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Malaysia Travel Essentials
The climate in Malaysia remains remarkably consistent throughout the year, with typical daytime temperatures of around 30°. However, the northeast monsoon brings torrential rains and heavy seas between September and February, concentrating its attentions on the west coast of the Peninsula in September and October, and on the east coast after that.
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Anyone entering Malaysia from Thailand will find that costs are slightly higher – both food and accommodation are more expensive – whereas travellers arriving from Indonesia will find prices a little lower overall. Travelling in a group naturally helps keep costs down. The region affords some savings for senior citizens, and an ISIC student card might occasionally pay dividends.
Note that bargaining is routine throughout Malaysia when buying stuff in markets or small shops, though you don't haggle for meals or accommodation.
In Peninsular Malaysia you can scrape by on £12/US$20/RM60 per day staying in dorms, eating at hawker stalls and getting around by bus. Double that and you'll be able to exist in relative comfort without thinking too hard about occasionally treating yourself. Over in east Malaysia, where accommodation and tours tend to cost a little more, the minimum daily outlay is more like £16/US$25/RM80.
Crime and personal safety
If you lose something in Malaysia, you're more likely to have someone run after you with it than run away. Nevertheless, don't become complacent: pickpockets and snatch-thieves frequent Malaysia's more touristed cities, and theft from dormitories by other tourists is fairly common. If you have to report a crime, be sure to get a copy of the police report for insurance purposes.
Sensible precautions include carrying your passport and other valuables in a concealed money belt, and using the safety deposit box provided by many guesthouses and hotels. Take a photocopy of the relevant pages of your passport, too, in case it's lost or stolen. If you use travellers' cheques, keep a separate record of the serial numbers, together with a note of which ones you've cashed.
It's worth repeating here that it's very unwise to have anything to do with illegal drugs of any description in Malaysia.
To report a crime in Malaysia, head for the nearest police station, where someone will invariably speak English. In many major tourist spots, specific tourist police stations are geared up to problems faced by foreign travellers.
Restrictions on contact between people of the opposite sex (such as the offence of khalwat, or "close proximity") and eating in public during daylight hours in the Ramadan month apply to Muslims only.
Mains voltage in Malaysia is 230 volts, so any equipment using 110 volts will need a converter. The plugs in all three countries have three square prongs like British ones.
Entry requirements
Nationals of the UK, Ireland, US, Canada, Australia, New Zealand and South Africa do not need visas in advance to stay in Malaysia, and it's easy to extend your permission to stay. That said, check with the relevant embassy or consulate, as the rules on visas are complex and subject to change. Ensure that your passport is valid for at least six months from the date of your trip, and has several blank pages for entry stamps.
Upon arrival in Malaysia, citizens of Australia, Canada, the UK, Ireland, US, New Zealand and South Africa receive a passport stamp entitling them to a 90-day stay. Visitors who enter via Sarawak, however, receive a 30-day stamp. Visa requirements for various nationalities are listed on wmalaysia.visahq.com.
It's straightforward to extend your permit through the Immigration Department, who have offices (listed in the Guide) in Kuala Lumpur and major towns. Visitors from the above countries can also cross into Singapore or Thailand and back to be granted a fresh Malaysia entry stamp.
Tourists travelling from the Peninsula to east Malaysia (Sarawak and Sabah) must be cleared again by immigration; visitors to Sabah can remain as long as their original entry stamp is valid, but arriving in Sarawak from whichever territory generates a new 30-day stamp, which can be easily renewed.
When you arrive, you will normally be given a lengthy landing card to complete; hang onto the small departure portion of the card for when you leave Malaysia.
Embassies and consulates
Australia 7 Perth Ave, Yarralumla, Canberra, ACT 6000 t02 6120 0600, wmalaysia.org.au.
Brunei No. 61, Simpang 336, Kg Sungai Akar, Jalan Kebangsaan, P.O. Box 2826, Bandar Seri Begawan t02 381095.
Canada 60 Boteler St, Ottawa, ON K1N 8Y7 t613 241 5182.
Indonesia Jalan H.R. Rasuna Said, Kav. X/6, No. 1–3 Kuningan, Jakarta Selatan 12950 t021 5224947.
Ireland Shelbourne House, Level 3A–5A, Ballsbridge, Dublin 4 t01 667 7280.
New Zealand 10 Washington Ave, Brooklyn, Wellington t04 385 2439.
Singapore 301 Jervois Rd t6325 0111.
South Africa 1007 Schoeman St, Arcadia, Pretoria 0083 t012 342 5990.
Thailand 35 South Sathorn Rd, Bangkok 10120 t02 629 6800.
UK 45 Belgrave Square, London SW1X 8QT t020 7235 8033, wmalaysia.embassyhomepage.com.
US 3516 International Court, NW Washington, DC 20008 t202 572 9700.
Customs allowances
Malaysia's duty-free allowances are 200 cigarettes or 225g of tobacco, and 1 litre of wine, spirits or liquor. There's no customs clearance for passengers travelling from Singapore or Peninsular Malaysia to East Malaysia, nor for people passing between Sabah and Sarawak.
Gay and lesbian travellers
Though Malaysia's largest cities have long had a discreet gay scene, the public profile of gays and lesbians was until recently still summed up by the old "don't ask, don't tell" maxim. However, cyberspace has helped galvanize gay people in both countries, providing a virtual refuge within which to socialize and campaign. While the environment in Malaysia is always going to be conservative – illustrated by the fact that Brokeback Mountain failed to be screened there, and by occasional raids on gay saunas – the Malaysian government has no obvious appetite, Islamically inspired or otherwise, to clamp down on the existing, limited gay nightlife.
For all the general loosening up over the years, it's very much a case of two steps forward and one step back. Colonial-era laws criminalizing anal and oral sex remains on the statute book in Malaysia, and what gay-related campaigning exists tends to be channelled into the relatively uncontentious issue of HIV AIDS. Needless to say, all this makes legal recognition of gay partnerships a distant prospect.
This mixed picture shouldn't deter gay visitors from getting to know and enjoy the local scene, such as it is. A small number of gay establishments are reviewed in this guide, and more listings are available on wwww.fridae.asia and the Bangkok-based wwww.utopia-asia.com.
A typical travel insurance policy usually provides cover for the loss of bags, tickets and – up to a certain limit – cash or cheques, as well as cancellation or curtailment of your journey. Some policy premiums include dangerous sports; in Malaysia, for example, this can mean scuba diving, whitewater rafting or trekking (notably in the Maliau Basin of Sabah). Always ascertain whether medical coverage will be paid out as treatment proceeds or only after return home, and whether there's a 24-hour medical emergency number. When securing baggage cover, make sure that the per-article limit will cover your most valuable possession. If you need to make a claim, you should keep receipts for medicines and medical treatment, and in the event you have anything stolen, you must obtain an official statement from the police.
Internet cafés and shops can be found in all Malaysian cities and large towns, often in malls or in upstairs premises along central streets, and most backpacker guesthouses have free wi-fi connections. While many serve the odd coffee or coke, the emphasis often isn't on beverages or even getting online, but on networked gaming, the terminals swamped by kids playing noisy shoot-em-ups late into the night. Periodic crackdowns temporarily compel the internet cafés to keep sensible hours and, it's hoped, the youths in their beds. At least the cafés do provide reliable internet access, costing RM3–6 per hour in practically all cases.
