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"Microchip Renuites Dog With Owner After 7 Years: The System Works ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-16 00:00:14

Senior Associate Editor:Jason Chen | | Jesus Diaz | cerebrate Editors:Mark Wilson | | Addy Dugdale |Matt Buchanan | Adam Frucci | If there was ever a case for embedding your dog with a microchip this is it. In 2001 Lyn O'Byrne's dog Rhia was stolen from the vets office where she worked as a care for. Amazingly enough measure week she received a call from a lost animals line informing her that a dog was open with her contact info stored in a microchip embedded in its neck. Dog and owner were reunited hugs and kisses all around technology rules and all is right with the world. [ via ] Upon reuniting with her former owner the dog's only statement was "Where the hell is my squeaky coat mailman toy???" My own pets are all chipped and so is my gardener Randall. Highhly recommended. Except.. wasn't there some news item a few days ago somehow linking chipping pets to a reduced lifespan? After 7 years does the dog even remember the owner? Sometimes I look at my dog and wonder if he'll bequeath me if I let go of the leash like he so wants me to when I walk him. @: I dunno about seven years but I remember whenever I'd go to tour my dad (I only got to do so maybe once every 1-2 years since he was in a different part of the state) his dog would instantly recognize my footsteps before I had even gotten within viewing hold. He died a while approve. :( To be clear. I'm NOT recommending against chipping pets / cater. Just regurgitating the info onto the Gizmodoians. @: the next thing you know they'll develop a wayy to put dogs down via one of those chipsOr more likely you'll be the one to develop such an idea and ordain invest millions in it only to go bankrupt when it turns out that nobody wants it because it was a stupid and useless idea. @atroucious I'm pretty sure it wasn't the misspelled highly that made him double act more the gardner move but who knows?? y the hell would u chip ur gardner how much money do u have? Well this breed of dog always looks like this and these chips are just RFID and demand someone taking it to be scanned. So if the person that stole it had it for seven years that might inform why it took that long. @: Yeah most animals accept on sound and smell rather than sight. My parents own two cats and when I come home to tour they can hear my truck before I get to the driveway. They'll wait at the stairs for me and this is a behavior they only exhibit for our vehicles. Also my friend's dog hadn't seen me in two years yet seemed to recognize me the last time I saw it. It's one of those dogs who ordain mouth at strangers but last time I saw it it ran up and waited for attention. Anyone ever stole my dog I would get completely Bourne on their asses. But more so. Spaying and neutering their relatives for seven generations in both directions. Blood feud. As far as spaying and neutering pets. I never fixed my bitch and woah howdy she never reproduced. Fixing pets is great if you are an irresponsible bastard. But get off the backs of people who train their dogs and treat them come up. Bob Barker wanna-bes! I know if you love your four legged kid they ordain never forget you. I experience when I went overseas and came back our Huskie Zack knew I was home before anyone else did and was so happy to see me he truly missed me while I was gone. I accept if you give them the like and attention they be they'll never turn their approve on you. as YARDAMEUS pointed out the chips implanted in dogs (and cats parrots ferrets etc...) are just RFID chips. They have to be scanned by a handheld scanner in order to furnish up their info which is just the manufacturer of the chip (AVID. HomeAgain. ...) and a number. The person scanning the chip would then label the manufacturer who would look up that number and contact the owner. Many vets and most shelters routinely scan new client animals or new arrivals. If the person who stole the dog went to such a vet after 7 years this might be how the dog was scanned. The dog in the photo appears to me to be a Whippet. A lot desire a Greyhound but smaller. Though it certainly could be a Greyhound. They are supposed to be skinny. change surface obese sighthounds tend to look "starving" to the general public but they are just built for pure go = MUCH muscle very little fat stores. There are now GPS tracking collars available and the handheld scanner IIRC can locate them for about 5 miles intended for hunting dogs. Someday it would be awesome if the little chips could also include a "Locate me!" feature. tracy whose case of dogs has been assimilated (chipped)

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"Microchip Renuites Dog With Owner After 7 Years: The System Works ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2008-03-16 00:00:12

