigMcBreen It'll get good when it goes out in the RSS feed tomororw
Hi @PhilipNowak Thanks for the RT and comment!
@CraigMcBreen Anytime. Thanks for the reply!
I don't play for either team, holding out for more cash and a bigger signing bonus. I still maintain that you build your community around you and that if you aren't having fun you will not last.
@TheJackB You too, huh? 😉
Well, I'm certainly having fun. Now, blogging for business and having fun? Even better.
Thanks, Jack.
@Craig McBreen Honestly I don't see why we can't, with very few exceptions. I suppose if you are running the social media for a mortuary you can't make all the usual jokes online about stiffs and necrophilia, but you should be able to add some life to your posts.
@TheJackB Made me think of Sam Kinison's Necrophilia bit. Thanks for the memories … 😉
@DannyBrown f-bomb heavy cussfests! Have you been over at Ash Amberge's place recently? Love that girl.
@rdopping @DannyBrown Ash talks dirty to all of us, and she also has the skills to pay the bills 😉
@DannyBrown *the part where I dry hump Danny's leg just a little bit*
@RedheadWriting That wasn't dry humping… 😉
@DannyBrown And hedgehogs. Don't forget the hedgehogs. Right, @RedheadWriting ?
@Craig McBreen waaa thankee sir. Demonstrative? That's a pretty big word for a 1 year old blogger. Huh. Anyway, good on ya! 🙂
@rdopping I'm on SpinSucks, so I have to try and use big words. How else am I going to impress Gini?
@Craig McBreen With your sheer brilliance my man. Props!
@rdopping You are too kind, Sir.
@true2texas Hey Texas, Well, thank you. I don't work with many startups, so that's not my bailiwick. I usually work with smaller co's that need a bit more direction. Anyway, those are some interesting concepts. If cherry failed in SF, I wonder how it's doing elsewhere? Interesting concept, but I like to wash my car 😉
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@rdopping @spinsucks Thanks!
@annelizhannan @SpinSucks Thanks. I try to avoid those with too much schtick 😉
@ginidietrich @spinsucks You are too kind, buy hey, I'll take it 😉
@edreuben Hi Ed. Thanks!
@YearOfBlogger Thanks!
@MichaelBowers Hi Michael.Thanks!
@JohnFalchetto Hi John, back up to speed after that long trip?
@CraigMcBreen Hi Craig, almost my friend, but it certainly was worth it, 🙂
@JohnFalchetto Oh yeah, definitely worth it! 🙂
@jocmbarnett Thanks!
@ShakirahDawud Scary keeps you going 😉 TY!
@iarlabyrne Thanks!
@CraigMcBreen you're welcome!
@ginidietrich @spinsucks This statement made my week 🙂
@CraigMcBreen It was a very good post!
@ginidietrich Fun to write but love Erika and Jay, equally 😉
@CraigMcBreen And me, too. Right??
@ginidietrich Oh, you're on another level … 😉
@ginidietrich @spinsucks @craigmcbreen I'm in Camp A. Here's another take on it… Nice Blogs Finish Last: http://t.co/G1kLTSx5
@crestodina I'm in Camp A, too
@timepass Hi Shane. Thank you!
@CraigMcBreen thanks for a great post!
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Bar codes printed on machine-readable labels simplify automatic identification of various things. The Linux kernel device driver module developed by Hewlett-Packard provides serial port access to an HP handheld wand-style bar code reader. An interface circuit is presented for connecting the wand to a PC serial port, and we develop software for reading the Bookland bar code. The Bookland bar code is used in the book trade for encoding the International Standard Book Number (ISBN). Because Bookland and the Universal Product Code (UPC) both use the European Article Number (EAN) bar code patterns for encoding decimal digits, it turns out that our software also decodes the UPC, widely used for groceries and other retail merchandise.
