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EPA Fuel Economy (MPG)

  • City: 27
  • Highway: 38

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Safety Rating

  • Overall Safety:****
  • Frontal Crash:****
  • Side Crash:****

Consumer Reviews Summary

Overall Rating:

15 of 15 (100%) customers said they would recommend this vehicle to a friend.

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2014 Hyundai Accent Overview

  • Available in four-door (sedan) and five-door (hatchback) varieties
  • Affordable pricing, starting at under $15,000
  • 38 mpg on the highway
The 2014 Hyundai Accent is the most affordable car in Hyundai’s lineup of cars and SUVs, starting at just under $15,000 while still offering a bevy of standard features and good fuel economy as well.

The Accent was redesigned in 2012 which gave it the exterior styling seen now, but returns for 2014 with a few added interior touches and some exterior flourishes on higher trim levels. Inside, a sliding sun visor, a small blind-spot mirror on the driver’s side, and one-touch turn signals (flashes the indicator light three times) are standard.

Like several of its competitors including the Ford Fiesta and Kia Rio, the Accent is available in two forms: four-door sedan, or a five-door hatchback which offers some extra cargo room, a welcome addition on a car with such a small footprint.

Under the hood, there is only one engine option an efficient, 138-horsepower, 1.6-liter four-cylinder with direct injection which improves efficiency and performance. A six-speed manual transmission is standard, while a six-speed automatic is optional. Both transmissions return identical fuel economy, 27/38 mpg city/highway. Like most Hyundai models, an Active Eco mode is installed which when activated alters the engine/throttle response to emphasize efficiency.

Though Hyundai classified the Accent as a subcompact, it recognizes that owners of small cars still want plenty of usable interior space and they have worked hard to design the Accent to that even though the wheelbase is small there is still plenty of room for passengers and cargo. There is so much interior room in fact, that the EPA considers the Accent to be a compact car rather than a subcompact like its price and competitors would suggest. The sedan offers 13.7 cubic feet of cargo space, which expands to 21.2 cubic feet if you opt for the hatchback.

Hyundai also is known for outfitting its whole lineup with plenty of standard features and the Accent is no exception, offering 60/40 split-folding rear seats, auxiliary audio input, iPod connectivity, air conditioning, and power windows and locks on all trim levels. Higher trim levels can be outfitted with optional features like Bluetooth connectivity, steering wheel cruise and audio controls, and a power sunroof.

Safety features include electronic stability and traction control, active front heard restraints, six airbags, and antilock brakes. The 2014 Accent received four overall stars from the NHTSA for its performance in crash testing.

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Approx.0.97" x 1.88" x 3.25"

Imaging Sensor

Imaging Sensor
1/2.3" (7.77mm) back-illuminated Exmor R CMOS Sensor
BIONZ X image processor
Gross Pixels
Effective Pixels
Color Filter System
RGB primary color filters
Image Stabilization
SteadyShot image stabilization w/ Active mode
Image Resolution
Approx.13,500K pixels(16:9)

Lens Type
Carl Zeiss Tessar Lens
Focal Range
(35mm equivalent) : f=17.1mm f= 11/16 inch, f=21.8mm f=7/8inch
Recording Angle
170 degree (without SteadyShot), 120 degree (with SteadyShot)

Exposure System

Metering System
Exposure Settings
White Balance
Minimum Illumination
6 lux

Drive System

Shutter Speeds
Auto Control Range: 1/30 - 1/10,000 (30fps)
Scene Modes
About 5 times/10 times

Recording System

Media Type
Memory Stick Micro and Micro SD/SDHC compatible

Control with Smartphone
Yes (IEEE 802.11b/g/n(2.4GHz band))

Yes (In use with Waterproof Case (SPK-AS2))
Yes (In use with Waterproof Case (SPK-AS2))
Yes (In use with Waterproof Case (SPK-AS2))
Advanced image stabilization

New splash-proof body with tripod mount

View and control via smartphone or optional Live View Remote

Shoot 13.5MP stills and XAVC S 60p video

Plot location and display telemetry with built-in GPS

Exmor R CMOS sensor for superb low light shots

Ultra-wide 170 degree pro-quality Carl Zeiss Vario-Tessar lens

Package Contents
HDR-AS100V/W POV Action Cam
Rechargeable Battery Pack(NP-BX1)
Micro USB Cable (1)
"Operating Guide"(1)
Waterproof Case (SPK-AS2)(1)
Adhesive Mount (VCT-AM1)(1)
Tripod Adapter (1)

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  • Anonymous
  • 11/10/2014 11:24:35 AM
  • Tech Level: Somewhat High
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5 out of 5 eggsOutstanding action cam for the money.

This review is from: Sony HDR-AS100V/W White 13.5MP POV Action Cam

Pros: SteadyShot feature really smooths out potholes and bumps.
Pro mode (50 Mbps) video quality is very crisp.
GPS function works well.
Sony PlayMemories software is straightforward.
Easy to adjust settings on the fly.
Camera is compact and streamlined.
Wifi direct function eliminates the need to buy the more expensive AS100R/W model with the wrist remote.

Cons: Somewhat expensive compared to most action cams.
Battery life on Pro mode is at most two hours.

Other Thoughts: I upgraded to the AS100V from a Contour Roam2, which was a decent action cam, but it didn't have a lot of useful features, and it wasn't good at capturing license plates. Primarily, I mount an action cam on my helmet while cycling so that I can capture incidents with aggressive motorists. The Sony paid for itself already because two weeks ago I was clipped by a texting driver as she tried squeezing past me through an intersection. The cops promptly ticketed her after seeing the video and her plate clearly in view, and now she has a $200 fine and five points on her license (NY state).

If you want to take advantage of the Pro mode, you need a micro SDXC card that is rated for 50 Mbps. Otherwise, you'll be draining battery life for a feature you can't use. Also, if you have a smartphone (which is almost everyone), there is no need to buy the AS100R/W version with the wrist remote unless you're a professional photographer and controlling multiple cameras. The wifi direct function doesn't lag and works very well.

