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The rent at Belvedere Towers Apartments ranges from $945 for a studio to a $1,605 three bedroom. Apartments in this building are about as expensive as the Roland Park average.
Belvedere Towers Apartments is a 13 minute walk from the 200 LIGHT RAIL at the MT WASHINGTON & LT RAIL STAT sb stop.
This apartment is in the Roland Park neighborhood in Baltimore. Nearby parks include Cylburn Park, Jones Falls Park and Schenley Recreation Center.
Belvedere Towers Apartments has a Walk Score of 57 out of 100. This location is Somewhat Walkable so some errands can be accomplished on foot.
Nearby schools include Gilman School, Mount Washington Elementary School and Roland Park Country School.
The closest grocery stores are Whole Foods Market, Mt. Washington Mill Business Center and Eddie's of Roland Park.
Nearby coffee shops include Belvedere Towers Cafe, Radisson Hotel at Cross Keys, Baltimore and Desert Cafe. Nearby restaurants include Kabab Stop, Pizza Boli's and Curb Shoppe.
Belvedere Towers Apartments is near St. Mary's Seminary and University, Cylburn Park and Schenley Recreation Center.
Belvedere Towers is centrally located in Roland Park, MD, bordering the quaint village of Mt. Washington. Enjoy the charm & personality of specialty shops, salons and boutiques plus world class shopping and dining at The Village of Cross Keys. Belvedere Towers offers newly renovated studio, 1, 2, & 3 bedroom apartment homes with spectacular views. Each apartment home has received new kitchens including microwaves, new bathrooms for modern convenience & comfort, as well as your very own washer and dryer. You will be amazed by our award winning service and amenities including garage parking, fitness & swimming. We are also pet friendly so your trusted companion can come along too! Our dedicated staff is committed to offering the highest level of service and they are on-call for emergencies 24 hours, seven days per week. Only 10 minutes from the Inner Harbor, we invite you to visit and make Belvedere Towers your new home.


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One of the Most Popular Card Games of All Time Becomes a TV Show Deadline
You may have played it as a kid or with your own kids, and now it's headed for television. A TV show is in the works based on the card game UNO, reports Deadline.com.
Mattel and The Gurin Company are working together to create "UNO: The Game Show," which will feature players matching colors, numbers and strategies to win a $100,000 jackpot during a half-hour daytime format, the story says.
The companies are also working on an hour-long prime-time version, which will boast a $1 million jackpot. UNO was developed in 1971 and became popular with families because its simple rules make it easy for children to learn.


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Doris Bartlett - November 27, 2010Doris L. Bartlett, 50, of Grand Island, sister of Aurora resident Larry Molczyck, died Saturday, Nov. 27, 2010, at home.
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By: Kelly DInnocenti | Published on: 05/04/2012
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Blog-hosted solutions, such as Blogger, TypePad and WordPress, need little explanation as they walk you through creating a blog online. This article concentrates on installed blogging applications, such as WordPress (installed version), Movable Type and b2evolution, which offer more control, better flexibility and the ability to integrate your blog with an existing website. If you need a website, consider a blog friendly hosting service, such as 1and1, Go Daddy, Fat Cow, or iPage. These services are optimized for popular blogging tools like WordPress.
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WUTK station manager Benny Smith conceived his radio station's ReDistilled local music compilation CD as a means of promoting local music while celebrating the station's 25 years (now 26) on the air—not to mention raising a little extra money for a station perennially strapped for cash. He knew it had purchase when, two weeks later, one of the city's best-known rock singers approached him with the same idea.
"I got a call from former Judybats singer Jeff Heiskell, and he asks 'Why don't you see if you can put together a CD where bands from today cover bands from yesteryear?'" Smith says. "I started to think then that maybe the idea has legs."
A year in the making, ReDistilled features 17 local artists from today covering songs from 17 artists from years past. There's some overlap in the form of artists who appear as performers, yet who also have songs covered by other artists in the disc, including long-running singer-songwriter R.B. Morris, the recently reunited Superdrag, former Mississippian Tim Lee, and the Immortal Chorus.
