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posted on 11 Jul 2011, 18:47 (Posts: 33; Member since: 05 Jun 2010)
Great Phone
vzwbb21 has owned it for more than one year before publishing this review
This was my first BB and I absolutely loved it. This phone made me want to get another BB. I love BlackBerry and they make the best phones ever. Everything about this phone was incredible. However, as with any phone, they get extremely slow and sluggish after "x" amount of months. I had this phone for a year and two months and after a year and one month, it got extremely slow, but other than that, the rest of the time it was amazing. Had to replace the trackball once, but the newer trackpads are better. Thumbs up to RIM for being pioneers in every way possibleBuild quality 10/10Reception 9/10Call quality 10/10Internet 9/10Multimedia 10/10Camera 9/10UI speed 10/10Everyday usage 10/10Text input 10/10Display 9/10Battery 9/10
- Build Quality
- Reception was amazing
- One of the best keyboards
- OS 4.5 was amazing
- Core features are amazing
- Texting and IM-ing was a breeze
- AppWorld was o.k. on this phone
- Processor was slow
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Trevor - Wireless Sales Rep
posted on 28 Apr 2010, 01:01
There's a reason it's one of the best selling smartphones
I've had this phone for 10 months now, and as it's on its way to getting replaced, I think I'm comfortable enough to give a solid review.In some ways, this phone is nearly perfect. This along with the Bold/Tour series have the absolute best keyboards on the market--independent keys whose combined width is still narrow enough to make typing with one hand feasible...I can type more quickly on this phone than any other. It has an excellent feel to it. It is the perfect width to feel comfortable in any hand, as well as to accommodate a nice landscape screen. The phone looks sleek, and certainly more professional than the current, cheap-looking 8500 series. Blackberry makes, perhaps, the easiest-to-navigate interface I've used. While diving into various folders and technical information can be deep and daunting, flipping between the browser, camera, contacts and other similar tasks is a breeze, it's like the phone knows what I want it to do. Oh, most importantly to many, e-mail is seamless, as with any Blackberry.On to some its shortcomings, however. Remember to take this with a grain of salt, as we're now a good 2.5 years from this phone's release date. The 2.0mp camera is acceptable, but is dismal compared to the 3.2 on most other Blackberrys and the 5.0s seen elsewhere. Internet browsing is pretty good, certainly for an intro-smartphone. But there is a lot in regards to loading webpages that it struggles with or simply...Design 10/10Features 8/10Performance 6/10
- -Best keyboard available
- -Seamless e-mail
- -Quick internet access
- -Comfortable form
- -Most durable I've EVER owned
- -Sluggish internet when site has too much content
- -Mediocre 2.0mp camera
- -Prone to freezing
- -Trackball SUCKS
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Jeradiah Williams
posted on 25 Feb 2010, 20:02
Ive had the phone for almost a year and despite the size of the screen, its a good starter SmartPhone. i like the camera and the blackberry has become more app friendly with BlackBerry App World. The problem i have with BlackBerry is the call quality. Either its the Sprint coverage in my area (Saint Louis, MO) or the phone itself, but i get dropped calls when im in a certain area within my house. I'd offer this phone to anyone that wants a starter SmartPhone. the texting on this phone is nice, but the phone is 2 small for me to use. The internet is slow and like I said the screen is 2 small for me to useDesign 8/10Features 9/10Performance 8/10
- Applications
- Tex tMessaging
- Design
- Music Quality
- Accessories
- Call Quality
- Screen 2 Small
- Internet speed
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posted on 10 Sep 2009, 12:34
First time BB owner. Had it for almost two months and so far pretty happy with the phone.Design 10/10Features 10/10Performance 8/10
- Smart phone
- A little delay when answering phone.
- Ring then Vibrate, not Ring and Vibrate
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posted on 15 Aug 2009, 10:17
Happy 8330 User
I've had the device for a couple of days and I love it! I used to have Pearl and this is a nice step up from that. The keys are small, but usable. The call quality and battery life are pretty good. I'm on mine all day and get home at six and still have one battery bar left. I have the pink one, not crazy about the silver.I would definetly reccomend this phone!Design 9/10Features 10/10Performance 10/10
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posted on 10 Jul 2009, 13:13 (Posts: 0; Member since: 10 Jul 2009)
Solid performing BlackBerry at an affordable price!
I've had my 8330 Curve for about a month now and overall I'm very pleased with what it can do. I'll start with the cons I've encountered with this phone. I'm on the Sprint 3G network (Tri-State area) and I usually enjoy the fast browsing speeds although I think it should perform better but it's probably due to the network quality in my area. This is one of my biggest gripes but again it's most likely due to the Sprint network area I'm in cause there are times when my phone signal will be at 5 full bars and then it'll drop down to 1 or revert to 1xRTT while I'm in the middle of browsing or surfing. One time I was at the mall on route 1 in a business district and I could only get a roaming signal. Also this phone lacks WiFi support. Another drawback to this phone the keyboard. The keys are quite small and plastic with a slippery feel to them which makes the unit look kind of cheap and toylike. I don't have very big hands and I find myself having trouble typing and texting on them. Your fingers can easily slip or press an extra key by accident since there's not much space in between the small keys. The trackball works very nice however and allows for easy maneuvering of the cursor on the screen back and forth in between menus. Another feature I really disliked is the ambient light sensor that's built in. What this does is sense the amount of direct light on the screen and adjusts the brightness of the screen...Design 7/10Features 8/10Performance 7/10
- 3G capable.
- Nice colorful and vivid screen.
- Sprint Navigation for data plan users.
- Wide variety of application support.
- Voice call quality a bit low.
- Keyboard a bit cramped and small keys.
- Processor feels slow running apps.
- Ambient light sensor can be annoying.
- Lacks WiFi support.
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posted on 25 Jun 2009, 14:49
great phone
phone is great everything about it phone internet spearker. Highley recomend it.Design 10/10Features 10/10Performance 10/10
- Everything
- nothing
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posted on 18 Mar 2009, 14:38
Everyone I know that has a Curve has cracked the face of it...it's cheap!!! I like some of the features, like not being interupted by an incoming text while writing a text, but it is not as easy to manipulate like a Palm Treo. I also am not very fond of the way it stores the messages by date. Treo has them store in a chat format that was much nicer and easier to follow conversations. I have had several gliches with this phone locking up and at one time I couldn't type an "s" in a text...my phone isn't even 30 days old since activation!!! I am really debating on going back to the Palm Treo.Design 8/10Features 6/10Performance 5/10
- Incoming Text
- Doesn't come loaded with MMS Text, you have to download upgrades
- Face cracked on first drop
- Locked up and reset itself twice
- Could not type "s" while in a text message
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posted on 23 Feb 2009, 19:56
SERIOUSLY BEST PHONE IVE EVER HAD! HAD IT 3 WEEKS NOW AND YOU CAN DO EVERYTHING ON HERE! IM HARDLY ON MY COMPUTER NOW BECAUSE I GOT THIS PHONE! IT IS AMAZING AND I LOVEEE IT!!Design 10/10Features 10/10Performance 10/10
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posted on 29 Jan 2009, 10:00
Blackberry Curve
I LOVE this phone, I've had it a week, and have only good things to say about it. I absolutley HATED my husband's Palm Treo a few years back and was hesitant to get the blackberry because of that, but this phone is AWESOME and you can't pry it out of my hands now, LOL. The trackball is awesome, it has a great camera with flash, mp3 player, but the email and messaging are outstanding. No crashing or freezing at all and very quick to receive, compose and send. My husband now has the Voyageur and he really wants a Blackberry Curve instead! One more thing is awesome about this phone, you don't have to sign up for a subscription monthly fee (like Verizon's Voyageur) to get MP3's onto your phone, just download them from your computer, you can put anything you have on it for free! the internal memory is quite big- but you can add a card and get even more memory :) You can add different themes to personalize your phone if you want.Design 9/10Features 10/10Performance 10/10
- Trackball
- Messaging
- Querty keyboard
- Browser
- Apps - I love the Weather app I added
- Camera
- Video
- Voice Calling
- MP3 player !!
