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Samsung Galaxy S5 Active Releasing Soon: Preview Appeared On Twitter

May 24, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

Yet again an unscheduled appearance of the Samsung Galaxy S5 Active leaked on Twitter. This time an image of the AT&T version of the rugged smart phone made the twitter rounds, @evleaks courtesy.

samsung galaxy s5 active
There’s nothing new or surprising in the new Samsung Galaxy S5 Active. It is now expected to be released in the near future. The rumored specification includes a Qualcomm Snapdragin 801 SoC, 2GB RAM and with a camera of 16MP

Filed Under: Headlines, Tech & Science

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May 24, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

Appearing on “The View” Tuesday, Dr. Ben Carson explained why he believes the current welfare system in the United States is not doing the poor any favors.

Dr. Ben Carson believes that the current welfare system in the United States is not doing the poor any favors and he is supports his argument at various platforms. On Tuesday, he appears on “The View” and explained the reasons of his believe.

Dr. Ben Carson: “When you rob someone of their incentive to go out there and improve themselves, you are not doing them any favors”

“When you take somebody and pat them on the head and say, ‘There there, you poor little thing… Let me give you housing subsidies, let me give you free health care because you can’t do that.’”

“What would be much more empowering is to use our intellect and our resources to give those people a way up and out,” he concluded.

His perceptive response actually moved actor Terry Crews to join the audience in giving a round of applause.

Crews responded: “I agree,” and clapping along with the audience.

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Co-host Whoopi Goldberg exposed that once she was a “welfare mother” and argued that very few people actually want to be on welfare and would rather work.

Whoopi Goldberg: “I don’t feel bad about being a welfare mother because I contribute as an American. Because the welfare system is so bizarre, you can’t work, they don’t allow you to work because they take the money from you. So if we fix the system so that it doesn’t hurt the people, maybe they’ll get better.”

Filed Under: Headlines, United States

Post-Sandy Second Summer – Jersey Shore Hopes High

May 24, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

It’s been a year and a half to Super storm Sandy and the affected areas are still rebuilding. On the Jersey Shore, which is also reconstructing, the Memorial Day weekend thrills the peak tourism season.

Business owners rushed to reopen in last summers and they succeeded. But homeowners wriggled to repair and rent their properties.

In July, Long Beach Township Mayor Joe Mancini said, “He thought the weekly rental market in his area of the shore was down about 30 percent. Many tourists were confused about the level of damage at each area along the shore. You know, every time they showed that roller coaster in the water off of Seaside, they thought that was the entire Jersey coast, but it’s not.”

News was not that bad, the majority of countries affected by the Sandy, saw modest gains in the amount tourists spent last year and the main credit goes to the recovery effects, said by the professor of hospitality and tourism management at Richard Stockton College in Atlantic County, Mr. Brian Tyrrell.

Tyrrell said, “We actually saw some increase last year, particularly early in the year. He further continued, “We’re fully expecting that it’s going to be a real banner year this year for the Jersey Shore, I think that there’s a lot of communities are really ready and well prepared to see visitors coming back.”

Realtor Matt Schlosser local entrepreneur says, “Things are looking up after Sandy cut his business in half last summer, mainly because so many people hadn’t finished fixing their houses yet. I don’t think we’ll be on track for 2012 numbers. The demand is there, but if we have 20 percent less homes, we can’t do those types of numbers”.

The real estate agent with Prudential Zack Shore Properties, Ms. Elaine Atlee says, “Rentals on Long Beach Island last summer started slow, but eventually picked up.” So she is very much expectant about this season.

Atlee says, “Overall, driving around, it really doesn’t look like there was a storm anymore. Everything looks good, in order.” She continued, “There’s a handful that will be ready for next summer, so the inventory will increase again next year.”

The houses are now newer, bigger and more expensive, which helps the house owners to make up some of the lost revenue and every week, more homes are available to rent as people finish repair work.

Some people are renting out their homes for the first time, because of the storm including Atlee. When construction on her new house is done, renters will move in before she does. She’s already fully booked for August.

