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From the page: Reviews
Rated 1 out of 5 stars

by proxim2020 on January 25, 2012 Ã,· permalink

I upgraded my toolbar thinking it would be an improvement. Boy was I wrong. StumbleUpon used to be good, but the new version suffers from quite a few flaws. With newest version of the toolbar, the pull down menu that allows for changing of categories, doesn't work with 9.1-x64.

The StumbleUpon service has gone downhill also. There's more stumbles than ever that are mis-categorized. Articles about the Portland Trail Blazers are put into the Outdoor category for example. You're constantly given stumbles from topics that you haven't selected. I don't have Politics or Nature selected yet I get stumbles from them.

The new website is supposed to be easier to use, but now menus and buttons that were quickly accessible before are now buried under a series of links.

Eventually I uninstalled the current version and figured out how to get the old toolbar and website back. I often see companies updating their services to make things easier, but it seems they are making things easier for themselves and more difficult for the end user.

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20 Beautiful Pictures of Deer
by SloDive Admin | Photography | 1

Deer are found all over the world. They are beautiful animals with amazing skin and soulful eyes. There are about 100 types of deer like, the whitetail deer, the roe deer, the red stag deer, the mule and so on. The best quality of this animal is that it can adjust in any kind of habitat. Deer love grazing on fresh green grass and they give the best pose for photographs while they are doing so.

Another beautiful thing in them is their coat. Be it dark brown, red or fawn, deer looks wonderful amidst the forests. They actually bring out the beauty in a jungle with their innocent looks and charming ways. Well, I personally love going through deer pictures on the internet; they give a soothing effect to my brain. So, if you too want to have a look at the most amazing pictures of deer, then just scroll down. Below are 20 images that you are surely going to love. You can even keep one of them as your desktop background, I am sure it will look amazing!

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"Review

by Stephen Thomas Erlewine

4:13 Dream may open with the doomed romanticism of "Underneath the Stars," but that slow-crawling mini-epic is a feint, momentarily disguising how this is the Cure's poppiest album since 1992's Wish. Poppy doesn't necessarily mean that 4:13 Dream spills over with fully formed pop songs along the lines of "High" and "Friday I'm in Love," as the 13 songs here lack the tight construction of those two minor classics, along with their beguiling light touch. Despite the preponderance of sprightly tempos and singsong hooks, nothing about 4:13 Dream feels especially light, perhaps because Robert Smith chooses to pair these purported pop songs with a heavy dose of affected angst. On the "The Reasons Why," the catchiest tune here, Smith sings about suicide with no trace of irony, or even that much interest, either; it's hard to escape the notion that he sings about darkness because that is what is expected from the king of goth. The pristine production emphasizes Smith's stylized mannerisms -- nowhere more so than on "The Only One," where his caterwauls feel too clearly articulated -- which in turn highlights that for all the purported pop of 4:13 Dream, only "The Perfect Boy" and "This. Here and Now. With You" have hooks that dig underneath the skin. These two songs are buried in the back of 4:13 Dream, surrounded by too many half-baked tunes and formless, colorless sound surges on either side, music that perfectly fits the definition of the pop side of the Cure without ever truly embodying the spirit. "