The Pro mode video quality is better than the GoPro Hero 3 Black Edition's 4k (which can only run at 15 fps), and when I made my purchase the GoPro was more expensive. Plus, this Sony is compact and streamlined unlike the bulkiness that all GoPros have, so the decision wasn't difficult. The Sony does cost more than most action cams, but I think it's worth the price given all the useful features it contains. Overall, I highly recommend the AS100V.

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Coby 1.44" Black 4GB MP3 / MP4 Player MP601

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Simple, solid, rugged -- this player is built to just work. Comfortable to hold with easy to use buttons, it's ready to play all day. And not just music, either. Oh no, this player may be a workhorse but that doesn't mean it's boring. It'll play video and show off your photos, too. And if that's not enough to keep you entertained, the built-in FM radio lets you keep up with the latest tunes, news, sports, and more!

  • newegg 1.4” Color LCD Display A 1.4” color LCD display puts your media in the best light. From cover art, to movies, to photos, your media will always look its best.
  • newegg Data Storage with USB 2.0 Take your files with you wherever you go. A standard USB 2.0 connection lets you easily copy files without the need to install extra software.
  • newegg Multimedia Powerhouse to Play Music/Video/Photos and Text With support for video playback and photos, you really don't have an excuse to be bored ever again. Simply use the included Coby Media Manager software to sync your media to the player, and put that color screen to work! And, play a tune for every occasion. With your Coby player, there's no reason why it shouldn't be playing. You'll always have the right tune at the right time.
  • newegg Integrated FM Radio Your player lets you keep up-to-date with all of the latest tunes, news, weather, and traffic that your local FM stations have to offer.
  • newegg Built-in Rechargeable Battery The built-in rechargeable battery lets you keep the music going, and going. All without the need to buy more batteries, saving the planet and your wallet at the same time.
  • newegg Coby Media Manager Software Included Introduce your Coby player to its new best friend. The included Coby Media Manager software lets you organize your media, create playlists, and sync it all to your player effortlessly. When it comes to video, Coby Media Manager makes things dead simple. It already knows which video types your player supports so that you don't have to. Best of all, Coby Media Manager will keep your player up-to-date with the latest software upgrades from Coby Electronics!

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MP3 / MP4 Player

Memory Type
Flash Memory
Memory Capacity

Display Size
Display Type
Display Resolution
128 x 128

Support Formats

Audio Formats
Video Formats
Images Formats
Other Formats

Data Transfer

Connection Type

Headphones Jack
3.5 mm Stereo Jack

Battery Type
Built-in Rechargeable lithium polymer Battery
Battery Capacity
340 mAh
Battery Life(Audio Playback)
12 hours

Tuner Bands

Extra Features

Additional Features
ID3 and LRC support for song and lyric information display

Manufacturer Warranty

1 year limited
1 year limited

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  • John W.
  • 6/27/2014 10:16:49 PM
  • Tech Level: High
  • Ownership: more than 1 year
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5 out of 5 eggsGreat little player

Pros: This player has been going strong for me after years of constant use. It has excellent battery life and simple controls.

Cons: The headphones that came with it were not very comfortable, but just plug in your favorite pair of headphones and you are good to go.

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  • Brandon S.
  • 5/6/2013 2:14:12 PM
  • Tech Level: Average
  • Ownership: 1 day to 1 week
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4 out of 5 eggsGood MP3 player / Bad Software

Pros: Mp3 is sleek looking, half-decent brand, good storage.

Clunky software mentioned in cons section is very easily bypassed (Just drag and drop albums directly to the mp3 player's directory, like a you would a thumbdrive.)

Cons: Software application that comes with (the install is on the player itself) is ridiculously counter-intutive and, moreover, clunky. Clunky is the only word I can conceive for it. You can either send it sweeping for audio files on your system where it grabs things like audio files for games and creates duplicates of files it's already swept OR add files, painstakingly, one at a time. There's no clicking a folder and having it add the entire contents, because the "find" feature can only target media files, not folders. Was going to rate a 2 before I realized I was being a moron, and should just try dropping the files directly onto it. The program will recognize files added in this fashion as synced, making for no problems.

Other Thoughts: Clunky software is not the vendors fault, and this review should not reflect on them negatively.

No soulsucking use agreements, fairly user-friendly once you know how to slam it against the counter properly, all-in-all, slam dunk for the money.

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  • Paul D.
  • 3/16/2013 2:25:00 PM
  • Tech Level: Somewhat High
  • Ownership: 1 week to 1 month
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1 out of 5 eggs100% Junk, not worth anything

Pros: It worked for awhile
Simple controls

Cons: Wow, newegg should NOT be selling this sort of merchandise. I knew right when I got the package open that I'd made a mistake buying this player. It was well below even my lowest expectations.

If you do buy one, be ready for a few things:
1) Disappointment
2) Terrible build quality. Really.
3) Blah sound, with No Volume Control at all.
4) Returning the unit for another c r a p p y replacement, cuz your money is gone.
5) Writing a c r a p p y review.

After working in very average capacity for all of about 2 hrs total, this unit just died. Should have known, it weighs almost nothing, it's like an empty shell of cheap plastic. The display looks like it was designed in 1974. The controls, while simple & straightforward, are old fashioned & archaic.

Coby, never again will you rook me on anything. If someone wanted to give me this unit out on the street for nothing, I would say No Way.

Other Thoughts: Don't even think of buying this.

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  • zachariah s.
  • 7/23/2012 2:42:27 AM
  • Tech Level: Average
  • Ownership: 1 month to 1 year
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4 out of 5 eggs

Pros: Small, easy to use device. Has a good amount of storage, and rechargeable battery.

Cons: FM radio is more of a feature than a functioning option.

Other Thoughts: You can ask more for the price of this thing, its easily the best little mp3 player I've ever had. I sweet allot when working out, and this thing has yet to die on me. The only thing that drives me nuts about this thing is that if you can use the radio and move around to much.

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  • Ronald R.
  • 6/2/2012 9:45:52 AM
  • Tech Level: Somewhat High
  • Ownership: 1 day to 1 week

1 out of 5 eggsJunk

Pros: Cheap.