For unlimited Wi-Fi on the go whilst travelling Malaysia, buy a Skyroam Solis, which works in 130+ countries at one flat daily rate, paid for on a pay-as-you-go basis. You can connect up to five devices at once. Prices start from as little as €5 a day.
Most Malaysian towns have laundries (dobi) where you can have clothes washed cheaply and quickly, according to weight (typically RM3 a kilo), picking them up later in the day or early the next day. Some hostels and guesthouses have washing machines that guests can use for a small charge. Dry-cleaning services are less common, though any hotel of a decent standard will be able to oblige.
Living in Malaysia
Opportunities for non-residents to find short-term employment in Malaysia are few and far between. On an unofficial basis, helpers are often required in guesthouses; the wages for such tasks are low, but board and lodging are often included. On a more formal level, KL in particular is home to large communities of skilled expats with work permits, secured by their employer. In Malaysia expats can still expect elevated salaries,.
English-language-teaching qualifications are in demand by language schools in both countries, while qualified diving instructors can also find work in Malaysia. There are also a few volunteer schemes, mainly focusing on nature conservation fieldwork, though they're seldom cheap to join.
Study and work programmes
AFS Intercultural Programs wafs.org. Community service schemes in Malaysia.
Earthwatch Institute wearthwatch.org. A range of nature-conservation projects; past projects include bat conservation and climate-change studies in Malaysia.
Fulbright Program wwww.fulbright.org.uk. Regular opportunities for US citizens to spend several months teaching English in rural Malaysia, without requiring teaching experience.
Wild Asia wwildasia.org. Conservation group working to protect natural areas and promote responsible tourism and resource use across the region; offers internships.
W-O-X worangutanproject.com. Orang-utan conservation in Malaysia, mostly at rehabilitation centres or upriver locations in Borneo.
Malaysia has a well-organized postal service operated by Pos Malaysia (t1300 300 300, wwww.pos.com.my), whose website details postage rates, express mail and courier ("PosLaju") services and so forth. Expect airmail delivery to take one to two weeks depending on the destination.
The best commercially available maps of Malaysia are the city and regional maps published by the Johor Bahru-based World Express Mapping, sold in many local bookshops. Online mapping offered by the usual internet giants tends to be littered with inaccuracies, especially with regard to Malaysian road names. Most Malaysian tourist offices have their own free maps of the local area, though these are of decidedly variable quality and offer little that the maps in this guide don't already include. Whichever maps you use, be aware that the high rate of highway construction and road alterations in rural and urban areas alike means that inaccuracies plague most maps almost as soon as they appear..
Malaysia's currency is the ringgit (pronounced ring-git and abbreviated to "RM"), divided into 100 sen. Notes come in RM1, RM5, RM10, RM20, RM50 and RM100 denominations. Coins are currently minted in 5 sen, 10 sen, 20 sen and 50 sen denominations, with 1 sen coins still in circulation. You sometimes hear the word "dollar" used informally to refer to the ringgit.
At the time of writing, the exchange rate was around RM3 to US$1 and RM5 to £1. Rates are posted daily in banks and exchange kiosks, and published in the press.
Major banks in Malaysia include Maybank, HSBC, Citibank, Standard Chartered, RHB Bank and CIMB Bank. Banking hours are generally Monday to Friday 9.30am to 4pm and Saturday 9.30 to 11.30am (closed on every first and third Sat of the month), though in the largely Muslim states of Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu, Friday is a holiday and Sunday a working day. Banks in all sizeable towns and most tourist areas have ATMs; details are given through the Guide.
Licensed moneychangers' kiosks, found in bigger towns all over the country, tend to open later, until around 6pm; some open at weekends and until 9pm, too. Some hotels will exchange money at all hours. Exchange rates tend to be more generous at moneychangers, though they don't generally exchange travellers' cheques.
You're only likely to be really stuck for accessing money in remote rural areas; if, for example, you're travelling upriver through the interior of Sabah or Sarawak, it's a wise idea to carry a fair amount of cash, in smallish denominations.
Credit and debit cards have limited uses in the region, except to pay for goods and services in upmarket locations – you won't, for example, be able to use your Visa card at a local kedai kopi, though a café chain in Kuala Lumpur will likely accept it, as indeed might a guesthouse in either place. Watch out too for an ongoing spate of credit card fraud in Malaysia, involving data swiped in genuine transactions being extracted and used to create a duplicate of your card.
Opening hours and public holidays
In Malaysia, shops are open daily from around 9.30am to 7pm, though outlets in shopping centres and malls are typically open daily from 10am to 10pm. Government offices tend to work Monday to Friday from 8am to 4.15pm or 9am to 5pm, with an hour off for lunch, except on Friday when the break lasts from 12.15 to 2.45pm to allow Muslims to attend prayers. Note that in the states of Kedah, Kelantan and Terengganu, the working week runs from Sunday to Thursday, with Friday and Saturday as days off.
Opening hours for temples and mosques are given in the text where they keep to a formal schedule (often not the case).
Public and school holidays
As a guide, public holiday dates for 2012 are given here (the relevant government websites issue new lists for each year a few months in advance). Note that Muslim holidays (marked with an asterisk) move earlier by ten or eleven days each year, and that precise dates depend on the sighting of the new moon, which determines when each month of the Muslim calendar begins. Note also that each Malaysian state has its own additional holidays, which could be to do with its sultan's birthday or an Islamic (in states with a largely Muslim population) or tribal event, such as Gawai in June in Sarawak. Some of the holidays here are marked by special festivities.
It pays to be aware of not just public holidays but also local school holidays, as Malaysian accommodation can be hard to come by during these periods. In Malaysia, schools get a week off in mid-March and late August, and two weeks off at the start of June, with a long break from mid-November to the end of the year.
Public holidays (2012)
January 1 New Year's Day
January 23 Chinese New Year
February 5 Birthday of the Prophet Muhammad*
May 1 Labour Day
May 5 Vesak Day
June 2 Yang Dipertuan Agong's Birthday
August 19 & 20 Hari Raya Puasa*
August 31 National Day
September 16 Malaysia Day
October 26 Hari Raya Haji (or Korban)*
November 13 Deepavali
November 15 Maal Hijrah (the Muslim New Year)*
December 25 Christmas Day
Malaysia has a comprehensive mobile network. If your phone is unlocked and GSM compatible (likely unless you're from the US), you can buy a local SIM card from corner shops and 7–11 stores, which will of course give you a new number. Top up value at the same outlets; you either get a receipt with a pin number on it for you to dial and activate the recharge, or the shop staff will do this for you. If you need to buy a mobile (known locally as "hand phones"), outlets specializing in them are easily found, even in small towns.
There are public phones in most Malaysian towns. Local calls are very cheap at just 10 sen for three minutes, but for long-distance calls, it can be more convenient to buy a phonecard, from service stations, 7–Eleven outlets and newsagents. Your best bet is to use a card such as iTalk (wtm.com.my; from RM10), which enables you to make discounted calls from the line in your hotel room as well as from payphones.
The two big players in the mobile phone market are Hotlink/Maxis (whotlink.com.my) and Celcom (wcelcom.com.my), with the smaller DiGi (wdigi.com.my) bringing up the rear. On the Peninsula you'll usually get a signal on both coasts, along highways and major roads, and on touristy islands. In the forested interior, as a rule your phone will work in any town large enough to be served by express trains (as well as at the Taman Negara headquarters). Sabah and Sarawak coverage is much patchier, focusing on cities and the populated river valleys, though even in the Kelabit Highlands mobile calls are possible.