- battery - talk time/standby is great
- none
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posted on 11 Jan 2009, 12:26
I love my phone.
I have had this phone for almost a year now and I have to say that I still love it! My first pda was the HTC 6800 and where I loved the phone itself I did not like Windows Mobile at all so I went to the Curve. There were many things that I never could get working right with Windows Mobile. My battery lasts much longer on this phone than on the 6800. I don't talk much on the phone, I mostly use Blackberry Messenger, text & the web which tends to use battery life quicker and I can go 2 days without charging my battery, 3 if I don't use it much. I love that I was able to download my own browser instead of using the Blackberry browser. I like being able to download themes. And I find everything much easier to find. The keyboard and trackball did take a little getting used to but I like it now.Design 8/10Features 10/10Performance 10/10
- great battery life without having to buy the extended battery
- ease of use
- ease of setting up email
- customization options
- compatibility with other programs to make uploading much easier, ie: myspace, facebook, flickr
- These really aren't pertaining to this phone as much as Blackberry as a whole..
- would like a higher resolution camera
- would like a touch screen option without losing my full qwerty keyboard keys
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Billy James
posted on 05 Jan 2009, 16:42
Acct Manager
OK OK I'VE HAD MY SHARE OF PHONES AND AFTER TAKING MY HTC TOUCH SCREEN BACK CUZ ALL THAT PHONE HAD GOING FOR IN WAS HIPE (THUMB MASTERBATION) NOT TO USER FRINDLY. SO I NOW HAVE THIS NEW BLACKBERRY 8330 PHONE AND FIND IT USER FRIENDLY WITH EASY FUNCTIONALITY. GREAT WORK PHONE.Design 7/10Features 8/10Performance 8/10
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posted on 31 Dec 2008, 03:23
I love this phone, ignore most people.
its hard to get used to at first, because the keys are small, and stuck together.
the trackball is hard to get rolled to the right spot, but it all gets easier the more you get used to it.Design 9/10Features 8/10Performance 9/10
- screen
- trackball
- qwerty keyboard
- simple
- sleek
- coustomizeable speed, so you dont have a lagging phone, or a racing fast phone, when you dont need it
- predictable typing
- auto complete (you can type u and it will change it to you)
- messages can be sorted and searched for
- highly customizeable(as far as settings go)
- battery life can be better
- sometimes freezes
- sometimes it will take forever to send a message, all you have to do is restart it and it should do better
- scratches easy
- fingerprint magnet
- needs new layouts or themes
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posted on 21 Dec 2008, 02:20
to be honest.
im not pleased with this phone at all! I have had it for about 2 weeks and it is just not working for me and i dont see how people deal with the screen going blank and then the phone restarting constantly because that is what this phone keeps doing. Also the battery life is just not good at all. The screen is NOT bright enough sometimes when using it outside you cant even see the screen its to dim. I was lloking foward to getting this phone but iam here to tell you, DNT GET THIS. its not a good phone at all oh and the enternet browser sucks because it cannot handle complicated pages.Design 1/10Features 2/10Performance 1/10
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posted on 01 Dec 2008, 13:55
Great if you're not with Verizon
I'm somewhat of a phone junkie, always have to upgrade within a year and carry 2 with me at all times plus a broadband card for the laptop so I consider myself pretty well versed. This is my first Blackberry.
What I like about this phone:
Does not crash nearly as much as the Windows Mobile based phones (my old vx6700 crashed 2 to 3 times daily, this one has crashed twice since I got it in early August).
Excellent battery time, even after 4 months and when accessing the internet (bluetooth headphones tend to drain it a bit faster).
Love the instant delivery of email and ability to support multiple accounts.
Great music player with bluetooth stereo support and ability to maintain multiple playlists.
Use any song for a ring tone.
Customizable ring profiles that support different rings/volumes when in the pouch.
Very good quality pictures from a cell phone.
Feels solid and has held up with no scratches... yet.
Good charge time.
Email supports appointment invitations.
What I don't like about this phone:
Email doesn't support HTML. Just upgraded to the 4.5 OS that has limited HTML support but won't show external images. I've tried some 3rd party apps. For now I just wait until I'm near a computer to view those emails.
Verizon disabled 3rd party apps from accessing the GPS. This means great programs like Garmin and Google maps are useless on this phone. Verizon is the only carrier to do this. Your option is to go with VZNavigator, which I...Design 8/10Features 9/10Performance 10/10
- Stability
- Features
- 3rd party GPS access disabled on Verizon models.
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posted on 26 Nov 2008, 17:24
okay i got rid of my motorokr and got this phone and wow it was a big difference between the phonesDesign 10/10Features 10/10Performance 10/10
- qwerty keyboard
- 2.0 mega pixel
- computer like
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posted on 10 Nov 2008, 21:51
Blackberry Curve or Blackberry Storm?
So, i;v ebeen able to upgrade for a little bit now, and i was wondering which blackberry model i should get. i love the curve, but the problem there is that its either been in lindsay lohans hands already (basically i see it everywhere!) but i still really like it. its so amazing. but i cant decide which to actually get between the curve and storm. i had the iPhone and that was junk, but they say that this touchscreen would be TOTALLY different which im not sure im ready to get used to. but i know things like that take time. im not very good@ pros and cons, so i guess what im sayin is, does someone wanna help me out with the options?Design 9/10Features 8/10Performance 9/10
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posted on 21 Oct 2008, 21:58
My new Crackberry
so i had the samsung instinct for the past couple weeks and didn't really like it so i decided to get the 8330 because it had the same features and them some. IT DOES EVERYTHING, the scroll ball completely makes up for the touch screen and you can switch between programs without having to re-do what you've already been working on. Plus i'll never have to buy another ringtone again! Just download the music on the computer, switch it to the phone and set it as your rington. It's a must buy and WELL worth the cash. PluDesign 10/10Features 10/10Performance 10/10
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posted on 08 Oct 2008, 12:05 (Posts: 0; Member since: 07 May 2008)
It was time for me to upgrade (LOOONG OVERDUE). I was hesitant because I really liked my Treo and I was concerened that I would find the touch screen capability and other features that I came to love about the Treo. I tried a few phones before the Curve. One of which was the Voyager which wasn't for me at all.
In a nutshell, what I like about the CURVE is:
Sound Quality (Crystal clear, speaker phone or no)
Great PDA functions, (Calendars, tasks)
Trackball. Because of the trackball, I don't even miss the touch screen. Very easy to use
Great syncing capabilities. I sync with Yahoo!!
I got mine in PINK!
Yahoo/MSN/AOL messenger
many, many more features.
I now know why it is called a crackberry :o(.
I have nothing bad to say about this phone.