Cons: Died within like 3 days of use. Piece of junk, Coby used to have good products.

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  • Tom P.
  • 5/31/2012 8:21:00 AM
  • Tech Level: High
  • Ownership: 1 day to 1 week
  • Verified Owner

1 out of 5 eggsCoby = Junk

Pros: Great Price, and Fast shipping with Newegg

Cons: Screen was dead out of the box.
Not worth shipping back for new junk.

Other Thoughts: It has been 20 years since I have last purchased a Coby product. Do not laugh, but the last product I purchased was a portable cassette player. That product would play the tapes too fast, and when the batteries started to wear down it would play the tape too slow. 20 years later I thought I would give them another shot considering the cost, and wow! Same junk they were all those years ago.

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  • Deborah P.
  • 2/15/2012 5:37:05 AM
  • Tech Level: Somewhat High
  • Ownership: 1 day to 1 week
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1 out of 5 eggsYou get what you pay for

Pros: cheap

Cons: cheap

Other Thoughts: The audio quality is terrible, and the unit feels generally cheaply made.

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  • Brian J.
  • 1/12/2012 10:10:27 AM
  • Tech Level: Average
  • Ownership: 1 week to 1 month
  • Verified Owner

3 out of 5 eggs

Pros: Good sale price, small enough to fit into small jean pocket, seemingly sturdy as I've dropped it twice without it breaking/bugging.

Cons: Slow to respond, small low resolution screen, bad seals, unable to edit or add playlists for some reason.

Other Thoughts: Although I didn't expect much I was still happy with what I payed for. Bought on sale to replace my busted, dead zen. Kind of a big step down but is getting me through the work days. Probably the biggest thing I dislike about this is that dust has managed to get between the screen and the case so I always see it but cant clean it without breaking it apart.

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  • maurice t.
  • 11/27/2011 8:20:39 AM
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  • Ownership: 1 day to 1 week
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4 out of 5 eggsNice item

Pros: Inexpensive, small & lightweight (GREAT FOR THE GYM)

Cons: Alittle slow when updating

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  • Diego P.
  • 10/1/2011 12:23:28 PM
  • Tech Level: High
  • Ownership: 1 week to 1 month
  • Verified Owner

4 out of 5 eggsGreat player for the price

Pros: Compact
Adequate sound quality

Cons: Buttons are not as responsive as I would've liked
Menu is not intuitive
Audio port is at the bottom of the player

Other Thoughts: I use it to workout and it's perfect for its job. Would not use it as my only mp3 player. Have not tried video, but with such a small screen, it's not worth it IMO.

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OK, after 2 years, I redid this song to a non-midi version of Billy Joel's We didn't Start the Fire (owned by Billy Joel, not me, so please don't sue me).

So! In collaboration with the magical Faltaviva, this song will soon be coming out as a flash as well; so just in case if anybody wanted to download the song, well, here ya go!

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Rated 5 / 5 stars

This song tells that the PlayStation is better.

You did it, Francine Louise.
Why did you don't mention RTX Red Rock, , Vampire Night, WWE SmackDown vs Raw, Rogue Galaxy, and other PS titles!
I saw the vid and the music is great!

Rated 5 / 5 stars

All my fav games were named and I love Japan. thank you japan for everything.

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Great song

This is a very well done song it must taken forever to think of all of these game titles to put into this song. This is also the first audio that I have placed into my favorite audio submissions. I like this one better then original just because it has some more stuff in it to make it better and funnier. I thought both of them were the same the first time I had listened to them a while back and that now when I listened to them again the older one seems to be redone and the end changed but I might be thinking of the movie. Keep up the good work and I can't wait for the next legend of zelda to come out.

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Dragon Doubled? That must mean DOUBLE DRAGON! Join Ace and Chet on their quest to slay not one, but two DRAGONS! AWESOME!

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A: Each and every one of those was a Christmas special! We thought it would be odd to upload them to NG in May! You can check them out at if you are still in the holiday spirit!

"Awesome Video Games" is a brand new series from FFSTV. Ace and Chet are a throwback to late 80's/early 90's videogame television. The days where videogame tips were hardly anything but speculation and instructions from the booklet.

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awesome video games

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pretty good

you continue to impress me with newer, funner ways to play games totally wrong, i would like to see one on the original Metal Gear next

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I know for a fact that game is bad ass, but come on!

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the first ones kinda sucked...
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Angry Video Game Nerd > You

Good Issues:
Guy were happy, maybe a little too happy.
The camera angles where all right.
It kept my attention which that is a first. (I do not have ADD, by the way).
Humor was alright.

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You guys need a better camera. Honestly, I see semi blur every time I am watching your guys video.

Double Dragon is an ok video game.

BTW, I do not mind your style. You guys just seem to "HAPPY." Which there's nothing wrong with that.

I still think the Angry Video Game Nerd does a better job entertaining me than you guys.

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this i like a different version of 'Awesome Animation' but equally as good.The movie wrapped up the game in about mintues and made me luagh all the way through thanks for the movie and bring the rest on

Rated 5 / 5 stars

i thought it was really good! made me laugh... i played mgs4 like 20 times and allways thought... "why the fuck did snake have to crawl through the microwave" .. it was ghey that he only did it to stop those gay robot things!.. thought it was great! i just pretended that it wasn't an "awesome" rip off lol !

Rated 4.5 / 5 stars

Amazing! But..

That was pretty darn funny. But, it had a few errors. The jokes could have been a little faster. Also, If you hit the 4 in Metal Gear Solid 4 before the video finishes loading, it will just play the video from the spot the video loaded up to. And I could ony find 1 easter egg. Still, that was pretty darn good. This has alot of potential. A little more work, and you could rival Egoraptor himself! 9/10!

Rated 4 / 5 stars

again the copycats cant copy

it was funny at sometimes, yet you LIKE ALMOST EVERY OTHER PERSON TRYING TO STEAL THIS ( people who just copy awesome and aknowledge that theyre doing so not included) still dont have a lot of his style down. like the fact that you slowly pronounce every word, unlike eoraptor, who does it quick and easy, i admit, you did have funny parts in there, the easter egg was the funniest, THAT was a perfect copy of what hed do.