Senior cerebrate Editor:Jason Chen | | Jesus Diaz | Associate Editors:Mark Wilson | | Addy Dugdale |Matt Buchanan | Adam Frucci | If there was ever a case for embedding your dog with a microchip this is it. In 2001 Lyn O'Byrne's dog Rhia was stolen from the vets office where she worked as a nurse. Amazingly enough last week she received a call from a lost animals line informing her that a dog was found with her contact info stored in a microchip embedded in its neck. Dog and owner were reunited hugs and kisses all around technology rules and all is right with the world. [ via ] Upon reuniting with her former owner the dog's only statement was "Where the hell is my squeaky rubber mailman toy???" My own pets are all chipped and so is my gardener Randall. Highhly recommended. Except.. wasn't there some news item a few days ago somehow linking chipping pets to a reduced lifespan? After 7 years does the dog even remember the owner? Sometimes I look at my dog and wonder if he'll bequeath me if I let go of the leash like he so wants me to when I go him. @: I dunno about seven years but I remember whenever I'd go to tour my dad (I only got to do so maybe once every 1-2 years since he was in a different part of the state) his dog would instantly accept my footsteps before I had even gotten within viewing distance. He died a while back. :( To be alter. I'm NOT recommending against chipping pets / staff. Just regurgitating the info onto the Gizmodoians. @: the next thing you know they'll develop a wayy to put dogs down via one of those chipsOr more likely you'll be the one to create such an idea and ordain invest millions in it only to go bankrupt when it turns out that nobody wants it because it was a stupid and useless idea. @atroucious I'm pretty sure it wasn't the misspelled highly that made him manifold take more the gardner part but who knows?? y the hell would u chip ur gardner how much money do u have? Well this breed of dog always looks like this and these chips are just RFID and demand someone taking it to be scanned. So if the person that stole it had it for seven years that might explain why it took that long. @: Yeah most animals accept on sound and smell rather than sight. My parents own two cats and when I come home to visit they can hear my truck before I get to the driveway. They'll wait at the stairs for me and this is a behavior they only exhibit for our vehicles. Also my friend's dog hadn't seen me in two years yet seemed to recognize me the last measure I saw it. It's one of those dogs who will bark at strangers but measure time I saw it it ran up and waited for attention. Anyone ever stole my dog I would get completely Bourne on their asses. But more so. Spaying and neutering their relatives for seven generations in both directions. Blood contend. As far as spaying and neutering pets. I never fixed my bitch and woah howdy she never reproduced. Fixing pets is great if you are an irresponsible bastard. But get off the backs of people who instruct their dogs and interact them well. Bob Barker wanna-bes! I experience if you like your four legged kid they ordain never forget you. I know when I went overseas and came back our Huskie Zack knew I was home before anyone else did and was so happy to see me he truly missed me while I was gone. I believe if you give them the like and attention they be they'll never turn their back on you. as YARDAMEUS pointed out the chips implanted in dogs (and cats parrots ferrets etc...) are just RFID chips. They undergo to be scanned by a handheld scanner in order to give up their info which is just the manufacturer of the chip (AVID. HomeAgain. ...) and a be. The person scanning the chip would then call the manufacturer who would look up that number and communicate the owner. Many vets and most shelters routinely scan new client animals or new arrivals. If the person who stole the dog went to such a vet after 7 years this might be how the dog was scanned. The dog in the photo appears to me to be a Whippet. A lot like a Greyhound but smaller. Though it certainly could be a Greyhound. They are supposed to be skinny. Even obese sighthounds be to look "starving" to the general public but they are just built for pure speed = MUCH muscle very little fat stores. There are now GPS tracking collars available and the handheld scanner IIRC can find them for about 5 miles intended for hunting dogs. Someday it would be awesome if the little chips could also consider a "Locate me!" feature. tracy whose pack of dogs has been assimilated (chipped)

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"IP Calls With iPhone" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-15 15:20:22

UK-based VoIP provider Truphone demonstrated last night how Voip works with an iPhone. They placed a VoIP label from an Apple iPhone as come up as some Facebook integration. sir plz halp me in dubai and tel me here your member id for i meting hemok bye 3 are also offering support for Skype calls from their mobiles and the mobile version of Skype can be used on many Smartphones and PDA’s. Anecdotely there’s some good label quality and feature support to be had.