Filed Under: Business, Headlines

Warmer the Season Higher the Diseases – Be Aware

May 24, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

The summers not just accompanied by pool side parties, sun bath and fun but pests and parasites that can have a hazardous effect on your health.

The warmer the season the more the insects inside the home and outside. These tiny creatures are not just creepy but extremely dangerous. Specially be aware of mosquitoes and ticks.

West Nile – the mosquito-borne disease Virus remains a threat in Colorado, with 322 total cases reported in 2013. While only 90 of these cases were considered neuroinvasive Virus, seven deaths also were related to the virus.

West Nile first was testified in the United States in 1999, Moffat County has been largely unaffected, with few cases overall, the first of which was not discovered until 2003. Data collected at the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment revealed the majority of cases impacted the Front Range, including Larimer, Broomfield, Weld, Adams, Boulder, Arapahoe and Denver counties.

Jan Stapleton the deputy director of communications for CDPHE stated that, “Part of this is because of greater population in these areas” She further said that, “The smaller occurrence of West Nile in Northwest Colorado does not mean the region is any more protected from the disease, for humans or animals. West Nile has not gone away, it’s still a risk for everyone throughout Colorado”.

The disease considered rare, but if bitten by a mosquito, a person experiencing high fever, severe headache and stiff neck should seek advice from a health care professional otherwise serious trouble could expected.

A “Four D’s” model of precautions is given below. If these precaution would take the chance of the diseases could be minimized.

Dress in that covers your entire body, wear long sleeves and pants where mosquitoes are active, dawn and dusk.
Drain standing water around your place because mosquitoes usually lay their eggs in stagnant water. Also inside your house drain the water from pots, tubs etc.
Dusk and dawn – when mosquitoes that carry the virus are most active, so limit outdoor activities or take precautions to prevent mosquito bites.
DEET is an effective ingredient to look for in insect repellents. Follow the instructions on label of it.

According to the study of Colorado State University Extension, the blood-sucking parasites often are encountered in “brushy areas along the edges of fields and woodlands or commonly traveled paths through grassy areas and shrub lands,” meaning frequent tick checks for campers are sensible.

Filed Under: Health

Apple vs Google: Who’s The Winner?

May 24, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

Recent report by Millward Brown showed that Google has already overtaken the world’s most valuable brand Apple in the top 100 most valuable global ranking of the year 2014 with a total worth of $158.8 billion, which is considered as 40% increment than last year.

google-vs-apple

With a decline rate of 20%, the most famous brand, Apple slipped to 2nd spot, with $148 billion. Although, it is still a top performing brand, there is a perception of growing that they are not redefining any new technology for their consumers, reflected by a lack of dramatic launches of new product. In the race of the world’s leading B2B brand, IBM maintained their position to 3rd spot with a brand worth of $108 billion.

Google is being more and more innovative every day, last year with the successive launch of Google glass and investments in artificial intelligence and partnerships with several other brands to embed the Android Operating System in other goods such as cars etc. All these types of activities shows us a great signal as to what Google is trying to obtain, is it a co-incidence or a good luck or a pre-planned capture of the market by big G?

Filed Under: Tech & Science

In Thailand Military Carries out Coup

May 24, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

On Thursday, after long political gridlock, protests and deadly fierceness, Thailand’s military scrapped the constitution and seized power in a coup. In eight years, this was the second coup of Thailand and since 1932 it’s the 12th.

Majority Thailand has been calm, with little if any military presence seen on the streets of the capital. Troops discrete demonstrators on Friday evening, detaining at least two people.

On Saturday, the demonstrators vowed to march to a nearby army base, but soldiers with riot shields prevented them. They later began walking to Victory Monument, a major city landmark about 9 kilometers away. Rows of soldiers and police were lined up on a road near the monument to stop the protesters.

Life in Bangkok was normal despite of a curfew that last for 7hours. TV and inflammatory postings on Social media were also restricted.

Several nations have condemned the coup. The United States, Thailand’s key ally, suspended $3.5 million in military aid on Friday, and State Department spokeswoman Marie Harf said Washington was reviewing a further $7 million in direct U.S. assistance. British Foreign Secretary William Hague said “Country looked to Thai authorities to set out a quick clear timetable for elections to help re-establish the democratic framework of governance”.