Rated 5 / 5 stars

Awesome man, could have been funnier, but it still had that awesome quality along with smooth over-exaggerated animation and good voice acting


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*update. Version2.0 now up, this time it has a menu with some additional information to give some sense to the animation

Heres my newest but unfortunately not my most original piece of work submission to Newgrounds after a long time hiatus due to my job and life.

Just a note that this animation is inspired/base off from another animation called "kansuto2.swf" if you guys saw it, I'm doing a tribute animation to it.

The purpose of this flash is to work out on my effect and motion tweening skills. In the future I hope to submit more original content and not works being inspired and base off someone else's.

Rated 5 / 5 stars

I definately enjoyed this.

Im not necessarily a pokemon fan, and was hesitant to watch this at first because im tired of seeing crap pokemon sprite movies, but this is definitely a work of art and I was impressed. 10 out of 10. The music could of been better, but despite that it was a great animation.

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Rated 5 / 5 stars

I liked it alot. Good animation man.

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Great work of art

This was great...what programs did u use for this???

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Rated 5 / 5 stars

That was top notch.

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Rated 5 / 5 stars

Freakin' epic!

the animation was slick, the art style was fun and from a nerdier stand point you stayed true to each pokemon's type and move sets! I loved the littler health bars dropping! Cool animation definitely deserved Daily Feature honors.

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you can browse between Universes in the preloader menu by clicking the "Next Uni" button

WARNING: this flash is nothing awesome or epic! so dont expect much..but i guess this enough to sadisfite DBM fans who really wants to watch the manga animated.

also! i might only continue this if i got enough support. you likes or positive know the drill...

so..tell me what you think about this. im open for every critic. negative and positive .but please i want a real ciritc. wich point out what i did wrong. and not like only saying it sucks without any point.

anyway thats it for now.
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Rated 5 / 5 stars

brings back memorys :'D

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this is epic!!!!!!!!!

Rated 5 / 5 stars

Good job with the second one :D

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I don't have a problem with no voices. bad voice acting can destroy a great piece of work. I like it as is.

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well. everyone else did had a problem with the lack of voices

Rated 4 / 5 stars

Honestly, same thing that the guy below me said. You need a lot of voices though. I'd be glad to help you out with that.

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Bounce orbox from block to block to get to the exit or complete other missions. Excellent puzzle game when you want some mind challenge! Move in 4 directions. What's the catch? Orbox will keep move untill it hits the wall. Sounds simple? It starts simple but every level will be more difficult and intresting!
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Rated 5 / 5 stars

it's a trap! once you get started you can't stop. i like games like this one because it's not too easy and you really have to think about it while playing

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Yes exactly! I think the game even train some brain abilities =)

Rated 5 / 5 stars

graphics, pleasant music, good animation, not easy levels (especially 21 puzzle, I killed the half day at the passage of this level *lol*).
Total: Ohmygosh, it's epic! 10 out of 10! :)

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Rated 5 / 5 stars

Haha, nice. Took me forever to solve level 21. The level is really a mind blowing. I thought there isn't any way to solve it but I figured it finally on my own. I must be really smart in puzzles! Jk...but partly true.

Anyway, great game. This is really a challenge.

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I m really confused that 21 level is so hard for people!
Glad you not hated me for that ^_^

Rated 5 / 5 stars

Very relaxing yet original game here!
5 stars! great music!
let's be friends please =)

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start play 15pm stuck on 21, watch the time 18:30..... gimme back my lifetime pls. GG RE face u
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This film features my oldest character, synj, in an INTRO TO AN UPCOMING SERIES (stop bugging me about the story already, it's an intro haha). He was originally created about 9 years ago and I haven't really drawn him much since. I dunno why. So, I figured I should really invite him back with a bang!

Running time is about a minute. Enjoy!

I began episode 1 for this last night. ETA is expected a week or two away at best. Alot of work is going into that one :)

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I love this!

you are a great flash author, VERY GOOD!!!

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I love this guys work and i may be a little more towards the fan boy touting side, but gosh darnit, this guy just rocks at what he does! He just knows what the hell he's doing and seems to put every piece of knolwedge about what he does into all his work. Wow....i am a fanboy!

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Sweet I loved it!

This film is so good it doesnt need to make sense! The graphics rocked and the music was great for this flash. I still cant get enough of synj's powers there amazing! I think ive realized whats best abaout synj, hes so cute looking you would never gues by just looking at him how much havoc and blood fests he does lol. Great job making this film man!

Rated 5 / 5 stars

It doesnt need to make sense!!! it kicks ass and so does synj i love him and im gonna marry him....

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Volunteers are needed to cheer on and assist cyclists who will stop at UNH on Saturday, July 21, for the second overnight stay of the 10th annual three-day Tri-State Trek to raise awareness of amyotrophic lateral sclerosis (ALS) or Lou Gehrig’s disease.

The 10th annual Tri-State Trek starts in Newton, Mass., on Friday, July 20. Cyclists will ride a total of 270 miles through 52 communities and finish on Sunday, July 22, in Greenwich, Conn. The cyclists are raising money and awareness for research into an effective treatment for ALS.

The riders are expected to arrive at UNH between noon and 4 p.m. on July 21. Students and residents are invited to come out to show their support by cheering on the riders as they come through town. “More cowbell!” the trek’s cheer since 2006 -- lets observers know that they don’t need to ride a bike to be a part of the effort. Cowbells have been used in cycling since the early 1900s, when Europeans would cheer on riders racing through the Pyrenees or up the Italian Alps.

Local volunteers can register to help with anything from setting up camp to serving food for the riders, who will spend the night in UNH residence halls.

Funds raised through the Tri-State Trek will support research at the ALS Therapy Development Institute in Cambridge, Mass. The institute is the world’s largest ALS research center.