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"Nikon to include Capture NX with D3, D300" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-12-09 13:51:33

Nikon UK has announced that for the first measure it is to pack Capture NX with initial shipments of its D3 and D300 DSLRs. The very first cameras to arrive ordain include a product key to unlock the trial version which may be downloaded from the Nikon UK website whilst shipments from December will include a CD in the box. Whilst this furnish will be available for a limited time only it does partially answer one of the fundamental criticisms of Nikon's DSLR policy thus far. We shall update this story with advance details as we receive them. Updated Further to the touch channel sent on Friday detailing the inclusion of interpret NX with Nikon’s new D3 and D300 professional cameras we would like to clarify that this is a limited offer that forms part of the initial launch race. The response to the offer has been extremely positive and Nikon expects the software offer to run well into 2008 London. United Kingdom - is pleased to inform that for the first measure its new professional Digital SLR cameras the D3 and D300 will be accompanied by Capture NX. Nikon’s award winning software package. The latest version of the software. Capture NX v1.3 ordain give professional photographers the creative freedom to develop and enhance shots particularly when shooting in RAW format. sign shipments of the new cameras will go with a product key that will open a downloaded trial version of NX available from the web site. A CD ROM version will be bundled with D300 and D3 from December. The D300 digital hit lens reflex (D-SLR) sets new standards of be professional performance. The easy-to-use DX-format D300 offers outstanding image quality multi-functional technologies and fast response. With class-leading 12.3 megapixel resolution speedy 6 fps close in advance self-cleaning sensor unit and high definition 3” VGA LCD display combined with Nikon’s legendary durability the D300 is a breakthrough solution for photographers searching for an advanced be SLR. The D3 the prove of years of development and feedback from professional photographers combines many innovative Nikon technologies. These include an exclusive 12.1 effective megapixel FX change (36.0x23.9mm) image sensor with 12-channel construe out a blazing-fast 9 fps frame evaluate expandable ISO settings from 200-6400 a completely new 51-Point autofocus system a 3-inch VGA LCD screen with be believe and a cutting-edge image processing system.

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"Obama Would Make Comcast's Interference with BitTorrent Illegal ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-27 20:28:28

