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Love the uniqueness on these paws! <3
Paw pads and claws by DVC
Love the uniqueness on these paws! <3
Paw pads and claws by DVC
i wish i could craft like that and i cant even find them
Awesome craftsmanship
you're gonna be known as the God of Sock Paws
Lovely pair of paws there. Well constructed and looking cute too =3
Wow these are amazing and beautiful. If there is a way to do paws properly, its what you did here. I never herd of a Sock Paw before, but now i know.
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I like the way that these are shaped. They're realistic, but at the same time they're not overly realistic. They're beautifully done though


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Extremely comfortable. First time I used them I walked from Angel City Brewery in DTLA to the Grand Central Market and back. I absolutely love the shoe. I am usually and 8.5 but I tried on the white and black ones at the store and the 8 fit way better. Ordered the black ones online since they didn't have them in the store. I chose the black ones with the purple/pink ombre at the bottom and they are so dope. Highly recommend these shoes and for the price it is not bad! ... read more
This is my second pair. I really like the addition of the Continental rubber, much better traction and feels more durable. Ultra Boost is the best distance running shoe I've ever had. I notice much less impact on my body after long runs. It is idea for steady pace tempo running. ... read more
I originally bought the shoes, because I liked the style. Turns out they ran a little big so I had to send them back and get a smaller size. It was well worth it they are extremely comfortable and stylish. I love the fact that Adidas has came on strong. ... read more
So I haven't bought a new pair of trainers in years (my last pair of Adidas really treated me well), and wasn't sure what to expect with these. I was not disappointed. These are super light, and I love the "meshy" one-piece upper that really fits like a glove. I've really only used these for light training and long-distance walks, but I feel like they'd hold up to the most extreme athlete. Very happy with my purchase. ... read more
The back of these shoes is way too high, it caused a blister on my heel within the first 10 minutes of a run. I had to take them off to get back home. Other than the back of the shoe being designed horribly, they fit like a glove. Although they did hurt my arch after running as well. Not impressed. ... read more
Just received my pair today! Super comfortable and light weight. Lots of ventilation. Gave an average mark for quality because I just started wearing them. I am a loyal adidas wearer so I'm sure they're great quality ... read more
Good for concrete and track running, comfy and lightweight. To be honest I expected them to be 'bouncier' that a regular running shoe due to the blades, but I don't feel any noticeable difference. You also can't really take them off of a smooth surface at all. I sometimes run along the canal on a surface of small stones and you can hear what sounds like the blades cracking/snapping as you hit the ground which makes you feel uncomfortable, as if they're going to break. Small stones also get wedged in between the blades and you can hear them scrape on the ground as you run. ... read more
I want to love them, they are the comfiest, but they squeak soooo much it's ridiculous! I work at a hospital and everywhere I go it sounds like I have water in my shoes. For $180 a pair they should not squeak like that. Also when training indoors the insole slips within the shoe. So disappointed. ... read more
These alpha bounce shoes are very comfortable and lightweight. I bought a men's 8 since that's what I have in other adidas and I thought they might be a little too big at first, but after breaking in they're great. ... read more
This is such a great shoe for many reasons. Firstly the design is what attracts people but it is so much more. The shoe fits like a glove, the interior grips your foot perfectly almost like a sock and feels very stable and firm on the feet. The overall feel of the shoe is very comfortable so if you are worried about the fit, don't be. This is a complete masterpiece of a shoe and it is what we come to expect from adidas, all from a very affordable price. ... read more
Great colours on the teal. The entry if the shoes is like a sock not a tongue so I sized up to 13 instead of 12. Only in store. Now it's a bit long and too long to maintain the sexiness of smaller sizes. Still nice training and lifting shoes maybe. Btw my feet are normal width. ... read more
I had to use men's sizing because I am a large women's size that most don't carry (12). I ordered a 10.5 and an 11. I went with the smaller size, they are a little big but the 10s would have been too small. Quality is excellent. I use these for squats only and they are perfect, my feet don't budge when I squat. Best purchase ever. ... read more
I've run in Supernova Sequence shoes for a few years, and every time the old pair are ready to "retire," the newer versions just blow me away with all the improvements! Great reflective material on the sides of the runner, and amazingly comfortable with outstanding support as always. These fit like a glove! ... read more
Good fit, I took the advice and ordered a full size bigger but could have got away with just a half size, no width issues and I'm a very wide 9. Stable and secure on the platform-no slipping or sliding, surprisingly comfortable from the off. Near unbeatable value in the sale @ £52.50. I bought the green ones and they are a lot, lot greener than the photo suggests but personally I love it-nice to get away from the usual "blokey" blacks, reds, and whites. Took a little longer to arrive than expected and not sure of the need for a box within a box-just a lot of extra packaging to dispose of. I would definitely recommend a pair. ... read more
Love the design. But once delivered, the quality is fantastic. I use this base for running, and it performs great, wicks away all the sweat. Fist try out, a 10k hilly trail run, no chafing. Loved the base layer that much I'm ordered another so I'm never without one while one is being washed. ... read more