Design 10/10Features 10/10Performance 10/10
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posted on 21 Aug 2008, 14:02
This is one of the best devices that I have ever purchased. I spent over a month playing with device just to verify it would fill every need... and it does!!! From the programs available for it to the gps... multi tasks better than any other pda!! u wanna send a txt message while listening to music and using the map for directions... oh good cuz u can do all of that at the same time!!!Design 8/10Features 9/10Sound Quality 10/10Signal Strength 9/10Value for money 10/10
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posted on 04 Aug 2008, 21:31
I've had many problems with tis phone
I've had the same problems as well..I was so pumped to get this phone and I actually brought it the next day after it came out. I had the muffled voice on the speaker phone, speaker phone sucks, earpiece volume sucks, dropped calls, people call me or I call someone and they can't hear me, come to find out about a month ago there's a glitch with this phone. so to make a long story short on this phone, I sold it on ebay last week bcuz the plan is too high and I was so disappointed with this phone that I had to get rid of it.Design 5/10Features 5/10Sound Quality 5/10Signal Strength 5/10Value for money 8/10
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MRED Chick
posted on 04 Aug 2008, 07:57
SmartPhone but where's the PHONE?!
I was soo looking forward to getting the new Curve after all the hype that has been made about it, but after using it for a few weeks I've been less than impressed. Out of 4 people in my office (who got the phone the same day) I must be struck with bad luck...it constantly cuts out and drops my calls. I'm a fast talker, which has never been a problem on my Motorolas, but now I'm finding many people are asking me to repeat myself because the speaker muffles my voice and I sound like I have marbles in my mouth.
I'm on my second handset in two weeks and am wondering if anyone else has experienced the same problems.Design 7/10Features 7/10Sound Quality 7/10Signal Strength 7/10Value for money 6/10
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posted on 26 Jul 2008, 23:58
great phone
This is my second smartphone. My first one was motorola q9m. blackberry 8330 (verizon) is way better phone than q9m in most and every way. its much faster, signal strength is great, getting email is so simple fast. browser is way better and faster. This phone doesnt freeze like q9m. I downloaded google maps and search applicatios which works great and google maps show your approx. location which is great. I think this phone is even better than my friends treo way better. watching you tube is just so great function on this phone. highly recomended.Design 8/10Features 8/10Sound Quality 8/10Signal Strength 10/10Value for money 9/10
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posted on 10 Jul 2008, 23:37
Better then the Treo
I was a Treo user, went through 4 of them in one year due to there very faulty design...lock ups, missing phone calls, ect...Since I have been on the Blackberry Curve, it has been great. my only negative remark is that you can not sync emails unless you have a BES. There are some great software for this and I have a custom main Screen I made through Pazmic. Some people want Wi-Fi but I am not sure why, as long as you have the unlimited wireless service. Since Desktop manager 4.5 you can do the Bluetooth Sync, which is great. Would love to try the BlackBerry Bold but, I know Verizon...it will be awhile...Thumbs up HERE !!!!Design 8/10Features 8/10Sound Quality 9/10Signal Strength 7/10Value for money 8/10
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posted on 01 Jul 2008, 00:02
Best ever
This phone is so unbelievable., super fast with navigation, and internet download. scroll wheel is awsome.
I only have one hand and this pda phone is by far the easiest I have ever used.
The message center is my favorite feature compared to other pda phones I have had. No need to sign in all the time, you r messages from all your email or text messeges are one click away.Design 10/10Features 10/10Sound Quality 10/10Signal Strength 10/10Value for money 10/10
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In this groundbreaking book, education expert Tony Wagner provides a powerful rationale for developing an innovation-driven economy. He explores what parents, teachers, and employers must do to develop the capacities of young people to become innovators. In profiling compelling young American innovators - such as Kirk Phelps, product manager for Apple's first iPhone, and Jodie Wu, who founded a company that builds bicycle-powered maize shellers in Tanzania - Wagner reveals how the adults in their lives nurtured their creativity and sparked their imaginations, while teaching them to learn from failures and persevere. Wagner identifies a pattern: a childhood of creative play leads to deep-seated interests, which in adolescence and adulthood blossom into a deeper purpose for career and life goals. Play, passion, and purpose: These are the forces that drive young innovators.
Wagner explains how we can apply this knowledge as educators and what parents can do to compensate for poor schooling. He takes listeners into the most forward-thinking schools, colleges, and workplaces in the country, where teachers and employers are developing cultures of innovation based on collaboration, interdisciplinary problem-solving, and intrinsic motivation. The result is a timely, provocative, and inspiring manifesto that will change how we look at our schools and workplaces, and provide us with a road map for creating the change-makers of tomorrow.
©2012 Tony Wagner (P)2012 Simon & Schuster
"In this fascinating book, Tony Wagner addresses one of our most urgent questions: How do we create the next generation of innovators? By telling the stories of young creators, and by taking us inside cutting-edge programs, Wagner shows that the answer isn't to double-down on outmoded, formulaic solutions - but to embrace the principles of play, passion, and purpose. Creating Innovators is important reading for anyone concerned about the future." (Daniel H. Pink, author of Drive and A Whole New Mind)
"In the equation of world success, superior innovation is the only factor that can keep America #1. Two passionate citizens, innovators in their own right, have produced a compelling prescription for our time. Read it, watch it, and spread the word." (Mitch Daniels, Governor, State of Indiana)
"To combat the competitive threat from economies like Brazil, Russia, India and China, we must develop empowered entrepreneurs and innovators. Creating Innovators is a masterful work that shows us how. Tony Wagner's case studies reveal more about these fine innovators than he may have realized. World leaders, business executives, educators, policy makers and parents, take note!" (Dr. Annmarie Neal Founder, Center for Leadership Innovation and former Chief Talent Officer, Cisco Systems)
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What will the challenges be for our children as they assimilate into today's rapidly changing workforce? What skills and knowledge will help them succeed? What are other countries doing successfully to prepare their young people for their future? What can we do as parents, teachers, educators, and employers to encourage our children to find their "American Dream"? The author lays out ideas that are replicatable for those interested. As a homeschooling mom of 2 young girls, I'm excited to learn about what innovative ways of thinking will most benefit my my children in the future.
"Great listen worth a repeat."
Everyone who works with or has children should read or listen to this insightful book. Should be required reading for educators and education administration.
"All parents and educators should read this book! "
Great solutions for the real problems our children now face in educating themselves. I wish more educators understood the change that the world is undergoing and had the courage to actually do what our kids need.
"Great book for educators and parents"
I thoroughly enjoyed the life stories of the young innovators captured in this book and believe can be eye opening for parents and educators to better understand how to raise innovators and entrepreneurs. I believe this can also be inspiring to young innovators who loves to read as they will easily be able to see themselves in the story and get more comfortable in their skin.
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Very revealing hearing the backgrounds of so many of today's innovators. Many implications for parents and schools alike.
Ridiculous, horrible attempts at "acting" like each person described in the book, male or female, American, European, African, etc. It is actually very, very distracting and annoying. Just R-E-A-D the story! I would be very, very hesitant to purchase any further audio books that Graham had recorded.
"A must read for every parent."
If you care about your children education, this is a good place to go! Very inspiring!
"Interesting profiles of young people innovating "
The profiles of people starting and working in business and education are the best parts. The social innovators' success were inclusive and vague about what would even be considered success.
"it's ok kinda book. "
I am not very excited after listening to it. It's like any other random book.
"Loved the book."
The narrator was a little hard to listen too, but the message was great!! Thanks for a great book!
"Excelent book about educating for the needs of today"
I liked the direct approach and broad examples of entrepreneurs and innovative young people. This book is excelent for parents and educators about the education needs of this new generation so they can fulfill their potential.
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Reds and Cubs put Cueto-Garza incident in past
By Carrie Muskat and Joey Nowak / MLB.com
CHICAGO -- Both the Cubs and Reds would like to put any bad blood to rest as they start a four-game series this week at Wrigley Field.
The last time the teams met -- May 26 in Cincinnati -- Reds right-hander Johnny Cueto threw a pitch over David DeJesus' head with a four-run lead in the sixth inning. Cueto received a warning from home-plate umpire Bob Davidson. Cubs pitcher Matt Garza took exception to the play, and the Cubs went on to win.