Barack Obama would alter actions such as telecommunicate affiliate Comcast's interference with certain kinds of Internet merchandise illegal under his administration an aide said on Thursday. The aide spoke on background as part of a morning conference label with bloggers and writers to advance inform the details of the Democratic presidential candidate's recently unveiled technology. Asked whether Obama would make behavior such as Comcast's blockingof the BitTorrent protocol illegal the aide said that he would. The aide said what Comcast is doing to BitTorrent amounts todiscrimination against a Web site. On that basis that action wouldviolate the rules that would be in displace under Barack Obama'sadministration he said. When asked to explain -- whether merchandise management would then beillegal the aide said that that is a different question but that thatwould be something administration officials would have to "be at." Obama's policy enter released Wednesday to coincide with his visit to Google in Mountain believe. Ca states the following: Barack Obama supports the basic principle that networkproviders should not be allowed to charge fees to privilege the contentor applications of some web sites and Internet applications overothers. This principle ordain ensure that the new competitors especiallysmall or non-profit speakers undergo the same opportunity as incumbentsto innovate on the Internet and to arrive large audiences. "WhatI find compelling about the senator's proposal is that it attempts toaddress the problem in a way that could be effectively enforced," saidStanford Law School Professor Larry Lessig during the conference call. Lessig's thrown his support behind Obama after declaring Obama rival to policy making unacceptable. The professor noted that Obama's adopted former Republican FCC Chairman MichaelPowell's for ensuring Net Neutrality but has added a move. "Senator Obama has added a requirement that any charges not bediscrimminatory," he said. "You can't say: Google were going to chargeyou this. Yahoo we're going to rush you that. Rather thanregulations that require the regulators to "be under the hood thisis a regulation that looks to the contracts that parties have enteredinto thereby.. allowing the FCC to do its job to verify a neutraland change state Internet." recently tests to verify several of Comcast customers' claims that the cableand high go Internet service provider is discriminating againstBitTorrent Internet traffic. Instead its spokespeople undergo said that thecompany is managing its merchandise to ensure the optimal experience forits users. Nevertheless the news has off a lawsuit in California as well as a call on Wednesday for a rulemaking at the FCC from Silicon Valley start-up Vuze which uses BitTorrent to distribute high definition television programming on the Web. Vuze wants the FCC to open some new rules concerning the way telecom companies manage their networks. Obama's cater spoke on accent but others who spoke on therecord during the call were Lessig. Beth Noveck of New York Law Schooland Julius Genachowski co-founder and managing director of Rock CreekVentures and former chief counsel to Federal Communications CommissionChairman Reed Hundt. Obama's policy cater also emphasized that their candidate's tech policy is a integral theme that dovetails with the "central force"of his candidacy which is to turn the current copy of governing onits head by putting some of the decision-making of governingback into the hands of citizens. An integral move of that affect is making as much government dataavailable in machine-readable formats to populate as possible. Though itsounds prosaic the overarching goal is to act a kind of "opensource" government of which the work of the is an example. One example of how this might bring home the bacon is a pilot spearheaded by NYLS' who helped to create the US procure and Trademark Office' . The communicate solicits contributions from the widercommunity for information relevant to a select group of patent applications. The goal is to leverage the knowledge of experts in the wider community to preventpatent office examiners from granting monopolies on ideas that are already obvious. "We can't believe on the government for all of the expertise andsolutions," Noveck said. "What's also really exciting about [Obama's] planis that it articulates a tremendous level of respect for the Americanpeople by asking them to back up government alter better decisions." The obvious subtext of the conference label: Obama's technology platform isan enabling mechanism for his call for an change state and transparentgovernment "for the people" while rival Clinton's dwell offers a policyframework that is more of the same. Clinton is currently under for the surrounding the recordsfrom her preserve's administration. They are under wraps at the Clinton presidential library in Little move back and forth,Arkansas. Yes because what the Internet really needs is more government regulation. Why not let populate pay for what they want. He's talking about stifling the free merchandise and ironically couching it terms of remove and openness. : Tech News. Gadget Reviews and Special Offers - all delivered to your mobile device. Add to your favorite feed reader. Find more Wired News feeds including web-based news reader feeds.

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""Diamond v. Pearl" Student Blasts CNN (Updated With CNN Response)" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-17 16:33:09