These shoes are very lightweight and extremely comfortable. I have worn them a half dozen times to cross train and so far so good. Time will tell if the quality is good and they hold up over time although I have never has a problem with Adidas shoes before. ... read more
Probably the most uncomfortable shoe Ive ever purchased. Yes there is excellent support, but my feet hurt after wearing them the first day. Its almost as if the forgot to add the insole and the cushion. I have added Dr Scholls inserts and they are usable. I know they are for training but they should have some sort cushion added for impact training. ... read more
I really do like these shoes a lot. Extremly comfortablecomfortable, and my feet can breathe easily. My only complaint is that they don't make them in wide sizes. So my pink toeye feels crunched most of the time. ... read more
First, the shoe is a great combination of cushion and response. The transition is seamless between foot plant and toe-off. Second, the upper is very comfortable. While the forefoot is a little narrow for me there are no friction points because the material works with the foot and is very forgiving. Great shoe, wish Adidas had a trail version. ... read more
I ordered these shoes for my mom. She was very excited to get these trendy fashion sneakers for the gym. We had to send them back twice because of the quality. The first pair had one shoe with a rounded tip and the other with a pointed tip. The second pair had a tear/snag on the cloth atop the toe area. Also, BOTH pairs had visible glue around both shoes. it looked very sloppy and cheap. It was unfortunate that the quality was supbar because they were extremely comfortable and the stylish. We are still big Adidas fans and hope they step up the quality control during production/packaging/shipping. ... read more
Awesome training and running shoe. It looks great, comfortable as can be, like walking on air. BUT, taking off a star because the sizing is whacked! Usually wear a size 12, ordered up 1/2 sz to 12.5 and though they fit, barely any wiggle room. Size 13 would probably be perfect. I'd keep that in mind if ordering. ... read more
This shoe is perfect for me. I hope Adidas continues to make this shoe without changing much. The last shoe I used was a different brand and was way too cushy and soft and actually ended up causing foot and ankle pain. I switched to the Supernova Glide Boost 8 based on a recommendation and couldn't be happier. I've been running with this shoe for a couple months now. The shoe is supportive, comfortable, and still manages to be responsive. The Boost material is phenomenal. I highly recommend this shoe. ... read more
I have had my ultra boosts for about a month now while running 12-25 miles a day as well as wearing them casually. They have shown no wear and tear and feel as comfortable as the first day I got them. These are such nice shoes and have made me not want to leave adidas for my future shoe purchases. ... read more
I have bought many Adidas shoes over the years. These alpha bounce are by far the best. I walk 6 to 10 miles a day on my job and I have to keep great quality shoes on my feet. With Adidas on my feet I never worry about bone spurs or hurting feet again. Thank you Adidas for your commitment to quality and satisfaction that to me far exceeds any other brand!!!! ... read more
The fused upper mesh is actually more of a neoprene material and is one solid piece that does hug your foot like a sock. It's comfortable, but doesn't breathe much. I bought these for work use, not running. As an everyday shoe, they are excellent and comfortable. I'm on my feet 10+ hours a day and they are perfect for long shifts. By, I would imagine that I would sweat quite a bit if I used them as my main running shoes. ... read more

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The "Hunger Games" star reveals he'll make an appearance on the upcoming ABC comedy series.
Returning Community showrunner Dan Harmon, producer Chris McKenna and cast members Jim Rash, Danny Pudi, Allison Brie, Gillian Jacobs, Yvette Nicole Brown and Ken Jeong discussed the upcoming fifth season and more at Comic-Con International 2013.
Warner Bros. has released a new full-length trailer and six posters for The Hangover Part III, the final installment of director Todd Phillips' blockbuster comedy series.
Paramount Pictures' red-band trailer for Pain & Gain features Mark Wahlberg, Dwayne Johnson, Rebel Wilson and Anthony Mackie pumping iron, kidnapping bad guys and spending money. The Michael Bay movie opens April 26.
Ken Jeong, best known as Chang on Community, has been cast in the ABC pilot Spy, a remake of the U.K. comedy of the same name.
DreamWorks Animation has debuted a teaser trailer for Turbo, the 3D comedy about a snail who miraculously gains super-speed. The film, which features the voices of Ryan Reynolds, Paul Giamatti, Samuel L. Jackson and others, opens July 19.
Paramount Pictures has released the first poster for Michael Bay's dark comedy Pain & Gain, which stars Mark Wahlberg and Dwayne Johnson. Based on a true story about bodybuilders who kidnap a businessman, the film opens April 26, 2013.
NBC has announced that the entire cast of beleaguered comedy Community will return for the fourth season — even Chevy Chase.
The blooper reel for Disney's The Muppets, billed as "The Longest Blooper Reel Ever (Well … At Least in Muppet History)," has at last found its way online.
At WonderCon in Anaheim, Community creator Dan Harmon and stars Yvette Nicole Brown, Gillian Jacobs and Ken Jeong talked to fans about the sitcom's midseason return, its devoted following, the looming war at Greendale, and product placement.
Community creator Dan Harmon and stars Gillian Jacobs, Yvette Nicole Brown and Ken Jeong met with reporters at WonderCon to discuss the show's high-rated return from hiatus, the outpouring of fan support, and the possibility of a fourth season.
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Resident Evil 6: Onslaught Game Mode PlayStation 3
- Summary: Adds the Onslaught game mode to the Extra Content menu in Resident Evil 6! In this one-on-one version of The Mercenaries, rack up combo points to send hordes of creatures your opponent's way!