Other participating artists include the Tenderhooks, Scott Miller, Angel and the Lovemongers, John T. Baker, Mic Harrison and the High Score, the Rockwells, Todd Steed and the Suns of Phere, Nug Jug, Stewart Pack, the Westside Daredevils, 1220, Senryu, and Heiskell (Jeff Heiskell, now with his own band). Other covered artists include Balboa, the Taoist Cowboys, the 1-900s, the V-Roys, Sea 7 States, Smokin' Dave and the Premo Dopes, Roger Smith, the Judybats, Quartjar, the Paper Faces, Dim Kitchen, the Faults, Teenage Love, and 30 Amp Fuse.
"The bands were so stoked about it; it gave them a chance to play a song by someone that maybe they snuck in to see at [former Market Square venue] the Mercury Theatre when they were 17," Smith says. "They really poured themselves into it, and you can hear it in the finished tracks.
"My favorite changes every week. Right off the bat it was the Tenderhooks covering Balboa's '104.' Then it was the Rockwells doing the Judybats 'Is Anything?' Then it was Todd Steed doing Quartjar's 'Crosstown Waltz.' Right now, the track I can't get out of my head is Jeff Heiskell doing Tim Lee's 'Dead Guy Story.'"
Released April 15—"Because hopefully, we're everybody's favorite tax write-off," says Smith—ReDistilled is available at the Disc Exchange, Cat's Music, McKay used books, Pluto Sports, Rik's Music, and at WUTK's Sundown in the City tent.
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As a Knoxvillian and music fanatic, this project made me very happy. The diversity alone of Knoxville bands makes this city's scene remeniscent of Seattle's "hay-day".
I'm very happy to see Mic Harrison included in this compilation, and the Valarium show should be quite an experience. Kudos!
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A man with several previous DWI convictions faces criminal charges after his car was stopped by police because his license had been canceled, and then, allegedly while drunk, proceeded to tell the officer "catch me if you can" and drove away.
Allen James Hoff, 35, is charged with felony fleeing a peace officer in a motor vehicle, and gross misdemeanor driving after canceled, inimical to public safety.
According to the criminal complaint, around 12:30 a.m. Aug. 3, a Lakeville police officer ran a license plate check on a car traveling north on Cedar Avenue near Upper 164th Street West, and found the driver's license was canceled; the car's driver matched the description of the license-holder, Hoff.
The officer stopped the car, which Hoff was driving, and ran the driver's license through his computer. When he returned to the car, Hoff allegedly told the officer "Catch me if you can" and drove away fast. Police found the car abandoned a short time later, the complaint says.
Just before 8 a.m., police found Hoff at his house and took him into custody, according to the complaint.
Hoff allegedly told police while he was being arrested that he was stupid for what he had done, and that he didn't want to go back to prison and had run away from police because he was drunk, the complaint says.
At the police station he gave a statement in which he allegedly admitted to knowingly fleeing police.
As of Thursday afternoon, Hoff was being held in Dakota County Jail on $80,000 bail. A hearing in Dakota County District Court is scheduled for Aug. 29.
Hoff's conviction history in Minnesota includes careless driving in 2003, inattentive driving in 2004, three DWIs in 2005, DWI in 2007 and other convictions, court records show.


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With an aim to be the modern revival of the neighborhood butcher shop, the Meat House promises to offer "unparalleled…More hospitality in a 10-minute shopping experience." This incarnation in Arlington Heights, the 19th of the chain of locally owned shops, offers an array of meats, marinades, deli selections, baked goods, prepared foods and an oil and vinegar station where customers can fill reusable bottles. Meats are cut daily and special orders are welcomed, including phone in orders. Staff members are knowledgeable about meat cuts, techniques for cooking them, and are committed to educating the customer, including offering sample cuts of meat to take home and try out. They are also involved in the local community, just as one would expect from a traditional local butcher.
311 Broadway, Arlington, MA 02474
Divinity's Splendour-Glow has been a popular gift shop for more than 30 years. In 2008 mother-and-daughter team…More Roxy and Erica Manalang, who were victims of Hurricane Katrina's devastation, purchased the store. The store offers unique hand-crafted gifts and recently featured the jewelry of local artist, Shawn Sullivan. The shop is increasing its involvement in the community by participating in the Thompson Community Card Program. Simply present your card at the time of purchase and receive a 10 percent discount on a purchase of $25 or more.
1179 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
Originally founded as a jewelry line, Batiz is a locally owned and operated carefully curated boutique. The shop…More specializes in offering handmade items from around the world, including women's and men's apparel, handbags, jewelry, candles, skin care products, home decor and accessories.