"Cueto should learn, you don't go after guys' heads," Garza said after the incident. "Don't wake a sleeping dog. I think that's kind of immature on his part and totally uncalled for. He's lucky that retaliation isn't in our vocabulary."
Both teams' managers downplayed the incident on Monday. Asked if he expected any repercussions, Cubs manager Dale Sveum said no.
"There's nothing to that whole situation," Sveum said.
Garza will pitch in the second game of the series on Tuesday. Cueto, on the disabled list, will not face the Cubs this time around.
Reds manager Dusty Baker, who said the following day that Garza should address the situation personally with Cueto and that the two could settle it with a fight, said the incident is "over."
"I think Johnny got fined for it," Baker said. "So, all we can do is play ball. And whoever wants to do something, it's their prerogative if they want to. … I don't even know Garza. Never spoke to him in my life."
Top prospect Baez blasts four homers for Daytona
CHICAGO -- Javier Baez had a historic night on Monday.
Baez, the Cubs' No. 1 Draft pick in 2011 and No. 1 prospect, hit four home runs and drove in seven runs in Class A Daytona's 9-6 victory over Fort Myers, and is the second player in the 94-year history of the Florida State League to hit four homers in a game.
Baez belted a two-run homer with one out in the first off Matt Tomshaw, a leadoff shot in the third off Tomshaw, a three-run blast in the fifth off Adrian Salcedo, and a solo shot with two outs in the seventh off Jose Gonzalez. He now has 13 home runs for the season and 44 RBIs.
"It's a pretty special night for anybody at any level to hit four home runs," said Cubs manager Dale Sveum, who heard about Baez's exploits after Monday's loss to the Reds. "That's what we're hoping for when he gets developed and ready to go here is those kind of days and that kind of power that changes games around with one swing of the bat."
The only other player to hit four home runs in a Florida State League game was another Cubs prospect, Ryan Harvey, who did so July 28, 2006, also for Daytona.
The last Cubs Minor Leaguer to belt four homers in a game was Micah Hoffpauir, who hit four solo shots Aug. 9, 2008, for Triple-A Iowa.
Baez is well ahead of last year's pace when he hit 16 home runs -- 12 with Class A Peoria and four more with Daytona.
Sveum allowing Castro to play through struggles
CHICAGO -- On Saturday, Dale Sveum said he was considering giving struggling shortstop Starlin Castro a day off, but the Cubs manager has yet to do so.
Why not?
"I just can't pull the trigger on it," Sveum said prior to Monday's 6-2 loss to the Reds.
Castro went 1-for-4 with an RBI double in the ninth on Monday, snapping an 0-for-15 streak and most likely keeping himself in the lineup another day.
"I get going, try to be aggressive with every pitch and let's see what happens," Castro said. "I'm trying to hit the ball hard every time."
Castro did just that in the fourth when he lined out to Reds second baseman Brandon Phillips.
"That helped me a lot, because I knew I hit the ball hard," Castro said. "I try to hit the ball hard and [have] good at-bats."
"Hopefully, that kind of day is something that turns things around," Sveum said after the game.
The decision on whether to sit Castro has nothing to do with the shortstop's consecutive games played streak of 257, which is longest in the National League.
"If I do it, somebody's not going to talk me out of it because of a streak involved," Sveum said. "I don't think we're talking a Cal Ripken streak."
Castro is batting .243 and only .203 against left-handers. He talked to Hall of Famer Billy Williams, who told him not to worry about anything, and just see the ball and hit it.
Sveum did drop Castro from second to seventh in the batting order last Tuesday, and so far the shortstop is 2-for-22 in six games there.
"I know I'm pretty close to getting out of this," Castro said. "Sometimes I think too much, but I just put in my mind to be strong to not think about that and just play baseball."
Would a day off help? "No," Castro said. Still, he's never experienced this long of a skid.
"It's never happened to me," Castro said of his struggles. "I know I'll be all right."
"He's still a fixture in our lineup," Sveum said of Castro, who began this season with a career .297 average. "It's not that other guys aren't capable of [playing shortstop], but he's still a threat in our lineup. At this point right now, I can't seem to get myself to have enough reasons to do it other than the guy is in a slump. We're still out here trying to win games."
Castro took early batting practice on Monday, working on the field with hitting coach James Rowson. Has Sveum seen progress?
"I don't see any of the things that I'd like to see changed being changed," Sveum said. "The timing and mechanics just aren't changing enough to center a baseball consistently."
Cubs taking patient approach with top prospects
CHICAGO -- Yasiel Puig has sparked the Dodgers in his first week in the big leagues, batting .464 with four home runs in seven games. The Cuban outfielder totaled 229 Minor League at-bats before he was promoted. That quick leap to the big leagues doesn't happen often, and Cubs manager Dale Sveum said he didn't expect any of the Cubs' recent Draft picks or top prospects to make that kind of jump.
No. 1 prospect Javier Baez, Albert Almora (No. 2) and Jorge Soler (No. 3) are all playing in Class A ball, and Baez and Soler are with High Class A Daytona.
"I don't see any of them [making their debuts this year]," Sveum said Monday. "That's not what we're trying to do. They're here to develop and stay at their level and produce. We're still not getting huge production, so they have to develop before they get here. You just don't call people up because they're supposed to be prospects. There's still a way they have to produce and put numbers up and be consistent."
After Kris Bryant was selected No. 2 overall in the first round by the Cubs in the First-Year Player Draft, the third baseman said he was ready now for the big leagues. Sveum said Puig, 22, has an edge because of the top caliber of players in Cuba.
The Cubs hope that someday their top prospects can provide the same kind of impact Puig has.
"Those are the guys we're counting on and who the organization needs to come through when you do call them up," Sveum said. "Those are our best prospects, whether it's Baez or Soler or Almora. We're still talking about a couple years away. We're not talking about next year or any time this year. Those are the guys you have to have hit, otherwise, you're back to the drawing board."
Sveum has watched video of Soler, 21, who was batting .278 for Daytona with eight home runs, 12 doubles and 34 RBIs.
"The good thing I like about Soler is he's having quality at-bats for a guy who obviously is pretty young baseball-wise," Sveum said. "He's having a lot of quality at-bats and seeing pitches. Like I said in Spring Training, the poise he has on the field, for a guy who hasn't been out there much, is far and above what you expect at 20 years old. He's still learning."
Extra bases
• Cubs reliever Shawn Camp, on the disabled list with a sprained right big toe, will start a rehab assignment Tuesday with Class A Kane County.
Camp was scheduled to throw one inning, and if all goes well, he will pitch again on Friday and be evaluated after that. The right-hander has been sidelined since May 22.
• Reliever Kyuji Fujikawa was scheduled to undergo Tommy John surgery on his right elbow on Tuesday. Noted orthopedic specialist Dr. James Andrews was scheduled to perform the procedure in Birmingham, Ala.
• The Cubs observed a moment of silence before Monday's game for Pete Vonachen, a Peoria, Ill., businessman most responsible for keeping Minor League baseball in the city. Vonachen, who was close friends with Cubs broadcaster Harry Caray, died Monday. He was 87.
"The Chicago Cubs are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of Harold Albert "Pete" Vonachen, who was a visionary and legend in baseball and the Peoria business and civic community," Cubs chairman Tom Ricketts said in a statement. "Pete was a world-class baseball executive and several Major League players and executives have Pete to thank for his care and leadership of the Peoria Chiefs franchise. His sense of humor and love for people and life will be sorely missed."
