Thursday, March 30, 2006

Sommelier - trailer park wine glasses

Sommelier - trailer park wine glasses

sommelier

Only £25.00 each.

Sommelier by Maxim Velcovsky

Company: Qubus

A delicate glass on a stem.

Handblown in the Czech Republic.
Dia 6.5 x H.16cm.

25.00

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Tuesday, March 28, 2006

beermapping.com � City Beer Maps

beermapping.com � City Beer Maps:

beermapping.com is a project by someone who likes knowing exactly where he is and how far he needs to go for good beer. At this point, there is only one individual working on the Beer Mapping Project. But that one person has been supported by many friendly craft beer lovers who offer suggestions for new maps and they help by beta testing each map. Use the Contact Us link if you have something to say about the Beer Mapping Project, or if you think you could help out.

Beer Mapping Project is utilizing Google’s Mapping API that is offered free for anyone who is not making a profit or charging users to use the maps that are using it. Each location is pushed through a geocoder service in order to get the latitude and longitude for the particular location. Sometimes these geocoders do not produce results that are exact. Leading to locations that are either slightly wrong, or really wrong. Because of this chance of error, please double check with the website of the location you wish to travel to. Do not take for granted that each location is mapped perfectly.

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Monday, March 27, 2006

ThoughtFarmer Intranet: Wiki-inspired intranet software

ThoughtFarmer Intranet: Wiki-inspired intranet software

Thoughtfarmer

ThoughtFarmer is server-based software that powers intranets for medium to large-sized companies.

A ThoughtFarmer-powered intranet can be your company’s authoritative information source and an indispensable tool for discussion, collaboration and knowledge sharing.

ThoughtFarmer is a hybrid of wikis, traditional content management systems, and portals.

ThoughtFarmer is built around the wiki concept of allowing anyone to not just view pages, but to edit and create them too.

ThoughtFarmer employs structured navigation, which is a strength of traditional content management systems.

ThoughtFarmer also has powerful security controls, so viewing and editing capabilities can be selectively applied by user group. This is a strength of traditional portal software.

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Friday, March 24, 2006

TOP 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT SQL SERVER

TOP 10 THINGS I HATE ABOUT SQL SERVER

I love this and the comments are just as good as the article.

 

1.  SQL is too complicated!

 

When I have multiple values in my columns, like "JAN,FEB,MAR" or “15,84,22” , SQL Server just doesn't get it.  It's almost impossible to write SQL statements on tables like that!  If I can manage to get any data out at all, it ends up being a 500 line SELECT statement!!  What is up with that?   And it also takes an act of God to successfully delete a value from those lists.  Why does MS make things so complicated?

 

2. Datatype conversions!

 

What is the deal with data types?  I just use VARCHAR for everything, since that's the only way to avoid stupid error messages when I add data to my tables.  Works great, until I want to get the month of a date or add two numbers -- stupid SQL Server makes me convert() the value first.  How dumb is that?   SQL doesn't know how to add "12" and "5" -- it thinks it's "125" !!!!  To make things even worse, SQL Server gives me errors half the time saying it CAN'T convert!  Uh, you are a computer; you should be able to figure this stuff out.

 

3.  Uh .... Formatting?

 

We've all been there:  You want to right-justify a column in your SELECT -- it cannot be done without jumping through hoops!  Never mind centering, indenting, page numbers, or things like that.  Also, it is really a pain to format dates or round numbers just the way I want.  I can barely write a decent looking report using Query Analyzer, it looks like old MS-DOS text files!  Maybe it's time to move into the 21st century with some support for graphics, colors and fonts, huh Microsoft? 

 

4. Sorting?

 

Half the time my records come back OUT OF ORDER! That’s right, not sorted by anything!  It's a mess.  SQL Server should understand that things should be sorted by lastname/firstname or by date without me having to tell it!  This is supposed to be a smart computer, right?  My users really hate this, because it’s hard to find stuff on their reports.  When they complain, I just tell them, “Hey, maybe if you weren’t so cheap and we had Oracle we wouldn’t have to deal with this Microsoft ‘feature’! ” 

 

To make things even worse, when I do try to sort, SQL Server thinks that “December” comes before “January”, or that “10” is less than “2”! Uh, Mr. Gates, no wonder you never release your products on schedule, you guys have no concept of how a calendar works!