1193a Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
Upon entering Johnny's Candy Corner, shoppers are enveloped by the sweet aroma of chocolate. That is because the shop is…More filled with fudge and chocolates that are hand made by the proprietors, Johnny and his family. Customers get hooked on its turtles, peanut butter cups or dark chocolate maple creams, to name a few, and return with frequency. Local school kids enjoy the low-priced package candy found in the "kids korner," and all comers enjoy the conversation and hospitality from the owner. Arlingtonians can only indulge from November to April, however, as they are in their York, Maine, shop for the other half of the year, where they have been operating for 30 years. Hours vary, so it is best to call ahead before going for one's chocolate indulgence.
212 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02474
Owned by a local couple with previous gift shop experience, Maxima Gift Center has been in Arlington for 13 years.…More In the home section one can find specialty soaps, mini pepper mills and unique pottery. The stationery section has cards, papers and books. The children's section has a large book selection as well as some clothes and toys geared mainly towards babies, toddlers and preschoolers. There is also a jewelry section, which comprises some of the store's most popular items. As the focus is on handmade goods by small artisans, the inventory changes frequently, making the shopping experience fresh for frequent visitors.
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Artwear is a clothing store in East Arlington, where the clothing, bags, hats and scarves have a simple but elegant…More style and the local and fair trade jewelry are all thoughtfully displayed in the store.
What's more, the shop's design studio actually creates some of the designs available and custom designs and orders are happily accommodated. The store has won several Community Newspaper Company Readers' Choice awards as well as the 2007 WBZ-TV A-List winner for best accessories.
901 Massachusetts Ave, Arlington, MA 02476
Mystic Wine Shoppe is Arlington's central location for beer, wine and spirits. This locally owned and operated business…More opened next to Stop and Shop on Mass Ave in 2013. It carries an extensive selection of fine wines from all around the world, a variety of imprted, domestic and craft beers, and spirits of all sorts. The store frequently offers wine tastings and other events in the community.
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True to its name, Christo's Fruit Market does carry a large selection of fresh produce, but the grocery store also…More carries an array of imported Greek goods. The store's wide selection of imported olive oils is a big draw, as is the deli section, which is stocked with Greek cheeses, assorted olives and lesser seen meats such as soujouk and bastirma. Fresh bread is brought in daily from local bakeries, and fruit baskets can be ordered in advance by calling the store. To shop online, visit the Christo's Fruit Market Web site, where an extensive range of imported Greek products can be ordered.
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In the heart of Arlington Center, the gray VFW 1775 building sits across from the costume shop and in between the…More entrances to the bike path.
Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States, with its auxiliaries, include 2.2 million members in approximately 8,100 posts worldwide.
Its mission is to "honor the dead by helping the living" through veterans service, community service, national security and a strong national defense.
The VFW traces its roots back to 1899 when veterans of the Spanish-American War (1898) and the Philippine Insurrection (1899-1902) founded local organizations to secure rights and benefits for their service, as many soldiers arrived home wounded or sick, and there was no medical care or veterans pension for them.


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Technology, Innovation, and Education
Walden Media Presents Media Literacy: From Theory to Movies
Jean Kwon, Director of Educational Content, Walden Media, & GSE '00
Randy Testa, Vice President of Educational Outreach, Walden Media, & GSE '78 & '90
Respondent: Chris Dede, Timothy E. Wirth Professor in Learning Technologies; Chair, Learning and Teaching, HGSE
Friday, October 24, 2003
When are holes in education a good thing? When they are part of a movie called Holes, a Walden Media feature film adapted by Louis Sachar from his 1999 Newbery Medal Book. In this movie, a group of boys learn life lessons as they dig holes in the desert at a camp for juvenile delinquents. The movie is just the beginning, however. At the TIE Open Seminar, Walden Media's Jean Kwon and Randy Testa gave us the dirt on future plans for the movie.
Jean Kwon led off by emphasizing Walden's efforts to create family-friendly materials that engage, entertain, and educate -- and maybe even make a profit. Quality entertainment is inherently educational, she said. To this end they have produced interactive classrooms and teacher training materials to complement their films, children's theater, and books. Other recent Walden productions include Ghosts of the Abyss, an IMAX movie currently in theaters, and Pulse: A Stomp Odyssey, a traveling version of the popular stage show.