The Hewlett-Packard HBCS-A300 Bar Code Wand (Figure 1) brings out a 3-wire serial interface consisting of two power lines and a signal line. When provided with +5 Vdc power and ground, the open-collector signal line can be pulled up with a resistor to the positive rail so that it becomes a TTL-compatible logic level output. As the wand moves over a bar code pattern, the output signal from the wand is low for a white bar, high for a black bar. This logic level signal does not swing negative, and therefore is not RS-232-compatible. As it turns out, however, it doesn't have to be. Inside a PC, the RS-232 signal and control lines typically are connected to a 1489-type bipolar-to-TTL signal translator called an RS-232 receiver. Information from the wand passes correctly through a 1489-type signal translator because the signal translator's threshold voltages are +1 and +2 volts when the IC's response control pin is left open, as it normally is. In that configuration, the translator operates as an inverting buffer for TTL-compatible signals. A white-level input signal below +1 volts translates into TTL-compatible high at the UART input pin, while a black-level input signal above +2 volts translates into TTL-compatible low.
The wand cable is equipped with a DIN connector that Hewlett-Packard describes as a 5-pin connector. It is really a 6-pin DIN connector with the center pin omitted. Sometimes this kind of DIN connector is described as a 5-pin ``240 degree'' connector. The ``other'' 5-pin DIN connector, such as on the PC/AT keyboard, is the one you will get if you are not careful what you ask for; it has five pins arranged in a 180-degree arc. The socket that matches the Hewlett-Packard wand is a 6-pin DIN socket, such as Mouser catalog number 16PJ224, or Digi-Key 275-1020-ND.
Surplus bar code wands obtained from Electronic Goldmine, and also from All Electronics, had the DIN connector wired differently from the pin-out given in Hewlett-Packard's data sheet. Both pin-outs are shown in Figure 2. Different wiring could have been the result of engineering change or possibly manufacturing snafu. In any case, once the power and signal lines had been identified and properly connected, the surplus wands worked the same as new.
The wand responds to light and dark bars. A nonreflecting black bar results in a logic high (+5 volt) level output, while a reflecting white space results in a logic low (ground level) output. There is, however, more to the story. That quick description implies static behavior, but the wand's response is not static at all. Light-source control and light-sensor signal processing circuits located inside the wand appear to be identical to the circuit diagrammed in Hewlett-Packard's data sheet for the 24-pin special-purpose HBCC-0500 integrated circuit (see Figure 3). That circuit creates dynamic behavior. Whenever the wand sees no transition, either white to black, or black to white, it times out after a short delay, and the output reverts to the low (white) level. It turns out that this behavior simplifies processing of the video signal received from the wand. The timeout expires after a very short delay, so there is high probability that the output signal will be in a known state, the low (white) state, when the wand is first picked up to begin a scan. In our software, this timeout feature is also used to detect abnormal termination, such as occurs when the wand is lifted off early or stopped in the middle of a bar code. Even if the wand is stopped on a black bar the circuit quickly times out and the output reverts to the white (low) level.
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Maybe I was just at MM at the wrong time. Grooming was suspect and lots of ice patches. Visually, the hill seemed old and not well kept with lots of areas in need of the natural visual intangibles other hills already have to draw us to them. Its as if MM started to work on slope improvements and quit halfway thru, it feels like parts of the hill are just left undone, like a construction zone in progress. On the plus side, MM gets LOTS of snow thanks to its proximity to Lake Superior, but still doesn't open earlier or stay open later into the season than any other hill. Terrain is better than some hills in the area, but you can end up traversing flat areas to get from one part of the hill to another, so plan to get some exercise that doesn't include just enjoying the gravity. Bright spot, Ski Patrol is top notch. I hate to say it, but my daughter came off a lift wrong and injured her knee. NSP was first class getting her off the hill, and one of the NSP at MM is a trauma nurse at the local hospital. Couldn't have asked for better care in a crummy circumstance, thank you NSP, YOU ROCK!. Food is good and reasonable, decent guest service but not a class leader. Ok, like I said, maybe I was there at the wrong time, so I WILL give it another shot. For now its a place to ski, but not necessarily my first choice. If the next trip improves my experience, I will update and give credit where its due.
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Google's Nest division updated its iOS app with several important features, most notably the ability to control its flagship Thermostat via the Apple Watch.