The Peoria Chiefs were a Cubs' Minor League affiliate from 1985-95 and again from 2005-12. Among the Cubs who played there were Greg Maddux, Mark Grace, Rafael Palmeiro, Joe Girardi.
• Double-A Tennessee right-hander Kyle Hendricks was named Southern League Pitcher of the Week for June 3-9. Hendricks, 23, was 1-0 with a 0.69 ERA in two starts, giving up 11 hits and striking out 13 over 13 innings. His starts included a seven-inning complete-game shutout against Jackson on June 3.
Carrie Muskat is a reporter for MLB.com. She writes a blog, Muskat Ramblings, and you can follow her on Twitter @CarrieMuskat. Joey Nowak is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @joeynowak. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Byrnes' energy rubs off on D-backs
Outfielder shows off power, hustle in clinching contest
By Corey Brock / MLB.com
"You just do not see this kind of chemistry," Byrnes said after the Diamondbacks dusted off the Chicago Cubs, 5-1, in Game 3 of the National League Division Series. "You see it in college, where guys live together, go to parties together. This is rare."
It was probably only fitting Saturday that the player standing in the middle of the visiting clubhouse at Wrigley Field was the one who helped foster such a harmonious environment with his infectious energy and his whatever-it-takes philosophy.
Byrnes has essentially become the face of the franchise this season even though he never puts himself above others, even when the Diamondbacks awarded him with a three-year, $30 million contract at midseason.
On Saturday, Byrnes did his part to stand out, as he made up for a slow start this series -- he was 1-for-7 entering Game 3 -- with three hits, two RBIs, a stolen base and a home run that proved to be the knockout blow as Arizona put the finishing touches on its three-game sweep of the stunned Cubs.
The home run was certainly nice, but it was Byrnes' hustle -- imagine that -- that proved important in the fourth inning when the Diamondbacks were holding a 2-0 lead, but had the bases loaded with no outs.
When Cubs relief pitcher Mike Wuertz struck out Stephen Drew for the first out, the partisan Cubs crowd started to roar, perhaps sensing that they could escape the inning without a run. Byrnes took care of that.
By not hitting the ball out of the ballpark.
Byrnes bounced what appeared to be a sure double-play ball to Chicago third baseman Aramis Ramirez, who shoveled the ball to Mark De Rosa for the force, but the speedy Byrnes narrowly beat the second baseman's throw to first to keep the inning alive and, more important, allow a run to score for a 3-0 lead.
Two innings later, Byrnes chased home another run with a solo homer off Cubs lights-out reliever Carlos Marmol for a 4-1 lead that essentially took any wind out of the sails of a potential Cubs comeback.
"He's awesome. He plays hard and his energy carries over to everyone else," Arizona reliever Brandon Lyon said. "The way he plays the game, it's fun to watch. You want to watch to see what he's going to do next, what he's going to do to help us win."
"It's a team, and it's as much of a team that you are going to find in professional sports," he said. "You've got 25 guys pulling for each other. I've never heard a guy complaining about playing time. I'm so proud of these guys. This is the closest team I've ever played on."
And Byrnes is a big reason for that, said Diamondbacks manager Bob Melvin.
"There's no better example out there of how we want to do things in Arizona than what Eric Byrnes does," Melvin said.
Corey Brock is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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THE CAUCUS; Institute Reaches Deal With Kochs
By ERIC LICHTBLAU
Published: June 26, 2012
A rift between the Cato Institute and two of its leaders, the billionaire brothers Charles and David Koch, ended Monday with an agreement to revamp the research group's leadership in a way that Cato officials said should maintain its political independence.
As part of the agreement, the Koch brothers will drop two lawsuits they had brought to gain greater control over the institute's board. In exchange, the Cato Institute said that its longtime chief executive, Ed Crane, who had been at odds with Charles G. Koch, would retire.
Since breaking into the open in March, the feud had captivated many academic and political onlookers in Washington because of the heavyweight names involved: the Cato Institute, widely cited by both Republicans and Democrats for its libertarian research, pitted against the Koch brothers, two of the country's biggest financiers of conservative politics.
Charles Koch helped found Cato in 1977, and his family has donated more than $30 million to it over the years. But he and Mr. Crane had a bitter falling-out over management and philosophical differences, and the Kochs had been angling for Mr. Crane's removal for years.
In March, the Kochs, who held two of the four founding ''shareholder'' seats on Cato's board, brought their lawsuits to gain control of the seat of another shareholder who died.
Cato's other leaders said the Kochs' gambit, if successful, would make it their ''mouthpiece'' and give the brothers control of the group's scholarship to advance a conservative political agenda.
Through groups like Americans for Prosperity, the Kochs have fought many of President Obama's key policies, including business regulation and health care reform. But some of Cato's libertarian positions supporting liberal causes like same-sex marriage and drug decriminalization have angered conservatives.
Under the agreement, Cato's unusual shareholder structure is to be dissolved, and it will be led instead by 12 directors, including David H. Koch and three others named by the Kochs.
''For a majority of Cato's directors,'' a joint statement by Cato and the Kochs said, ''the agreement confirms Cato's independence and ensures that Cato is not viewed as controlled by the Kochs.'' It continued, ''For Charles Koch and David Koch, the agreement helps ensure that Cato will be a principled organization that is effective in advancing a free society.''
Mr. Crane is to be replaced as Cato's chief executive within six months by John Allison, an Ayn Rand admirer who led BB&T, a bank based in North Carolina.
Charles Koch predicted that Mr. Allison would take Cato to ''new levels of effectiveness'' in fighting what he called ''the alarming increase in the size and scope of government.''
After 35 years at Cato's helm, Mr. Crane said in a telephone interview that he held ''no bitterness'' over his ouster.
''It was probably time for me to go anyway,'' he said. ''I think both sides got what they wanted. I'm happy. This was the tradeoff: Cato's independence for new leadership.''
This is a more complete version of the story than the one that appeared in print.


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I wanted to comment on the 'First Robotic Vacuum Cleaner' article, but being only an observer, I cannot.
The Trilobite seems to be very different from the Roomba. It makes sense that it looks similar - we all know the navigational advantages of a circular robot with the two- wheel drive system.
What seems to make the Trilobite different is that it uses sonar (the Roomba uses IR and bumpers), uses magnets in place of Roomba's "virtual wall", and the big thing is that the Trilobite seems to map things and know where it is. The Trilobite says that it can find its way back to it's charging station. The Roomba has no such capability - as far as I can tell, it drives somewhat randomly around the room for a fixed period of time and then claims the room is clean. The Roomba avoid small things by bumping into them and turning away, the Trilobite claims to sense and avoid them.


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The saving of our world from pending doom will come, not through the complacent adjustment of the conforming majority, but through the creative maladjustment of a nonconforming minority. - Martin Luther King
Kleiza sucks, Johnson is ok, Calderon sucks.
It really doesn t matter what we do until Calderon retires or dies.
if you get rid of evans your left with davis, bargnani, johnson, and dorsey as big men with james johnson able to man the 4 ocassionally as well as kleiza.
calderon can go, bayless is really wearing out his welcome.
barbosa prolly won't come back.
imo, i don't think you can make anymoves until you find out your draft position.
If Your Uncle Jack Helped You Off An Elephant, Would You Help Your Uncle Jack Off An Elephant?
Sometimes, I like to buy a book on CD and listen to it, while reading music.
You are also correct that James Johnson can play little bit of 4 that again makes Amir more moveable.
Barbosa is NOT going anywhere. With the posibility of the lock down and reduced CAP room, Barbosa will not leave almost 8 million dollar on the table and walk away unless BC is willing to buy him out.
There are several small forwards who could go in the top 7, and I would guess if Irving is off the board we will be drafting one of them.