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May 19, 2013After dishing out another $15....3/4 of what I paid for the actual game. I downloaded the extra maps for $5, and then the siege pack with theAfter dishing out another $15....3/4 of what I paid for the actual game. I downloaded the extra maps for $5, and then the siege pack with the 4 modes for $10. WASTE OF MONEY! I am a huge REsident Evil fan and actually thoroughly enjoyed doing everything possible in Re6.....but this content is total crap! Do not expect to be buying a mode that is the same quality as the mercenaries. Onslaught......IF you have a mic and someone to chat with THIS mode is maybe worth the purchase. This is basically the only mode that has any kind of depth to it. Below I talk about the other multiplayer modes..skip down a section for Onslaught.
The other 3 additional pay to play modes have the shortest time limits imaginable....matches will go anywhere from 1 minute-5 minutes of actual gameplay! Literally it's like playing agent mode for 30 seconds and then mercenaries for another 30 seconds and then the game is over....you will spend as much time getting the people together and starting the game as you actually do playing the content! They put restrictions after restriction on the modes and it....it just isn't fun! The time limits are so damn short on all the other modes.
Onslaught is like Mercenaries but with some different mechanics. A game will actually last a maximum of 10 minutes if you or your competitor don't die.....which one of you most likely will 3/4 of the way in. This is the only game mode that is worth buying. The other 3 multiplayer modes and map packs are total GARBAGE! Do NOT waste your money on it. All the maps you can play on are gutted in all 4 modes....so certain sections are totally missing and blocked off. With onslaught...this is okay....with the other games? No! not okay! Onslaught gets a 6/10. The other games modes.....total crap. If you are thinking of buying the other maps for Onslaught or the mercenaries.....consider requiem and rooftop....the rest have nothing new to offer.… Expand
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Steve Kondik, founder of CyanogenMod (the community ROM) and Cyanogen Inc. (the company):
CyanogenMod is something that works. Perhaps it doesn't need to "go big" to work. I'm still wildly inspired by the idea of a platform which forces participation. Whether it's the choice to hack your phone to bits and figure out how to install the damn thing to begin with, learning what's possible afterwards, or just having the confidence of being in control, it still serves an important role which hasn't been filled outside of the custom ROM community. Cyanogen Inc (including myself) will still be sponsoring the project and will continue to have an active role in it's development. Contrary to popular belief, we are not "pivoting to apps" nor are we shelving CM. We'll have additional information on the Inc site soon.
Good news for CyanogenMod (the ROM), but communications in the vein of "the company is not going down, honest!" usually precede the company going down.
The final build of the Windows 10 Anniversary Update is build 14393. The update, which provides a range of new features and improvements, represents Microsoft's last big push to get Windows 7 and 8.1 users to upgrade to Windows 10.
The update is available right now to those who have opted in to the Windows Insider program, and it will be pushed out to Windows 10 users on the current branch on August 2. The free upgrade offer from Windows 7 and 8.1 to Windows 10, however, ends on July 29, leaving Microsoft hoping that the promise of the new update will be enough to get people to make the switch.
Correct me if I'm wrong, but I doubt many Windows 7/8 users here who haven't upgraded yet will be wooed by this new update.
If you're still running Windows XP, you're irresponsible and you should update to 7/8/10 or Linux immediately.
As another installment in a somewhat ongoing series on obscure console history, let's talk about the expansion port on the Nintendo Entertainment System or NES. In case you've never turned over your NES: there's a little door underneath your NES, which covers up a small raised piece of plastic that's (relatively) easily removable. Underneath the raised piece of plastic sits an expansion port on the NES' motherboard. That's my NES, and since I've already taken it apart to look at what's under the raised cover, I had no need to remove it.
Common wisdom is that the NES expansion port was never actually used for anything, but that's not actually true. Modeled after the Family Computer Network System for the Japanese version of the NES (the Famicom), through which the NES could display weather, stock information, partake in gambling, and so on, the Minnesota State Lottery and Nintendo tried to bring a similar device to the United States:
The three parties planned to sign up 10,000 homes for the trial, and while Nintendo handed out free modems, in an even sweeter deal, Minnesota also handed out free NES consoles to those involved who didn't already have one.
For a monthly subscription fee of $10 (remember, that's 1991 money), users would also get a special cartridge for the NES that let them access the lottery, after which they could play every game that month, right up to and including the big jackpots.
The program ultimately flopped and never made it to the official production or availability stages, and since Nintendo never tried to do anything with the expansion port after this initial test, it would remain unused for the entirety of the NES' lifespan. Today, though, you can buy a homebrew expansion board that taps into the port.
I've been reading up a lot on these kinds of stories, so if you have anything interesting - feel free to submit it. Since I grew up with Nintendo (and PC), that's where the focus has been so far, so I'd be quite interested in stories about competing companies such as Sega or Atari.
We're hearing from multiple sources that Cyanogen Inc. is in the midst of laying off a significant portion of its workforce around the world today. The layoffs most heavily impact the open source arm of the Android ROM-gone-startup, which may be eliminated entirely (not CyanogenMod itself, just the people at Cyanogen Inc. who work on the open source side).
We have been told by several sources [ed. note: confirmed by Re/code] that the company plans to undergo some sort of major strategic shift, with one claiming that this involves a "pivot" to "apps."
Quoting myself, early this year: "Don't buy into Cyanogen. Just don't."