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Google's Nest division updated its iOS app with several important features, most notably the ability to control its flagship Thermostat via the Apple Watch.
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This week on the AppleInsider podcast, Neil and Mikey go over Apple's earnings for the third fiscal quarter of 2016, one billion iPhones, "iPhone 7" rumors, a shake-up at "Project Titan" and much more.
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Apple is working on a new version of its Apple Store app for iOS that will provide customers with personalized product recommendations based on their purchase history, according to a report published Thursday.
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Apple authorized resellers are offering triple-digit discounts on iMac and MacBook configurations this week with free shipping and no tax in most states. Save up to $750 on iMacs or snap up a 13-inch MacBook Air for as low as $799. The 1.3GHz Early 2015 12-inch MacBook is also $999 this week.
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A patent filing made public today stems directly from the Apple purchase of biometric company AuthenTec, and could lead to future iPhones and iPads using part or all of the touchscreen to act a Touch ID sensor.
To flesh out the advanced software needed for a self-driving automobile, Apple has reportedly hired talent away from former high-profile rival and now-beleaguered BlackBerry and its QNX division.
In the U.S., sales of Bluetooth headphones overtook other kinds for the first time in June — with the market led by Apple's Beats division, according to NPD retail data published on Thursday.
Apple is preparing to launch another New York City store in the World Trade Center Transportation Hub, the company's head of marketing for New York stores revealed on Thursday.
Photos and a video of an adapter allegedly taken from a Foxconn factory in Vietnam surface, with the photographer claiming that the adapter will be included with this fall's iPhone update.
Apple has allegedly taken a hardline approach in negotiating with content owners for a potential $30-per-month streaming television service —�a strategy that may have backfired on the company, a new report suggests.
With Apple rumored to be switching to OLED screens starting with the 2017 iPhone, research firm IHS believes that product's launch will serve as a game changer for OLED technology and mobile displays.
Apple's secondary manufacturer, Pegatron, is following in the footsteps of Foxconn and beginning to automate its factories — and cutting back on new hires as a result, according to the company's chairman.
Apple's Senior Vice President of Worldwide Marketing Phil Schiller is bringing the better part of three decades of marketing experience to the board of directors of Illumina, the industry-leading DNA sequencing equipment company.
Shares of Apple audio parts supplier Cirrus Logic spiked in after-hours trading on Wednesday night as the company not only beat quarterly forecasts, but implied that it stands to benefit from Apple's "iPhone 7" and other smartphones ditching 3.5-millimeter headphone jacks in favor of USB and Bluetooth.
Apple has implemented the .xip file compression protocol with digital signatures for its newest Xcode 8 beta distribution, instead of the unsecured .zip format, guaranteeing that the contents have not changed since initial creation.
Following up on a report regarding the supposed launch date of Apple's next-generation iPhone, noted industry blogger Evan Blass on Wednesday said the company is looking to start preorders for the device on Friday, Sept. 9.
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As iPhone sales show signs of stabilizing after a first every contraction earlier this year, Apple continues to incrementally increase spending on research and development in search of the next big thing.
Upthere, a new cloud service designed by former Apple engineers including former Mac software engineering chief Bertrand Serlet, has exited a seven month long beta program on iOS and macOS, and is promising to change how users utilize and think about cloud storage.
Apple CEO Tim Cook at an employee meeting on Wednesday said the company recently sold its one billionth iPhone, a watershed moment for the popular smartphone.
The new MoltenVK developer API aims to ease porting of games to Apple hardware, and its native support of Metal graphics, by by bringing the cross-platform Vulkan 3D graphics API to both iOS and macOS.
Google on Wednesday launched Family Library, a feature for the Google Play Store closely mirroring Apple's own Family Sharing for iTunes, iBooks, and the App Store — including some iOS support.
Starting Wednesday in some venues, Apple Maps will supplement existing data on parking with more information from the Parkopedia database, including pricing, real-time spot availability, and hours of operation of garages and parking lots.
Apple's 40.4 million iPhones shipped during the June quarter — a 15 percent decline year-over-year — were still enough to keep it in second place in the worldwide smartphone market, which reversed recent trends and grew "modestly," according to research firm Canalys.