Mobile tariffs can be complex, though you can expect calls made to other Malaysian numbers to cost no more than RM0.50 per minute.
Malaysia is eight hours ahead of Universal Time (GMT), all year. This close to the equator, you can rely on dawn being around 6.30am in the Peninsula, dusk at around 7.30pm; in Borneo both happen roughly an hour earlier. Not taking into account daylight saving time elsewhere, Malaysia is two hours behind Sydney, thirteen hours ahead of US Eastern Standard Time and sixteen hours ahead of US Pacific Standard Time.
Tipping is seldom necessary in Malaysia. When eating out at a proper restaurant, it's customary to tip if a service charge isn't included, though note that you are never required to tip in kedai kopis or kopitiams. It's not necessary to tip taxi drivers either, unless they have gone out of their way to be helpful. Otherwise you might want to offer a modest tip to a hotel porter or hairdresser, or a tour guide who has been exceptional.
Tourist information
Tourism Malaysia (wtourism.gov.my) has offices in most state capitals. These are complemented by tourist offices, sometimes called Tourism Information Centres, run by state governments and again found in most state capitals. Such offices are generally helpful, if not widely knowledgeable: they have plenty of glossy brochures to hand out, but information here (and on websites) is often patchy, if not downright inaccurate. For out-of-the-way attractions you're better off contacting local accommodation or tour operators – phone is best, as emails often elicit slow responses.
Malaysian state tourism contacts
Johor t07 223 4935, wtourismjohor.com.
Kelantan t09 748 5534, wtic.kelantan.gov.my
Labuan t087 422622, wlabuantourism.com.my.
Melaka t06 281 4803, wwww.melaka.gov.my.
Pahang t09 516 1007, wpahangtourism.com..
Penang t04 262 0202, tourismpenang.net.my
Sabah t088 212 121, wsabahtourism.com.
Sarawak t082 423 600, wsarawaktourism.com.
Selangor t03 5511 1122, wtourismselangor.my.
Terengganu t09 622 1553, wterengganutourism.com.
Other tourist information sources
wallmalaysia.info Excellent tourism compendium put together by The Star newspaper, featuring travel-related news stories, state-by-state accounts of sights and background articles on culture and events.
wjourneymalaysia.com Comprehensive, if patchy, coverage of just about everywhere and everything for tourists to see and do in Malaysia. Especially strong on outdoor activities.
wwww.malaysiasite.nl Run by an enthusiastic expat, this site provides thumbnail sketches of popular destinations around Malaysia, including some out-of-the-way locations. Practical info isn't always current, but it's a useful resource with plenty of photos.
wvirtualmalaysia.com The tourism portal of Malaysia's Ministry of Tourism, with coverage of sights, tourism-related directories and assorted packages on sale.
wwildasia.org Dedicated to sustainable and responsible tourism, this Malaysia-based site features numerous articles on Southeast Asia with plenty on Malaysia itself, of course, including descriptions of forest reserves and dive sites, plus a list of the more environmentally aware resorts.
Travellers with disabilities
Malaysia makes few provisions for travellers with disabilities. Life is made a lot easier if you can afford the more upmarket hotels, which usually have disabled provision, and to shell out for taxis and the odd domestic flight. Similarly, the more expensive international airlines tend to be better equipped to get you there in the first place: MAS, British Airways, KLM, Singapore and Qantas all carry aisle wheelchairs and have at least one toilet adapted for disabled passengers. However, few tour operators in the region accommodate the needs of those with disabilities.
In Malaysia, wheelchair users will have a hard time negotiating the uneven pavements in most towns and cities, and find it difficult to board buses, trains, ferries and the LRT metro system in Kuala Lumpur, none of which has been adapted for wheelchairs. The situation is similar if not worse in east Malaysia, with little provision for disabled travellers.
Contacts for travellers with disabilities
Malaysian Confederation of the Disabled t03 7956 2300, e[email protected] A member of Disabled Peoples International, working for equal opportunities for disabled people in Malaysia.
Travelling with children
Malaysia is a very child-friendly country in which to travel. Disposable nappies and powdered milk are easy to find (fresh milk is sold in supermarkets), and bland Chinese soups and rice dishes, or bakery fare, are ideal for systems unaccustomed to spicy food. Many restaurants and the slicker kedai kopis have high chairs, though only upmarket hotels provide baby cots or a baby-sitting service. However, rooms in the cheaper hotels can usually be booked with an extra bed for little extra cost. Children under 12 get into many attractions for half-price and enjoy discounts on buses and trains.
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Television Stations Promote Social Media
Twitter, Facebook, Online, and On-Air. These days we can report the news in many ways. In this week's Your View, Sarah Hill shows us how social media makes the news a conversation and how that might annoy some viewers.
Every day we're bringing you stories not only on the air, but on social networking sites like Twitter and Facebook. Or as a skeptical friend of mine calls it "bookface."
For some of our viewers, Twitter and Facebook are a way to monitor breaking news and weather and comment about KOMU stories.
"I think that we are so much more honest with the help of social media," says KOMU 8 Director of Media Development, Jen Reeves. "We can talk about how we're having a hard time getting a story, can somebody help us out, who has more perspective than we can get just by working with the people that are in our newsroom? We have an ability to reach out and touch base with people that may have never known that we wanted to touch base."
Recently, I asked our audience what you thought of our social media presence on the air, and here's what you had to say.
First the social media audience.
Jerry Gamblin says, "I love social media to discuss stories. Could do without picture of the day and facebook friend of the day."
David Eales says, "KOMU's use of twitter and facebook allows me to stay up to date on local breaking news without being hardwired to my television."
Shari Devine says, "I love that newscasters interact thru social media venues. I don't watch much tv so it's nice to be "in the know" about #como."
When asked if we do too much social media on TV...Lissa Atkins says, "Of course not! You're in touch with viewers in "real time". It makes a big impact when you know you're being listened to."
Matt Lacasse says, "The more sm the better. Keeps the audience constantly up to date and in touch with the station and the news."
But some of you aren't so sure.
Carl emailed your view to say: "Tired of the Facebook & Twitter talk. If I cared about Facebook I would log in, just give me the news!!!"
"All this talk of social media is really important to journalism. Twitter and Facebook are great tools for us to use, but in the end our bread and butter is still that broadcast newscast on KOMU or the CW at 4:30, 5, 6, 9 and 10. That's where we put our emphasis, that's where most of our resources still go," says Kent Collins, MU Radio-Television Journalism Chair.
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Masterpiece Deli opens a downtown Denver shop
Masterpiece Deli has opened a shop in the Wells Fargo Center, which is huge news for downtown Denver in general and for cubicle workers in particular. The shop is at 1710 Sherman St., right at the western edge of the bustling Uptown neighborhood.
It's the fourth venture for executive chef Justin Brunson, the creative force behind Old Major, the Denver Bacon Company and the original Masterpiece Deli in LoHi.
The restaurant, which will be open Monday-Friday from 7 a.m.-3 p.m., is known for its top-shelf sandwiches — notably the roast beef and a truffled egg salad. Brunson and crew cure and smoke their own meats, including brisket, corned beef, pastrami and a pork shoulder used in, among other thing, an exemplary Cubano sandwich.