For information on riding or volunteering, or to learn where to cheer along the route, visit the trek online at

The Trek began in 2003, when 16 cyclists pedaled from Boston to New York and raised about $30k for ALS research. The event has since grown to 260 riders, raising more than $2.64 million.

ALS is a progressive neurodegenerative disease that leads to paralysis due to the death of motor neurons in the spinal cord and brain. There is no known cause and no effective treatment for the disease. The average patient survives only two to five years following diagnosis.

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Within hours of inviting you to peek at Team Obama's financial disclosures Wednesday, we were flooded with responses from readers who dug into the 179 forms to flag interesting tidbits. (Now pat yourselves on the back.)

One unusual finding came from the disclosure of Ken Salazar, secretary of the Interior Department. It shows that he has up to $200,000 in outstanding debt, a sharp contrast to the many millionaires serving in Obama's Cabinet and on his senior staff.

We were alerted to Salazar's disclosure by Jane Johnson, who in her e-mail to us noted, "Poor Ken is saddled with a bunch of student loans."

A call to Salazar's office clarified the matter.

Salazar, 54, has long since paid off his own student loans, so the debt represents loans he co-signed for his daughter's college expenses. The debt is listed at between $80,000 and $200,000, because the disclosures provide ranges, not specific numbers.

Another check of the forms showed that Bill Burton, Obama's deputy press secretary, also is paying back at least $15,000 in student loans from 1996.

It's probably not surprising that Salazar had to take out loans for his daughter's education, since he's been receiving a government paycheck for the last 10 years. He has a ranch and occasionally has had a private law practice, but he's also served two terms as Colorado's attorney general and has been in the U.S. Senate since 2005. Something also tells us he didn't get rich from his days as director of the Colorado Department of Natural Resources.

"Secretary Salazar is really committed to public service," his press secretary, Kendra Barkoff, told us. "He's doing this because he wants to make a difference."

Most of Obama's top staffers from Chicago, meanwhile, are worth a million dollars or more, according to a Chicago Tribune report today.

Obama’s chief of staff, Rahm Emanuel, has benefitted from the revolving door between Washington and Wall Street. After leaving the Clinton administration in 1998 — and before running for Congress in 2001 — Emanuel made more than $16 million as an investment banker. Last year he made at least $168,107 on an investment portfolio worth between $4.5 million and $11 million.

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Despair in the Republican party

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Seriously, the Republicans are sinking fast in the quick sand. The more they thrash about with insane stunts and rhetoric, the faster they are sinking. The past 9 months have me ready to declare myself a Democrat as I can no longer see sanity or any common views in the GOP.

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Would you believe your hand could turn into marble? A study has demonstrated a surprising illusion about the material qualities of our bodies based on multi-sensory perceptual experience.

To induce an illusory perception of the material properties of the hand, a group of neuroscientists asked volunteers to sit with their hands lying on a table in front of them.

They repeatedly hit the participants' right hand gently with a small hammer while replacing the natural sound of the hammer against the skin with the sound of a hammer hitting a piece of marble.

Within minutes, hands started feeling stiffer, heavier, harder, less sensitive and unnatural.

Moreover, when approached by a threatening stimulus (a needle that the experimenter moved near their hands), participants showed an enhanced Galvanic skin response, thus demonstrating increased physiological arousal.

"This novel bodily illusion, the 'Marble-Hand Illusion', demonstrates that the perceived material of our body can quickly be updated through multisensory integration," explained Irene Senna from Bielefeld University in Germany.

What is more, it shows that even impact sounds of non-biological materials - such as marble and metal - can be attributed consistently to the body, as if its core material could indeed be modified, she added.

"This surprising perceptual plasticity might help to explain why tools and prostheses can merge so easily into our body schemas despite being made of non-biological materials," said Senna, who is associated with the Center of Excellence Cognitive Interaction Technology (CITEC).

To perceive our bodies and the world around us, our brains constantly combine information from different senses with prior knowledge retrieved from memory.

However, unlike most bodily properties that frequently change over time (such as posture and position), our body material never changes.

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Jovanka Broz, the widow of communist leader Josip Broz Tito and the first lady of what was once Yugoslavia, died of a heart attack here Sunday, media reported. She was 88.

"With Broz's death, we are left without one of the last most reliable witnesses of our former country's history," BBC quoted Serbian Prime Minister Ivica Dacic as saying in a message of condolence.

Jovanka Broz joined Tito, who fought the Nazi occupation in World War-II, when she was just 17.

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Breathing Ghosts and Dancing with the Devil: Sxip Shirey’s Fractured Sonic Fairy Tales

Molly Sheridan: I first saw you perform in a little bar in Athens, Ohio, and you were playing this amazing piece that has been stuck in my ears ever since. You were telling ghost stories and using the flute and your breath to create almost all of the drama. It was completely bizarre, but you had the audience in this small Southeast Ohio town just enraptured. You’ve come a considerable way since then, but before we get into it, how did you get to that point as a musician?

Sxip Shirey: I think I’m an experimental musician who comes from a rural tradition rather than an urban one.

I grew up listening to lots of folk music—the Beatles and stuff like that, but lots of folk music, basically. I’d say the album that really affected my life was the Resurrection of Blind Joe Death by John Fahey. Fahey was a white guitarist who was taking a lot of finger-style blues traditions and then putting a kind of modern dissonance into the sound, but with really direct melodic statements. I think that influenced me tremendously because from the get go, I’m like, oh, folk music and experimental music are the same thing. So that’s where I was coming from.

When I started composing for the modern dance department at the university I was at, I wanted to find some different sounds. This was pre-Internet, so you couldn’t go on websites to find out about cool things—you had Option magazine, and it was so exciting to read it. It would have tape reviews. Roger Miller, who had been in this post-punk band called Mission of Burma, put out an album called Maximum Electric Piano. He had an electric piano, and he was preparing the bottom half and getting this kind of industrial rhythm, looping it, and then playing these beautiful songs and piano passages over it. And in the exact same issue was Diamanda Galás, and that was huge: discovering both those artists really influenced me.