Apple's June quarter earnings came in slightly higher than expected this week, propelling shares higher by more than 6 percent back over the $100 threshold. Analysts were generally pleased by Apple's results�— here's a roundup of their responses, as collected by AppleInsider.
Microsoft on Wednesday released Pix, a new photo application that utilizes the company's machine learning skills with a computational photography implementation intended to improve the quality of photos shot on an iPhone 5s or newer.
Best known for its smartphones, China's Xiaomi on Wednesday revealed the Mi Notebook Air, its first laptop, apparently designed to take on Apple's MacBook and MacBook Air.
A new supply chain rumor suggests that Apple will bring USB Type-C ports from its 12-inch MacBook to another notebook in the lineup. The most likely candidate: the MacBook Pro. Here's why.
Apple's 4-inch iPhone SE is attracting switcher and new-user sales in an otherwise slow period between major iPhone releases, and supply of the sought-after model is just now catching up with demand, leaving room for future growth, according to Apple executives.
LG Display on Wednesday announced plans to spend 1.99 trillion won — about $1.75 billion — on a new flexible OLED production line, which could potentially help the company vie for Apple iPhone orders.
While Apple's growth, or lack thereof, in Greater China grabs headlines, work continues on a planned expansion into untapped markets like Mexico, where the company is poised to open its first retail store later this year.
Three of Australia's major banks on Wednesday filed a joint application with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to force Apple into negotiations over the installation of third-party mobile payments software on iPhone.
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Apple CEO Tim Cook during a quarterly investor conference call on Tuesday said he expects his company's services sector, which continues to exhibit growth despite slumping iPhone sales, to generate revenues equivalent to that of a Fortune 100 company next year.
During Apple's quarterly conference call for the third fiscal quarter of 2016, Apple CEO Tim Cook confirmed investments into augmented reality solutions, saying the nascent platform holds "huge" potential.
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best processor at the price but gets really hotI am using this processor with corsair H100i liquid cooler, processor heats up a lot,if not liquid cooler, at lest use air cooler like "cooler master HYPER 212 evo", because stock heat sink/cooler is useless and makes noise, good multi threaded performance but not that good the single threaded performance..over all a good processor.. special thanks to flipkart for speedy delivery and selecting me as lucky winner for 10,000/- gift voucher as i had purchased this product during that offer :)
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It's a pretty decent proc from AMD...but for better wait for SteamrollerI decided to write this with my very limited knowledge to enlighten few facts about this processor... (1) this is a octa-core ,quad module processor. (2) the mechanism of action of this n other new module based (read new architecture by AMD) is very different than tat of Intel. The Piledriver architecture has bumped up the multithreaded performance of this proc comparable to Intel's Flagship i7 3770K in mainstream line up. What this FX8350K lacks is single threaded perf… (Expand)
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Russ (United Kingdom)
40-49 years old Man
used for 2 to 8 weeks I saw several videos of this tent and was hooked on its genius design. I wanted something lightweight, very portable and well ventilated for a cycle tour along the western coast of France next year. This tent is perfect. And it's kermit green!
pocket hotel
great price, quality product
bit of a brick to carry around
paul (United Kingdom)
40-49 years old Man
used for 2 to 8 weeks
love this tent. used for 8 days on a cycling trip in france. withstood rain and wind. goes up easy -tough and old boots material.
im 6'4 and it was just long enough though my feet did touch the bottom of the tent at times.
hard pushed to find fault for £80.
lightweight and hardcore!
Very strong ,easy mount,many practical features.
takes effort to put the poles in the holes.
