Archive for June, 2009

Made in Great Britain featuring Richard Phillips

In this video podcast Richard Phillips takes us to The Potato Shop where he talks spuds with Nicky Crawley; not just any old spuds though we’re talking Pink Fir Apples, Nicolas, Maris Pipers and King Edwards. Richard uses these potatoes in a fabulous Roast Lamb with Cocotte Potatoes Nicoise Garnish and Pan Fried Lambs Liver

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watch this YouTube video without Flash

this one is for the markup nerds The image below might look like a regular YouTube video player but the interesting part is that the YouTube video clip will play just fine even if you disable (or completely remove) the Flash Player from your browser. How? The next major release of HTML, dubbed HTML 5, will include several new tags for embedding <audio> , and <video> as well as several other graphical types of content in web pages

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Acer Tempo M900 Hardware Tour

In this video, we tour the hardware of the new Acer Tempo M900, which is similar to the HTC Touch Pro2.

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Motorola Rival on Verzion

Verizon Wireless and Motorola announced the launch of the new Motorola A455 Rival, a compact QWERTY messaging phone that supports an array of Verizon’s value added services, including GPS navigation, Visual Voicemail, V CAST Music and both personal and corporate email. The device will definitely appeal to LG Rumor/Samsung Rant fans, but has a smaller form factor and a compact but well laid out 4-row QWERTY keyboard that worked extremely well. The keyboard even has a dual-mode backlight system that lights the numbers and symbols in green when the function key is activated

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EVGA GeForce GTX 285 now available for compatible Mac Pros

EVGA has announced that its NVIDIA GeForce GTX 285 Mac Edition graphics card, first mentioned in April, is now available for Mac Pro users looking for blazing fast graphics performance—or just for someone who wants to use two 30″ Cinema Displays without using up extra card slots or the widely lambasted Mini DisplayPort to Dual-Link DVI adapter. The GTX 285 features 240 second-gen NVIDIA Unified Architecture processing cores—compare that to the GT 120′s scant 32—running at 648MHz.

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Eye-Fi Adds Pro Card with RAW Uploads, Ad Hoc Transfer

Eye-Fi has added a fifth member to its product matrix, the Pro which supports RAW format uploads, direct computer transfer: Eye-Fi’s list of options is getting a little longer than makes sense for a simple product, but the distinction between Pro and the others is clear. If you need to upload anything but JPEGs, you need the Pro card (street $150, 4 GB, SDHD). Maybe professionals and plenty of amateur photographers prefer the loosely-defined RAW format (not a standard) in which the quirks of the image sensors aren’t smoothed out.

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GameStop starts huge Guitar Hero, Rock Band sale

The great thing about Guitar Hero and Rock Band packages is that they come in OMG-XBOX-HUGE packages. Why is that a great thing? Because boxes that big cost retailers money to store, which means that, with new rhythm games coming by the end of the year, it costs more to keep them around than it does to sell them at a huge discount.

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fresh pizza made with computers

Italian food is famous for being cooked fresh with fresh ingredients, but an entrepreneur wants to popularize his automatic vending machine that will cook pizza with fresh ingredients, including the dough. A new pizza vending machine will cook an entire pizza with fresh ingredients, flour, water, tomato sauce and ingredients in less than three minutes. Claudio Torghele, 56, become successful by selling pasta in California, and now wants to sell his automatic pizza vending machines in Italy

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Trolling Log Files for Network, Application, Performance Problems

When I blogged last week about the mind-numbing task of manually scanning through log files , I was recalling a time not so long ago when such a thing was imaginable. But if your job really is to do that…if you are actually sitting there trying to make sense of the event logs by paging through those screens…or, on a linux system, perhaps running “tail -f logfile” while you watch for errors…you need to stop that madness

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Latest XNA Curriculum Resources

Highlighted XNA Resources on Faculty Connection   XNA Lab in a Box Developed in partnership between the Microsoft Innovation Center in the Netherlands and Avanade Netherlands, this three day set of XNA tutorials and courseware was designed to provide over 50 faculty and teachers from the Netherlands with hands on experience of how to teach and build 2d and 3d games with XNA Game Studio in a lab environment.   XNA Game Studio Workshop This material was created by Kelvin Sung, Associate Professor of Computing and Software Systems from the University of Washington, Bothell, Washington.

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Reaction: North Korea sentences U.S. journalists

Are the journalist being kept in North Korea as diplomatic bargaining chips? How should the US handle this situation?

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Gov reacts to journalists’ sentences

ALBUQUERQUE (KRQE) – New Mexico Gov. Bill Richardson, who’s no stranger to North Korean relations, reacted to the sentencing of two American journalists Monday.

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12MP Sony Ericsson SE Satio Officially Announced

The 12-megapixel camera phone presented at the Mobile World Congress back in February as the Sony Ericsson Idou will actually hit the market as the Sony Ericsson Satio. This is obviously a camera-focused mobile phone and with that, it will come complete with the latest imaging technology. This includes autofocus, touch focus, xenon flash, LED flash for videos, face and smile detection, geotagging, and more.

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Nokia 6790 Mako

Nokia 6790 , codenamed Mako, comes to the market with a sliding QWERTY keypad and with 3G capabilities, and it seems that it will be heading towards AT&T’s lineup in a slightly different design than what anyone would expect from a Nokia mobile phone. Even so, there are a lot of features that remind us of any other handset coming from the manufacturer. Interestingly enough, it seems that the new Nokia Mako will not come to the market as a high-end device, as one would expect, given its looks, but, BGR says, it rather fits in line with mobile phones like the Samsung Propel, LG Xenon and Pantec Matrix

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Sony Ericsson W995a Walkman Phone

Sony Ericsson handsets are still relatively rare in the US market, and so Sony Electronics are stepping in as the official unlocked handset reseller for their cellular cousins. One of the first offerings is the W995a, a SIM-unlocked multimedia phone featuring an 8.1-megapixel camera and Walkman mediaplayer; it’s available for pre-order starting today at SonyStyle.com and will be available in stores on July 6 for around $600. The W995a is a 3G-enabled phone (850/1900/2100MHz UMTS/HSPA) that’s geared towards folks seeking a premium multimedia experience

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N. Korea Court Convicts U.S. Journalists

Two US Journalists, arrested in North Korea, have been found guilty of crimes against the communist nation. Laura Ling and Euna Lee were sentenced to 12 years in a labor camp. (June 8)

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Palm Pre (Sprint): Hardware Comparison, "Cards" Hands-On

Palm Pre. Noah from PhoneDog dot com.

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Bing beats out Yahoo! for no. 2 in search (right?)

Early this week, Twitter was a buzz with talk about Bing , Microsoft’s latest web venture. The new search service made quite a splash on the social scene, trending quickly on Twitter and popping up on industry news aggregators left and right. On Friday, Patricia Resende along with the rest of the world reported that ” Bing Zips Past Yahoo To Be Number Two in Search .” So Bing not only represents Microsoft’s latest web venture, but a nasty blow to longtime search rival, Yahoo!

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Simulate your AdWords bids with Bid Simulator

On Thursday, Barry Schwartz reported with SearchEngineLand.com that top search company Google is still testing a “bid simulator” tool for its popular PPC platform , AdWords. How’s does Bid Simulator work ? Say you want to modify your AdWords campaign, but you’re not one to shoot in the dark-you’re no clairvoyant but you want as much of a forecast as you can get about how your campaign will be affected after the changes are made.

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