 

5.  The IN() operator never works!

 

This one drives me nuts.  Using IN (@Var) never works right!  I never get back what I want, even though @Var clearly has a nice list of ID’s in it.  And you don't even get an error message!

 

6.  Foreign Keys Constraints !

 

For some reason, in SQL you can only update or add rows to 1 table at a time!  I can do my usual FULL OUTER JOINs with 800 tables together and go nuts with SELECTs all day long, but how about providing that feature for UPDATES and INSERTS!?  Otherwise, how can I have referential integrity?   If table A needs a matching row in table B, then how the heck do I get them in there at the exact same time?  This seems pretty silly to me.  

 

7.  Primary Keys don't work!

 

This drives me nuts.  I have an identity primary key called "ID" on every table, but I still get duplicate data!   I must have 20 different entries for Vermont in my “tblStatesTable” table!  What's the point of primary keys, then?   I hope the next service release fixes this.

 

8.  S-Q-L is S-L-O-W !!!

           

What is the deal with how slow SQL is?  For example, to find all of the data for January in my table, I use

 

            WHERE LTRIM(tblTable.tblTable_colMonthList) LIKE '%JAN%'

 

Pretty standard stuff.  But it takes FOREVER!  And the column is indexed!! Hey, Micro-slow, the index is supposed to make things FASTER you know!

 

9.  Cryptic Error Messages!

 

So, I try to add data to my table and I get this back:

INSERT statement conflicted with COLUMN FOREIGN KEY constraint 'FK_Order_Details_Orders'. The conflict occurred in database 'Northwind', table 'Orders', column 'OrderID'.  The statement has been terminated.

Or I try to write a simple GROUP BY and get:

Column 'orders.OrderID' is invalid in the select list because it is not contained in either an aggregate function or the GROUP BY clause. 

Or sometimes I build some cool dynamic SQL strings, but they don't seem to work and I get:

You are not allowed to truncate the system table 'master..sysobjects'.

Hello? How about some details about what went wrong, not just cryptic mumbo-jumbo that's too long to read.  Hey, Bill Gates, how about spending some of your $$$ making sure SQL Server is bug-free and doesn't generate all these nonsense error messages!   Who has time to interpret all this crap?

 

10.  Table and Column referencing!

 

This one is crazy. OK, we have smart computers, right?  And we have things called variables, right?  We can store anything in these variables, even column and table names.  But this never works:

 

            Select @TableName.@ColumnName from @TableName

 

Makes sense to you, makes sense to me, I don't know why SQL Server cannot figure it out!  How can I get data from 'tblCustomerNumber0121' versus 'tblCustomerNumber0122', or get data for column 'Jan2005', if I cannot use variables here!?  These things must be hard-coded!?   How the heck am I supposed to write reports with user parameters when I am limited to pre-defined table and column names!?  Come on, Micro-stupid, how about some REAL programming features in T-SQL like FULL support for variables! 

 

It's also a real pain to add new data to tables.  INSERT? That never works!  INSERT can't even add a new column to my tables!  How am I supposed to add data for a new month when I don't have that column yet?  Maybe SQL Server 2005 will finally address this. 

 

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Thursday, March 23, 2006

Gummi Stick-on CameraPhone FX Lenses (Full Selection Pack)

Gummi Stick-on CameraPhone FX Lenses (Full Selection Pack)

Create unusual and exciting picture effects with Gummi lenses – the stick-on attachments for your camera phone.

These days anyone who's anyone (and quite a few people who aren't) has a camera phone. So if you want to create something a little bit special with yours, the Gummi lens Stick-on CameraPhone FX range is the answer to your prayers. Nothing to do with the jelly bears of the same name, Gummi lenses easily attach to any camera phone with an external camera to create instant special effects, with no need to splash out on a new phone.

The Gummi Lens Full Selection Pack includes six different lenses:

  • Kaleidoscope – The person or object being viewed by the camera is transformed into six images; one central image, and five rotating it. Perfect for portrait shots, party images or other close-ups when you want a really different image.
  • Stretch – Rotate the outer part of the lens to distort objects by making them thinner or fatter than they actually are, ‘Hall of Mirrors' style. Ideal for comedy portraits of people or pets.
  • Vignette – This lens creates a clear focus area, with the surrounding area shown in a soft focus effect. Perfect for unusual portrait or group ‘party' shots.
  • Wide Angle – Create a wider field of view to photograph larger scenes; for example group shots, scenery or buildings.
  • Macro – Take clear extreme close-up shots. Particularly suitable for shooting small objects, nature shots or taking pictures of detailed areas (fabrics, art etc.)
  • Starburst – A unique and eye-catching effect, perfect for party shots. Designed to work in brightly lit situations, it transforms bright light into shooting star style beams.

