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Since i have been a member here I have run across more than one person who says that he/she can type in an effective way using the on-screen iPad keyboard. Of course, everything is relative, so I don't doubt those claims. But my question is can one really learn to put down the words quickly using the on-screen keyboard of the iPad? And if so, then the next question is does one really want to do this? My answers are No and a BIG NO. The reason for the latter response is because it just feels horrible and I don't want to get used to that if I still have to use a regular keyboard.
I did do a search on Youtube and found one video of a lady comparing her typing speed on a MBP, the iPad using the Apple BT keyboard (full sized), and finally on the iPad using its on-screen keyboard. I admit to being quite surprised as she started pecking out words directly on the iPad screen (finally claiming to get 60+ wpm). Doing that to me felt quite strange. The lack of any kind of feedback was totally disconcerting for me, but she seemed to take to it as a fish to water.
I decided to do a little test. Using Display rec., Taptyping, and iMovie, I made a video of me typing on the on-screen keyboard of the iPad (2012) model. I'd like to hear, or see, how others do on this test. I normally type nearly 50 rpm which is plenty for me. I made no attempt to practice on for this, but I have been using an iPad nearly every day since March 11, 2011, so that is the sum total of my experience.
Here is my little vid:
As I said, if you regularly do much better I'd love to see it or hear your report. Do you type lots of words rapidly using the on-screen keyboard and, if so, doesn't the lack of any kind of tactile feedback bother you?

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Recently I heard a wonderful program on National Public Radio about Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. I was struck by one of his quotes: 'Some are guilty, but all are responsible.'
I pray for the victims and families in Newtown and Aurora and Virginia Tech and Red Lake and Columbine and Minneapolis and Norway and Webster and all the other lesser known atrocities — and for my country.
—John Patrick Egelhof, lead FBI agent of the Red Lake High School massacre, from his excellent if not challenging commentary in the Star Tribune. Read it.
The NPR program to which Mr. Egelhof is referring is On Being with Krista Tippett, which is the radio program I've edited and produced for the last nine years. The show he's culling from: "The Spiritual Audacity of Abraham Joshua Heschel."
One of the most gratifying aspects of working on this project is seeing this type of practical impact. Many times it's difficult to quantify the influence our work is having in the world; seeing a key law enforcement official who has faced unbelievable tragedy use these pearls of wisdom to inform his own thinking and being breathes new life into the work that I do. It's all the thanks I need.
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The dream of the prophets is not for conquest, power, or wealth. The dream of the prophets is of peace. A civilized society does not live by the sword, but by principles of justice, and those principles require a clear and careful articulation. Words do create worlds.
— Susannah Heschel, from "Palin Cries 'Blood Libel': Can Words Harm Us?" in Religion Dispatches.
The professor of Jewish Studies at Darmouth College and daughter of Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel traces the history of the phrase "blood libel" and the danger of using the "anti-Semitic canard" in the current politically-charged climate.
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
All things have a home: the bird has a nest, the fox has a hole, the bee has a hive. A soul without prayer is a soul without a home…Such a home is prayer. Continuity, permanence, intimacy, authenticity, earnestness are its attributes. For the soul, home is where prayer is…How marvelous is my home. I enter as a supplicant and emerge as a witness; I enter as a stranger and emerge as next of kin. I may enter spiritually shapeless, inwardly disfigured, and emerge wholly changed.
— from the essay "On Prayer" by Abraham Joshua Heschel
Joseph Coen, a listener in Valley Stream, New York, wrote to us with a similar version of this Heschel quote. Coen first encountered Heschel's words on a prayer card he received at a retreat, and they continue to speak to him years later. For me, Heschel's reflections on prayer resonated with our New Year's weekend broadcast, "Approaching Prayer" featuring musician Anoushka Shankar, writer/translator Stephen Mitchell, and religion scholar Roberta Bondi.