Starting roster next season of AB, Davis, rookie SF, DeRozan, Calderon. Ajinca, Reggie, JJ, Barbosa, Bayless coming off of the bench. You still have room for one of Weems / Wright / Kleiza, and can probably bring back Joey Dorsey. If the roster is any thing like that we are going to need Davis to step up his scoring, and hope that who ever they draft can also score, because other than Andrea that is a big men rotation that doesn't provide you with much offence.
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The saving of our world from pending doom will come, not through the complacent adjustment of the conforming majority, but through the creative maladjustment of a nonconforming minority. - Martin Luther King
I am not sure if you seen him play in Europe but almost 90% of the games, he played PF. He can not do that in Toronto as we already have Davis and Amir and Evans.
We are hurting in SF and PG and we need to address one through the draft and the other through the Free Agency to take the next step and matter again.
We therefore need to save our money and avoid sitting guys with big contracts on the bench and spent Wisely.
Make it Happen BC.
Ed Davis needs to be locked in a gym and shoot 40 billion foul shots and sink 30 billion of them before anybody gets more excited abut him.
55% from the line is bullshyt.
i dont seee amitr going anywhere. davis wil get more minutes next year but i dont see him really breaking out until his 3rd year. (when he finally bulks up.
could ed davis be a center in this league if he puts on 30-40 lbs ? he is currently 6'10 and 215lbs. he is only 21 and might still possibly grow another inch or 2. i tihnk he could be a good center if he puts on the weight. Think Emeka okafor who is 6'10 255. then we could keep amir johnson at Pf and play Davis at C and that makes bargs expendable. OR moves bargs to PF and that makes amir expendable
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Another impressive game for Evans. He is making a case for himself and I think we can have him for much cheaper price next season in comparison to Amir.
Davis as well showed that even being in foul trouble he can put up numbers that are similar to Amir even in this season.
Time to say Goodbye to Amir Johnson and spent the money on the SF.
Reggie is a great rebounder but he can't replace the offense and blocking of Amir.
BTW Amir isn't going anywhere so get over it. It's not happening.
One good thing about BC is that he is quick to fix his last summer mistakes. We have seen that with alot of his signing over the last 5 years
Amir, Pack your bag. You and Money Weems are out of T.O.
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Wall Streeters in Danger of Falling Into the Bottom 99%
The writing, so to speak, was on the wall, and now, it seems, what we all feared most shall, in fact, come to pass: our brothers and sisters on Wall Street—from the 18th floor to the 80th floor, from the fixed income desk to the investment banking division, from Goldman Sachs to Lehman... no, Lehman is dead... to WaMu... no, I mean, you know what we mean—well, they're all suffering, that's all. Just like the rest of us. It won't be a pretty Christmas this year on Wall Street. Not with paychecks projected to drop (*scary music*) as much as thirty percent!! From the WSJ:
An investment-grade-bond trader who is a managing director at a top securities firm is likely to make $1.7 million to $1.8 million in 2011, according to the study. That is down from $2.9 million, said Options Group managing partner Michael Karp.
And bro, in wealth management divisions pay is only expected to rise 8%, which is practically like a 30% decline, by wealth management standards.
Face it, clamorous sign-wavers: Wall Street is sacrificing more than you. In absolute dollar terms. This could even cause a handful to slip into the 99%.
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There is no trust in China and thats a problem
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Is bad business practice endemic to China? Or is it just growing pains?
This is my third blog from a mind-altering business trip I took to China this June; it follows on from my experiences in Shenzhen and Shanghai. Saying there is no trust in China, I realize, is a bold statement that will probably attract criticism, but the issue is so central to any real understanding of China that I'm prepared to take some hits.
Looking at the Chinese side for a moment, China could legitimately criticize the United States for an equally unjust political system that defines corporations as people and allows unlimited contributions to political candidates through legal loophole called Super Pacs (Google Sheldon Adelson, for example). But that's politics. Getting back to my larger point about business, I've been reading for years on EETimes.com and EBNonline.com about Chinese violations of intellectual-property (IP) rights and counterfeiting. The truth is, you never really believe anything until you see it or hear it for yourself, and this time, I witnessed it and its poisonous effect on the business environment first hand.
In my very first meeting in China, it became obvious that trust was, and will always be, on the agenda in every meeting whether you raise it or not. Being in media, I found myself addressing trust issues around the circulation numbers of our publications and websites from that first meeting onward. Invariably they wanted to know what the real circulation numbers were for our magazines in China and what the real traffic and click-through levels were, as if I had inflated the numbers. Widely accepted standards for auditing and reporting of media seem to be largely ignored in China, which a customer from NXP Semiconductors verified for me in a subsequent meeting. Trust is a big issue for companies--if you read part 1 of this blog series, you know that even Shenzhen-based manufacturers are sold counterfeit components by their own suppliers.
Over my 10 days in China, I heard and saw many examples of what we in the West at least would call violations of business ethics and in some cases blatant fraud. For examples, check out the photos I took of the knock-off phones in the Shenzhen electronics market in my second blog. I was also told about the regular practice of copying competitors' websites, even down to the spelling mistakes (yes, I know this happened here in the infamous Avanti EDA case).
So, why is the lack of trust so endemic in China and what is the government doing about it? This is a very complex issue and after a single visit to China, I'm clearly no expert. However, some wise friends over there pointed to fundamental differences between both our forms of capitalism that may be where the answer lies. Firstly, it's important to understand that full-blown animal capitalism has been unleashed on a huge country and population in less than 30 years, so the institutional rules and lessons of orderly capitalism the West developed over the last 200 years don't apply. Secondly, it's critical to understand that there is no tradition or even existence of an independent judiciary, so there is nowhere to take any complaint for recourse. This has created in the words of a colleague in China an existential crisis of trust that underpins all aspects of Chinese life and which I believe will hold back the country's growth until it's addressed.
So this is the problem I refer to in the title because innovation can only thrive in a business environment where some minimum form of trust can be assured either morally or legally. In my fourth and final blog in this series I will look at what innovation I saw in China and why trust is so fundamental to the future of China.
David Blaza is senior vice president of UBM Electronics (the company that publishes EE Times and EDN). David has over 20 years of sales, marketing, and publishing experience in the technology sector working for companies as diverse as IBM, Motorola, Mars Electronics, CMP and now United Business Media. He is a graduate of the University of Bradford, England (BS, Materials Science) and the University of Stirling, Scotland (MS in Economics & Technology).


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WASHINGTON, DC – House Democratic Whip Steny Hoyer (MD) released the following statement today regarding the Bush Administration's announcement that the federal budget deficit for Fiscal Year 2004 was a record $413 billion:
"I'm sure the excuse machine that operates 24 hours a day, seven days a week over at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue will spin into overdrive with all sorts of rationalizations for the Republican Party's unprecedented fiscal mismanagement over the last four years. But the American people see right through the Bush Administration's smokescreen.
"George W. Bush and Congressional Republicans audaciously preen as fiscal 'conservatives' while driving this nation further and further into debt, and forcing our children to pay our bills. That is not only irresponsible, it is immoral. Perhaps even worse, they seem to believe their own political spin and pretend that they have a 'plan' to rein in these record deficits when they plainly do not.
"The Administration and even some Congressional Republicans point the finger of blame at a so-called 'free-spending' Congress, but they refuse to acknowledge that Republicans themselves control both the House and Senate. Furthermore, the President himself has refused to veto even one spending bill during his four years in office.
"In fact, if the President were serious about fiscal responsibility, he would veto the corporate tax bill that sits on his desk awaiting his signature. But he has given no indication that he will reject this pork-laden bill, which 'fixes' a $5 billion problem with $150 billion in handouts to corporations.