Gummi lenses couldn't be simpler to use, detach just as easily as they attach, and are completely reusable. There's no easier way to create instant special effects with your camera phone.

Suitable for any camera phone with an external camera.

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Wednesday, March 22, 2006

Take Charge of Desktop Integration with Java SE 6

Take Charge of Desktop Integration with Java SE 6

With the release of the Java Standard Edition 6.0 Beta, Java developers no longer need to contend with clamp-on solutions or Java Native Interface (JNI) to make their applications interact with desktop products and features. These desktop-integration features now are part of the core.

by Gautam Shah

March 15, 2006

The latest work-in-progress release of Java Standard Edition (Java SE) version 6.0 (code-named Mustang) offers a smorgasbord of improvements that will change how developers deal with security, JMX, OS files, internationalization, and desktop development in their Java applications. (Read Eric Bruno's article "Java SE 6 First Impressions: A Desktop Winner" to learn all the goodies in store.) Sun Microsystems took a very collaborative approach in developing the specification for this release and it shows. By listening to developers via JSR 270 (the umbrella Java Specification Request for the Java SE 6 release) and releasing the entire Java SE 6 source and binaries beginning in early February 2006, Sun has been able to cull quite a buffet of tantalizing new features.

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Tuesday, March 21, 2006

Pulling the plug on standby power | Economist.com

Pulling the plug on standby power | Economist.com:
STRANGE though it seems, a typical microwave oven consumes more electricity powering its digital clock than it does heating food. For while heating food requires more than 100 times as much power as running the clock, most microwave ovens stand idle—in “standby” mode—more than 99% of the time. And they are not alone: many other devices, such as televisions, DVD players, stereos and computers also spend much of their lives in standby mode, collectively consuming a huge amount of energy. Moves are being made around the world to reduce this unnecessary power consumption, called “standby power”.
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Monday, March 20, 2006

'Not Quite Perfect' McDonald's Opens In Illinois Outlet Mall | The Onion - America's Finest News Source

'Not Quite Perfect' McDonald's Opens In Illinois Outlet Mall | The Onion - America's Finest News Source:

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"It's true that consistency is part of what makes McDonald's the leader in the fast-food industry, but so is good value," said Brian Landers, manager of the McDonald's outlet. "When customers see the low, low prices, they're more than willing to give our Six-Piece Quarter Pounders and Fish McGriddles a try. The food's a little different at this McDonald's, but it's really very close."
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Oddly Enough News Article | Reuters.com

Oddly Enough News Article | Reuters.com:
He pre-charged patients 5,250 and 16,000 shekels ($1,125 and $3,430) to increase their height with a Russian-made treatment method. He told the court genitalia enlargements were not performed, despite advertisements that promised them. People who sought to become taller were suspended from the air by their arms and legs, or had their bodies stretched with weights. Others were poked with needles or given food supplements and exercises to perform at home.
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WP: Cookbooks follow new recipe - washingtonpost.com Highlights - MSNBC.com

WP: Cookbooks follow new recipe - washingtonpost.com Highlights - MSNBC.com:

And I thought help desk stories were funny.

At a conference last December, Stephen W. Sanger, chairman and chief executive of General Mills Inc., noted the sad state of culinary affairs and described the kind of e-mails and calls the company gets asking for cooking advice: the person who didn't have any eggs for baking and asked if a peach would do instead, for example; and the man who railed about the fire that resulted when he thought he was following instructions to grease the bottom of the pan -- the outside of the pan.
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Friday, March 17, 2006

Dynamic Favicons

Software As She’s Developed - Dynamic Favicons:
Favicons should ideally be easy to manipulate, as easy as manipulating the web page's UI. (Favicons are the little website icons you see in the address bar, browser tabs, etc.) For example, a chat app like Meebo could signal that your buddy's trying to contact you, a mail app like GMail could indicate You Have Mail!
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Userscripts.org: fav.icio.us2