U.N. High Commissioner for Human Rights Navi Pillay advised Thailand to “ensure respect for human rights and a prompt restoration of the rule of law in the country.”

Street protests started in November against then-Prime Minister Yingluck, and she dissolved the lower house of Parliament in a failed bid to ease the crisis. A court ousted her for nepotism this month but left the ruling party in place. Anti-government protesters wanted to install an unelected prime minister to make unspecified reforms they said would root out corruption and remove the Shinawatra family’s extensive influence from politics.

In first declaring martial law on Tuesday, the army said it needed to restore order. Last week, grenades fired at an anti-government protest site in Bangkok left three people dead and more than 20 injured. At least 28 people have died in protest-related violence since November.

Prayuth assumed the role of mediator by summoning key political rivals for their first face-to-face talks since the political turmoil escalated six months ago. Meetings on Wednesday and Thursday among bitter enemies failed to break the deadlock before Prayuth announced the coup.

Filed Under: Headlines

Qiagen Earns U.S. Approval

May 24, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

On Friday U.S. health regulators approved Qiagen NV’s gene-testing kit to identify those colorectal cancer patients most likely to benefit from Amgen Inc’s drug, Vectibix.

Not only this the Food and Drug Administration also expanded the approval of Vectibix to allow its use as an initial, treatment for colon cancer in combination with the widely used FOLFOX chemotherapy regimen.

This approval is third U.S. approval for a Qiagen companion diagnostic for use in blend with a specific drug.

Gene-testing and extension approval, could floor the way for increased use of Vectibix, which has been largely a dissatisfaction for Amgen.

It means the drug can be used earlier in the disease and would be accompanied by diagnostic to help doctors locate patients that would best respond to the medicine.

Last year 33% of total sales were from the U.S only. Amgen had $126 M sales from U.S market and in the same year the total sales was $389 M.

QIAGEN N.V. is a Netherlands-based holding company, is the leading global provider of Sample & Assay Technologies that are used to transform biological materials into valuable molecular information. Sample technologies are used to isolate and process DNA, RNA and proteins from biological samples such as blood or tissue.

Filed Under: Headlines, Health

Moto E Review

May 24, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

After a long wait, Motorola has finally launched its new device MOTO E offering a sharp display coupled with the most upgraded operating system simultaneously. A powerful processor and dual SIM combination of this device delivers a robust performance right through. Besides all, the decent budget smart phone fits for everyone out there.

Design and Appearance

The body of the powerful device is built with a slight curve at the cornering that fits easily on the palm of your hand. The cushy design and comparatively light weight of the MOTO E is great to text and browse for long time.

moto-e

Display and Glass Features

The device has a compact 4.3 inch display with a 540 x 960 HD resolution offering a pixel density of 256 ppi, ensuring the sharpness on the decent sized screen. The depth of every photos and videos are quite exceptional and crystal clear. The Corning Gorilla Glass 3 is provided with the device to protect the display and a splash guard to assure water resistance in it. An anti-smudge layer is also provided on the big sized for a rough and tough performance in everyday use.

Powerfully Performing Processor

The newly launched device runs on a 1.2 GHZ dual core Qualcomm Snapdragon processor and is backed with a 1 GB RAM that ensures a powerful performance and a smooth multitasking with different apps and games. A 302 400 MHz single core graphics card has also added to the device to cater an astonishing gaming experience right through. It runs on a latest Android KitKat 4.4 operating system which is the updated and popular OS till date by the Google Android. It comes with an easy access over Google play that offers you to download wide range of application for audio, video and games.

Advantageous Camera

The MOTO E comes with an impressive 5 Mega pixel primary camera that offers you to capture your best moments easily with a single tap anywhere in the screen. You can also click panorama images too from the camera options. The video recording is absolutely stunning with a 720p at 30 fps. You can shoot anywhere and use the automatic flashlight to get a perfect illumination on the object.

Long lasting Battery Life

This device is powered by a 1980 mAh Li-Ion Battery that backs your device up to 24 hours of performance with media usage. Go anywhere and use your device to browse through internet and play games. You do not need to think about the battery life for a one night journey without your charge. Though, the charging is quite easy with both socket charger and USB cable to charge from CPU or Laptop.