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Caledon (2006 population 57,050) is a town in the Regional Municipality of Peel in the Greater Toronto Area of Ontario, Canada. In terms of land use, Caledon is somewhat urban, though it is primarily rural in nature. Many of Toronto's wealthiest citizens own large country estates in the area, among them many members of the Eaton Family, Norman Jewison, and the inventors of the board game Trivial Pursuit. It consists of an amalgamation of a number of urban areas, villages, and hamlets; its major urban centre is Bolton, located on its eastern side adjacent to York Region.
Caledon is one of three municipalities of Peel Region. The town is located just northwest of the city of Brampton.
The primary administrative and commercial centre of Caledon is the community of Bolton, which the municipal government estimated as having a population of 26,478 in 2006.
Smaller communities in the town include Albion, Alloa, Alton, Belfountain, Boston Mills, Brimstone, Caledon, Caledon East,Caledon village Campbells Cross, Castlederg, Cataract, Cedar Meadows, Cedar Mills, Cheltenham, Claude, Coulterville, Ferndale, Forks of the Credit, The Grange, Humber, Humber Grove, Inglewood, Kilmanagh, Lockton, Mayfield West, Macville, Melville, McLeodville, Mono Mills, Mono Road, New Glasgow, Palgrave, Queensgate, Rockside, Rosehill, Sandhill, Silver Creek, Sleswick, Sligo, Snelgrove, Stonehart, Taylorwoods, Terra Cotta, Tormore, Valleywood and Victoria. The region is otherwise very sparsely populated with farms being the only residential centres.


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WomansDay.com is sharing our sister magazines' coverage of New York Fashion Week, which runs from September 5 through September 12. We hope you enjoy this post from HarpersBazaar.com.
By Nandini D'Souza
Fashion Week is nothing if not overwhelming. Enter your editors. We're selecting the top 5 looks from the best collections in each city, starting with New York, and giving you our take on the show. Consider it your definitive guide to the runways. Plus, check out our complete Spring 2014 Fashion Week coverage.
Carolina Herrera Spring 2014
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There was ultra luxury in the fabrics and casual attitude of the models, whether they were wearing a sweater, loose trousers and flats or a red carpet gown.
Diane Von Furstenberg Spring 2014
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Diane Von Furstenberg's greatest talent (outside of the wrap dress) is her ability to sprinkle everyone around her with that glamorous fairy dust she has in spades. As the girls—including Karen Elson and Naomi Campbell—walked her runway, they did so with a smile or a smirk, as if channeling the very over-the-top, live-your-life-with-glamour spirit of Diane.
Thakoon Spring 2014
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The looks felt and looked lightweight, from liquid metallics to sheer jerseys. From there, Thakoon layered in jeweled details, lace insets or accented the exit with a pearl-strapped bag, worn cross-body.
Victoria Beckham Spring 2014
Photo by Imaxtree
With every collection, Victoria Beckham looks more and more like a seasoned, branded designer (her stuff is great, understandable, well-made and chic). Now the pop-icon-turned-celeb-soccer-wife/mom is starting to sound like a designer, too. For spring, she offered up a heady inspiration: "Exploring new proportions has allowed me to further develop my silhouette and I have set boyish elements against a sense of femininity that is manifested through the use of lines, waves and textured overlays." Translation: This was a boy-meets-girl affair.
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Triple Chocolate Gelato
I read a post by David Lebovitz once, where he discussed how cooks and chefs spend a lot of time and effort perfecting a recipe so it works perfect for the home cook. It was in relation to blogging and altering original recipes to create new ones. In some respects I completely agree with him. Altering a recipe (especially one that you're not familiar with – for me this is mainly anything baking) can end in disaster. You result in feeling peeved off with the recipe and sometimes writer. I've done this many times. I think "yeah, I don't want to add that, I'm just going to take it out and use this ingredient instead". Fail.
For Christmas my mum bought me an ice-cream machine. For months she asked me what I wanted for Christmas and all I said was "ice-cream machine". She wanted to get me something nice and meaningful, not another kitchen appliance. In the end, I won, and got my machine.
First attempt at ice-cream failed. I had never made custard before, and it split, giving me milky scrambled eggs. I didn't follow the recipe properly. (PS anyone out there who can make custard but thinks risotto is too hard – man up! Custard is the trickiest thing I've ever made!)
Second attempt, just saved the custard – was bordering on splitting. I couldn't be bothered chilling it for hours so I stuck it in the freezer and stirred it occasionally. When it was cool I thought, yay, ready for ice-cream! What happened, it never set, so when I freezed it, ice particles formed. Again, I didn't follow the recipe properly.
Enter this weekend. It was a terribly hot weekend. I thought ice-cream would be perfect. I found a recipe, and when I took it home realized it had store-bought brownies added in the end. Hrmm. No thanks. I flipped through the ice-cream manual, found a rich chocolate recipe. Seems ok. Read it. Thought "that's not exactly what I want". So I made up my own recipe. I did exactly what I'm preaching you shouldn't do. I took my knowledge from two fails, and started cooking. I added ingredients bit at a time and tasted. I added more chocolate. I chopped up ingredients, added half, thoughts that's enough.
And people. It worked. I made the creamiest, most intense chocolate ice-cream I've ever had. It's rich, and slightly bitter without being too sweet. It's good. I'm still in shock that it worked.
Triple Chocolate Gelato
2 large eggs
2 large egg yolks
1/2 cup caster sugar
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
600ml thick cream
2 cups full cream milk
200g dark chocolate (70%), melted
30g white chocolate
30g milk chocolate
30g dark chocolate
In a large saucepan on a medium heat, add the cream, milk and vanilla, and bring to the boil. Turn off and set aside.
In a medium bowl, add the eggs, egg yolks and sugar, and beat for 5 minutes until thick and creamy.
Return the cream mixture to a low heat. While beating on a slow speed, slowly add one cup of the hot cream mix to the egg mix and continue beating. When well combined, slowly pour the egg mix into the saucepan with the cream and stir. Continue stirring for 15 minutes until the mixture thickens - you will have a custard now. If you have a thermometer, the temperature should be 150°F/65°C. If you notice 'bits' in the mix, strain with a fine sieve and return to the pot.
Turn the heat off, and slowly add the melted chocolate, stirring until completely combined. Pour the mix into a bowl and place in the fridge for at least 6 hours or overnight.
When the mixture has completely cooled you can add the chocolate bits. You can either chop or grated the chocolate, depending on whether you like it chunky or fine. I placed mine in a food processor using the grater blade to get a mix of fine and chunky. Fold the chocolate into the cream mix, then pour into an ice-cream machine, and freeze according to the manufacturer's instructions.
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Tommy Bahama Cooper Jeans
With an ultra-soft hand feel and rugged good looks, these five-pocket jeans are as authentic as they come. Made from hand-distressed denim that weighs just 10 ounces per square yard, they offer excellent mobility and the perfect amount of stretch. There is no better style for wading across an island stream or legging out a double at a softball game in the park. 89% cotton, 11% polyester. Machine wash warm inside out; tumble dry on low setting. Do not dry clean. 10 oz. denim. Do not iron leather patch. Hand-distressed details for a timeworn look. Imported.


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Ben Barnes Gossip
Ben Barnes gossip, latest news, photos, and video.
