but on the road, the lotus is small cramped, rides extremly rough, has no cargo space, radio sucks, i doubt it has a/c etc….

while the vette would make a pretty decent everyday car, good radio, comfortable, good a/c, power everything etc….

if you plan on just racing it and driving it now and then on weekends, go for the lotus, if you plan on using it frequently on the road, get the vette.

also, the vette can be upgraded easily, while the lotus cannot generally be modified

In the interest of full disclosure, I’m down with the schizoid, sexually hung-up manic depressive who gets off by climbing into bat drag with built-in muscles to take revenge on evildoers for the murder of his parents. Still, director Bryan Singer, who passed up the third film in the X-Men franchise to bring this do-gooder back to the screen, makes a solid case for the buffed slice of white bread in blue tights.

Virtue can be dull. But Singer sees it as a turn-on. Working from a script by Michael Dougherty and Dan Harris, he revels in the idea of a flying superhero who wants to save the world from its own worst instincts. Don’t get me wrong, Singer also lets the action rip. This eye-popping epic is loaded with digital dazzle, starting with the way Superman levitates vertically from a standing position and including a spectacular rescue of a crashing space shuttle that Superman lands in a baseball stadium, plus a killer close-up of a bullet bouncing off Supie’s eyeball. But Singer is more interested in taking us on a spiritual journey. Eva Marie Saint shows up, in Virgin Mary mode, as Superman’s adoptive mother. Singer, adopted himself, is clearly working out some personal issues. Not that there’s anything wrong with that. The movie takes its sweet time (154 minutes), and Singer dawdles when speed is of the essence, especially in the last section. Be patient. Singer’s passion for the DC Comics superhero is never in doubt. And that passion extends to the 1978 Superman movie, directed by Richard Donner and starring Christopher Reeve, who made a humane Man of Steel and played his alter ego Clark Kent with a bumbling, bespectacled charm. The film is dedicated to Reeve (and his late wife, Dana), who died in 2004 after years of fighting the paralysis that resulted from a horseback-riding accident.

Filling the role played by this real-life hero had to be hell on Routh, 26, a Reeve lookalike best known for his stint on the TV soap One Life to Live. At first, his features seem unformed, like an artist’s rough sketch. But there’s a glint of mischief in his eyes that also hints at depths of sadness. Routh has what it takes to reinvent Superman for a new generation. So does Singer. The plot picks up five years after 1981’s Superman II — the director wisely ignores the two other film sequels in the S-man canon. Having spent those years looking for the remnants of his home planet, Krypton, Superman returns to Metropolis with a sense of mission: The words of his dead father (Marlon Brando has been retrofitted into the new film) not only entreat him to help human beings — "I have sent them you, my only son" — they establish him as a Christ figure. Routh gets to lighten up as Clark Kent, back reporting for The Daily Planet, where the crack news team fails to notice that Clark and Superman look alike and have been missing for the same amount of time. What kind of rag is editor Perry White (Frank Langella) running? Apparently one good enough to snag Lois Lane (Kate Bosworth) a Pulitzer for her story "Why the World Doesn’t Need Superman."

Singer’s movie is all about proving that Superman’s selfless heroics are precisely what the world does need. Lois, still miffed that Supie split on her, has moved on and moved in with White’s nephew Richard (James Marsden, Cyclops in X-Men), who she claims is the father of her young son, Jason (Tristan Lake Leabu). We are meant to have our doubts. But enough of the plot spoilers.

With all Superman’s chaste behavior — he takes Lois for a moonlit flight in his arms but stops short of playing tonsil hockey – it’s a kick to have Kevin Spacey around in full snark as the villainous Lex Luthor. A dying old crone (Noel Neill, who played Lois on the 1950s TV series) leaves Lex her fortune in return for — warning: bad visual ahead — "showing me pleasures I’ve never known." Tossing his wig at a disappointed heir, baldy boy Lex snaps, "You keep this, the rest is mine." Spacey powers the movie with ripe, nasty fun. Parker Posey pushes too hard as Kitty, the chatty handmaiden to Lex’s Satanic Majesty. And Bosworth (newly brunette and bland) underdoes it as Lois. But this is nitpicking. All the actors serve Singer’s vision. He’s holding out for a hero who never stoops to camp on his journey to myth. That’s why Superman returns with a bang. Singer tarnishes his hero’s halo with just enough sexual longing and self-doubt to make him riveting and relatable. That "S" on his suit has a whole new meaning: He’s a Soul man.

Review from rolling stone

This coffin-style, heavy duty flight case was designed specifically for NS7, the Numark performance controller for Serato ITCH software. With a high-end professional system like NS7, messing around with a gig bag, or worse, no protection is just asking for trouble.

NS7 CASE is constructed with metal reinforcement. It has two casters and a handle for easy rolling transport. It features removable front and back panels so you can perform with NS7 in the case for safety and security.

Because NS7 comes with a laptop stand, we designed NS7 to accommodate the stand as well as other accessories.
What I really like it’s the space you have below the NS7 & the extra Foam padding to reinforcement.

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Is it crap? Hoping to hear from someone who’s owned or tried one, better yet tried both.

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I got my board on two days ago. We got home late at night, and it took say three hours to get the darned thing working. Since that day we cannot get the thing to connect. We’ve tried every solution we can think of and every combination of syncing and resetting, but we can’t use it to play the games. So until we can find a solution, it’s a $70 glowing welcome mat.

However, I’ve never used an official balance board, but the night it was working it seemed accurate to me.

Vintageortacky – The exact name of the Glitter Gel is: Sally girl Sparkle Effects Gel Adhesive for Glitter
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So how would you compare the battery life of the Env Touch to the Voyager?

I got my env touch yesterday after my Voyager broke. Honestly i think they are the same. Maybe the battery life takes up a little more on the env but that’s just because it has new features on the camera such as smile sensor to a touch up lens. I love my env and i charged it last night and have texted over 200 text and called a few people and it still has 1 bar left.
It is not that bad. The env touch is definitely better though. The touch screen is better the bigger screen is way bigger and overall i like the layout better than the voyager. I was debating whether to get the rouge or env touch but i like flip better. The env has to power up 2 big screen but the rouge only has one. I do prefer a flip phone because im worried if the touch screen stops working i can always use the inside. The Rouge battery does last longer but the env touches is not bad at all. If you plug it in every night it should be fine. I hope i helped!

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Compact Car Comparison Test. Kelley Blue Book’s editors compare the Honda Civic, Toyota Corolla, Nissan Sentra, Chevrolet Cobalt, Hyundai Elantra, Ford Focus and Mazda3 to see which is the best compact sedan on the market. For more new car reviews, interviews and automotive news visit http://www.kbb.com today.

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In addition, looking for information on web enabled phones and blackberry type devices and how they compare with a PDA. And also if web enabled phones are able to work with a PDA with Bluetooth and wifi.

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I think CNET is a great source for electronics reviews. Most reviews come with a quick video synopsis.