Cyanogen, Inc. has been misleading, grandiose, megalomaniac. I wish the people who got laid off all the best in the troubling weeks and months ahead, but I shed no tear for the megalomaniac, misleading, and arrogant way this company conducted its business.
Back in the early '90s, a number of game consoles of the time got CD-ROM based add-ons, such as the the Mega-CD for the Mega Drive (or Sega CD and Genesis, respectively, in North-America). Nintendo wanted in on this trend as well, and in cooperation with Sony - which already made several of the SNES' chips - Nintendo explored the idea of a CD-ROM based add-on for the SNES. The plan was for the device to be connected to the SNES using the 28-pin expansion port located underneath the SNES.
The device - called the SNES-CD or Nintendo Play Station - eventually morphed into a single unit capable of playing both SNES games and new disc-based games, all in a single package. It never made it to market, though, and only 200 or so prototypes were ever made, which all seemingly were destroyed, or so the story goes. Sony took what it learned during its stint with Nintendo, and in 1994, unveiled the PlayStation.
Until in 2015, Terry and Dan Diebold by pure luck stumbled upon one of the presumed lost prototypes - probably the rarest console in existence. The SNES part of the device was in working condition (mostly), but the CD-ROM part was void of any signs of life. It seemed like the Nintendo Play Station would continue to hide its secrets.
That is, until now - Ben Heck has managed to fix the SNES-CD, and get it back into working order. The entire process is chronicled in two videos. In the first video, Heck takes the SNES-CD apart and analyses its insides, trying to figure out what each chip and component does. In the second video, the real magic begins - fixing the device.
I'm not going to spoil why, exactly, the device didn't work - it's too good of a story and too much of a fun surprise to spoil upfront. Grab something to drink, and enjoy an hour of delicately poking at the insides of one of the rarest pieces of technology.
It is the widest superscalar processor on the market, one that can issue up to 10 instructions and sustain 8 per clock: IBM's POWER8. IBM's POWER CPUs have always captured the imagination of the hardware enthusiast; it is the Tyrannosaurus Rex, the M1 Abrams of the processor world. Still, despite a flood of benchmarks and reports, it is very hard to pinpoint how it compares to the best Intel CPUs in performance wise. We admit that our own first attempt did not fully demystify the POWER8 either, due to the fact that some immature LE Linux software components (OpenJDK, MySQL...) did not allow us to run our enterprise workloads.
Hence we're undertaking another attempt to understand what the strengths and weaknesses are of Intel's most potent challenger. And we have good reasons besides curiosity and geekiness: IBM has just recently launched the IBM S812LC, the most affordable IBM POWER based server ever. IBM advertises the S812LC with "Starting at $4,820". That is pretty amazing if you consider that this is not some basic 1U server, but a high expandable 2U server with 32 (!) DIMM slots, 14 disk bays, 4 PCIe Gen 3 slots, and 2 redundant power supplies.
Classic AnandTech. This is only part 1 - more parts are to follow.
In this post, I m going to show you a few of the features of WSL that I personally find very interesting, as well as point you to some resources to help you learn more. First, I'll show the integration of staple commands like ssh for working with Linux servers and devices. Second, I'll demonstrate the ability to use Bash scripting to automate tasks in a very natural way. Third, I'll have a little fun with the great command-line compilers, other tools and the *nix compatibility offered, and play a little NetHack. Finally, I'll show you the ability to use existing Python and other scripts available on the web.
France's data protection commission has ordered Microsoft to "stop collecting excessive user data" and to stop tracking the web browsing of Windows 10 users without their consent. In a notice published on Wednesday, the CNIL said that Microsoft must also take steps to guarantee "the security and confidentiality" of its users' personal information, after determining that the company was still transferring data to the US under the "Safe Harbor" agreement that an EU court invalidated in October. Microsoft has three months to comply with the orders, the CNIL said.
I was reminded of just how much stuff Microsoft tries to collect earlier today - I had to reinstall Windows on my workstation because my SSD had mysteriously died yesterday, and the number of things you have to turn off is just crazy.
In a discussion at TypeDrawers, Greg Hitchcock (from Microsoft) shares a bit of the history regarding OS/2 table's name in the TTF font format:
Because the design of fonts between OS/2 and Windows was very similar (the same folks at Microsoft did most of the graphics for both OS/2 and Windows - with some input from IBM based on their FOCA values) we decided to consolidate the OS/2 and WIN tables into just one table - OS/2. This is why the spec says "...a set of metrics that are required by OS/2 and Windows." The parting with IBM occurred later in 1990. Microsoft had already made enough fonts using the OS/2 table that we decided it would be too expensive to rename the table to the WIN table.
Ultimately the OS/2 table has become somewhat of a catch-all for additional bits of data, which is why we are now on the 6th version of the table.
The Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF) sued the U.S. government today on behalf of technology creators and researchers to overturn onerous provisions of copyright law that violate the First Amendment.
EFF's lawsuit, filed with co-counsel Brian Willen, Stephen Gikow, and Lauren Gallo White of Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, challenges the anti-circumvention and anti-trafficking provisions of the 18-year-old Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). These provisions -contained in Section 1201 of the DMCA - make it unlawful for people to get around the software that restricts access to lawfully-purchased copyrighted material, such as films, songs, and the computer code that controls vehicles, devices, and appliances. This ban applies even where people want to make noninfringing fair uses of the materials they are accessing.
Great move.