Overall, the MOTO E is a budget phone for the new the generation individuals. The device offers you to transfer data and stuff from your old device. Browsing is faster with 3G and Wi-fi connectivity operation. Data transferring of media is quite convenient via Bluetooth 4.0 offering fast processing. The phone comes with fully packed features and it s also very economical.

Filed Under: Tech & Science, Uncategorized

iPad Air : 5 Best Games Of The Year

May 23, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

Fast processor and HD graphics made iPad Air a great device for playing games, here is list of top iPad Air games.

Pinball Arcade
This re-creation of classic pinball machines is not only visually impressive, but every sound and feature of the tables has been re­created perfectly. Input is intuitive, while smart camera angles hone in on the action, so you’ll never miss a trick. The dev claims more tables are on the way, and since all this is bundled in for free it’s clear this is a work of passion.

Price: $0.99 Developer: FarSight Studios

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Cordy Sky
The original Cordy was a polished platformer with a charming art style. This free sequel retains all the same ingredients but applies them brilliantly to the vertical jumper template. The mission takes the form of a 5,000m climb, divided into five 1,000m worlds, each one distinct but all loaded with a silly number of bumpers and things that rocket Cordy skyward.

Price: Free Developer: SilverTree Media LLC

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Greed Corp HD
The aim is to build resources and capture enemy troops. Featuring a quirky soundtrack and distinctive visuals, Greed Corp benefits from a strong multiplayer and a lengthy little campaign. It’s just a pity that its learning level is so high.

Price: £1.49/$1.99 Developer: Invictus-Games Ltd

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Outwitters
A polished and well-crafted app, Outwitters is a fast and addictive turn-based strategy game similar to Hero Academy. Played across a tiled map, the aim is to destroy your opponent’s base before they level yours. Moves and attacks are made by spending Wits, and strategy comes from deciding on to expend them on growing you army, protecting your base or waging war.

Price: Free Developer: One Man Left Studios LLC

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There are many other top games for iPad Air, these are just the top 5 based on selections. Share your view and advices.

Filed Under: Tech & Science

iMac 2014 And Its Incredible Features

May 23, 2014 By Cristopher Hall Leave a Comment

If there is anything that has tranced Mac lovers all across the globe, it’s the new iMac 2014. Apple is a brand well-known for manufacturing computers that grow slimmer each year and deliver an increasingly better performance with every new release. Apple’s latest, the iMac 2014 is no exception. Merely 5 mm at sides, this marvel from Apple sports an ultra-sleek body which beautifully curves backwards adding elegance to its super-thin design. A state-of-the-art piece in its absolute sense, iMac 2014 is a one-stop-shop for all your desktop needs. What is more, this version of iMac is lighter by a stunning nine and half pounds than it’s previous releases, which makes it evermore convenient to carry the 21-pounder wherever you go.

Still not satisfied? Well, the 27-inch display rarely found in other notebooks is sure to sweep you over. The anti-glare feature reduces the original reflectance by 25% making it friendly even for sensitive eyes. Amazing touchscreen features simply make this iMac stand apart. This PC comes with a Magic Mouse from Apple’s very own range of products and a cordless keyboard.

Apple-iMac-2014

Equipped with an FD (Fusion Drive) that performs like a flash disk and has the storage capacity of a hard drive, iMac 2014 makes managing large chunks of data a cakewalk. Optimal read-and-write capabilities of the Fusion Drive enable uber-fast transfer, access and organization of your files. The FD, considered as one of the best and cheapest alternatives to expensive SSDs, not only renders the same functioning at same speed, but also features almost equal storage capacity. A perfect intermix of hardware and software, the FD comes with a variety of utilities that convert your iMac into a real power-PC.

This release from Apple has been approved by the EPEAT and is an Energy-Star-qualified product. Not only does it save electricity, but also brings down your energy bills enabling you more savings.

The iMac 2014 has redefined computing and is bound to become a favorite of the enlightened mac user.

Filed Under: Tech & Science

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