Nancy Rosenbaum, associate producer
As We Age, Do We Turn Our Backs on the Elderly?
by Trent Gilliss, senior editor
Last week I retweeted an article about the booming industry of cosmetic surgery in Saudi Arabia, and whether it's halal or haram. And then, last night, I watched a roast for the 76-year-old comedian Joan Rivers on Comedy Central. Almost all the comedians focused their acts on her many facial reconstructions and sundry plastic surgeries. Yes, the barbs were brutal, but it jogged my memory about Rabbi A.J. Heschel's words about our growing vanity and narcissism and how it separates us from others, from ourselves, and even from God.
As we focus increasingly on ourselves, who do we leave behind, abandon? Heschel reflects on this in his essay "To Grow in Wisdom," which was initially delivered at the 1961 White House Conference on Aging (yes, they still occur). It knocked me out in the first several paragraphs, talking about the idolatry of youth and the disregard for the elderly. His words couldn't have been more prescient, and personally challenging:
"I see the sick and the despised, the defeated and the bitter, the rejected and the lonely. I see them clustered together and alone, clinging to a hope for somebody's affection that does not come to pass. I hear them pray for the release that comes with death. I see them deprived and forgotten, masters yesterday, outcasts today.
What we owe the old is reverence, but all they ask for is consideration, attention, not to be discarded and forgotten. What they deserve is preference, yet we do not even grant them equality. One father finds it possible to sustain a dozen children, yet a dozen children find it impossible to sustain one father.
Perhaps this is the most distressing aspect of the situation. The care for the old is regarded as an act of charity rather than as a supreme privilege. In the never dying utterance of the Ten Commandments, the God of Israel did not proclaim: Honor Me, Revere Me. He proclaimed instead: Revere your father and your mother. There is no reverence for God without reverence for father and mother.
In Jewish tradition the honor for father and mother is a commandment, the perfect fulfillment of which surpasses the power of man. There is no limit to what one ought to do in carrying out this privilege of devotion. God is invisible, but my mother is His presence…."
Heschel's book of essays, The Insecurity of Freedom, contain many of these kinds of reflection. It's a wonderful introduction to his thought and poetic approach to life and faith. If you've been wanting to read him but were daunted by The Prophets — or even if you've never heard of him before — I highly recommend revisiting his relevant outlook on the society he saw developing before his very eyes.
President Obama Evokes Rabbi Heschel?
Colleen Scheck, Producer
From a Guardian story about President Obama's press conference at the G20 Summit yesterday:
Asked whether he thought the US should shoulder the blame for causing the crisis, Obama replied America had some accounting to do. But he said he was "a great believer in looking forward rather than looking back", citing his American law school professor who told him "some are to blame, but all are responsible".
Surely his law school professor was evoking the words of Abraham Joshua Heschel — "Some are guilty, but all are responsible" — right? Again we feel Heschel's present-day relevance.
Niebuhr, Heschel — which other SOF biographical series subject will President Obama evoke next? Perhaps Einstein's post World War II comment: "…there is no escape into easy comfort, there is no distance ahead for proceeding little by little and delaying the necessary changes into an indefinite future. The situation calls for a courageous effort, for a radical change in our whole attitude in the entire political content."
The measure of man's life lies in perfecting the universe.
—Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel, as tweeted by Rabbi Aaron Spiegel
Trent Gilliss, Online Editor
Today I viewed hundreds of photos looking for an image that might help convey the critical perspective of Binyavanga Wainaina in our upcoming program on the ethics of aid in Africa, and more specifically Kenya. I was left a bit heavy-hearted. And then I saw this inspiring quote from a new friend in Indianapolis. I can't thank him enough (and, if you're interested, he's got a great recommendation for cigars in Indy).
Words Make Worlds
Trent Gilliss, Online Editor
Searching the term "heschel" on Flickr turned up a Heschel-Merton peace protest, some previously published photos of Heschel standing next to MLK at Selma, and a few portraits. And then there's the image you see here, which puzzled me as I was scanning a list of thumbnails: 'Why did somebody tag that image with the rabbi's name?'
The answer was in the caption:
The tragedy of religion is partly due to its isolation from life,
as if God could be segregated.
Abraham Joshua Heschel
Through this brief caption a gleaning of another person's mind. These encounters help me to see things differently, to expand my limited scope, as I search for images that encapsulate some kernel of wisdom or sensibility of what's being discussed in a particular program. I've learned to stop and look rather than dismiss and move on.