Userscripts.org: fav.icio.us2:
The fav.icio.us hack adds the favicon of a site next to it’s bookmark on del.icio.us. It’s rather simplistic – it only bothers to try http://host/favicon.ico, rather than the correct method of parsing the in the header of the page itself, but that would certainly be too expensive. At present, it will remove the image if it doesn’t load, but it may be faster, rendering-wise, to replace it with an inline generic link image. Feedback appreciated. ” John Morton
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Java (J2SE 5.0) and C# Comparison

Java (J2SE 5.0) and C# Comparison:
Java (J2SE 5.0) and C# Comparison This is a quick reference guide to highlight some key syntactical differences between Java and C#. This is by no means a complete overview of either language. Hope you find this useful!
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Thursday, March 16, 2006

SupersizedMeals.com - Foodstuffs of Epic Proportions

SupersizedMeals.com - Foodstuffs of Epic Proportions

Amazon.com S3 storage service available today

Amazon.com S3 storage service available today

Take a look here

This morning Amazon opened up S3, its new online storage solution for web applications, and now you can store unlimited amounts of data on Amazon servers for US$.15 per gigabyte, paid monthly. S3 was purportedly built to support both Amazon's own internal applications and the external users of the Amazon Web Services platform. That should be proper motivation to build a service that's fast and robust enough for mission critical use, yet flexible enough to support any storage task thrown at it.
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AlphaGrip AG-5 handheld keyboard and mouse : Page 1

AlphaGrip AG-5 handheld keyboard and mouse : Page 1

After lots of research and five revisions, the perfectionists at AlphaGrip finally decided that they had a product worthy of marketing, and they released the long awaited AG-5. Although the AG-5 looks strange and intimidating, it is a unique and highly innovative product that deserves consideration, particularly by mobile computing enthusiasts. The AG-5 interfaces with computers via a single removable USB cable. It uses a simple chord-like keyboarding model and an integrated trackball to provide complete keyboard and mouse functionality in a unique form factor that looks a bit like a console gaming controller.
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My seven favorite myths about Outlook

My seven favorite myths about Outlook:
Anything that has wide use or notoriety eventually develops a degree of mythos attached to it. Myths, urban legends, and rumors often abound. Given that Outlook is one of the most widely used computer applications worldwide, there's no shortage of myths surrounding the product and its behavior. In this article, I'll outline seven of my favorite myths.
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Wednesday, March 15, 2006

TechCrunch � Flickr has some catching up to do

TechCrunch � Flickr has some catching up to do:
Kristopher Tate walked Brian Oberkirch and me through a demo of his zooomr project at a meetro party last week (Kris, who’s 17, works full time at meetro and zooomr is a side project). He launched zooomr on March 1, 2006 after working on it for only three months or so. And what he’s built is a flickr on steroids
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Getting to Done: Pimp your Mac Mini - Lifehacker

Getting to Done: Pimp your Mac Mini - Lifehacker:
To truly trick your Mini out you’ll want it hooked up to your TV. There are quite a few newer televisions that can handle the Mini’s DVI out, either directly—as mine does—or via a VGA adapter. I’ve got it hooked up to a 50” Samsung DLP with HD and it looks great.
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Woman Gets Beer From Her Kitchen Faucet -- Newsday.com

Woman Gets Beer From Her Kitchen Faucet -- Newsday.com:
OSLO, Norway -- It almost seemed like a miracle to Haldis Gundersen when she turned on her kitchen faucet this weekend and found the water had turned into beer. Two flights down, employees and customers at the Big Tower Bar were horrified when water poured out of the beer taps. By an improbable feat of clumsy plumbing, someone at the bar in Kristiandsund, western Norway, had accidentally hooked the beer hoses to the water pipes for Gundersen's apartment. "We had settled down for a cozy Saturday evening, had a nice dinner, and I was just going to clean up a little," Gundersen, 50, told The Associated Press by telephone Monday. "I turned on the kitchen faucet and beer came out."
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|MG| - K-Lite Codec Pack Full 2.71

|MG| - K-Lite Codec Pack Full 2.71:
K-Lite Codec Pack is a collection of codecs and related tools. Codec is short for Compressor-Decompressor. Codecs are needed for encoding and decoding (playing) audio and video. This Codec Pack is designed as a user-friendly solution for playing all your movie files. You should be able to play all the popular movie formats and even some rare formats. The K-Lite Codec Pack has a couple of major advantages compared to other codec packs: It it always very up-to-date with the latest versions of the codecs; It is very user-friendly and the installation is fully customizable, meaning that you can install only those components that you really want; It has been very well tested, so that the package doesn't contain any conflicting codecs; It is a very complete package, containing everything you need to play your movies; and has different packages. Full contains even more codecs. It also has encoding support for various formats. This package is for power users and people who do their own encodings.
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Wired News: The Ghost of Gaming Rip-Offs Past