Randy Testa pitched in next with background on two theories on which Walden projects are based -- "Media Literacy" and "Reel Thinking." Media Literacy teaches the importance of craft as well as the end product -- for example, seeing the bits of paper that make up a collage in a picture book, or the language and direction that make up a play. Reel Thinking is both a means and an end. It can be a film, a website, or an interactive classroom; it can also refer to using media as a tool for teaching and learning.
To this end, Walden Media will soon be holding focus groups for teachers to watch six movies, including Spellbound, To Be and To Have, and Stand and Deliver. The goals are both to have teachers reflect on how the screen can help them with their practice -- for example using the movie Glory when teaching about the Civil War -- and to help teachers see how the film has been crafted, so they can teach kids to be more critical consumers of media.
Walden Media is going directly to kids, too. On April 10, 2003, Walden showed Ghosts of the Abyss to 3,600 students and teachers from 10 cities, across 4 time zones, in 13 theaters. The one-hour film was followed by a teleconferenced Q&A session with director James Cameron and Bill Paxton -- who starred in the full-length film Titanic -- and moderated by Katie Couric.
If you've been patiently sifting through this material to find the promised nugget on Holes, you're about to be rewarded. In addition to providing teachers educational materials to use with the movie, Walden Media has big plans. On November 13, 2003, they are sponsoring an all-day writing workshop for language, writing, and English students in the fourth to eighth grades. The event, which takes place in Regal Theaters in over 20 states, will examine the writing process from the book to the screen. The students will participate in nine different exercises, including viewing clips of the movie, discussing character development, and writing on various topics. At times there will be polls, and the workshop facilitators -- the theater ushers -- will count and record the number of raised hands. During Q&A sessions, students will be able to call directly into Walden Media and ask questions of author Sachar and director Andy Davis.
Although Walden Media has great hopes for the workshop, they realize that it has limitations. They have to work with some teachers' narrowly defined view of literacy and text and their wariness that movies detract from reading literature. Also, interaction capability between the workshops and Walden is lacking, so Q&A callers will have to call from pay phones or their cell phones. And, while ushers aren't teachers, kids are kids, which means classroom management is an issue.
Professor Chris Dede responded to the presentation by suggesting that what Walden Media is trying to do is difficult but quite important. He proposed that they are taking a hot medium -- an absorbing and immersive movie -- and trying to infuse it with cool medium strengths. Cool medium strengths include the interactivity of text, where the reader is required to incorporate his or her own literal and visual interpretations. Dede noted, however, that DVD-type media are putting some interactivity into the hot medium of movies. What interests him is how to do this without destroying movies' strengths.
Dede also suggested that Walden Media not feel that they have to be so faithful to the book. Instead, because some of the historical flashbacks in Holes are weak, he would have preferred to have an educational consultant say: If you change this, it will make the whole movie stronger.
Joe Blatt, director of the Technology, Innovation, and Education program, applauded Walden Media's intent, but wondered if they could have tried to incorporate more post-release educational planning during the movie's beginning stages. If they had done so, they might be better positioned to exploit the post-release opportunities.
During the discussion that followed, Kwon and Testa were asked what they saw as the bigger priority -- to use film as an entry point for content, or to have teachers teach children to be more critical consumers of media. The former, Testa answered. To illustrate, he said he liked using Glory as an entry point into studying the Civil War. Using the movie does a good job of engaging visual learners and makes history come alive. However, as a secondary goal, he also wants kids to become more conscious of the multitude of meanings embedded in the way movies are crafted.
Future releases for Walden Media include the movie I Am David (due out in spring 2004), which highlights the plight of a refugee boy. To make the production more accurate and truer to its purpose, they have partnered with the UN High Commission for Refugees. Also on the docket are Around the World in 80 Days; The Lion, the Witch & the Wardrobe; and The Giver.
So get ready to dig in! For more information, visit the Walden Media website .
-- Heidi Larson, Ed.M. Candidate '04, TIE


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Attorney 'shocked' by murder charge
Bouquets of flowers have been placed at the entrance to the abandoned City Concrete plant at 2 Hampton Road in Exeter in memory of Amanda "Amy" Warf, whose body was found inside last week. (JASON SCHREIBER/Union Leader Correspondent)
He was even more surprised when he learned that Warf's ex-husband, Aaron Desjardins, was charged in her murder.
Coughlin, a Portsmouth lawyer, was representing Desjardins while he and Warf ironed out the details of a parenting plan for their 11-month-old son, William, in the Brentwood Family Court.
Coughlin was hired just after their divorce was final in February 2012 and says he never saw any serious problems between the two.