Although this photo won't make it onto the site, Markus Krisetya, the photographer, opened up another way of seeing Heschel, of finding new meaning in his writings (taken from his 1966 essay "Choose Life!") and the graffitied bridge I pass by daily. How do you find relevance in Heschel's words and action?
Shiraz Janjua, Associate Producer
"You gotta kill your darlings." That was one of those sayings that permeated our discussions back in film school, something our teachers would tell us during the editing of our film projects. It means you have to be willing to let go of that shot or that sequence that you invested so much time, effort, and probably money into making but, for some reason, slows down the pace of the story or isn't as strong as our hope for it. In some weird way, it's like that Buddhist saying, "If you ever meet the Buddha, kill the Buddha." Don't turn the Buddha or your "darlings" into idols that bar your path to enlightenment or a perfect film.
I'm now editing an interview for a show we are so eager to put out there about the 20th-century rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel. Heschel was a contemporary of Martin Luther King Jr., and equally provocative and challenging.
Sometimes we record an interview, and we have little trouble finding places to edit out. Sometimes the interview digresses from its core and we have to wrangle it back by cutting out some material. Other times, you listen to an interview, and it seems like every word is a darling. For myself, I count the interviews with Jean Vanier and Janna Levin in that category.
The other day, as we were doing our pre-edit listen of an interview with Arnold Eisen, chancellor of New York's Jewish Theological Seminary, who was greatly influenced by the late rabbi, there were more than a few times when I thought I'd burst into tears, whether from Arnold Eisen's own storytelling or from his reading of choice Heschel excerpts. I've highlighted a few in this audio excerpt:
- The first part features Arnold Eisen talking about Heschel's advice to young people, his encouragement to them; it's something that echoes with the self-doubt I felt for many years in my twenties.
- Following that is one for the SOF blooper reel.
- The last part is Arnold Eisen reading from Heschel's writing. It's gorgeous.
There's another reading, in the interview, that comes after this one. It renders me helpless and it's too good to spoil by throwing it out as a teaser, so you'll just have to listen to the final show, which is a few weeks away.
Meanwhile, as I edit all this great material, I'm afraid that some of it will have to be lost for the sake of time constraints. But what do you let go, when it's all gold? I'm having serious trouble killing my darlings.
"I Tried to Be a Good Man"
by Trent Gilliss, online editor
One of the more fabulous aspects of working at SOF is being surrounded by a crazy number of talented people from other other regional and national programs that are part of our parent company, American Public Media (if you'd like, I can try to explain the complexity of the public radio world and distributors some time). I'm overwhelmed by the wide array of topics and material being produced and, unfortunately, never get to hear.
Our colleagues next door at American RadioWorks just released a riveting documentary about the last year of Martin Luther King, Jr.'s life. As a bonus, the executive editor Stephen Smith presented a live performance for his colleagues — a 35-minute pictorial narrative he had given at a commemorative event in historic Riverside Church in New York.
It's not often that our topic area overlaps so overtly with our next-door neighbors' material. In this case, King's religious and moral language wasn't ignored or minimized for the political, the historical, the newsiness of it all. It wasn't an anecdote. Sitting in a small crowd of 50 with my colleagues, I was engaged from the first photo, an image of King preaching with Rabbi Abraham Joshua Heschel sitting in the background.
I was overtaken by his recorded words from a sermon given at Ebenezer Baptist Church in Atlanta in 1968, shortly before his assassination. I had never heard King like that before.
King's context was the 60s and civil rights. His legacy today is more than that. His ability is to relate to one's personal failures and struggles and say, "It's alright. Keep on trying." As a husband and a father and a journalist, "I want to be a good man."


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Posted: 11:28 p.m. Wednesday, May 26, 2010
By Jamie Dupree
It's a classic kind of Thursday in the Congress, as Democrats try to force action on a series of major bills before lawmakers make a run to the airport on Friday for a week-long Memorial Day break.