WinFsp is a set of software components for Windows computers that allows the creation of user mode file systems. In this sense it is similar to FUSE (Filesystem in Userspace), which provides the same functionality on UNIX-like computers.
Interesting project. They also provide details on how it works:
WinFsp consists of a kernel mode FSD (File System Driver) and a user mode DLL (Dynamic Link Library). The FSD interfaces with NTOS (the Windows kernel) and handles all interactions necessary to present itself as a file system driver to NTOS. The DLL interfaces with the FSD and presents an easy to use API for creating user mode file systems.
It's open source, using the AGPLv3 license.
Twitter has banned one of its most notoriously contentious voices. On Tuesday evening, the microblogging service permanently suspended the account of [a notorious troll], a day after he incited his followers to bombard Ghostbusters star Leslie Jones with racist and demeaning tweets.
"People should be able to express diverse opinions and beliefs on Twitter," a company spokesperson said in a statement provided to BuzzFeed News. "But no one deserves to be subjected to targeted abuse online, and our rules prohibit inciting or engaging in the targeted abuse or harassment of others."
With platforms like Twitter and Facebook having become the de-facto space where people come to voice their opinion and a central axis in world events - think the attack in Nice, the failed coup in Turkey, which effectively took place on Twitter and Facebook - a lot of people lose sight of what these platforms really are: glorified, very large and very popular online forums.
There's no difference between that forum you run for the community of frog statuette collectors you're a part of on the one side, and Twitter on the other. If people on your forum post insulting messages, harass your fellow frog statue collectors, or send in waves of trolls to post racist, hateful, and abusive messages at them, you'd ban them, remove their comments, delete their accounts.
Twitter is no different. Twitter, like your frog statuette collector forum, is a private enterprise, a personal space, where you set the rules regarding what's allowed and what isn't. I do the same here on OSNews. Banning people from your forum, from OSNews, or, indeed, from Twitter, is not a freedom of speech issue. The right to free speech protects you from the government, not from Twitter, forum moderators, or me deleting your hateful comment from OSNews. Or, for that matter, from deleting your perfectly valid and well-argumented comment (which I don't do, but you get the point). Platforms like Twitter may have become a popular forum for expression, but it has no more obligation to "protect" the "right to free speech" than you have the obligation to accept people walking into your house and saying hateful comments to you or your loved ones.
Twitter and Facebook face huge problems with systematic abuse from trolls, and banning this particularly nasty troll is nothing more than lip service to a famous actress and comedian, and it does nothing to address the core problem the platform faces. Twitter might consider spending less time screwing over third party developers and creating nonsense nobody wants, and focus on the real problems many of their real users have to face every single day.
If you regularly browse the App Store's Top Charts most of these results would likely serve to confirm what you had already assumed. Most obviously, if you were to randomly pick an app from the Top 200 Grossing charts, chances are extremely high that you would pick a free app with IAPs and it would most likely be a game. But what is particularly suprising is the degree to which free apps with IAP dominate the charts with essentially no paid apps or no apps without IAPs.
I guess the hollowing out and complete destruction of the indie development world was totally worth it.
A $1.2 billion takeover of Opera Software by a group of Chinese internet firms fell through on Monday after failing to get regulatory approval in time, sending the Norwegian browser firm's shares to a seven-month low.
The deal needed a green light from the United States and China, and one firm in the Chinese consortium said U.S. privacy concerns would have led to an investigation into some of Opera's products that risked delaying the acquisition for up to a year.
I wonder what Opera really has to offer at this point - and I don't mean that as in, what does it have to offer as a browser to us as consumers, but what does it have to offer as a takeover target. I'm assuming the days of Opera Mini - which did well on things like the Wii - are over, so what's the package, here?
You probably don't think of car companies as Linux and open-source supporters. You'd be wrong. Toyota, the world's largest car manufacturer, just joined the Open Invention Network (OIN), the largest patent non-aggression community in history.
OIN was formed by IBM, Sony, Phillips, Red Hat, and Novell in 1995 to defend Linux against intellectual property attacks. OIN's plan, then and now, is to acquire Linux-related patents. It then shares them royalty-free to any organization that agrees not to assert its patents against Linux or its applications.
It's worked.
OIN now has more than 2,000 members. In the last 18 months, with the rise of open source and Linux in all technology businesses, OIN has doubled in size.
The more companies join, the better. I had no idea OIN had been growing this quickly.
In 1992 Tim Berners-Lee created three things, giving birth to what we consider the Internet. The HTTP protocol, HTML, and the URL. His goal was to bring 'Hypertext' to life. Hypertext at its simplest is the ability to create documents which link to one another. At the time it was viewed more as a science fiction panacea, to be complimented by Hypermedia, and any other word you could add 'Hyper' in front of.
There was a fervent belief in 1993 that the URL would die, in favor of the 'URN'. The Uniform Resource Name is a permanent reference to a given piece of content which, unlike a URL, will never change or break. Tim Berners-Lee first described the "urgent need" for them as early as 1991.
SoftBank is nearing a deal to acquire ARM Holdings, the British semiconductor company, said two people briefed on the matter who asked not to be named discussing private information.
The deal would be the first large-scale, cross-border transaction in Britain since it voted to exit the European Union last month. ARM had been seen as a safe haven from the volatility surrounding "Brexit" because its chip technology is used in mobile phones all over the world, with limited revenue derived from Britain.