"If the American people elect John Kerry and Democrats to majorities in the House and Senate, they can be assured that we will fight for fiscal sanity and make it a priority. Democrats in Congress and President Clinton fought for fiscal responsibility in the 1990s, and that policy led to the longest peacetime expansion of our economy in history.
"We are simply fooling ourselves if we believe that we can continue on the current fiscal course."


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The Scribe as Draftsman
Above: Zoomorphic Initial (detail) and Initial P (detail), From the Corbie Psalter, Corbie, France, early 9th century. Bibliothèques d'Amiens Métropole, MS 18C
One point I have stressed in both the exhibition and its accompanying catalogue is the intimate relationship that existed in the Middle Ages between drawing and the written word. Few works better illustrate this point than the Corbie Psalter, created around 800. This endlessly fascinating book contains both the Psalms and the Canticles (the songs in the Bible that are not Psalms). Its illustrations consist entirely of remarkably inventive initials for the first letter of the first word of each text. Read more »


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DICE Summit 2012 headlines
Indie Games Challenge winners announced
Eyebrow Interactive's intriguing platformer Closure scored top honours at the DICE Summit 2012 Indie Games Challenge.
Unreal Engine Samaritan demo requires power of ten 360s
The next generation of hardware will have to seriously up its game if it expects to keep up with Epic's hugely popular Unreal Engine.
DICE 2012: Analyst panel discusses whether current publishing model is broken or agreeable
Industry analysts Michael Pachter and Jesse Divnich questioned the validity of game publishers during a panel at DICE 2012 yesterday, with the former stating he feels "the traditional publisher's role has lessened" over years, while the later feel that without publishers, there's "no way" for gamers to experience the various offerings on the market.
DICE 2012: Unreal Engine 4 to be revealed "later this year," says Epic
Epic Games vice president Mark Rein has told G4 that the firm plans to unveil Unreal Engine 4 later this year. Speaking with the site during DICE 2012, Rein was quoted as saying: "People are going to be shocked later this year when they see Unreal Engine 4 and how much more profound an effect […]
Pearce: We had no "idea what we were getting ourselves into" with WoW
Blizzard co-founder Frank Pearce has the firm had no idea "what we were getting ourselves into," when it launched World of Warcraft 7 years ago.
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim picks up five awards at IAAs
The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim won five awards overnight in the Interactive Academy Awards at DICE, with other winners including Uncharted 3, Portal 2 and SWTOR.
"Too many platforms," says Epic boss
Epic CEO Tim Sweeney expects casualties as we build towards a new platform war.
Subpar Dead or Alive 2 release drove Itagaki to independence
The version of Dead or Alive 2 Tecmo published for PS2 was incomplete, driving franchise creator Tomonobu Itagaki to found an independent studio.
Jaffe: Cinematic narrative focus is a "bad idea, waste of resources"
Twisted Metal and God of War creator David Jaffe's DICE 2012 presentation accused the games industry of getting too excited about story – and not about gameplay.
Leydon: High console prices fuelling free-to-play
Gabriel Leydon, CEO of mobile company Addmired, has told a DICE audience that the high cost of console games to consumers is pushing growth in the free-to-play market.
Howard: "Millions" of Skyrim PC players average 75 hours
In an entertaining keynote presentation at DICE Summit today, Skyrim director Todd Howard said gaming has become the premiere entertainment medium – and showed off some amazing Skyrim brainstorming.
Epic to celebrate 20th birthday at D.I.C.E. Summit
Gears of War, Unreal Engine and Fortnite developer Epic has a string of fancy pants events planned for the annual Design Innovate Communicate Entertain Summit in Las Vegas next week.
Epic, Insomniac, and Blizzard hosting 2012 D.I.C.E. Summit session "Staying Around, Playing Around"
The Academy of Interactive Arts & Sciences has announced a new session for the 2012 D.I.C.E. Summit featuring Epic's Mike Capps, Insomniac's Ted Price, and Blizzard's Frank Pearce. The panel, which takes place on February 9, is titled "Staying Around, Playing Around" and the speakers will discuss "what it takes to survive for 20+ years […]
Uncharted 3, Portal 2 lead Interactive Achievement Awards nods
The Academy of Interactive Arts and Sciences has announced finalists for its 15th Annual Interactive Achievement Awards, and Naughty Dog's Uncharted 3 leads the field with a total of 12 nominations across 11 categories.
DICE Summit 2012 Latest
DICE 2012: Analyst panel discusses whether current publishing model is broken or agreeable
DICE 2012: Unreal Engine 4 to be revealed "later this year," says Epic
Pearce: We had no "idea what we were getting ourselves into" with WoW
Subpar Dead or Alive 2 release drove Itagaki to independence
Jaffe: Cinematic narrative focus is a "bad idea, waste of resources"
Epic, Insomniac, and Blizzard hosting 2012 D.I.C.E. Summit session "Staying Around, Playing Around"
Uncharted 3, Portal 2 lead Interactive Achievement Awards nods
Todd Howard to provide opening keynote at 2012 D.I.C.E. Summit


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Readers' Choice Awards 2011
The votes are in, the tallies are counted, the hanging chads have been evaluated, and we have our winners. This year holds a few surprises, a couple dominant players and as much open source as you can handle. We don't encourage gambling here at Linux Journal, but if you had an office pool going for pizza money, it's officially too late to make your wager.
It is just a Linux, it was
It is just a Linux, it was never a GNU/Linux and never will be.
GNU/Linux would be correct only if Linux would be a microkernel and servers would be from GNU project. Otherway saying, Linux would be a microkernel and replace Mach microkernel used in HURD operating system.
Linux is a monolithic operating system, the kernel is whole operating system alone, no GNU - or any other project - software is needed or used at all in it.
Those who use GNU/Linux, does not know the truth of Linux (I was one of them long, looong time ago, until technology show the truth).
RE: Ubuntu
Thank you for your insightful comments, which shows a depth and breadth of understanding and knowledge not normally found in internet comments. It's refreshing to read something that does not contain the usual stereotypes and trolling nature.
I didn't vote, at all, but I'm well versed in Linux distros, and operating systems in general, and I still use XUbuntu for my normal desktop system.
First, since you claim that those who use Ubuntu have never used other distros, let me chime in with some of my history. My first Linux distro was an Yggdrasil Linux CD purchased when the internet was still dial-up in most areas. I've used Red Hat/Fedora, SuSE, Slax, Slitaz, Slackware, etc etc.
I'm also a dedicated OpenBSD user, and prefer that OS for my server installations. While we're on the topic of other operating systems, I used BeOS and Haiku, Mac OS X, and yes, even Windows (in all it's incantations from 3.0 through 7, including server versions) for most of my professional career (as an IT wonk).
Having said that, I like Ubuntu, or XUbuntu specifically, for my daily workstation, as it's nice to not have to mess with the underlying system to make most everything work. When I get done working on computers all day, sometimes I won't to come home and not work on a computer.
As the article states, apt makes updating and installing new packages simple, and I like the functionality of the Ubuntu One service. If I want to try out the latest bleeding edge software, I'm pretty assured of their being good Ubuntu support, due to it's popularity.
When I want to get down and dirty, I turn to one of my OpenBSD servers.
I forgot to mention the first
I forgot to mention the first Network system I did, I built 20 work stations and 2 servers running windows 95 with windows for work groups and Novell Netware. A bit before your time I presume
Ubuntu is a looser
No I stated those that voted for Ubuntu are mostly ex windows users who have never used any other Distribution, if they had they would have voted for the more superior Linux distributions, You didn't vote Why not?