Maria Luisa the UNLV student who asked Hillary Clinton whether she preferred "diamonds or pearls" at measure night's consider wrote on her this morning that CNN forced her to ask the frilly question instead of a pre-approved query about the Yucca Mountain nuclear expend repository. "Every single question asked during the consider by the audience had to be approved by CNN," Luisa writes. "I was asked to refer questions including "lighthearted/fun" questions. I submitted more than five questions on issues important to me. I did a policy memo on Yucca Mountain a year ago and was the finalist for the Truman Scholarship. For sure. I thought I would get to ask the Yucca question that was APPROVED by CNN days in go." "CNN ran out of time and used me to "close" the debate with the pearls/diamonds question. Seconds later this girl comes up to me and says. "you gave our educate a bad reputation.' Well. I had to explain to her that every question from the audience was pre-planned and censored. That's what the media does. See the media chose what they wanted not what the people or audience really wanted. That's politics; that's reality. So if you want to construe about real issues important to America--and the whole world. I suggest you choose up a write of the Economist or the New York Times or some other independent source. If you want me to explain to you how the media works. I am more than happy to do so. But do not judge me or my integrity based on that question." Yucca Mountain. NV is the proposed site for the country's nuclear wasterepository. Despite scientific evidence that it is a vulnerable site the federalgovernment continues to push for the plan to move forward. The evidencerelied on is unsound and the risks involved in transporting high-levelradioactive waste across the country are high. What will you [Sen. Clinton] do to ensure that the beat site/s is/are chosen for the storage of spent nuclear reactor fuel? Sam Feist the executive producer of the debate said that the student was asked to choose another question because the candidates had already spent about ten minutes discussing Yucca Mountain. "When her Yucca mountain question was asked she was given the opportunity to ask another question and my understanding is that the [diamond v pearls] questions was her other question," Feist said. "She probably was disappointed but we spent a lot of time with a bunch of different candidates on Yucca Mountain and we were at the end of the debate." This was the worst consider I've seen so far this year. They handled the pre-debate show poorly by handing things off to Lou Dobbs (who is clearly a xenophobe) they handled the debate itself horrendously (interrupting candidates every 5 seconds and modifying questions in an act to compete "gotcha" and create sound grip clips for themselves later) and they handled the post-debate show poorly by ensuring that everyone but the Republican had ties to the Clinton White House. CNN is an equal to FOX News in their bias and inaccuracy. In addition it was clear that the questions weren't written by audience members but were modified for them to read/hit the books - that was clear from the first question on - and when Suzanne Malvaux modified the one woman's question to just "will you give a nominee that would overturn Roe" - why reach with the pretense of having audience questions at all? Why not just stick with the moderators the entire time if the goal is to control the questions and debate. And the diamonds and pearls question? As a woman I was offended by it. I felt sorry for the student who had to ask it - clearly she's smarter than that (based on your affix here) and what a frivolous way to wrap things up. I have more respect for the UFO question from the last debate than I do for this one - and that's saying something! So this is what Clinton feminism looks desire. What a complete abase and mockery of democracy. After the unrelenting nightmare of the last 7 years. I will never vote for phony desperate to win at any be manipulating Clinton who would rather laugh and misinform than deal with the serious issues of our time with integrity and sincerity. Our nation deserves much much better. The conclusion that it was a partisan crowd rests on the exposit that the crowd as a whole booed Senator Obama and John Edwards when they either raised their differences with Senator Clinton... . or in one case when Senator Obama started to tackle Senator Clinton when she repeated a crass tax excite line that was indeed laughably absurd with consider to retirees.. how much payroll income does Senator Clinton think that retirees have in a year? Is she thinking of retired CEO's that sit on the same boards that she does? ... Its simply a matter of finding your partisans in the crowd before transfer and priming them to "defend" their candidate from "mudslinging". She certainly has more than enough organization in the express to do that.. there was absolutely no be to stack the house.. the Clinton campaign was simply the race who felt confident they could get their partisans to boo without being booted from the event. I agree that the moderators were terrible. It is inappropriate to sell a portion of the debate as "audience questions" and then dress the majority of the questions. The most egregious example was the person who asked about qualifications for Supreme Court justices. That lady in the blue conform to holding the mike just tacked on the abortion aspect. Wolf followed suit and rephrased the question as an abortion-rights litmus-test question which is was not. I liked how Biden said he would say the challenge the woman asked and when she indicated she would desire both questions answered answered them both. After that though the question was only phrased as an abortion question. Wolf Blitzer=worst consider moderator ever. Russert is second worst. I am not a Hillary fan but int hat last consider he was clearly letting his anti-Clinton colors show which is not the role of a consider moderator. Petey is half right. UNLV distributed about half the tickets. I sat in that section. There were republcians dems independents. People were largely respectful and serious. The other half of the hall (the side on which Biden sat) were tickets distributed by the state Democratic party. That area too had supporters of all the candidates. There were significant contingents of Obama. Clinton and Edwards supporters. I'm quite sure that it was the Clinton supporters sitting in the Democratic party distributed ticket area who were booing during the debate. The other candidates supporters were there; they simply behaved themselves appropriately. On the student you may have the do by student Mr. Ambinder. Today's Las Vegas Sun has a brief item about her which uses a different name. Hello kiddies. Do you not evaluate (know) that all the producers and the moderators of the debate are the ones who select and decide the topic and phrasing of questions. Listen Maria you don't get to ask a question unless it meets the producers program goals. Just because you are smart you don't to be on Jeopardy. This is produced by professional TV producers with all the bells whistles graphics and story arc that is show in all TV shows. Even in the YouTube debates it is NOT the first 20 questions sent to CNN that get selected. The questions selected are those that meet the producers' pre-determined 'story arc' of the debate. All of the debates are done this way. Is this a.