Espen (United Kingdom)
40-49 years old Man
used for 1 week or less This is the best tent I have seen and tried. I used it in snow, very cold weather, and carried it a long way. It is lightweight and small package, but roomy and wonderful inside. Has even a ceiling shelf and alot of genious solutions for better air venting and pockets, with easy to use pegs and hooks. Long enough for me and even taller people up to 190cm, and more than high enough ceiling. Strong quality material, good zippers, velcro patches here and there, and best of all- the inner tent was pre-attatched to the flysheet, so it all came up at once, no extra work! Amazing. It is up in less than 5 minutes (with frozen hands and mittens). The flysheet reaches the ground, so it is easy to seal around it with snow, to prevent wind going through it. I cooked inside it, with a gas stove, no problem, good ventilation. It is all I hoped it would be, and more. Who needs a house..?
very good tent for two
light, Very good materials,
Its hot in direct sun
val (United Kingdom)
30-39 years old Man
used for 2 to 8 weeks Is this tent is sweet for a beach camping? Is there a UV protection from the sun? Thanks
Easy, comfortable, small pack size, great price
Easy, comfortable, small pack size, great price
Kirsten (United Kingdom)
40-49 years old Woman
used for 1 week or less
At first we could not decide between this and the Quickhiker II Ultralight. But in the end, this was much cheaper, it would allow us to sit up inside, and with my eyes closed and one in each hand I could not feel the weight difference, which was the final decider.
I'm glad we went with this tent. The small pack size fits fine in a bike pannier with room to spare, it's very easy to put up and put down, and we were very comfortable inside due to being able to sit up and due to excellent ventilation netting which also kept insects out. There is a handy ceiling pocket and also 2 small pockets near your head. It rained during the night but everything inside the inner and outer tent was bone dry. Having a door at either side was also good for loo visits without having to climb over each other.
The free-standing structure is easy to pitch on all types of terrain.
Taking the tent down is just as quick. You simply have to connect up the folded poles and roll them together to stow the tent in its cover.
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Tent pegs: L-shaped aluminium.
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Weight: 2.7kg.
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Only a small percentage of PC gamers get the latest and greatest. A lot of us don't need to upgrade for several years. I still have a GTX 770 from 2013 that runs games on max(depends on the game) or high settings at 1080p/60fps. Your semi-next gen consoles like the PS Neo if the rumored specs are correct will finally run those settings when it's released in 2018.... a full generation behind aka the Nintendo WiiU of console power.
Drive Club blows this out of the water. However, to be fair Drive Club is only running at 30fps though.
I've been a fan of the Happy Console Gamer for 5 yrs now. A lot of the things he talked about like the Street Fighter 2 arcade experiences at the 7-11 convenient store I can totally relate to growing up in the 80s-90s.
don't be surprised if they either don't or in a very limited form. Polyphony has been behind the times for the past several years now.
Sound the alarm! All hands on deck! We must indentify the target and neutralize it!
Seriously... We all know UC4 is top contender for GOTY, so why are people so up in arms lol
I'm sooooooo glad I haven't upgraded my gtx 770 when I was tempted to many times. First it was the 780ti, then the 980, and 980ti, but I held out. Now I'm ready!
I hate when diversity means different races are included in the game with their stereotypical role. The big black guy is the muscles, the Asian guy is the techy type, the female is quick and nimble, but weak, and of course the white guy is well rounded and usually the lead
With the rumored specs of the PS4 Neo, I don't think it could even do 4k/30fps with decent graphics. The rumored specs are just a slight bump up, it's no PS5. Even highend PC single graphic cards today barely do 4k/30-40fps. 1080p/60fps seems about right.
Cheesy lol. Who speaks that way?
Speaking of the end of the Souls games, remember Deep Down? That game was being compared to the Souls games at one time. Whatever happened to it? It was first shown in 2013.
Well think about it this way. Once it's ready for release, we'll have the next gens of consoles that will produce better graphics and performance to play the game as it was intended. No downgrades...(maybe)
Yes it does, but it depends on the game. I have friends who are big Street Fighter gamers, and they only game on the Xbox. Some had no choice but to buy a ps4 for SF5, because its the cheaper alternative to buying or building a PC.
What the hell is wrong with this new era of gamers wanting an easy mode?!? You play the game, you die and learn from your mistakes. You learn the patterns of certain enemies and bosses, what you need to overcome it, and you advance on. Its that simple folks.
Boo-hoo, but i don't have time for all of that. Its too much, just let me win and let everyone get a trophy for effort....
Oh shut the hell up! Go play another game!