Wired News: The Ghost of Gaming Rip-Offs Past:
Walking past the impressive collection of wrinkled mechanical gypsy fortunetellers and cavorting wooden barbershop quartets, I had a sudden feeling of familiarity. At first I assumed it was just a dim recollection of childhood, when I was regularly beaten by fortunetellers and barbershop quartet singers, but then I recognized it as something more: I realized that every major advance and genre in video gaming is actually a direct rip-off of these early diversions. For example:
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LILEKS (James): Institute :: Compu-Promo

LILEKS (James): Institute :: Compu-Promo - Control Data Cyber 70 Bosom-Goggler

Control Data Cyber 70 Bosom-Goggler

From 1971, the Control Data Cyber 70 Bosom-Goggler, which automatically stares at the secretary’s breasts, freeing up the busy executive so he can stare at her legs.
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The Greatest American Hero TV Show

The Greatest American Hero TV Show: "Ralph Hinkley, a high school teacher, is chosen by aliens to fight evil with superhuman powers via a bright red suit and an instruction manual. Unfortunately Ralph manages to lose the instructions in the middle of nowhere and he's stuck with powers he has no idea to control. Now, with the help of F.B.I. Agent Bill Maxwell and his lawyer girlfriend Pam Davidson, Ralph fights criminals and tries not to get himself killed in the process."

Hardcastle & Mccormick TV Show

Hardcastle & Mccormick TV Show: "A hard-line judge teams up with a car thief to capture theives who slip through legal loopholes, not to mention the conflicts that arise when it comes."

Tuesday, March 14, 2006

Product Review: Media Server/Receiver

Product Review: Media Server/Receiver:
You may have seen many UPnP/DLNA Media Server popping up every day. It's hard to find out a comprehensive list, where you may choose one. I'm going to cover most the currently available Media Server in the market. This list will grow as more Media Server will be available in the future. So, please keep visiting this page for constant updates. Media Server can be either categorized as Software based or Hardware based. Software based Media Server can be run on PC mainly on win32, linux or Mac platform. And, hardware based Media Server may run on any NAS (Network Attached Storage) or any specific hardware for delivering media future PVR. Currently, there are more software based Media Server than hardware based, but I guess that will change soon.
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Friday, March 10, 2006

Dada unleashes "Code M" MP3 shoes on an unsuspecting populace - Engadget

Dada unleashes "Code M" MP3 shoes on an unsuspecting populace - Engadget

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I don't think ugly is a strong enough word.

We're not even sure what needs to said here. Basically what we have is some shiny "Code M" sneakers from Dada footwear that pump the tunes to the included wireless headphones or out of built-in speakers while you're busy being that baller you are. They charge via USB, sport built-in controls, and yes they are actually a pair of shoes, too. Seriously, what's not to love? Next up for Dada are more "Code M" devices such as a get-fit program for workout data, get-smart for taking your calls (with your shoe mind you -- get it? Get Smart? No? Ah, never mind.) and a whole slew of other devices to keep you in style and feeling great about your 21st Century lifestyle.
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The Modoofree Car Kit: Bluetooth handsfree clip-on rearview mirror with Parking Sensors

The Mirror Has Eyes: The Modoofree Car Kit, With Parking Sensors - Jalopnik:

apparently the ModooFree Plus BT with 4 sensors is $249 +$10 shipping at this place. That's not a bad deal considering BMW charges extra $100/sensor to have them painted to match the body color. I like the idea of having bluetooth in the rearview, that's cool.