The nominees, Eddie & Felicity
Check out Eddie Redmayne and Felicity Jones at the premiere of The Theory Of Everything in London last night, an early celebration for their double SAG nominations this morning. Triple, actually, because the film was also nominated for Best Ensemble. Have you seen it? SEE IT. I love this movie. It was my favourite at TIFF. Full Story
Kit & Ben's Hunger Games double
Rob Kruyt and Punkd
No lie - I daydream about having a Dire Wolf (House Stark style) all the time. If I had a Dire Wolf, I would totally be a rapist catcher. Also my poker face would be much better. Nothing says confidence like rolling up to the party with one of nature's most ruthless killers and then having it sleep at the foot of your bed every night. Full Story
Zoe & Coop's group photo
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Zoe Saldana and Bradley Cooper are at Sundance to promote The Words. There was a group media and photo session. They were careful not to be too obvious about the fact that they're dating. Which makes it even more obvious that they're dating. Like, practically living together as I understand it. I have tried, several times, to care, even a little, about these two as a couple. Full Story
Killing Bono in London
Nope. I'm not done riding you about Misfits yet. And as promised, any time there are photos from the Misfits cast, I will be all over it. Lately it's been all Robert Sheehan as he promotes both A Turtle's Tale and Killing Bono which, I don't know if we'll get here in North America, so you bitches over in the UK better appreciate how lucky you are. Full Story
Bono, Ben, and Robert
(Memo to Duana: THEY FILMED THIS IN IRELAND) She's Irish, you see. It's a selling feature for her. Anyway, Misfits cast photos are not a weekly occurrence. So when they happen, they have to be posted. By the way, have you watched Misfits yet? Look, all the episodes from the first 2 seasons are online. Full Story
Ben Barnes, Oscar Wilde, CS Lewis, and Bono
Movie release dates are very confusing. I thought Dorian Gray was out a long time ago. And it's available now on Air Canada, at least it was when we flew Toronto to Frankfurt en route to Nice. So I thought it had already opened in North America but now I'm not entirely sure since Ben Barnes was promoting it today in Spain. Full Story
Shelfy's Easy Virtue strip
Flynetonline.com and Wenn.com and Jackson Lee/Splashnewsonline.com
Last night at the NY screening of Easy Virtue – Jessica Biel propped up her Shelf Ass hard to promote her movie alongside Ben Barnes and Colin Firth. Hmmm…two for two this week on Colin Firth. Bonus. It's actually not the worst she's looked. Much better showing here than at the Met Gala last week with Pipple as her date…which brings us back to that theory: he can't exist without being #1. Full Story
Best of 2008: the new British Invasion
At the box office and on television, the young man quiveration factor came from the UK… Am aware James McAvoy is Scottish. But I liked the title…forgive me please? He's from Scotland! He's Scottish! And this summer, for a couple of weeks, his Wanted launched him up several notches – a star who can do the small, arty films as well as carry an action movie. Full Story
Later Taylor
Chris Weitz, director of About a Boy and the Golden Compass, has been confirmed as the new director for New Moon, the sequel to Twilight. My sources tell me he arrived in Vancouver on Sunday and has spent the last couple of days beginning pre-production, in meetings with local crews, and starting to scout locations in preparation to shoot in March which means, ugh, my city this Spring will be taken over by screaming AssLight superfans and their equally, um, enthusiastic mothers. Full Story
Easy Virtue on the Roof
For three nights during TIFF, Bonyan Films has sponsored parties at the Park Hyatt rooftop – always the hottest celebrity destination at the end of the night, attracting the likes of Kate Hudson, Sean Penn, Susan Sarandon, Adrien Brody, pretty much every star who has come through the festival and a few super producers too. Full Story
What doesn't belong?
Noel Coward's Easy Virtue is being adapted into a major motion picture. First stills from the movie have been released and posted by Cinempire. Colin Firth, Kristin Scott Thomas, Ben Barnes… And an odd ass out. Full Story


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Make: Asks is a weekly column where we ask you, our readers, for responses to maker-related questions. We hope the column sparks interesting conversation and is a way for us to get to know more about each other.
This week's question: Every project is a learning experience, to be sure. But what is one you can remember that did not come out the way you intended, and perhaps was even unusable when finished? What did you learn from this?
I once attempted to make a hanging dome for a ceiling light fixture out of reused PETE plastic packaging. The final product looked absolutely hideous and my wife promptly told me to take it down. Lesson learned – there's something to be said for aesthetics.
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Load carrying capacity
Axial-radial cylindrical roller bearings can accommodate radial loads, axial loads in both directions and moment loads, whether acting singly, or simultaneously, in any combination. As the bearing is preloaded and normally used to support axial and radial loads acting offset from, or eccentrically to, the bearing axis, the evaluation of the equivalent bearing loads by manual methods can only be approximated. Equivalent bearing loads in the radial and axial directions should be calculated separately. From these, the life ratings can be calculated for each row of rollers. If a more accurate bearing load analysis and and calculation for rated life are required, contact the SKF application engineering service.
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Access 2007 Forms and Reports For Dummies
This no-nonsense guide gets right down to business by showing you the easy way to use this powerful tool. It gets you started with selective, targeted queries; forms that improve efficiency; and reports that communicate—while sparing you of any fancy language. This hands-on guide features clear, concise instructions that show you how to:
- Orient yourself with forms and reports
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Thanks to the included references, Web sites, and informative tips, putting your data to good use has never been easier. You'll even add some pizzazz to your reports with handy suggestions on ways to wow your viewers. With Access 2007 Forms & Reports for Dummies, you will be creating effective queries, forms, and reports in no time!
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CPA EXAMINATION/MAY, 1963 The Firm takes pleasure in recording here the names of 76 members of the staff who successfully completed the CPA Examination in May 1963. Fifteen of them passed all parts of the examination at first sitting. One or more parts of the examination were taken by 385 members of the Haskins & Sells staff • Use of the Firm's CPA Examination Study Guide again apparently improved the candidate's chances of passing. In recent years, the ratio of those who pass to those who sit for the examination has been consistently higher for candidates who use the Guide than for those who do not. • Michael S. Brown (Miami) and Ronald H. Kabot (Los Angeles) were among eight across the nation who received honorable mention in competition for the American Institute's Elijah Watt Sells Award for highest scores in the May examination. Mr. Brown won the Florida Institute's award for highest grades in that state. ATLANTA Betty S. Hale James A. Harden Edward H. Schweers William W. Smith, Jr. J. Fritz Stone BALTIMORE John K. Williams BIRMINGHAM William J. Jeffares BOSTON John A. Adams William J. Calvetti Daniel P. Dennehy Neil W Driscoll CHARLOTTE Roy E. Eller Barry P. Sebralla CHICAGO Eugene R. Brown Kenneth L. Johnson Alan P. Olschwang Kenneth I. Solomon Mason D. Sullivan CLEVELAND Richard N. Campbell Peter N. Ruma DALLAS Duane D. Butt James I. Guest DAYTON John L. Fleck Thomas E. Polley DENVER Charles A. Destival Lee L. Knoll William H. Suhonen DETROIT Donald S. McBride Lawrence C. Puchalski FORT LAUDERDALE Frederick L. Williams HONOLULU Betty J. Morrison Richard K. Waring HOUSTON Thomas J. Fatjo KANSAS CITY Vernon K. Jacobs LOS ANGELES Herberts. Belinky Jerry B. Greene William L. Johnson Donald C. Johnston Ronald H. Kabot Wayne D. Kerr Robert G. Linde David M. Moon Wallace B. Roberts Steven B. Urry Raymond E. Wilson MIAMI Michael S. Brown Edward L. Condron Joseph J. Devlin J. Cary Findlay Robert Penley MILWAUKEE James H. Fischer Fred W. Ziegenhagen MINNEAPOLIS Delwin D. Dozak NEWARK Richard F. Cuba Gerald P. Egan NEW ORLEANS Clark C. Branch, Jr. NEW YORK Richard V. Leighton Nils E. Lundquist George M. Maranis David R. Schmitt PHILADELPHIA William C. Herdman Walter L. Kunkel PORTLAND Harold L. Coltman Robert A. Raney ROCHESTER Sidney M. Braverman Gerald H. Linger SAINT LOUIS Earl C. Suess Thomas K. Willhite SAN DIEGO DelbertE.Glanz SAN FRANCISCO Larry F. Meyers SEATTLE Mervin A. Chapman Douglas B. Nicholson Dennis G. Paulsen Paul W. Stewart Stanley L. Thornton WILKES-BARRE Howard L. Updyke MOVES BETWEEN OFFICES Since September, 1963 NAME FROM A. Grant Bowen Principal Jack L. Elliott Principal Earl A. Faulkner Principal TO Cleveland Columbus St. Louis Memphis Executive Office New York NAME Gerald F. O'Neil Principal Stanley Rosch Partner Harold W. Scott Partner Howard K. Sullivan Principal FROM Boston Honolulu Detroit Providence TO Manchester Los Angeles Philadelphia Boston 21


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PROMOTE and FIND ART on TheArtKey.comTheArtKey.com is a global information and communication platform for individuals and companies / organisations working in the field of visual art or interested in visual art:
- Individuals and companies offering visual art - such as artists, art galleries, art academies, auction houses, art fairs - can promote their offering (e.g. artworks for sale or on display) as well as their activities (e.g. art exhibitions) to a global audience of art interested people.