If you are a scheduler for a member of the House or Senate, you probably want to think about plane reservations on Friday, but you never know what might happen along the way.
The House has two main items on the agenda - a jobs/jobless/tax breaks, etc bill, and a defense policy bill that includes a vote on an amendment that would pave the way for the end of the ban on gays in the military, which will require a separate vote either today or tomorrow.
Also in the House Appropriations Committee, Democrats will move an $84 billion supplemental for the war in Afghanistan, which includes about $50 billion in items unrelated to the war, like money for border security, oil spill cleanup in the Gulf of Mexico and a $23 billion chunk of money that Democrats say will help states avoid teacher layoffs.
On their own, any of those items are big enough on the agenda.
The jobless benefits measure was slimmed down last night, because the plan was simply too big for many Democrats to swallow, as it includes extended jobless benefits, tax breaks, tax increases and a Medicare "Doc Fix" that had to be shortened by two years to cut the cost of the bill.
As of late Wednesday night, Democrats were moving ahead with a vote, but they were still trying to put together a majority. Nervous Democrats weren't thrilled with voting for a bill that would raise the deficit by around $100 billion.
The changes made last night included some limits on extended jobless benefits, "conditions related to the availability for work, active search for work and refusal to accept work" said new language added to the bill.
The plan now would fund extended jobless benefits through the end of November, one month shorter than originally planned.
While the House tussles over those matters, the Senate will be deep in debate over its own version of the Afghan war funding bill. As documented above, the House plan is now at $84 billion; the Senate bill is around $60 billion.
Votes will come this morning on proposals by Republicans to add $2 billion for border security measurs along the Southwest border with Mexico, as Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) leads a group that wants more than the President's plan to add 1200 border patrol agents. McCain wants 6,000.
Also being voted on today in the Senate, a plan from Sen. Tom Coburn (R-OK) that would fund the Afghan war bill and all of its extras by making offsetting budget cuts. Some of them include freezing pay increases for federal workers, putting a cap on the number of employees that can work for Uncle Sam and more.
While Coburn argues that some deficit measures are needed, it's not expected that Democrats will sign on to that plan, but it might be closer than usual for amendments from the Oklahoma Senator on budget matters.
Senate Democrats want to get the Afghan funding bill finished and then move on to the combo jobless benefits extension/tax breaks/tax increases/Doc Fix bill that's going before the House today, but getting all that done by Friday seems a longshot.
We'll see where it goes today, as Congress makes a big push on a bunch of big bills.
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Elsa's Ethiopian restaurant is almost as delightful as Elsa herself. I've been there three times now, and each time I have been treated warmly and stuffed to the hilt with delicious, flavorful traditional Ethiopian dishes. My particular favorites are the beef tips, the spiced chicken, the chicken with tomatoes and jalapenos and the red lentils. Oh, the red lentils ... no one does them better than Elsa.
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It's hard to imagine winter is finally nearing an end when outside today we see the ground covered in snow with freezing rain forecasted to develop tonight and tomorrow. But to help us remember spring is just around the corner, at least in NC, the greenhouses are bursting with colorful hellebores and other lovely treasures to soothe away any winter blahs and blues. It's less than two weeks until our 2014 Winter Open Nursery and Garden and we're eager to show you our plant goodies!
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Our selection of hellebores is so outstanding it's hard to really show it justice in words. We have over 500 gallon-size hellebores in flower and over 1000 one quart hellebores in bloom. The quality of hellebore colors we have available are better each year and 2014 is no exception.
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Lancaster Country Club in Lancaster was the setting for the June 25, 2010 double-ring ceremony uniting in marriage Miss Erin Roos of Williamsville, daughter of Rick and Linda Roos of Cassadaga and Mr. Rob Booker of Williamsville, son of Rhonda Booker of West Seneca and Bob Booker of Lancaster.
The Rev. Sandy Hustead officiated with music provided by the Clarence String Quartet.
Escorted by her father, the bride chose Jenn Regardie of Alexandria, Va., as her matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Nicole Rosswog of Owego, Jessica Sandeen of Aurora, Ind., and Kelly Grimes of Fairport.