Remarkable news on such an early Monday morning. One of the larger purchases in the technology world, and of a core and extremely crucial company at that. I'm wondering if the major technology companies are okay with this deal, since many of them rely heavily on ARM's technology.
I worked for Lexra, a scrappy CPU company, now out of business. The Lexra story is filled with lessons about the business of selling microprocessors and semiconductor intellectual property. I have found many incorrect statements published about Lexra. I hope to set the record straight.
The latest numbers from market research firm IDC reveal that Mac sales experienced a slight year-over-year decline in the second quarter, dropping to 4.4 million from 4.8 million during the year-ago period.
Given the past 5-7 years, it's very unusual to see Apple's PC sales doing far worse than the overall PC market.
Then again, considering how Appple has been neglecting OS X for years now and will continue to do so for the foreseeable future, as well as the complete neglect all across the Apple PC product lineup - this really shouldn't come as a surprise.
If Apple doesn't care about its PC business, why should anyone else?
Relive the 80s when the Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System launches in stores on 11th November. The classic NES is back in a familiar-yet-new form as a mini replica of Nintendo's original home console. Plugging directly into a high-definition TV using the included HDMI cable, the console comes complete with 30 NES games built-in, including beloved classics like Super Mario Bros., The Legend of Zelda, Metroid, Donkey Kong, PAC-MAN and Kirby's Adventure.
The Nintendo Classic Mini: Nintendo Entertainment System comes packaged with an HDMI cable, a USB cable for powering the system*, and one Nintendo Classic Mini: NES Controller. And whether it's rediscovering an old favourite or experiencing the joy of NES for the first time, the fantastic collection of NES classics included with each and every system should have something for all players.
It's a tiny little NES! A tiny little NES! With games built-in! Yes, I know there are tons of clones and emulators out there, but nothing beats a trustworthy product from the actual manufacturer. There's still a ton of things we don't know - is it an ARM chip with an emulator? An actual NES miniaturised? Does it have the ability to load new games? Is it hackable? - but this is a 100% instabuy for me.
This thing is just too much of an adorable steal not to buy.


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Published: Saturday, March 28, 2009 at 4:30 a.m.
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The Henderson County Chamber of Commerce officially introduced the community to its new building Thursday, holding a ribbon-cutting ceremony for about 300 Chamber members.
The new facility, located at 204 Kanuga Street, is larger and handicapped accessible, offering a business resource library along with large and small meeting areas.
The cost of the property, building renovations, furnishings and equipment, campaign costs and debt service on a loan from First Citizens Bank came to $1.3 million, and the Chamber raised $650,000 during the first phase of its capital campaign, which kicked off in 2007. Chamber officials are now at the beginning of phase two, hoping to raise the rest of the funds.
Weve had members who told us how tough things were but still stepped up and gave, said Chamber President Bob Williford.
In addition to funds, members provided materials such as brick, stone and bathroom supplies. Williford said they hired a local architect and contractor for the project.
Chamber staff have been in the building since the beginning of the month, unpacking and getting organized. But Thursday was a day to throw open the doors and celebrate.
The turnout was fantastic, said Williford.
Chamber members had a chance to check out the large meeting space, which can accommodate about 150-200 people and be divided with partitions for smaller groups. The room is perfect for seminars, workshops and receptions, Williford said.
We had a room that was small with columns in the middle and low ceilings, and that wasnt amenable to large groups, he said about the old building. Another space, small and cozy, is reserved for smaller groups of up to 10 people. The resource library is ideal for anyone interested in starting a business, Williford said.
The facility has really improved the image of the community, he added, as they took a building that wasnt the prettiest and completely remodeled it. The location, between the south side of town and downtown, helps to bridge the community.
We really love it. Its a huge step up for us, he said.
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The late Methodist liturgical scholar James White once said: "Why teach ecumenism when you can teach liturgy?" White knew whereof he spoke, having taught for decades at the Perkins School of Theology at Southern Methodist University, and then at the University of Notre Dame. How we worship as Christians, the liturgy itself, may be one of the most fruitful ways to engage ecumenical consensus, especially as enthusiasm for church unity has waned so severely in recent years.
Despite the fact that the liturgical reforms of so many mainline churches (Roman Catholic, Anglican, Lutheran, Methodist, Reformed, Presbyterian, and even the United Church of Christ) have exhibited a remarkable convergence in both form and substance, there seems to be no good road map forward for church reconciliation. It is, after all, more than twenty-five years since the Faith and Order Commission of the World Council of Churches issued its landmark convergence document, Baptism, Eucharist, and Ministry (Lima, 1982). What is needed now is a clear and comprehensive guide to contemporary sacramental and liturgical theology, together with some realistic proposals for movement toward mutual recognition. That is precisely what George Hunsinger proposes to provide in The Eucharist and Ecumenism: Let Us Keep the Feast [1] (Cambridge University Press, $29.99...
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Officers this morning nabbed three teens suspected of breaking and entering into an abandoned building at the old Cason Builders Supply property off of U.S. Highway 176.
Deputies were called to the property at about 11:30 a.m. While checking the building, three suspects fled on foot, Capt. Frank Stout of the Henderson County Sheriff's Office said in a news release.