I actually don't mind the gap if it's like the Oculus DK2. It actually helps you see where your keyboard or controller is.
I don't know what i am anymore. I follow gaming news, videos, and culture on a daily basis, but i rarely play games except the occasional SF5 matches online. There are other life interest that has kepts me very busy and occupied, but i still have this deep interest in gaming. I've been gaming since the atari 7800 and up until this current gen, i gradually slowed down to almost completely stopped.
I thought KZ2 release version actually looked better than the CGI trailer. I think people mistake the smooth CGI animation of the trailer for being visually better.
Windows 10 could be forced upon you. I know for a fact, because it almost did it to me. You get a popup window that gives you only 2 options, restart now to upgrade/install windows 10 or schedule another day to upgrade(only gives you up to 5 days out).
Basically, it sounds like if you shut down your pc and restart it, you're screwed. Ifcyou schedule it out, you're screwed too, because you technically agreed to upgrade. I had to do a command prompt to manually rem...
There needs to be games that actually let you walk around instead of being stationary on one area or warp to a different spot. I understand developers fear of players potential for motion sickness, but if done right, there wont be much of it at all. I've played many demo VR games on the oculus that gets it right. For now stationary positioned games will be enough to "wow" new VR gamers.
I have Alien: Isolation on PC and I've used the Oculus Rift DK2 on it already. For some reason it gave me motion sickness instantly. Now granted, the VR feature was a hack that enabled it, so I don't think it was calibrated and scaled correctly for a smooth VR experience. Let's hope it is for the HTC Vive.
Where the hell is Sagat?! You can't have a SF game without Sagat. Too many shoto-like characters?? Pffft!


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Is a middle aged labourer going to win the X Factor? Tate Stevens tops the public vote... but Jason Brock bids farewell
Full disclosure of results 'first for American reality TV'
Deadlock forced judges to go to public vote
Jason Brock earned the least votes from America
Just pipped unpopular blonde CeCe Frey
The flamboyant Jason Brock's departure was overshadowed tonight by canny Simon Cowell's decision to reveal the contestants rankings for the first time.
It came as a surprise - especially to the frontrunner himself - to hear that the audience favourite is 37-year-old road worker Tate Stevens.
Scroll down to watch Jason and CeCe sing for survival...
Shock: The X Factor revealed that America gave Tate Stevens the most votes this week, it came as a surprise to the stetson sporting 37-year-old road worker
The cowboy-hat wearing singer pulled in more votes from viewers than any of the other, younger, contestants.
On learning the news he joked: 'Wow, obviously people in America don't get out a lot! Thank you so very much. This is huge.'
But another thirty-something was not so admired, and Jason, 35, was forced to say goodbye.
'I did for the gays and Japan!' Jason was gracious in defeat after his lovely version of Bonnie Tyler's Total Eclipse of the Heart
He was forced into a sing off against fellow contestant CeCe Frey for the final spot in the top 12 of the show.
But when the judges couldn't decide who to send home, it was revealed that because Jason had got the fewest votes from TV viewers, he wouldn't be going any further.
For the first time ever viewers got to see who were the most, and least popular, acts as their rankings were revealed following the public vote.
Forever's not going to start tonight: Not in terms of Jason's career
Singing for survival: But it didn't count as CeCe was saved by the public vote... just
The show opened with a bang - and the screams of dozens of female fans in the audience - as British boyband One Direction performed new single, Live While We're Young.
'How hot is One Direction?' asked Khloe Kardashian Odom as she touched both Liam and Zayn.
The previous night judge Simon Cowell pulled a stunning U-turn when he brought back teenager Diamond White, who had already been kicked off the show.
That left 13 finalists instead of the usual 12.
Big night: The judges got unprecedented feedback by learning the position of their acts in America's esteem
Surprise: Tate could barely take in the news that he'd garnered the most votes
Loyal: L.A stuck by his 'entertainer' Jason after he received the least votes
No.2: Carly Rose Soneclar was tonight's runner up
Khloe Kardashian added: 'There was a whole lot of drama on stage last night.'