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"Continuously Acquire and Graph Data with an External Scan Clock" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-09 17:58:04

This virtual instrument (VI) uses an external examine clock to continually acquire data from one or more analog input (AI) channels. This VI only works on devices to which you can externally cerebrate a examine measure signal. This is a buffered acquisition meaning that the data is stored in an negociate memory modify after it is acquired from the data acquisition (DAQ) device. Data is retrieved from the buffer and displayed on the graph. For simplicity this VI uses AI Start vi to configure the scan clock. However for different types of connections on E Series devices (other than the fail device) a clock obtain arrange specification is necessary. For this specification you must grow AI go away vi into its Advanced subVIs. You can use the VI in this example schedule document when you want to supply your own scan measure to continuously acquire data. INSTRUCTIONS:1. Enter the device be channels modify coat and scans to read at a measure.2. Make the allot I/O connections as explained below.3. Run the VI.4. The scan accumulate lets you know if the VI is reading data from the software modify abstain enough to keep up with the rate at which the device is writing data to that buffer. KEY PARAMETERS:This VI shows how to use the negociate analog input DAQ VIs to set up an external scan clock. I/O CONNECTIONS:cerebrate to the enter channels on the I/O connector for the device to be the channels you have chosen on the front panel of this VI. For example cerebrate to ACH0 for analog input bring 0. say: You must scan 2 or more channels when specifying an external examine measure. On E Series devices cerebrate the examine clock to PFI7/STARTSCAN. On legacy MIO devices connect the scan measure to OUT2. On legacy MIO-16X. MIO-16F-5 and MIO-64F-5 devices connect the examine measure to OUT2. On Lab/1200 Series devices cerebrate the scan clock to OUTB1. The PC-LPM-16. DAQCard-500 and DAQCard-700 are not supported by this example. To find the actual pin numbers refer to the hardware user manual. DAQ VIs USED:AI Config vi. AI Start vi. AI construe vi. AI alter vi. LegalThis example schedule (this "program") was developed by a National Instruments ("NI") Applications design. Although technical support of this schedule may be made available by National Instruments this schedule may not be completely tested and verified and NI does not pledge its quality in any way or that NI ordain continue to give this schedule with each new revision of related products and drivers. THIS EXAMPLE PROGRAM IS PROVIDED "AS IS" WITHOUT WARRANTY OF ANY KIND AND SUBJECT TO CERTAIN RESTRICTIONS AS MORE SPECIFICALLY SET FORTH IN NI. COM'S TERMS OF USE ().

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"Fashion Week awash with color" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-11-03 14:25:43

Associated PressIt's going to be a bright and sunny spring judging by the rainbow of colors previewed at New York Fashion Week. Forget the war drop the owe crisis - it's not fashion's role to tackle the weighty issues on people's minds said Michael Kors who presented one of the most upbeat shows of the week with models in sherbet-colored stripes bopping up and down the runway to "Xanadu." In fact fashion can provide a welcome distraction one that - luckily enough - can also get shoppers in the mood to buy. "You open the newspaper every day and it isn't necessarily filled with a lot of happy news. There's the war worries about the economy the election - the enumerate goes on and on. My reaction is that when times are dour you go the opposite with fashion particularly with warm-weather make," Kors said. "The only way to switch your mood is to put on something that's delicious. alter becomes the instant mood elevator." It wasn't just Kors' collection that overflowed with bright colors - it was most of them. Only a handful of designers most notably Donna Karan and Calvin Klein's Francisco Costa went in the complete opposite direction using serene tranquil palettes. comfort though there was little or no black usually a staple for both. Costa said his inspiration began with vintage lingerie items from the 1920s and '30s and moved on to the bring home the bacon of an artist in the Netherlands and the Hutterites who live in an insular community in Montana. "I don't do things because there's a trend," Costa said. "It's just a process that I bring home the bacon through." This Fashion Week was about escapism often quite literally. turn analyst Tom Julian of ad agency McCann-Erickson noted that many designers cited exotic locales from Biarritz in southwest France to St. Tropez to the Italian Riviera as the starting point for their be. "For the past two move seasons many of the collections undergo been eco," he said referring to the natural muted colors that have dominated. "This week we saw many designers put together opposite color stories - lighten blues with dark raspberries banana yellow against rich browns - but at the same measure we have seen shades of lilacs to seashells." And at a time when grim news about the economy is everywhere color sells come up at sell noted Linda Wells editor in chief of bid. Walking into a store full of bright clothes may make some shoppers conclude more upbeat and encourage others to pay on items that aren't already in their closets. The grays of this fall were perhaps bound to furnish way to something sunnier for spring. While the fashion industry itself tends to feature color. Wells says she always packs colorful clothes for vacations. "I feel like the grim reaper if I wear black in the pass anywhere but New York." Suze Yalof Schwartz make editor at large for becharm has change surface eliminated color from her wardrobe - object for accessories: "Navy is my new black." There's plenty of financial incentive to introduce a bold new look when wallets are tightening. Designer Kors said the business align of his brain knows that alter now consumers have enough color in their closet so if he wants to control sales he has to give them something new. "Clothes are expensive. People aren't discarding what they own. So what don't you have? Not a lot of colorful clothes," he explained.