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Bill Smock of Orchard Park served as best man for the groom. Ushers were Joe Pitzonka of West Seneca, Jay Godios of Noblesville, Ind., and Mike Wisniewski of Yuma, Ariz.
A reception at the country club immediately followed the ceremony.
A Cassadaga Valley High School graduate, Mrs. Booker received a bachelor's degree in physical education from Cortland State and a master's in health education from Fredonia State University. She is employed by Clarence School District as a health and physical education teacher and coach.
Mr. Booker graduated from West Seneca East High School. He was awarded a bachelor's degree in health and physical education from Canisius College in Buffalo and a master's from the same institution in differentiated education. He is a health and physical education teacher and coach for the Holland School District.
Following a honeymoon in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, the couple are residing in Williamsville.


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Was able to go fishing today, and caught a decent amount of Bluegill in a little over an hour (pictures below). Was fishing in the family pond, and used nightcrawlers, vienna sausages, and Berkley Gulp Angleworms. Gonna be having some Bluegill patties sometime soon.
Thanks. I've been trying to go out again but the weather has been fluctuating alot lately. It rained over the weekend, was VERY humid yesterday, and stormed again today. I try to go at least once a week, and should be able to go this up coming weekend. I'll post some more pics this sunday.


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The Brocton/Dunkirk/Fredonia and Cassadaga Girl Scout Service Units recently held an adult recognition night. Honorees included Melissa Seavy and Julie Devlin who were awarded the Outstanding Leader award for the 2011-2012 scouting year. Each leader was awarded a certificate signifying their recognition, along with a bouquet of flowers. Amy Jo Dorler, service unit manager, read parts of the letters of recommendation written by the parents of girls in their troops.
The evening also included a brief ceremony prepared by Dorler reading a poem entitled, "Recipe for a Girl Scout Leader" and the singing of the song, "On My Honor." Guest and former service unit manager Donna Brisky was introduced and refreshments included a birthday cake made by Lori Felt, which continued the celebration of the founding of the organization 100 years ago.
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Recipe by Pam White
"Pork roast and kraut slow-cooked and served with dumplings and sauerkraut 'gravy.' This recipe was from my mother's very German family. She always served it with mashed potatoes, creamed peas, and applesauce. Sometimes she baked the roast and kraut separately. We always have this on New Year's Day. I usually double the recipe for the dumplings. My mother didn't make hers with beer, but I have added this over the years to taste."
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1 (3 pound) pork shoulder roast, well-trimmed and trimmings reserved
2 (20 ounce) cans sauerkraut, undrained
1/2 cup applesauce
1/4 cup brown sugar, or to taste
2 (12 fluid ounce) cans or bottles beer, divided
3 cups water
1 (14 ounce) can kraut juice
2 cups all-purpose baking mix (such as Bisquick®)
2/3 cup milk
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Judge halts contraceptive mandate for Monaghan's firmBy Associated Press
DETROIT (AP) — A federal judge has ruled a property management company owned by Domino's Pizza founder Tom Monaghan doesn't have to immediately implement mandatory contraception coverage in the health care law. U.S. District Judge Lawrence Zatkoff ruled Sunday in favor of Monaghan and his Domino's Farms Corp.. Monaghan, a devout Roman Catholic, says contraception isn't health care but a "gravely immoral" practice. Zatkoff granted Monaghan's emergency motion for a temporary restraining order until a final decision is made in the case. The mandate would have taken effect Tuesday. The government says the contraception mandate benefits women's health and removes financial barriers. There are about a dozen similar lawsuits pending nationwide. Monaghan sold most of his controlling stake in Domino's Pizza in 1998 to private equity company Bain Capital. Topics in this article:
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It would take 5-10 minutes of fill up the beast's tank with gas. I don't think an electric car can fully charge up in that amount of time. Any I've heard there are areas of the world that don't currently have available electric service. But again, I'd love to be wrong about both those things.