But I’ve been to Romania and played music with gypsies; I’ve been in Appalachia, played music with people in the Piedmont area. I have a saying for myself, which is that all good music or all good art is born out of necessity. The first person who put a butter knife up on a guitar and made a sliding sound—that’s an experimental music moment. That comes out of a tradition where they would put a piece of wire on a barn door and play it with a bolt or something and mimic the human voice. The guy who discovered that people dance most in the funk breaks at parties and got two identical albums and created break beat, essentially—that’s an experimental music moment. So I’m interested in the moment where folk music and experimental music become the same thing. I’m interested in that moment when someone needs to make music and make a sound for a very root reason, for the same reason that most people on the planet need to make music, which isn’t for intellectual reasons: It’s “I need to make a song so I kill a possum, skin its hide, put it around a hoop, and I make my own banjo,” you know. That’s what’s always interested me. But I do live in cities, so of course that informs my music. Often I work with human beat boxers. That’s an urban folk tradition and that’s, for whatever reason, the way I’ve always accessed this stuff.

MS: How does that sense of rural experimentalism separate you from what you’ve experienced of an urban one?

SS: What is experimental music? You know, if I play “Mary Had A Little Lamb” on tuned sides of roast beef, is that experimental music? It’s “Mary Had A Little Lamb.” Maybe that’s not an experimental piece of music, but the process—is it experimental? Let’s say I take some 12-tone music and I play 12-tone music on tuned sides of roast beef. Is that experimental? Well, 12-tone music isn’t new, so all right, no. Alright, so if I got the music of a new music composer, someone who just wrote something—see, this is a problem. At what point does it become new? Is it new because I’m playing “Mary Had A Little Lamb” on sides of roast beef, which is sort of the kind of musician I am? I use very, sometimes very obvious romantic melodies on odd things. Okay, this makes no sense whatsoever…but I’m trying to get at something right here, like what the hell is new music? Like what does that mean?

For me, anyway, you can take something fairly traditional sounding and put it in a new context, played on something you wouldn’t expect to hear, and that opens up my brain and makes it exciting. But I’m also excited to hear the Carpenters. And there isn’t much of a difference for me, seriously, when I listen to the Carpenters or if I hear something newer and odder. There’s kind of an odd equal value in my brain. Like I sit and run stuff through the pitch shifters and tweak tones and then go and play gypsy music with my band, and it’s all kind of in the same realm.

Alright, so that doesn’t answer the question. I think that everyone’s environment affects their music, and I think, without thinking about it, I’m using footprints from my childhood. Like when I picked up pennywhistles, this was a pleasing and an interesting sound to me. This was a sound that I could communicate things with. But what I realized is, it was the crickets and the peeper toads that I heard all through childhood. And somehow that’s in my hands, that’s in my ears, and so that’s what I’m saying from a rural experience. If you grow up in an urban setting with cars and giant boxes that you live in, and walking on concrete and that hum of the city, that’s going to be your sonic footprint. If you grow up in the country with the sounds of birds and the wind and gutting chickens, that’s going to affect your music.

When I was in school, we took a field trip and we went to the city swimming pool. For some reason the pool was closed, so we had a picnic outside the swimming pool at these little picnic benches. And this bum came by. I don’t think any teachers now would let their kids talk to a bum, but she didn’t care. And I remember him saying, “I invented my own musical instrument.” He had taken a piece of fishing line and the cap to an aerosol can and tied it in there; he would hold it in his teeth and the cap was the resonator. And then he played a tune on it. I just remember being fascinated. It’s weird; I can remember exactly what he did—I was pretty young when I saw this, but it made a huge impression. That, to me, that’s how you should make music: You should pick up things and you should experiment with them. My father always mentions that when we would haul wood together, I would always find the pieces of wood that he had cut with a chainsaw and I would line them up like a xylophone and play them as the pony was hauling the cart. I didn’t take piano lessons, but I was like “Wow, if you just play notes at random and this hand at half the speed of this hand, that makes music.” So I think that’s naturally how I make music—I experiment with things and then it pulls at something basic inside me.

MS: So you couldn’t really be the musician you are without the life experiences that you’ve had.

SS: Yeah, I would be a very different musician. I think my choices have always been weird because I compose by picking up things. I’m so slow at learning melodies. I have an embarrassing lack of knowledge of some basic musical things that I’m always discovering for myself and I’m like, oh my goodness. But I’ll just sit there and poke at it until it sounds true, and it’s usually this really narrow moment. Then you push it to this side and you push it to this side, and while it’s true here, here is sounds like cheesy shit. So push, push, push—ah, no, no, no. And so you create a palette of things that work for you.

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One of the most outrageous developments surrounding tonight's Sugar Bowl in New Orleans--that is, other than the massively over-hyped Notre Dame's appearance in the game--is the event's corporate sponsor: Allstate. A report in the New Orleans Times-Picayune says Allstate will be airing a series of gauzy commercials welcoming people back to the city and claiming credit for its role in that effort. Which is interesting. Because if you talk to people in New Orleans, you don't get the impression that Allstate has been a huge help. Unless, of course, you consider raising rates by 55 percent over the next several years to be helpful. Or if you consider trying to cancel wind and hail coverage for 30,000 Louisiana residents to be helpful. (This, incidentally, is plainly illegal, so the company is now pursuing a similar goal in a slightly more subtle way.) Or if you consider it a sign of helpfulness when a company boasts such a large ratio of complaints to policyholders that it triggers an investigation by state authorities.

Allstate is, of course, perfectly within its legal rights to behave the way it has (except when it's not, but never mind that). But to pretend the company is doing anything other than squeezing Louisianans, rather than looking out for them the way their Sugar Bowl ads will suggest, is downright offensive. You can, apparently, raise rates, deny claims, and cancel policies all you want. But please don't insult our intelligence.

Update: A commenter asks for documentation for the rest of the facts in this item--presumably, the 55-percent rate increase, and the attempt to drop coverage for 30,000 Louisiana residents. Click here for a Times-Picayune piece on the subject.

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Does Income Inequality Explain The Boom?