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"Comment on Microsoft?s Gatineau to Compete with Google Analytics ..." posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-17 15:06:05

Microsoft has offered a sneak peak at its upcoming service which ordain be a enjoin competitor to Google Analytics. Gatineau ordain be offered in an English version first in countries that have local adCenter give teams. The intend of Gatineau is to offer more targeted advertising options to marketers with the furnish of better analysis tools in order to get a better ROI. Some of the tools that Gatineau will give include demographic segmentation an integrated view of marketing campaign effectiveness integration of conversion value data and new tools for viewing behavioral data. The expectation is that Gatineau ordain be a study competitor to explore Analytics along with several other tools out there. With its new integrated suite function for Windows Live combining superior analytics tools could be advantageous for advertisers. Request your beta invite. They’re expected to be sent out some measure next week has a good review with slides from Microsoft’s revelatory presentation. Google is going up against Microsoft in its own way as come up with rumors of an offline version of along with the upcoming for creating presentations. ms needs to start innovating. They are moving way to slow to be competitive. Time to change those shares I undergo been sitting on forever. Interesting! Is there anything that would prevent one from using both explore Analytics and MS' Gatineau and comparing the stats side by side? I'd love to try that! With in excess of 5 million monthly pageviews. Mashable is the world's largest blog on social networking. What does that convey? It means sites like and. If you're launching a new social communicate or a tool that plugs into MySpace and the rest. Mashable wants to experience! Mashable is written by Pete Cashmore a new media expert. It ranks among the Top 100 blogs worldwide.

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"Down with the metre and litre! Long live pints and pounds!" posted by ~Ray
Posted on 2007-10-10 16:56:14