text: Meta Battle Subway PokeBase - Pokemon Q&A Login Register All Activity Questions Unanswered Tags Users Ask a Question Rules Chat Can you catch all 4 Swords of Justice in B&W2? 2 votes I know you can only get 2 Master Balls, is there any way to catch the other Swords of Justice as well? Can you get more Master Balls? black-white-2 master-ball asked Jan 3, 2013 by meloetta27 Thanks for the help! Please log in or register to add a comment. Please log in or register to answer this question. 3 Answers 3 votes Best answer Yes you can, well except for keldeo. I dont think that you know this but you dont need a master ball to catch legendaries. Any pokeball can catch any Pokemon. It's just harder to catch legendaries but you can do it with another pokeball. I suggest use ultra balls because of the high increase in catch rate but you can get more master balls from join avenue's raffle. -keldeo: only event based, so you must wait for an event or GTS. -Terrakion: route 22 -Virizion: route 11 -coballion: route 13 Source: experience and strategy guide answered Jan 3, 2013 by CWegz selected Jan 3, 2013 by meloetta27 Please log in or register to add a comment. 2 votes You can get unlimited Master Balls by winning them in Join Avenue. As for the Swords of Justice I assume you mean Cobalion,Virizion,Terrakion, and Keldeo. You can catch all but Keldeo which is event only. answered Jan 3, 2013 by Pokenubz Please log in or register to add a comment. 2 votes Yes you can catch 3/4. You can win a Master Ball at your Join Avaneu's raffle stand. Keldeo is a event only and sadly it passed. The other three can be found along routes of the game they should be easy too spot out. answered Jan 3, 2013 by Oncoming $torm Please log in or register to add a comment. Related questions If I pass by the Swords of Justice, can I catch them later? Can you get more master balls in White/Black 2? what happens if you you have no pokeballs to catch reshiram or zekrom? In Pokemon black and white one if I kill one of the swords of justice and did not save before will it come back ? What is the swords of justice? How come I just got a master ball when I first met professor juniper at mistralton city in white 2? Help what Pokemon should I use my master ball on in Pokemon white version 2? My master ball didn't catch my Giratina!!! Useful Meta Posts How to change your username How to add a user avatar Why was my post hidden? The points system Question etiquette Flags vs Downvotes Anime FAQ


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Fun with Chalk marks 14 years of success and support for art scholarships, art education, art therapy, and art programs for those who have suffered from domestic abuse and/or violence. The 14th annual Street Painting Festival will be held on Saturday and Sunday, May 4th and 5th, 2013, featuring re-creations of the Old Masters and original works, all by noted artists from all over the world at our new permanent home at Soka University in Aliso Viejo. The surface here provides a beautiful canvas in a lovely area surrounded by trees and grass. The event will be held in conjunction with the Soka University Annual International Festival.
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Check out the link below. I never knew that. They were on a side by side tv interview several years ago and asked what the future of computing would be like in 5 years. Bill gates is the one who actually described iPad type technology and Steve jobs was the one talkin more about pc's and desktops n such. Steve got the idea from bill gates but Steve is the one who pioneered the idea. Kudos to both or the iPad may have never existed. So we owe partial thnkx to Bill gates for the iPad. The richest man in the world always has his hands in the latest tech or has something to do with it. I guess that's why Bill has been the richest man in the Whole world for like decades now..check link below
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Just wondering if anyone has an opinion on which is a good one to use? My research so far is on StealthSIM, but before I spend that kind of money just wanted to get everyone else's opinion.
Just wondering if anyone has an opinion on which is a good one to use? My research so far is on StealthSIM, but before I spend that kind of money just wanted to get everyone else's opinion.
I think it depends on what you get your hands on, since they are quite sold out, maybe not the stealthsims.
The thing about stealthsim is that is more plug'n'play and u don't need to do anything before insterting it to your phone. With TurboSim you need to do som konfiguration first.
turbo sim however has the possiblity to run under a new firmware, as with the stealth sim it won't be possible to upgrade, since it can't be reprogrammed like the turbo sim.
so if you find one buy the turbo....
a little more effort but which will payoff during the next firmware update
i read that turobsim is indeed programmable, so it might work for future releases, although it changes the internal firmware of the iPhone which makes the warranty not valid, is that right? Stealthsim instead does not change anything so if you ever need the warranty you can return the iphone to apple.