Ezra Klein thinks the rise in income inequality is closely to tied to the debt boom:

The acceleration in inequality and the acceleration in debt mirror each other pretty closely. Both accelerate in the early-80s. Both flatten a bit in the 90s. Both kick back into gear in the early-Oughts. (There's some divergence around the pop of the tech bubble in 2001, but it's obvious why that would temporarily bring down inequality without easing the pressures that were causing middle-class families to borrow). It would be quite a coincidence if the two were unrelated. But I rather doubt it.

Klein's theory seems to complement another one tracing a link between income inequality and asset bubbles, nicely encapsulated by Justin Fox back in April:

The rise in income inequality over the past 30 years has to a significant extent been the product of a series of asset-price bubbles. Whenever the market (be it the market in stocks, junk bonds, real estate, whatever) booms, the share of income going to those at the very top increases. When the boom goes bust, that share drops somewhat, but then it comes roaring back even higher with the next asset bubble.

And taking a look at the following charts showing the top-income shares (that is, the share of income that accrues to the top 1 percent of income-earners) for most of the rich countries around the world, methinks they're onto something:

It's not pure cause-and-effect, but most of the countries that went through a housing bubble (U.S., U.K., Canada, Singapore, Norway, and New Zealand) also saw top- income shares rise -- the exceptions were France and Sweden; perhaps that's the volatility-dampner a strong public sector provides.

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January 24, 2014

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The Navy has formally abandoned all-caps communiques. You probably have, too.

Don't Give Up on Ground Troops
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Adaptability, not technology, will win the wars of the future.

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Euclid leaders, community to discuss improving education in city

A community visioning dialogue focusing on building a strong foundation for youngsters in Euclid is set to take place from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 23 at Euclid Hospital.

The program, titled "Building our Community from the Babies Up," was initiated by the staff and board members of the Kiddie City Child Care Community on Wilmore Avenue, with assistance from Project Access, a nonprofit capacity building program affiliated with the Cleveland Foundation.

The goal of Project Access is to build strong, sustainable faith-based community organizations that will adopt and integrate the best practices of organizational effectiveness into their program operations, according to information from the organization.

Several key leaders throughout eastern Cuyahoga County have been invited to attend the meeting. Interested community members also are welcome to attend.

Among topics to be discussed are:

n How can quality early child care and education in Euclid be built?

n What can be done to attract young families to Euclid for quality early child care and education?

n How can individuals/organizations help build a strong foundation for children in Euclid and what can be accomplished through networking?

"There are so many child care centers. Some go under the radar and some are very visible. We want to look at how we can improve early childhood care so that we can give (children) a great start," said Sherrie Zagorc, a retired Mentor High School teacher who co-founded Kiddie City in 2006. "I really would like to see Euclid be a great source of education for all ages, but especially if we give them a good start in early childhood so they then can continue on that path."

Zagorc noted that the city's problem of transiency might improve if educational concerns were addressed.

"Rather than staying and trying to work together and being active in their children's education, they choose to leave," she said.

Kiddie City Director Jennifer Boger noted that more parental involvement in children's education is needed.

"Parents just can't send (children) to school and think the schools are going to do it all. It has to be a team effort," she said. "When we have parent events, it's like preaching to the choir. You have the same parents attending. When the parents are involved, you tend to see the children do better academically."

Christopher Kakish, an attorney and Kiddie City board member, also stressed the need for more parental involvement, especially from fathers.

"I think it's actually more common in the inner ring suburbs," he said. "The problem is a little more in your face."

Boger said forming partnerships with organizations, businesses and the Euclid School District might help to enhance education on all levels.

Kakish said the meeting is a means to spread awareness of the need for solutions for some of the problems education in Euclid is facing, and summed up the purpose of the overall initiative.

"How can we build a basis for Euclid to grow? Not just for our kids, but also economically. We think it all starts with education," he said.

For details or to register for the program, call Sherrie Zagorc at 216-798-7089 or email


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By Eleanor McDermid, Senior medwireNews Reporter

Findings from the PROACTIVE study suggest why the benefits of long-acting injectable (LAI) second-generation antipsychotics may be difficult to detect in a clinical trial.

The PROACTIVE (Preventing Relapse Oral Antipsychotics Compared to Injectables Evaluating Efficacy) trial was a randomised efficacy trial, but also had pragmatic features, such as broad inclusion criteria and open clinical follow-up. The researchers aimed to bridge the gap between randomised controlled trials, which have for the most part shown little difference between second-generation LAIs and oral antipsychotics, and registry studies, which have shown reduced relapse in patients given LAIs.

“Such variances have historically hampered clinical interpretation as to the most apt positioning of LAIs in our clinical armamentarium”, say lead study author Peter Buckley (Georgia Regents University, Augusta, USA) and colleagues.

In PROACTIVE, the 153 schizophrenia patients given LAIs did not have a reduced relapse rate relative to 152 patients given oral second-generation antipsychotics, at 42% versus 32% during up to 30 months of follow-up.

Despite this, the LAI group had larger improvements over time, relative to the oral group, for Brief Psychiatric Rating Scale (BPRS) total scores (38.3 to 30.2 vs 38.1 to 38.1) and for BPRS psychosis cluster scores (2.7 to 1.8 vs 2.7 to 2.0).

All patients underwent biweekly monitoring, in line with the LAI dosing schedule, at which time patients taking oral antipsychotics were given the medication directly, rather than having to fill a prescription. Buckley et al suggest that the direct supply of medication and biweekly monitoring may have reduced nonadherence and consequently relapse in the patients assigned to receive oral antipsychotics, thus obscuring the benefits of LAIs.

“This frequency is higher than current practice, and if it were an appropriate evidence-based standard of care, it could overwhelm an already burdened community mental health services system”, the team notes in Schizophrenia Bulletin.

“However, there are ways to increase contact that do not require in-person clinic visits. A rigorous scientific evaluation of optimum frequency and model(s) of contact and interaction with follow-up and continuity of outpatient care for schizophrenia patients would be an important and timely contribution.”