As an IT wonk, Do you think by giving me your Linux history on what, how or where you use it make any difference to me,it won't make the slightest difference, Do you think your the only one that's ever used Red Hat/Fedora, SuSE, Slax, Slitaz, Slackware,etc etc. Me too.
Yggdrasil Linux CD purchased when the internet was still dial-up in most areas.
Yes I remember those day's very well, and the years before Microsoft or Apple Mac came into being, When Bill and Steve where still wet behind their hears, When my first stand alone computer cost more than I paid for my house, Thank god for the IBM compatibility standards. That was the only thing Bill Gates ever got right in his life. Stop trying to be a smart Alex it don't work.
Re: Ubuntu is a looser
I don't think Ubuntu is as good as some of the other mainstream distros (Fedora or Mint) either, but through both of your posts, you've failed to mention why exactly you don't like Ubuntu!
You see! Here is a perfect
You see! Here is a perfect example of what makes no sense about these debates!
Mint is ... "Based on Debian and Ubuntu, it provides about 30,000 packages and one of the best software managers."
Just like every other stupid distro that is based Debian and Ubuntu. It's not like we're comparing Irix and HPUX. The argument is moot.
Sorry, I'm not picking on you Anon Slacker!
Ubuntu is a great OS for popularization of Linux on desktops. Windows-likeness and over-userfriendliness are unavoidable. For me, Ubuntu was a transition step from windows to "that scary hardcore Linux" (I chose Arch shortly after).
The arrows disappear after GIT
The arrows disappear after
Where's Vim!?
Where's Vim!?
I saw it in the IDE.. but where is the text editor section? its an important category!
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For Immediate Release: March 8, 2010
Contact: Cory Churches (202) 482-3809
WASHINGTON – Exports of U.S. manufactured goods supported more than 6.8 million jobs in 2008, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce. Two of every nine jobs in the manufacturing sector are tied to exports. These 6.8 million jobs represented 5.9 percent of total private sector employment in the United States, or roughly one out of every 17 private sector jobs.
"I'm encouraged by the results of this report and understand the challenges that our manufacturing sector face," said Nicole Y. Lamb-Hale, assistant secretary for manufacturing and services within the International Trade Administration. "Implementing the National Export Initiative will strengthen our ability to support U.S. companies that are expanding sales into new markets. The importance of exporting in sustaining and creating jobs cannot be overstated.
Manufacturing exports impact related industry sectors, such as services and transportation, demonstrating that expanding manufacturing exports leads to significant job growth."
Manufactured goods accounted for nearly two-thirds of total U.S. exports and it is estimated that every billion dollars of manufactured exports supports more than 6,500 jobs in manufacturing and non-manufacturing sectors.
Twenty-six states reported exports of manufactured goods supported more than 100,000 jobs in 2008, with two states registering more than 700,000 – California with 737,600 jobs, and Texas with 731,000. Other states with large numbers of jobs supported by manufactured exports included Ohio (362,200 jobs), Illinois (360,200), Michigan (269,900), Washington (258,300), Pennsylvania (258,200), Indiana (233,600), and New York (228,100), and North Carolina (208,600).
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The slides from my @night talk at SANS Boston 2011 are available for download now:
When Prevention Fails, Extending IR and Digital Forensics Capabilities to the Corporate Network (PDF – 6,2 MB)
Thanks to Barbara Basalguete, Stephen Northcutt and the rest of the SANS crew for the opportunity to participate in such a great event, as well as to all the attendees that preferred to stay around after a long training day instead of heading off to Harvard Square for Friday party!
When Prevention Fails: Extending IR and Digital Forensics capabilities to the corporate network
2011 is being a big year for cybersecurity incidents with high profile attacks reported against large organizations including HBGary Federal, RSA, Lockheed Martin and several Sony companies among others. With smarter intruders that can make use of both very sophisticated attacks and simple, yet effective, phishing attacks against our users, everyone should assume that at some point their preventive measures will fail, and that sooner or later you will have to recover from a future intrusion. Based on this assumption several questions arise: When prevention fails, what is left? Am I ready to detect, react and recover from an intrusion? What can Network Security Monitoring and Digital Forensics do for me?
Ismael's talk will address these questions, describing the latest trends in computer attacks and intrusions, including the use of Botnets and what has been called the Advanced Persistent Threats (APT). Lastly, Ismael will show how Network Security Monitoring (NSM) and Digital Forensics methods and tools can be extended to the corporate network to assist in the early detection and investigation of these threats. Best practices and techniques on how to do NSM, full packet capture, network forensic analysis and data carving will be discussed, along with some live demos using tools that are available to any security practitioner.


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How to Decorate Christmas Sugar Cookies (Video)
How to Decorate Holiday Sugar Cookies With Love
Even adults love the adorable shapes and vibrant colors of an iced cutout sugar cookie. If you've ever wondered how to decorate these festive treats at home, this video will teach you three ways to do this using royal icing. Whether you're looking to precisely pipe, spoon it on, or marble together two (or more) colors of icing, this video has you covered.


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Picked up some Stabil yesterday and hopped on the R1200RT to cruise down to 7-11 to top off the tank before I plugged in the tender for the cold snap we're headed into this week. As I cruised up to the pump, stopped, flipped the side stand down, and leaned the bike left, I realized, oops, the side stand wasn't down. She leaned past that sickening point of no return and down she went, ride there in front of a bunch of witnesses. No sure what hurts most, the scratch on my side case or my pride. I've ridden this bike 24K miles in the last 8 months thru roads like Beartooth Pass, Independence Pass, Pike's Peak, and other twisties. As they say, its not a a matter of if, but when you're gonna drop it. I think I'll just leave the side case as is to remind myself how stupid I can be. You can bet I'll be double checking the side stand is down from now on.
On a side note, this is my first year on the forum and I've really enjoyed reading the posts and have a learned a lot from everyone. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.


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Holder: OneWest Bank, FSB
The following real estate located in Overton County, Tennessee, will be sold to the highest call bidder subject to all unpaid taxes, prior liens and encumbrances of record:
The following described property located in the Sixth (6th) Civil District of Overton County, Tennessee, and within the corporate limits of the Town of Livingston, Tennessee, to wit:
Lot Numbers 63 and 64 in the Oakland Park Subdivision that appears of record in the Register's Office, Overton County, Tennessee, in Deed Book 83, at Page 459. Said lots are 50 feet North and South and 125 feet East and West.
Street Address: 822 Oakland Park, Livingston, Tennessee 38570
Secondary Property Address: 822 Oakland Park Avenue, Livingston, TN 38570
Parcel Number: 045P-G-009.00
Current Owner(s) of Property: Eviadean Smith, a single person, for and during natural life, and at her death to Kristopher Gore, a single person, in fee simple absolute
The street address of the above described property is believed to be 822 Oakland Park, Livingston, Tennessee 38570, but such address is not part of the legal description of the property sold herein and in the event of any discrepancy, the legal description referenced herein shall control.
If applicable, the notice requirements of T.C.A. 35-5-117 have been met.
All right of equity of redemption, statutory and otherwise, and homestead are expressly waived in said Deed of Trust, and the title is believed to be good, but the undersigned will sell and convey only as Substitute Trustee.
If the highest bidder cannot pay the bid within twenty-four (24) hours of the sale, the next highest bidder, at their highest bid, will be deemed the successful bidder.
This property is being sold with the express reservation that the sale is subject to confirmation by the lender or trustee. This sale may be rescinded at any time.
Shapiro & Kirsch, LLP
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555 Perkins Road Extended, Second Floor
Memphis, TN 38117
Phone (901)767-5566
Fax (901)761-5690
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