Deputies immediately apprehended two 16-year-old men, one from Hendersonville and one from Zirconia. The two 16-year-old's have been charged with conspiracy to commit breaking and entering, felony breaking and entering and injury to personal property.
The third suspect, an 18-year-old from Hendersonville, broke his leg in his attempt to escape and was transported to the hospital after being found by deputies who set up a perimeter around the property, according to the release. The 18-year-old has not been charged, but is expected to receive similar charges as the 16-year-olds once he is released from the hospital.
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Powder Your Nose
It sounds a bit old timey, but it still works! Add a bit of powder to your nose (and lightly brush it on your forehead, cheeks, and chin too if you like). This will prevent your skin from looking too shiny, something you definitely want to avoid if you're going for the natural look.
Skip the Heavy Liner and Eyeshadow
You can wear a nude eye shadow and even lightly trace your eyes with a natural brown pencil if you're careful. Just try not to apply it too thickly or overdo it so you can still achieve natural look you're going for.
A Little Mascara Goes a Long Way
Mascara can make your eyes pop like no other product. For the natural look, curl your eyelashes first and apply one coat of mascara. You can ditch your "blackest black" mascara for dark brown or even use clear mascara for separation and lengthening without the color.


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Southwest Mpls dog park that was originally supposed to cost $45,000 now costs $215,000
Dog parks are nice, but when are they just too expensive?
The Minneapolis Park Board thought it had found a suitable site for a $45,000 southwest Minneapolis dog park back in 2010 -- Martin Luther King Park in Kingfield. But folks became uneasy about the symbolism of unleashed canines running around a park named after the leader of a movement in which protesters were notoriously attacked by dogs, and after much acrimony, the plan was scrapped.
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More than two years later, the Park Board has finally received bids on a contract to build a small dog park on what is now a piece of a parking lot near a stormwater pond in Lyndale Farmstead Park, a project that's the successor to the failed MLK Park plan. But here's the catch -- the total cost of $215,000 is more than four times what the Park Board originally hoped to spend.
As the Southwest Journal reports, "The new dog park will cost more to build than all five of the existing Park Board-funded dog parks in Minneapolis combined." It's so expensive that $25,000 in unused funds from the 35W bridge memorial fund will have to be used.
One factor driving up the project's cost is the need, for drainage reasons, to use an expensive crushed granite material instead of spreading less costly woodchips, according to the Journal.
Park Board Commissioner Brad Bourn argues the new and more expensive dog park is still a sound investment since permit revenue will make it a moneymaker over time, but others, including citizens advisory committee member Matt Perry, say enough might be enough.
"I remember when they presented us with the original number [$126,000 for a Lyndale Farmstead dog park], and I remember thinking to myself, with the drainage issues, I figured the cost would be north of $175,000. I never dreamt it would be north of $200,000," Perry told the Journal.
He added: "There should be some triggers where you look at the costs for what was budgeted, what was projected, and what they have become, and really ask yourself, is it time to review the decision? Does it make sense to revisit the decision?"
The Park Board will consider the $215,000 proposal during a meeting tomorrow.
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1937. In a windswept village on the Dorset coast, fourteen-year-old Mitzy Hatcher has endured a wild and lonely upbringing. But the arrival of renowned artist Charles Aubrey, along with his exotic mistress and their two daughters, changes everything. Over the course of three summers, Mitzy develops a deep and abiding bond with the Aubrey household, gradually becoming Charles's muse. Slowly, she begins to perceive a future she had never thought possible and a powerful love is kindled in her. A love that will grow as she does: from innocence to obsession; from childish infatuation to something far more dangerous.
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by Hermann Hesse
Analysis: Tone
Take a story's temperature by studying its tone. Is it hopeful? Cynical? Snarky? Playful?
Deliberate, Formal
By writing with a more abstract, distant tone, Hesse gives his story a certain amount of gravitas. And by "a certain amount" we mean a lot:
Slower, he walked along in his thoughts and asked himself: "But what is this, what you have sought to learn from teachings and from teachers, and what they, who have taught you much, were still unable to teach you?" And he found: "It was the self, the purpose and essence of which I sought to learn. It was the self, I wanted to free myself from, which I sought to overcome. But I was not able to overcome it, could only deceive it, could only flee from it, only hide from it. Truly, no thing in this world has kept my thoughts thus busy, as this my very own self, this mystery of me being alive, of me being one and being separated and isolated from all others, of me being Siddhartha! And there is no thing in this world I know less about than about me, about Siddhartha!" (4.3)
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I work in an organization that is prone to frequently renaming teams.
What is the best way to manage name changes to mail-enabled security groups? So far, I have just been using the ADUC GUI on our Exchange Server. I rename the group name then open properties and fix the various Exchange related attributes.
Should I be scripting this for efficiency and accuracy? Should I be concerned about deleting old smtp addresses? Should I be taking steps to prevent client cached GAL names and addresses?


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I had to install the Agent part of PowerChute Buisness Edition several times before I found the correct combination for the setup to make it work. The only way I found to change the agent setup was to uninstall and then reinstall it. How hard would it be to include a document stating the software setup for this particular UPS.
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• At just 5-1/2 inches deep, the Boulevard SL is the first vent-free fireplace that can install fully in a 2 x 6 stud-framed wall. Non-combustible material required above and to sides of fireplace.