I am really not sure of what i should use... can anyone help?
Turbosim does NOT touch the baseband so it doesn't void your warranty I am getting a HyperSIM because it is cheap
I like pie.
i read that a lot of people had problems with the hypersim making it work, it says NO SIM although they followed all the instructions... i would like to go for the hypersim as well but i am scared that i will waste the money...
IMO TurboSim is much better than StealthSim.with the program you have no problem with next FW update.
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Lol! I was scratching my head trying to figure out how a French press (for coffee) would change my life with boudin.
Man I made a stop in Opelousas to try some of Ray's "World Famous Boudin'". I swear it was THE worst I've ever tasted. Well, actually it was more a matter of not having ANY taste than having a bad one. Could not believe anyone would find that one tasty.
Bhelm I lived in Baton rouge for 8 years then moved back to opelousas....Jerry lee's is good, but there are about 4 places around home...(opelousas,carencro,scott,laf) that have some places that have the best boudin...(krotz springs) also!!
Rays is Horrible....but you got the wrong boudin...they also sell Billy's boudin...that is the good one! I do agree with you though ray's is horrible! They have a smoked boudin that is very good. If you like boudin go to Billy's in krotz springs.....they sell a boudin ball with peper chees in it.....man you talk about the bomb!!


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Roaring and looking wickedly creepy is just how Viva Jones wants her art to look.
Jones, 78, of Sequim, has built 25 clay dragons of all shapes and sizes.
"People like the idea of dragons," she said.
"It's definitely not someone's cat or dog sitting around in their home."
She has enjoyed mythical creatures her whole life, but dragons sparked her creative interest when a friend gave her a clay Welsh dragon.
"I enjoyed the concept and design and began experimenting with my own," Jones said.
She started with five smaller dragons, which sold immediately at Blue Whole Gallery in Sequim where she has been an exhibitor for seven years.
After that success, she built more complex and bigger dragons.
Recently her dragon "Tight Squeeze" won Best in Show at Sequim Arts' annual juried show. In 2005, she won the same award for "Feeling Chili," a giant chili pepper.
Jones grew up drawing and painting rather than working in clay. Her earliest art memory is going to a park with a sketchbook, people-watching at the age of 12.
"The limits of my drawings now are sketching plans for my next dragon," Jones said.
In high school, she drew and painted portraits.
"I'm toying with the idea of oil paintings again," she said.
"I have maybe 12 years left to manhandle clay, so I need something to do at age 90."
Jones didn't start crafting in clay until she moved to Sequim 14 years ago.
"When I retired I thought, 'What am I going to retire to, not from,'" she said.
She decided to take every hands-on art course available through Peninsula College.
Clay didn't appeal to her at first.
"It's gross, dirty and gets in your nails. But within three weeks, I was in love," she said.
Jones attributes her skill to art professor Bill Merrill, from whom she took the majority of classes.
"He really taught me how to mold clay and gave me a thorough understanding of it," she said.
"I don't think my abilities would have been as good if I retired elsewhere."
Clay stuck because it kept her hands busy, she said.
"With clay, I felt a part of it, but with other art forms I felt unattached," Jones said.
Most of her bigger pieces are built up over time. She will start from the bottom and work her way up. Larger dragons and other pieces take her a few weeks to shape, fire, glaze and/or paint.
"Usually my favorite piece is one I've just completed," she said.
Starting fresh
Jones helped raise four children in Orange County, Calif., where she taught and led elementary education for 32 years.
"I opened a school in Lake Forest, California, that within three years became a 'California distinguished school.' I know it was the staff that made it special, but it meant a lot to me, too," Jones said.
In Sequim, she has been president of Sequim Arts, Sequim Newcomers Club and American Association of University Women.
As president of Sequim Arts 10 years ago, she began a studio tour that featured artists wanting to show their work to a wider audience. The event turned into an ongoing fundraiser for aspiring high school artists.
Students have received three $1,000 scholarships each year since it started.
"I wanted artists to show their work to the community and to raise funds for the students somehow," Jones said.