- Visitors of TheArtKey.com can search for information about current or upcoming art events and search for artists, art galleries, art museums, art schools, art fairs or auction houses. Mobile users appreciate the sophisticated geo functionalities which allow for a simple search for interesting topics near your current position, e.g. when you are visiting a city.
Every month, hundred thousands of art interested people from all over the world visit TheArtKey.com to look for art. Thousands of artists and representatives of art galleries, art museums, art institutions, etc. promote their offerings and activities on TheArtKey.com.


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One of the fantastic benefits of being a WAG member is the opportunity to attend member preview events. Member previews are exclusive events, which offer WAG members the opportunity to see exhibitions before they open to the public. They include curator and art educator tours and light refreshments.
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Win chance to buy Rockies playoff tickets
Are you a (fair-weather) Colorado Rockies fan and want tickets to the National League Championship Series or World Series, if they make it that far?
Register here for the opportunity to buy tickets to games in those playoff series that are played at Coors Field.
The team already conducted a random drawing for the division series.
The drawing for the NLCS will take place Monday, October 5. The World Series drawing will happen on Thursday, October 15. You have to register by September 30 for the NLCS and October 12 for the World Series.
You'll be notified via email whether you've won the right to buy postseason tickets.
As you may recall, the Rockies online ticketing system was slammed in 2007 during the team's World Series run. This appears to be the path the team is taking to avoid the same issues. The Detroit Tigers also sold their postseason tickets via a lottery in 2006, according to Kimberly Johnson and Karen Auge's story in 2007.


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Sarah Brightman
Biographical Information
The Rat is a Yin,
and is the First sign of the Chinese horoscope.
AppealInfluenceThriftSociabilityIntellectual SkillCharisma
NervousnessVerbosityAcquisitivenessThirst for PowerGuileMeddling
Birthday: August 14, 1960
Balance, wisdom and a need for rational, logical solutions.
Wisdom, secrets to be revealed, and the development of intuition.
Birthday: August 14, 2019
A struggle or conflict, yet strong potential for triumph over adversity.


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Nearest Town: LewistonSite Size: 78,000 acres
Highlights: Raptors, Shorebirds, Songbirds, Upland Birds, Waterbirds, Waterfowl
Access: Open late May - October 31. Access free of charge.
Directions: (see map for site N42); US 12 into Lewiston city center; cross S over the Clearwater River; at the 5-way intersection, follow signs to 21st St and Thain Rd; drive S on 21 St through Lewiston Orchards and the rd becomes Thain Rd; stay on this rd as it becomes 2 lanes, and changes names again to 14th St and finally Ripon Ave and turns E; progress down a hill and come out on Lower Tammany Ck Rd 505 (P2); when you come to Y intersection, turn R (S) onto Waha Rd (CR
540) for 7.7 mi to Redbird Rd. REDBIRD RD (use map below): turn R (W) onto Redbird Rd just N of Waha Lake for 1.7 miles to IDFG rd on the L (S); drive IDFG rd S ~2 mi to parking area (Captain John's Access); backtrack to Redbird Rd and continue W to other parking area (Redbird Access). WAHA LAKE: backtrack to Waha Rd and continue S for 1.8 mi to intersection; R at intersection to lake. CRAIG MTN WMA AND SOLDIERS MEADOW RES: backtrack from Waha Lake to intersection and continue E for 1 mi to where gravel begins; continue S on Zaza Rd (CR 541) for another 5 mi to intersection with CR 575 (Soldiers Meadow Rd). TWO CHOICES: 1) SOLDIERS MEADOW RESERVOIR: zero odometer; continue E on Soldiers Meadow Rd for 2.7 mi to reservoir. 2) CRAIG MOUNTAIN WMA: turn R (S) on Zaza Rd 0.9 mi to parking at Kruze Meadows; then continue S on Zaza Rd 5.1 mi to sign for Eagle Ck Rd and hike rd behind the gate on the NW side of the rd; cut up to ridgetop for a view of the Snake River Canyon; continue S to the ghost town of Zaza at
mi 9.6; rd is not maintained from here on, but at mi 12.4 CR 540 will climb for another view of the Snake River Canyon.
Description: At Craig Mountain WMA, the flora and fauna are as diverse as its habitat and terrain. At least 133 bird species have been recorded here. Gamebirds include Wild Turkey, Blue and Ruffed Grouse, Chukar, and Mourning Dove. These areas also host small populations of the "sensitive species" Mountain Quail. Look for Yellow Warbler, Western Wood-Pewee, Cassin's Finch, Pileated Woodpecker, Pygmy Nuthatch, Flammulated and Great Gray Owls, and Northern Goshawk.
More Information: IDFG (208) 799-5010Lewiston Chamber of Commerce 1-8-473-3531 www.fishandgame.idaho.gov/cms/wildlife/wma/craig/info.cfm#top
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In the period October 2001 to April 2002, Afghanistan suffered the ravages of war and the effects of a devastating earthquake. Gift of the Givers was actively involved in both crises delivering essential aid to victims in various areas of Afghanistan. In addition to this, Meat Distribution, as a special project, was undertaken during the Islamic festival of sacrifice.
Immediately the war broke out, Gift of the Givers dispatched a team to distribute the following items:
- all weather tents.
- blankets.
- tons of medicines to hospitals in Kabul and Quetta.
- tons of food including rice, dhall, vegetable ghee, milk powder, tea, sugar, flour and baby milk.
These were distributed in Kabul, Mazar-e-Shareef, Herat, Kandahar, Ghazni and Spin Boldak.
In February 2002, a special distribution of meat was carried out in various areas to commemorate the Islamic festival of Eid-ul-Adha, even under very trying circumstances for Afghani civilians.