• in a 2 x 4 framed wall, the Boulevard SL can install, partially in the wall and finish with one of two fronts. Partially recessed installation requires installing included non-combustible material above fireplace, and a Mitered Decorative Front.
• With the availalbe firepalce wrap, the Boulevard SL can be hung like framed art on any wall – including brick, stone or conventional drywall – and finished with a Mitered Decorative Front, and a Fireplace Wrap.(Does not require non-combustible material)
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It will not let me edit any saved forms and it does not update the form id needed to create the shortcode. I thought I was deleting the default form but it actually deleted the form I spent time to create because when I went back to this page, the preview showed this default view. Is anyone else finding this impossible to use? Is there any other way to embed a CC form into the page? Thanks.


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Diabetes Health Center
Diabetes Complications Cost Billions
April 10, 2007 -- Retired pro football player Ron Springs knows firsthand about the dangers of ignoring type 2 diabetes.
The former Dallas Cowboys cornerback, who is now 50, lost his right foot and several toes on his left foot to the disease. And he spent the last three years on dialysis due to diabetes-related kidney failure before receiving the kidney of friend and former teammate Everson Walls six weeks ago.
Diagnosed 16 years ago, Springs now blames the many complications on his failure to take his diabetes seriously for over a decade.
"I'll tell anyone that I was naïve, I ignored it, and I didn't believe it could happen to a national football player who had been in shape all his life," he says. "But it happened to me."
Still recovering from his transplant surgery, Springs made the comments Tuesday at a news conference held to release the report, "State of Diabetes Complications in America," issued by the American Association of Clinical Endocrinologists (AACE). The report was paid for by drugmaker GlaxoSmithKline. The company is a WebMD sponsor.
Among the major findings:
- The cost of treating diabetes complications in the U.S. was estimated at $22.9 billion in 2006.
- 3 out of 5 people with type 2 diabetes have at least one other serious health problem related to their disease.
- The cost of treating the complications of diabetes averages $10,000 per patient per year, with patients paying nearly $1,600 of that out of their own pockets.
Diabetes Complications
Common complications of type 2 diabetes include heart disease, stroke, eye damage which can lead to blindness, kidney disease, and vascular (blood vessel) problems that can lead to foot amputation.
"The risk of death for people with diabetes is about twice that of people without diabetes of a similar age," said AACE spokesman Daniel Einhorn, MD, FACP.
Einhorn pointed out that uncontrolled diabetes is the leading cause of new cases of blindness in adults under the age of 75 and the leading cause of kidney failure, accounting for 44% of new cases in 2002. It is also responsible for 60% of noninjury foot amputations.
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Just returned from a week at the Red Hotel. Rooms were kept immaculately clean, beds comfortable, and showers powerful with plenty of hot water. Staff friendly and attentive. Like others have said, you share all common facilities with the much more expensive Opera Plaza - pool, etc, so you do get a bit of a bargain staying at the Red! The only down sides are the cost of wifi in the rooms, why do you have to pay when it's free in the lobby? Also, no safe/ tea making facilities in the room (yummy pastries on arrival though!! :) ). All in all a good place to stay in the new town, give it a go!
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Tang Da Ren: Internet junkie
Out of sight. (Troubles) Out of mind.
Advertising Agency: TBWA\CHINA
Creative Directors: Carol Lam, Johnson Sheng, Lesley Zhou
Art Directors: Danny Li, Haoxi Lv
Copywriters: She Kai, Tang Bifeng
Illustrators: He Changning, Chen Yu
Published:April, 2008
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product is the soup "good enough to let go the bad"
product is the soup "good enough to let go the bad"
and the rough copy is"I am that kind of man called "Mr playing home" .Today carton,game,cosplay...all of my entertainments become nightmares! So I drink up the tasty soup to get mass out of my sight ,then the depression is out of my mind... "
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Running Time: 86
Company: New Sensations
Cast: Tina Toy, Jewel Marceau, Bunny (I), Miko Lee, Selena Del Ray
Critical Rating: AAA 1/2
Genre: All-Sex
The freak factor alone will move this tape along nicely.
Video quality is high but the basic concept is pretty standard. Attractive women talk dirty and masturbate with varying degrees of believability upon achieving orgasm. The twist here is that they stick increasingly bigger objects into their pussies. But squirting? Hmmm... not as you'd notice. But a nice assortment of approaches to the subject ranging from Miko Lee's nasty talking to Selena Del Ray's sweeter, more whimsical style. Tina Toy is inspirational.


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Genre: Feature
This is one of the best collection of erotic vignettes I've ever seen. What they have to do with the title I haven't quite figured out (although in between each one the screen goes white and you hear a semi-whispered "White Shadow"), but no matter.
Each of the five scenes presented have a simple but clearly presented premise, the production values are excellent, and the sex is more than hot enough.to hold your interest start to finish. My only beef is that there's not enough live sound during the sex, but it works anyway. It's very hard to pick a "Best of Show" here since all of the scenes are so good, but I'll mention two to whet your appetite: in the very sensual "Birthday Massage", Dyanna Lauren gets oiled down and then fucked by Brad Armstrong; and Jonathan Morgan gives his all to the delectable Krista in "When The Wife Says No..."
You'll definitely want to add this video to your inventory and display prominently because this one's a winner! Also appearing: Crystal Wilder, Alex Sanders, Brittany O'Connell, Cal Jammer and Calista Jammer.


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