Drivers of many large, luxury SUVs are already familiar with the beckonings of parking sensors. Get too close to a parked car, and the bastard chatters away like a sparrow caught in a basement meth lab. Now, a new, aftermarket solution offers that kind of backseat driving action on any car. It’s the Modoofree PLUS kit, which includes a Bluetooth-enabled rear-view mirror and a set of parking sensors that can be attached to a car’s bumper. Mobile phone features include a speakerphone with noise and echo-suppression filter, and a display of a caller’s number on the mirror. The display also indicates the car’s distance from obstacles, which may prevent accidents, but won’t prevent the onset of in-car buzzer madness.
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Thursday, March 09, 2006

New Tivo Price Plans - No More Lifetime - TiVo Community

New Tivo Price Plans - No More Lifetime - TiVo Community:

New Bundled Offering, Flexible Pricing and Service Commitments Will Simplify Offering for Consumers

Mar 08, 2006 /PRNewswire-FirstCall via COMTEX News Network/ -- TiVo Inc. (Nasdaq: TIVO), the creator of and a leader in television services for digital video recorders (DVR), today announced new, simplified pricing plans that will make it easier for consumers to add TiVo to their home entertainment experience. For the first-time ever, through TiVo's direct sales channel, customers will be able to bundle together the purchase of their TiVo(R) 80-hour Series2(R) box and service at an all-in-one price, based on a one-, two-, or three-year commitment. There will be no separate price for the TiVo unit and TiVo(R) service. The specific bundle prices that will be available at www.tivo.com or by calling 1-877-BUY-TIVO are:

  • The price for a TiVo box and a one-year service commitment is $19.95 a month or $224 prepaid
  • The price for a TiVo box and a two-year service commitment is $18.95 a month or $369 prepaid
  • The price for a TiVo box and a three-year service commitment is $16.95 a month or $469 prepaid

TiVo developed these new pricing plans after completing market research among new and existing TiVo subscribers and by conducting extensive testing of the pricing options with randomized group of consumers in the marketplace. The results of the research were overwhelmingly favorable to the bundling together of the TiVo unit and TiVo service. As is the case with subscribing to the TiVo service today, an early cancellation fee will apply if service is terminated prior to the end of the chosen period. In the case of prepaid subscriptions, no refund will be made upon early termination.

"Over the past several months, we have done extensive research on our pricing strategy and distribution model with a focus on finding the simplest and most efficient way to increase sales and drive penetration of the TiVo service among consumers," said Tom Rogers, CEO of TiVo. "After extensive testing and evaluation of various pricing and packaging approaches, we will launch a subscription option that combines the sale of the TiVo service together with the TiVo box. This is great for TiVo subscribers who will now have the ability to get TiVo service with no upfront hardware costs."

As part of the announcement, TiVo is also announcing an update to its service-only options, providing consumers that purchase a TiVo unit at a retail outlet with the option to pre-pay for one-, two-, or three-years of TiVo service. The product lifetime service option will be eliminated next week. With the ability to pre-pay for TiVo service, TiVo is standing by its efforts to deliver choice to its customers and continuing to spread the "TiVo, TV Your Way" message.

"We are committed to providing our customers a great value for their dollar and enhancing our ability to add subscribers through more flexible pricing options," said Mr. Rogers.

The changes to the pricing structure and service-only options will launch next week. The changes will not affect TiVo's current base of subscriptions.

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Wednesday, March 08, 2006

Play Pac-man on your iPod Nano or Video

Ipodmame brings Pac-Man to the iPod Nano and Video - Engadget:

Ipodmame

Now this is a great use of technology

Love it or hate it, you've got to admit that the iPod would certainly be a lot more fun if you could play Pac-Man on it. And now, thanks to the ipodMame project, you can. A subset of the iPodLinux project, iPodMame aims to bring the MAME game emulator to iPods, allowing owners to play classic games on their audio players. Currently, the emulator is confirmed to be able to run Pac-Man and Ms. Pac-Man on the nano and iPod with video. Other classic games supported by MAME are also supported, so you should be able to play Pengo and -- yes! -- Joust on your iPod.
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Thursday, March 02, 2006

Ben & Jerry's: Ice Cream Pint Lock

Pint Lock:

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Pint Lock
This idea came from one of our fans! He wrote us about how he lives in mental turmoil after buying Ben & Jerry's. He was so afraid that his roommates would eat his pint...he couldn't concentrate at work! He suggested we sell our pints in stainless steel, bulletproof containers with a little padlock. While we couldn't actually do THAT, we came up with the Euphori-Lock!
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