In April 2002, following an earthquake, 7500 families (82 500 individuals) benefited from our assistance to Nahreen, in the Province of Baghlan. Tents, blankets, new clothing, food parcels and cash was handed out by our teams. Special care was taken to assist Disabled Refugees in the Camp of Nasir Bagh.


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Tag Archives: human mutilation cover up
Global Cover Up – Aliens Mutilating Humans
You probably have all heard time and time again of cattle mutilations and know the story and signs well. But what about human mutilations? Yeah you read that right and there are existing cases, a few now made into a … Continue reading


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If the first rule of public speaking is to know your audience, then the first rule of Twitter is to realize that you are speaking publicly.
Microsoft did the right thing, especially if they aren't heading in a DRM direction, although the free publicity could do them a lot of good in the long run, and every single gamer will tune in to Microsoft's reveal to hear truth from rumor.
Sweet Billy must really hate the internet now.
its really funny how people made memes and bag him out , but to lose a job over this is just sad
RIP in pieces Sweet Billy
Taken from us so soon...
LOL seriously, that guy was relentlessly douchy, arrogant and belligerent, anyway, and if he's going to be mouthing off about details that haven't been confirmed by Microsoft yet, he deserves to be fired! There are obviously confidentiality agreements signed into everyone's contract, so you can't just go around divulging your company's 5 year plans to competitors, they have these things for a reason.
but he said the internet is awesome .....it killed his career :P
I actually don't like reading news like this (someone getting fired from their job). But in this case, I'm extremely happy. He can go to hell for all I goddamn care. A man that forces their colleagues to call him Sweet Billy and ignores them if they don't, does not deserve to have a job anywhere.
Microsoft had no choice in this case...
The funny part is we found out the bombshell that the Xbox 720 does NOT have to be online and it will play all 720 games offline whether new OR used.
It's the XBOX mini that does not have a disc drive and is competing with Apple TV that will have to always be online.
Probably the biggest news in the 720s existance since all of the 'always online' news and the Orth foul up.
Adam Orth unfortunately has to be the example for the silly tweets and loses his job. But, the crazy thing is he never had to defend the online stuff to begin with.
Xbox 720 will have Backwards Compatability through Xbox Mini
Xbox 720 will support used games
Xbox 720 will play games offline.
The plot has thickened
This news makes this picture from a few days ago sooooooo perfect.
If I had a twitter account I would tweet him #dealwithit
wait a sec.....didnt greenberg say he didn't know that guy almost like he didn't exist. Maybe greenberg knew it was curtains for mr dwi
@Why o why
not everyone who work in the same company know each other microsoft isn't a studio has only 100 employ we are talking about thousands of people.
They've probably been waiting to fire this guy for a long time.
Many companies are adopting social media policies now, you would be very much surprised what some people have been dismissed for.
In the case of Adam Orth, he really should have known better or read company policies.
oh I know that, I dont even know all the members of my family;)
I reckon he must of known or found out who he was before he came out of hibernation. Notice he didn't say this guy wasn't an ms employee, so again, I reckon he must of known something of the guys existence.
will Greenberg admit that he actually knows this guy now?
Someone has lost his job and is having actual real-life problems right now because some fatties (us) decided that we were very, very offended by someone talking about online connectivity in a video-game console.
I don't think this is right.
And I don't really expect the average N4Ger to understand why since they live in their imaginary magical kingdom where video game purity is the #1 concern and nothing else matters
wow that's sad
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while it's all still just a rumour, orth's tweets do seem to imply that the next xbox will require an always online connection.
now, whether it's for something like the facilitation of system updates (which is useful, imo) or if it's required to be connected even for a single player game is another thing...
frankly, i'm surprised it took this long for MS to show him the door.
@ nukeitall "I still don't understand why people are so upset with Orth?"
because his tweets insulted anyone who either doesn't have access to or can't afford super high speed internet, and mocked peoples' concerns about having to be connected to play games that don't need an online connection to function.
Not really, if they were going to go with DRM console they would have kept him, firing him only makes sense if MS were going in a different direction.
The thing is, people can be confused when they think they are onto some supposed "fact", if it turns out this Xbox Mini that you need to play Xbox 360 games is always online, well there ya go, crisis averted, if it turns out your Xbox 720 needs to be online to use apps, well then...no shit....
No. They would fire him either way. 1) Because talked about an unannounced console on twitter. 2) Because he was a complete @sshole while doing it.
He broke the NDA. To me that is enough to fire him. Most likely to avoid any legal action they had him step down. From what I was told from a friend that knows someone that works at MS in Seattle. the employees are under a very strict NDA protocol when it comes to any new products for MS. they are pretty much not allowed to say anything in any hint or applied subject. i feel sorry for him but hey that's how the ball rolls.
Yes, I know someone working at Microsoft. He said they hadn't received the next gen Xbox kits yet (working on different projects till now), but they were going to. When I asked him if he could give any tidbits, he said he might as well pack his stuff and leave Microsoft :)
Its because internet providers aren't reliable and the internet tends to go out sometimes. No one wants that especially if you have a system that depends on it.
Guess Adam will have to...*puts on shades* deal with it.
Now that he doesn't have to go to work, he can REALLY be always online!
damn it you got to say that before i could lol
Well, I'm sure EA is hiring
"Now that he doesn't have to go to work, he can REALLY be always online!"
Not unless he can find a new job and pay for his internet bills. :P #dealwithit
Well I have to say I'm in a bit of shock to be honest. A lot of XBox fans on here came into every thread to explain to us why all of this "bad news" was actually really good news for MS. And that there's no such thing as bad puplicity.
So why would you fire a guy for supposedly "taking attention away from the PS4" as they guys on here put it?
Oh NVM, I just answered my own question. We actually live in reality, where overwhelmingly bad press about a product is a huge problem, hence why ad campaigns such as Mac vs PC were so effective. Or why presidential elections campaign normally do negative ad campaigns.
But you know what, idiot or not, I hope that this guy's family don't have to pay for his mistakes, and that he can get back on his feet as quickly as possible.
"A lot of XBox fans on here came into every thread to explain to us why all of this "bad news" was actually really good news for MS."
Can you provide a link to these people you speak of?
I click agree with Cupid_Viper_3.
And click a disagree on WrAiTh Sp3cTr3, just cuz he knows his talking out of his a55 on asking for a link on the people hes talking BAD about Microsoft.
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@WrAiTh, first poster on this page still claims it as good publicity. LOL
Really wraith? A link?
Just click through any submission and you'll be hard pressed to miss it lol.
You're gonna beat this publicity thing into the ground aren't you?
Were they doing the right thing by sending the cops to raid a guy's house who was the first to leak this sort of thing out? All these actions do is give credence that Microsoft is very worried about this information getting out. If it were just a rumor that was not true, they would just do an interview and say "we have no intentions to force users to remain online while playing any of our consoles". They wouldn't even have to announce a new console to do that, and it would instantly crush the rumor. Sony did it when they registered that used game patent and the net went wild about it. They came right out and said "PS4 will play used games.".
So, I wouldn't assume they've done the right thing. If they really are trying to do this always on thing, this is not a good way to bring attention to it. They should either remain quiet or come out and debunk it. Trying to clamp down on the rumor starters with force is not a sign of confidence.
I totally agree, being secretive about it isn't working. They should've got ahead of the rumor. Now potential customers investing into the next gen will probably lean towards ps4. Dispelling the "always online" rumor would've helped MS. It would've put the hearts and minds of those looking forward to the 720 at ease. They might not be talking about it because it's true and it's too late to rebuild. It's just speculation but in this case not saying anything isn't helping.