They may have disagreed at times like many divorced couples, but Coughlin said it was nothing unusual.
"I hear about these things happening, and sometimes when I'm involved in a particular case I wonder if something bad might happen because of the nature of my client or the nature of the opposing party," he said. "This case didn't have that. It's surprising that he might somehow be involved."
The last time Coughlin spoke with Desjardins was a few weeks before prosecutors say he killed Warf by slitting her throat.
The body of the 36-year-old mother who worked at Exeter Hospital was discovered on the second floor of the abandoned City Concrete factory on Hampton Road in Exeter on March 7. Firefighters found her body while responding to a fire that prosecutors say was intentionally set, though Desjardins hasn't been charged with arson.
Just a few days after telling reporters he had nothing to do with her murder and that someone else had done it, Desjardins, 36, was arrested at gunpoint near his Epping home Tuesday and charged with first-degree murder.
Coughlin said he believes Warf and Desjardins were still seeing a co-parent counselor at the time of the killing and had a hearing scheduled in May.
"They were working on the minutia, the logistics of the parenting time that they would spend with William, but they had pretty much equally divided it, and they were trying to figure out when transfers would occur and things like that," Coughlin said.
Before his arrest, Desjardins told the New Hampshire Union Leader that he and Warf had "come to full agreement" on custody of their son.
"We were just going to put the ink on the paper," he said at the time, suggesting that all was well between him and Warf.
Unlike some couples, Warf and Desjardins didn't seem to have a problem getting together to work out their issues.
"They could meet in the same room. There were no domestic violence aspects of the case. No restraining orders," Coughlin said. "If it turns out that he was aggressive toward her during this event I certainly never saw evidence of that when I observed them dealing with each other."
At times, even Desjardins' new wife, Sarah, would attend meetings with Coughlin when Warf was also present. Court documents hinted at some tension between the two women in the past, but Coughlin said Sarah was "very helpful with him in parenting William."
According to Senior Assistant Attorney General Susan Morrell, William is now being cared for by other family members while Desjardins remains held without bail at the Rockingham County jail. He is due back in court for a probable cause hearing on March 22 at the 10th Circuit Court in Brentwood.
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A pull-up jumper by Tony Johnson '13 with 4.5 seconds left propelled the men's basketball team to a 63-62 victory over Bucknell at Kirby Sports Center. An off-balance runner at the buzzer by Alicia Manning '13 erased a 16-point halftime deficit and set the stage for the women's basketball team's 66-61 dramatic overtime win at Bucknell. The men's lacrosse team overcame a five-goal halftime deficit against Georgtown to earn a 11-10 overtime win and is now receiving votes in the Nike/Inside Lacrosse Media Poll and the USILA Coaches Poll. The women's lacrosse team opened the season with a home win over Marist, 12-8, at Fisher Stadium.


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A nexus in general means a connection. The term nexus is used in tax law to describe a situation in which a business has a "nexus" or presence in a state and is thus subject to state income taxes and to sales taxes for sales within that state. Nexus describes the amount and degree of business activity that must be present before a state can tax an entity's income. If a taxpayer has nexus in a particular state, the taxpayer must ay and collect/remit taxes in that state.
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Long live 'The King's Speech'
Splendid performances, a heartwarming story and expert presentation make "The King's Speech" one to be remembered.
Blending comedy and drama into a seamless work of period storytelling, director Tom Hooper (HBO's "John Adams") achieves near perfect balance, crafting a film that works in all the right ways.
"Speech" has "feel good" written all over it, and the best part: It's anything but contrived.
It's a buddy movie at heart, but with a most unconventional pairing that puts a refreshing spin on the genre, thanks considerably to award-caliber performances from Colin Firth ("A Single Man") and Geoffrey Rush ("The Life and Death of Peter Sellers").
Based on the true story of Britain's King George VI's (Firth) rise to the throne, "Speech" opens when the World War II monarch is still Albert, the Duke of York.
Ever since he can remember, Albert (or Bertie, as his family members call him) has suffered from a heavy stammer that stymies his public speaking and wreaks havoc on his public image.
With radio rapidly growing in popularity, Bertie and wife Elizabeth (Helena Bonham Carter, "Alice in Wonderland"), realize that broadcasted speeches are inevitable. They consult numerous speech therapists and so-called experts to no avail, until encountering Lionel Logue (Rush), a roguish Australian with an unorthodox take on therapy.