Britney Spears, wearing a shimmery silver top that exposed her midriff and back, then walked onstage with her Teens category - Arin Ray, Beatrice Miller, Diamond White and Carly Rose Sonenclar.
Demi Lovato, in a flowery skirt that showed off her toned legs, then appeared with the acts she has been mentoring - the young adults, CeCe Frey, Jennel Garcia and Paige Thomas.
LA Reid, in a smart suit, then walked on with his over-25s acts - Jason Brock, Tate Stevens and Vino Alan.
And finally Simon Cowell, wearing a trademark sweater and jeans, appeared with the Groups - Emblem3, Fifth Harmony and Lyric145.
Looking the part: CeCe is the image of a pop star but she's still proving unpopular
Safe... for now: CeCe sobbed as she realised she was staying in the competition
A night of two halves: Simon enjoyed watching his UK find One Direction sing to screaming hordes but was shocked that Emblem3 ranked so low
Mario Lopez said: 'We're going to reveal who's made it through to the top 12. They will ALL be back next week. Good luck!'
He added: 'By the way, these results are in no particular order. Safe and through to the top 12 is… "'
Arin Ray, Paige Thomas, Diamond White, Vino Alan, Jennel Garcia and Emblem3 were all put out of their misery quickly and told they were here to stay.
The X Factor USA contestants: How they rank...
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2. Carly Rose Sonenclar
3. Vino Alan
4. Diamond White
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10. Beatrice Miller
11. Arin Ray
12. CeCe Frey
Carly Rose Sonenclar clasped her hands to her face as she found out she will be going straight through.
Also getting the good news were Tate Stevens, and Beatrice Miller - meaning all four of Britney's acts were voted into the next round. Beatrice hugged Britney at the news.
Also through was Lyric145, leaving CeCeFrey, Jason Brock and Fifth Harmony to battle it out for the final guaranteed spot.
Mario Lopez then said: 'The next act through to the top 12 is Fifth Harmony!'
The bottom two acts - CeCe and Jason - were then told they would have to sing before the judges decided who would be leaving the contest for good.
As she introduced her back on stage, Demi added: 'Please welcome the amazing, and talented and very beautiful CeCe Frey.'
The hopeful, dressed in Madonna-esque cream trousers and a cream top that showed off her arms, then belted out Cher's You Haven't Seen the Last of Me, which featured on the soundtrack of 2010 movie Burlesque.
After another ad break Jason Brock took to the stage to sing for survival.
He performed a stripped-down version of Total Eclipse of the Heart as he made a last-gasp bid to win over the judges.
The two acts then appeared on stage as Lopez explained how the judges would vote in turn on who they wanted to send home. If there was a deadlock the act with the lowest number of original viewer votes would be the one to get the axe.
Time to rethink: Simon says he will possibly be restyling Emblem3
Relief: We haven't seen the end of Fifth Harmony yet, and Simon is pleased about it
Through! Britney hugs Beatrice Miller in joy
As the tense announcements began, Demi Lovato was the first to send home Jason Brock, to boos form the audience.
LA Reid said: 'I'm sorry, I'm going to have to send CeCe home.'
Britney Spears also revealed she would be sending home CeCe, but Simon opted for Jason.
That meant the two acts were tied with two strikes each - leaving the decision in the hands of the audience who originally cast their votes.
Mario Lopez said: 'This truly is up to America.'
Keeping her girl: Demi didn't have to say goodbye to CeCe
No need to say goodbye: Paige Thomas is through but wasn't as high up in the ranks as Demi thought she should... or would be
Nine lives: Diamond White was brought back last night after her shock elimination, and she's No.4 with fans
Opening an envelope with the results on it, he added: 'The act with the lowest number of votes and who is going home tonight is Jason Brock.'
Jason appeared to be holding it together as he said: 'I want to say, I did it for the gays, and for Japan. But I'm really happy to have been here.'
Mentor LA Reid said: "I'm still proud of him, every time he sings. It really does make me sad to see you go. Keep doing it."
'I will keep singing,' Jason vowed.
At the end of the show it was revealed who got the most votes, in what was claimed to be a first for American reality TV.
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