Although it was a stupid/ignorant comment, at the end of the day he was just sticking up for MS and showing pride for the company that he works for. Do I agree with him, no but I also dont believe that he deserves to be fired. I dont know when this happened, but gamers have developed a scary sense of entitlement and very thin skin. From the threats written on n4g in response to his comments, to people voting EA the worse company in the US ( when you have companies like bank of america who caused thousands of hard working people to lose their homes). I just dont understand it. At the end of the day games are games and life is life.
@shivvy24 really? telling your potential customers to 'deal with it'.
really annoyed me and to add salt to the wounds his analogy's just showed how much of an idiot he really was. comparing electricity outages to network ones is possibly the most idiotic thing I have ever heard form an employee in the technology business except maybe giant crabs being part of ancient Asian culture =D
No low level employee of any major company would get away with what he has done so don't feel sorry for him.
Haha I knew it! I don't get enjoyment out of people losing their jobs and not being able feed themselves, but he should have known the consequences. Carefully watching what you write and post online is THE MOST BASIC of online business, yet this guy went on to say "Deal With It". That phrase may not mean much to him even if he's joking, but it's ALWAYS about the consumer. You tell the consumer to just take it and "deal with it"? Well, you don't have to be a freaking economics guru to figure out what happens next.
Or since the 2010 Kinect "Reveal" I still don't want to live on this planet anymore when anything related to Microsoft E3 Press Conferences is involved. I will wait until it is over and get the remnants of the news from Eurogamer lol.
"the publicity could do them a lot of good in the long run"? A guy just lost his job. The man has a family to support and all you ignorant fanboys care about is publicity for Microsoft? Yea because hearing a guy lost his job is always positive media coverage. Unbelievable.
He lost his job not because of a bad economy that forced his company to make cuts or anything else similar that would warrant empathy from the same people who he was being a smart ass too.
He lost his job because he is someone in the know that is under strict NDA disclosures that talked or. mplied about a product that is yet to be revealed or announced.
With your logic, we should empathize with criminals that will go to jail because they have committed a crime?
Maybe the guy is making 200k + a year and is never there for the family. Would you then feel the same way?
Maybe the criminal going to jail (that we should fee bad about based on your logic) is the one hurting the family and thus the reason why the criminal is going to jail?
Thing is you don't know all that. Neither do I, so let's leave it at that.
What you do need to know is those who dislike the guy, reason why all the jokes and memes about him going rampant are simply because of how he made smart ass comments on a subject that he should have never made comments about, and respect the NDA disclosure that I'm sure he has signed. Peace.
@cryptcuzz...i have to disagree with you buddy. You're argument makes no sense. How on earth can you compare someone getting fired with someone going to jail? Criminals go to jail for serious offenses. This guy got fired for making an idiotic statement. Where in your logic are the two comparable? I'm not saying he doesn't deserve to be disciplined, but a public apology and a suspension would have been enough.
What difference does it make how much money he earns? Doesn't change the fact that he is supporting himself and his family with an honest days pay. So we're only allowed to show sympathy for people...as long as they don't make past a certain amount of money? If he works long hours and never gets to see his family because of it, it just means he's making sacrifices for them.
Just because I don't like someone doesn't mean I'm going to take pleasure in their personal loss. Most people on here are quick to dismiss the possibility that Xbox is including an always online feature and are the first ones saying wait until MS announces something. If that's the mentality we're using, then we can't argue he deserves being fired for breaking confidentiality agreements either.
All we know right now is that he lost his job over a stupid comment. And certain people are celebrating his losing his job as "good publicity" for Microsoft. That's the part I disagree with.
People get fired all the time for making large stupid mistakes. I don't feel sorry for the guy.
" every single gamer will tune in to Microsoft's reveal to hear truth from rumor."
Someone is out of touch with reality; newsflash majority of gamers arnt on N4G and they are busy with life. lol #fail
I honestly don't know why ms hired him in the first place.
When he was a designer at Sony, he practically dissed Halo in an interview. Maybe he had some worthwhile abilities, but I wouldn't want to hire someone who can't respect the key franchise related to any certain company.
That is a good point, but MS might not have known about it. He does seem like an asshole similar to that other dude that made Twisted Metal, David Jaffe.
Yet, I can't help, but feel bad for the guy. His comments very pretty innocent, and that sort of thing I would have said as a joke.
Feel bad he no longer has a job regardless of being forced to resign/fired or resigning out of free will.
I still don't understand why people are so upset with Orth?
It's because his rant made the whole company[MS] look real bad
You may not like David Jaffe's personality, but I don't recall him ever taking jabs at anyone or joking about where people live. He's actually a very respectful guy, if you've ever spoken to him.
Actually, Jaffe seems like a nice guy. I heard a lot of bad things about him, but after following him on Twitter for a while he seems like one of the nicest people in gaming. He talks about his kids and none of his tweets come across as arrogant.
If you work for any corporation such as Microsoft there are policies in place for communication of company information / trade secrets. All employees are trained on these policies. Orth most likely violated those policies with his tweets even tho they were in jest. Given the secretness and sensitivity of the subject matter Microsoft deemed termination appropriate, and I would agree.
Looks like he's off to Nintendo now. Third times a charm.
I think this will really screw his chances with another company in gaming.
Ah there you go an ex sony employee. That explains the arrogance and bitterness lol
A believe a toast is in order...
To the 'always-on...the hunt for a new job' Adam Orth. Cheers.
Adam Orth disagreed with you.
To be expected. He isn't always-on his best behavior here. :P
He even disagreed with me about him disagree with you.
This was most definitely a forced resignation, which is not the least bit surprising.
I guess that is to be expected when you dick around on Twitter.
So much for freedom of speech hey haha.
He has freedom of speech. We all do. MS has freedom to fire you. Adam can feel free to stand on any street corner and say people without constant internet are dumb. Its his right. That said, companies are free not to hire him.
Ahahahahaha! So glad to see this guy out of a job :D
I hope whoever fired him made a "Deal with it joke" :D
Wow this guy lost his job over comment thats little harsh, a nation full of wussies....
No sir you don't get it! For him to take such mindless actions whilst representing MS, could bring the company into disrepute. And that was proven by the backlash from his moronic comments and how widespread it went.
Any employee that could bring their company into disrepute would probably not be in a working position for a long time. Mr Orth proved it.


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Cruise on the inaugural cruise to Australia on Ovation of the Seas from Fremantle to Sydney. Most disappointing of nearly 20 cruises with Royal Caribbean, Princess Cruises, Holland America Line, P & O International. Ordinary food, long queues, poor service, lack entertainment and passengers participation not to mention limited activities or demonstrations. Was worried that my Radiance cruise was just as disappointing. FORTUNATELY, Radiance WOW me a lot more than the Ovation. Movies daily. Variety of activities. Food Great. Staff Friendly. Plenty of Entertainment. Passenger Competitions and lots more. 10 of us; family and friends enjoyed the cruise. Ship however is dated and need to be refurbished soon or a newer ship Down-under. Thank you Radiance and Crew for restoring my Faith in Royal Caribbean. Ovation needs to learn from other Royal Ships cruising Australia waters like the Legend, Rhapsody, Radiance, Voyager and Explorer, all of which I had sailed on except the Explorer. Cruising in Australia is booming and to increase passenger shares needed with latest fleet to complement Great service.Read more
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