To take the Duke of York as a patient, Lionel insists they meet as equals, even to the point of calling him "Bertie" rather than "Your Royal Highness." His methods are met with skepticism by Bertie and Elizabeth, but neither can argue with their effectiveness.
As the sessions continue and Bertie sees improvement, the two forge an unlikely friendship, bridging the class divide and growing to respect each other as people.
This relationship is stressed, though, when Bertie's brother, King Edward VIII (Guy Pearce, "L.A. Confidential"), is set to abdicate the throne to marry a twice-divorced American woman (Eve Best, Showtime's "Nurse Jackie").
This would thrust Bertie onto the throne, a duty he feels unready to assume without being able to confidently speak in public, and Lionel's advice, though well-meaning, is taken as an affront.
But as heir, Bertie hasn't a choice in the matter. Further, he's obligated to speak at his ascension ceremony. And with England on the brink of war with Germany, he'll also have to deliver a landmark radio address, both of which mean he and Lionel must come to terms with their differences if either are to succeed.
Firth and Rush are simply brilliant in their roles, bringing a distinct sense of humanity to the unlikeliest of friends. They're so convincing that it's nigh on impossible not to become emotionally invested in these characters, making the film's finale - naturally involving a speech - seem like the Super Bowl of public speaking.
They're bolstered by a fine supporting cast, including the likes of Carter, Pearce, Derek Jacobi ("Gladiator") and Michael Gambon ("The Life Aquatic with Steve Zissou"), making for a well-rounded, character-driven film that's likeable from the get-go.
A royal flush of Oscar nominations also doesn't hurt, including Best Picture, Best Actor (Firth), Best Supporting Actor (Rush), Best Supporting Actress (Carter), Best Director (Hooper) and Best Original Screenplay (David Seidler), to name a few.
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If you've been holding off on buying AddOnIs, now is your chance to grab it at a great price. The app sells regularly for $9.95 but you can get it today only for just $5.97. AddOnIs packs a ton of great features into one application, so you have no excuse not to pick it up. Add firewall options, call vibrate, SMS signature, autolock and more. AddOnIs is available for all devices running OS 4.6 or highger.
pass stilll too $$$$ no thanks
JR_Rider Oct 9, 2009 at 9:09 am
I downloaded BerrAddOn when it was a beta app and have been using it faithfully. Since it's free and works just fine, I really don't see any reason to spend the money to upgrade to virtually the same thing....or is it that much different??
Symp EL Oct 9, 2009 at 9:23 am
I tried this app the other day on my 8900 and it would not pick up and hang up. It sent all blocked calls to voicemail. Did not block any calls while the phone was in standby. Anyone get this to pick up and hang up on the 8900?
CeluGeek Oct 9, 2009 at 9:32 am
You have to take note of the exact wording you get on the screen when a call with blocked caller ID comes in. Then you have to go into AddOnis' Call Firewall settings page and click the Advanced button. Enter the text exactly as it appears on the incoming call screen, i. e. Unknown number. If you use your Berry in a language other than English, you do have to enter the text in the language the device uses.
By the way, this is waaay too cheap programming when the user has to do all this, which kinds of justifies why most users aren't happy with AddOnis pricing even after the discounts.
I can tell you that I used it on my 8900 and it worked perfectly. What are your permissions set to? Have you tried the v1.1 update?
PM me and we'll get you going!
CeluGeek Oct 9, 2009 at 9:27 am
I'd say the price is right, if it weren't for the fact that the Call Firewall is the only useful feature there. All other stuff is the stuff that annoys the heck out of me on other phones (vibrating on call connect, prompting to save a contact, etc.) so I disabled all of these.
I had high hopes for the Auto-lock feature, and it turns out it does the opposite of what I needed. RIM is already way too annoying forcing auto-lock down your throat every hour or less. Why would you auto-lock the phone even sooner than RIM's time options? I was hoping AddOnis' Auto-lock would allow to disable the auto-lock, or at least make it less annoying (like every four hours instead of one). No dice.
Finally, my Curve 8900's Wi-Fi died on me so I had to exchange my device. Now AddOnis won't work because the registration is tied to the device's PIN. I say AddOnis is not worth the trouble.
What in the WORLD are you talking about?? RIM doesn't "force auto-lock down your throat". You CLEARLY need to do some searching, and you should have done it before you posted this malarkey.