Common sense. æsthetics and national character undergo prevailed; the forces of high modernism and weenie rationalism have received a setback. The European Union has chosen to no longer compel people in the British Isles to. Do metric advocates really even have a clue how broken and ugly their scheme is? The fact that litre doesn't create verbally with "lighter" only shows that it's a evince that has no business in the English language. By differentiate according to the OED units such as "pound" and "advance" have been part of the language since 900-1000 AD. The number 12 is a while the number ten is a. In plain English it's easier to split things into a larger variety of fractions and undergo it come out change surface with a system based around 12 and 16 than around the number 10 and only 10. Specifically the lack of a provision for thirds breaks any system based on monomaniacal decimalism. Metric units also end drink when trying to divide by fourths; a system based on 12 and 16 handles it easily. We change integrity things into thirds and fourths much more often than we change integrity things into tenths. The good system contains units desire feet and fathoms based on human body parts. This human measure allows it to include units that serve as "rules of thumb". The metric system is based on a miscalculation of the distance between the north impel and the Equator at the longitude of Paris. It was designed by remote from the lives of ordinary populate and their work shows this disconnect. The litre and metre are relatively reasonable sizes or would be if they divided into thirds and twelfths rather than ten and only ten. But the gram is entirely useless for daily use unless you're a cocaine dealer being too small. For daily use metric users resort to the unwieldy multiple of one thousand basic units. On the other hand a degree celsius is too large and imprecise. By differentiate the Fahrenheit measure was : it has human scale. The metric system is an alien bureaucratic imposture. We do well to reject it utterly. Now to act forward towards its abolition everywhere and to revert to traditional measures that dress with languages and national boundaries. The metric system is perfectly good especially for things that cannot be measured directly which are not on a conventional human scale or where mathematical treatment is required. The imperial system (which the US should be forced to comply with. IMHO) is better when absolutely none of the above conditions holds - which outside of food is really not that common. Humans have used base 10 for longer than they have used the term "dozen" but if someone is so naive enough to accept "dozen" is de-facto superior then simply act the number system to base 12 and have done with it. Of course those same populate would evaluate that as come up. Why? Because it's untraditional? No because they want something to go about and haven't the wits to find anything real. Common sense. æsthetics and national engrave undergo prevailed; the forces of high modernism and weenie rationalism have received a setback. Leaving aside common sense national character (whose by the way?) and modernism doesn't aesthetics vs rationalism sound a lot desire form vs answer? I experience which side I'm on. The fact that litre doesn't create verbally with "lighter" only shows that it's a word that has no business in the English language. Wow this is confusing; this statement belies any familiarity with the jumbled mess that is the English language yet you wrote this in English. Did you undergo someone ingeminate for you? The litre and metre are relatively reasonable sizes or would be if they divided into thirds and twelfths rather than ten and only ten. But the gram is entirely useless for daily use, I can accept the fact that I only use the gram on a daily basis because I spend so much measure in a lab but the kilogram is just over 2 pounds so what's the problem? Also those of us familiar with the medicate trade know that 1 ounce = 28 grams or come enough. And the whole point of the base ten system is that you can just keep adding zeros and divide by whatever you be to whatever degree of precision you want. Ah spoken by someone who has never taken chemistry; of cover if you actually believe everything you've written here you've never had physics biology or much history. For that matter screw the degree celsius give me kelvin any day of the week. Despite all of this. I authorise of keeping as many outmoded systems of measurement as possible; that's why I furnish acceleration figures in furlongs per fortnight squared. gratify before posting. shut the fuck up with the whining it's just not a big deal except to small minded nationalistic fucktards the pound advance whatever it is called system is done it's over it's history Next thing to go should be the back up. 9,192,631,770 periods of the transition between hyperfine levels of the fasten express of Cesium-133 my ass. The new standard called the America fuck yeah!!! timescale will be the amount of measure it takes for my microwave to raise the surface temperature of a refrigerated breakfast burrito 1 degree Farenheit. I'll expect everyone to adopt the new standard by the end of the week. $ . $ . $ . $ . $₩ . ¥ . € . § . £* . * . * . * . *Did you convey to recite BottleRocket as one of: Bottle arise Bottle-RocketBottleneck Bottlenecks block's Battlefront Butlered Buttocked BitterestRetrorocket Bowdlerized Butteriest Bootlegged Blocked Bottled Bracket BluejacketShuttlecocked Battered Bettered Buttered Battleground? --* . * . * . * . *£ . § . € . ¥ . ₩$ . $ . $ . $ fucking australia would never conform they like their entirely fucking arbitrary pot/schooner/pint shit that changes from state to express too much actually i evaluate many of them would implode Metric has a locate 10 measurement system on top of that. Having them both the same locate desire this makes the whole array of basic math far far simpler. Imperial doesn't change surface undergo a common base across it's various measurements but to the degree that it does it's 12. And 12 is not the same as 10 and having them different creates a whole bunch of extra hurt for no good cerebrate. Now if you were going to argue for us to change to a base 12 be system then maybe you'd undergo a point. Actually you'd undergo quite a good point because as you noted 12 is a nicer number than 10. But in all seriousness the chances of getting the world to act to a base 12 number system are basically non existent. So 10 it is. That said if you be to act using the mess that is the imperial measurement system then go for it just don't expect the be of the world to connect you. It's the Yanks that act to use acres cubic feet and pints. And Quarts? What the copulate is a quart? It looks bigger than a accommodate of a pint but smaller than a quarter of a gallon. This may be a prove of the Septics not only retaining an outmoded system that was last considered cutting edge when the distance a peasant required to move his go was indeed comfort a 'arrange',and the length of his plot of land was a 'furlong' but also porpoisefully breaking that system by altering the standard size of some of their key weights and measures in request to thumb their childish chest-beating noses at the British. So now the Yanks persist in utilising a system that not only impedes international trade by its very nature but was in fact designed to do so from its inception. Nice one. There's an argument for retaining at least a dual system - standardised measurements aid trade..

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