The researchers also note that their patients did not have a history of nonadherence. Such patients tend to be engaged in their care and amenable to trial participation, whereas the largest anticipated benefits of LAIs are in nonadherent patients.

“Given the enormous personal suffering, family burden, disruption in functioning, and societal cost associated with preventable relapse and rehospitalization, this remains an important area of study”, concludes the team.

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Daniel Wayne Gleason, 34, was arrested on multiple, alleged drug-related charges on March 16 following a traffic stop in the 100 block of North China Lake Boulevard.

Officers Cushman and Shaffer of the Ridgecrest Police Department conducted a traffic stop on Gleason’s vehicle on March 16 and found him to be to be on post-release community supervision with search terms.

During a search of the vehicle and Gleason’s person, officers located approximately 60 grams of suspected methamphetamine, scales, drug paraphernalia and plastic baggies for the packaging of controlled substances, according to a press release by Sgt. Ryan Marrone.

Gleason was arrested on charges of alleged possession of a controlled substance, possession of a controlled substance for sale, transportation of a controlled substance for sale and possession of controlled substance paraphernalia.

He was taken to the Kern County Jail in Ridgecrest and booked on these charges. His bail was set at $65,000.

The Kern County Superior Court calendar reports that felony arraignment hearings on March 19 and 20 included the above charges and one count of possession of a switch blade and violation of post-release supervision. Gleason’s pre-preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 2 at the East Kern Superior Court Division in Ridgecrest.

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14 January 2013, 09:32

In the beginning of 2013 the ANC has started celebrating its 101st birthday. Apparently the millions of Rands in tax payers money spent last year for their 100th wasn’t enough.

During celebratory speeches the president of South Africa, Jacob Zuma, said the ANC must unite to begin their second phase of tackling social inequality and the legacy of Apartheid. Second phase? Really? What was the first phase? You have run the country into the ground over the last 18 years.

Education levels in SA used to be some of the best in the world, we are now one of the worst in Africa, with a student requiring a meagre 30% to pass. Crime rates are at an all time high with violent crimes being so normal that they don’t even make page 6 of the news paper.

We have a president talking about socio economic issues in SA, while spending over 200 million rand of tax payers money on his private Compound Nkandla.

This is the same president that has been charged with corruption and rape, both cases conveniently disappeared. This same president that has no respect for white South Africans and further alienates us by telling blacks not to follow white culture and stick to their tribal culture, all while wearing an expensive suit and driving around in fancy cars. Double standards?

The ANC know that the educated people in South Africa will vote against them in the next elections and the only way they can stay in power is by manipulating the ignorant masses.

Cry my beloved country.

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London - A murder mystery dating back to 1879 was finally resolved on Tuesday when a skull unearthed in BBC legend David Attenborough's garden was formally recognised as that of a woman murdered by her maid 132 years ago.

Julia Martha Thomas, a wealthy widow aged 55, was killed by her 29-year-old housekeeper Kate Webster very close to Park Road in well-to-do Richmond, but her head was never found.

The case became known as the 'Barnes Mystery', which gripped London at the time.

Webster, a convicted thief and fraudster, chopped up Thomas with an axe, boiled the remains and gave the dripping to local children to eat.

A box containing human flesh was found in the nearby River Thames days after the killing and one of the victim's feet was found on an allotment.

Webster was tried and executed, but the head was never found until it was unearthed in October by workmen building an extension at the home of Attenborough, the face of BBC natural history programmes for more than 50 years.

Thomas lived at almost exactly the same spot as the 85-year-old broadcaster, while the garden where the skull was found used to be the site of a pub said to be a favourite of the killer.

Alison Thompson, the west London coroner formerly identified the recovered skull as that Thomas. She recorded a verdict of unlawful killing and the cause of death as asphyxiation and head injury.

After reviewing records of the murder from the time of her death, along with census records and radiocarbon testing, the investigating officer was able to provide the coroner with compelling evidence that the skull was indeed Thomas's.

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text: "The headphone jack is going to be on the bottom!" In this TV commercial, Samsung makes fun of Apple fans - claiming that Android phones have had better features and capabilities than the iPhone 5 for ages. "This year we're finally getting everything that we didn't get last year." Back in the labs, Consumer Reports puts all the phones through their paces, assessing each one's features and options. First - display. Everyone wants a big screen to watch movies, play games, and use apps. While the iPhone 5's four-inch screen is Apple's biggest yet, it can't compare with the screens on many Android phones. Mike Gikas "Voice-control is another area of competition. Here Android capabilities are quite good, though they're no match for Siri, who can understand and execute more complex commands." Mike Gikas "Find me a theater that's playing a Bruce Willis movie." Siri "OK, I found some theaters not far from Yonkers." Next up -navigation. Mike Gikas "Android has more detailed maps, better traffic info, and more customization. Apple has a few glitches, and until those are worked out, Android carries the day." With everyone using their phone to take pictures, how do the cameras affect your Apple-or-Android choice? While both the iPhone and some Android phones have the ability to take panoramic stills, Consumer Reports finds when it comes to photo and video quality, the iPhone 5 outperforms the Android competition. Dawn Yancy "Let me check some restaurants online." What if you want to talk on the phone and connect to the Internet over the cellular network at the same time? All 4G phones can do that, but not the iPhone 5 on Verizon or Sprint. So while the iPhone 5 gets many things right, so do a lot of the top-rated Android phones - making them worth consideration. ."


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A family member says the young boy who died along with his father and another man in a southern Minnesota crash was heading home to North Dakota after brain cancer surgery.

Jack and Mardee Reich were bringing 10-year-old Vander back home to their ranch in Zap, N.D., Tuesday when their Chevy Suburban collided head-on with a pickup truck on Highway 14 near Dodge Center. Jack and Vander Reich were killed, as well as the pickup driver, Scott Hodgman, of West Concord. Mardee Reich is recovering from injuries at St. Marys, in Rochester, the same hospital where Vander had his surgery.

Mardee's mother, Maureen Williams, tells the Star Tribune her grandson was scheduled to return to St. Marys for radiation treatment in a couple weeks.