The reason for Auto-Lock is to prevent accidental key presses.
CeluGeek Oct 9, 2009 at 10:52 am
... Until you assign a password to your device, then RIM's auto-lock does more than just prevent accidental keypresses - it annoys the crap out of you, more than Vista's UAC! Locking a BlackBerry is as easy as pressing a button, why would I need more spoonfeeding for that?
Really? Tell me...which magical button do you press to lock the 8800, 8100, 8300, etc?
The Autolock feature does not even work that way. What in the world are you talking about?
If you got a new device and you are registered, did you ask us for a new registration code? If so, we would have gladly given it to you?
Please get your facts correct!
Ignore the troll. That guy clearly is a noob and has no idea what he's talking about.
Caution97 Oct 9, 2009 at 9:41 am
AddOnIs is a great app simply put. Really worth it.
devGOD Oct 9, 2009 at 11:13 am
AddOnIs Pro version is coming (look in 3rd party apps forum on this site), why purchase this version when you can beta test the Pro version for free and use it till they release the final Pro. Save your money people.
On a side note, AddOnIs is a useful app but the developers really need to speak with someone that has sold apps in the past. In less than a month this app has had 4 price changes since its release and on top of that they all of a sudden jump into creating a Pro version which really isn't all the much different from the current version. Why not just put those features in the current version to boost sales?
I hope that some users feel that it is worth paying for an app rather than using beta after beta. And why pass judgement on a Beta product that was just put out yesterday?
Pema108 Oct 9, 2009 at 1:05 pm
My blackberry has become a research study tool. I work at a University and just started using a message scheduler app to send out twice-weekly, pre-scheduled reminder emails to research study subjects. These folks need to perform certain research related tasks using a web-based tool, and need to be reminded to do this--lest they forget. If they forget then we don't have the data we need to successfully complete our study. These study emails are, of course, secure and protected according to industry guidelines.
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Change the NAME, it sounds rediculous !!!
Useful app with the rediculous Name. :(


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Hooo boy - the first episode of the new season of Deadwood had me giddy with excitement and anticipation and hot damn, it sure didn't let me down! This has been somewhat of a family-friendly blog over the past few years but it is sure hard not to break into a flurry of Deadwood-isms to proclaim my satisfaction! It is gonna be another great season and honestly, it is the only reason I have HBO right now.
Spent a few hours out at the range today, shot pretty damn good but I need to get better. Dad sent me a link to some good info on sports psychology and I am going to order up a couple of their programs, see if I can get the mental part of my game in shape.
The weather today was absolutely amazing - 65 degrees, sunny, blue skies - and I ended up with a little sunburn. I am still worried that we are going to get hammered with another winter storm before March is over. Many folks hope that happens because we haven't had any snow in the mountains this year which is going to lead to a very dry summer and a drought which will lead to some bad forest fires. I am not even sure that the ski areas have been open for more than a week altogether this winter.
Congrats to my buddy Kevin up in Nebraska - starting his new job soon and moving into a new house - he has worked his tail off his entire life and I am so happy to hear about his successes! Just keep an eye on your folks on the ski slopes Kevin!!
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For the first time in four decades, Cook County property owners may actually get the second installment of their tax bills on time.
That means the bills likely be in the mail July 1 and due Aug. 1—the statutory deadline—not some unpredictable date in the fall, the Chicago Sun-Times reported.
The regular delay has been blamed over the years on everything from inefficient bureaucracies to politics, according to the news report. In 2010, critics charged that powerful Democrats were behind the plan to delay sending out Cook County tax bills until after the Nov. 2 election fearing voter backlash.
But Cook County Board President Toni Preckwinkle made "getting the tax bills out on time" a refrain on the campaign trail and during discussions of government efficiency, with county elected leaders involved in putting the bills together nodding in agreement. The county taxes 1.7 million parcels of property.
Delays in getting out the tax bills means delays in getting money to taxing districts, such as schools and libraries — where officials must borrow until they get their piece of the property tax pie. Officials say schools and libraries shouldn't have to borrow money as a result of delays because it burdens taxpayers with covering the interest on the loans.
The complicated task of figuring tax bills begins with assessing the value of a home, done every three years. The state issues an "equalizer" to make up for the fact that Cook County assess homes at 10 percent of their value and commercial at 25 percent of their value — different than in other counties. Then the county clerk sets the tax rate to meet the taxing districts' financial needs.
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