"It was win-win-win for the community, artists and students."
Jones caught up on her creative endeavors while in Sequim, but on June 16, she will move to Austin, Texas. She will begin a studio with some of her family members there.
Before she goes, she will be presenting her work at the Potters' Council show at the Inn at Port Hadlock, June 12-14, which has sold out.
Some of her pieces are on display in Webster's Woods at the Port Angeles' Fine Arts Center.
Her "Leaners" - three tall, human-like statues in the window of Blue Whole Gallery - will go to Webster's Woods after it's finished showing in Sequim.
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Used stroller / bike carriage for 2 kids. The carrier has average use and has several more years of life. My kids have out grown the carriage.
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Graco - FastAction Fold Classic Connect Travel System – Bermuda Pattern Fold Me! Experience the only travel system with a one-second fold! This lightweight stroller not only features a new one-second, single-step fold, it also includes the SnugRide Classic Connect infant car seat, one of America's #1 selling infant car seats. Stroller Features: Stroller holds child up to 50 lbs Multi-position reclining seat for baby's comfort Convertible 3 or 5-point harness grows with your child Lightweight, ...
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This Jogging stroller is in excellent condition, made by The Baby Jogger Company in Washington State. * Light weight aluminum frame and very durable water proof fabric. * Weight limit is 75LBS. * Ample storage under and behind the seat. * 16 inch tires make for a very smooth ride. * 5 point harness for safety. * Adjustable sun shade with a flap vent on top. * Hand brake to the front tire with parking brake. * Jogging strap to attach to the runners wrist. * Padded grab bar for the runner. * ...
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Graco double stroller: - Rear seat can recline flat and fold into a bassinet - Storage basket underneath extends the full length of the stroller - Click-shut handlebar compartment for keys/garage door opener/wallet and cup holder - Gender neutral color scheme - Folds to fit in a small trunk space - Minimal use Will include single umbrella type stroller FREE! This ad was posted with the eBay Classifieds mobile app.
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Looking to buy gently used Peg Perego or Triple Decker triplet stroller. Need the entire travel system, including compatible car seats.
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New Peg Perego Duette twin stroller. Used twice. Once for a walk and once at the mall. Stroller includes two seats that can face in or out. Each seat comes with a boot/cover. The color is mocha/tan/light brown. This high end stroller retails for $850.00. A peg perego infant car seat can be used in place of a stroller seat. The car seat will lock into place. Comes from a smoke and pet free home. Please email any questions and I will respond promptly. Owners manuals included.
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Safty 1 St High Quality Stroller Light Weight Travel Stroller. SKU-1335498
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PEG PEREGO single unisex stroller in great condition from a smoke and pet free home. The color is toffee and was just washed and ready to use. This is such a lightweight and compact stroller- will fit in any vehicle. Stroller stands upright in folded position while unloading/ loading child. I am located in Oak Lawn and will accept cash or Paypal. Serious inquiry's only. please contact me only for specific info, more pics or schedule meetup, not to ask if still avbl because if it is still posted ...
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Looking to buy. Either a revolution or a sports utility (do they both or either of these go through the sand?)
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Stay light and ultra-mobile with this Graco stroller, the stroller specifically designed for the active family. The one-hand fold and lightweight design make it the obvious choice for parents who want portability. And the padded, multi-level reclining seat ensures your little travel companion will stay comfortable. With the lockable front swivel wheels and durable suspension, everyone is in for the smoothest of rides. Includes large storage bin underneath stroller, 2 side pockets, and a cup holder ...
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After passing rigorous endurance trials, the Zooper Zydeco jogging stroller stands as the elite stroller edition in Zooper's line of luxury all terrain strollers. The Zydeco is totally maneuverable, durably constructed, and roomy. The air filled tires, remote hand brake as well as the brake operational with your foot, a zippered & velcro sun roof, and a hanging basket underneath for storing everything from bottles and snacks to wallets and keys (plus a net drink pouch on the handle) are just a few of ...
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This is a great stroller! Light-weight full size strollet forward or parent facing seat, lies flat for newborns, huge basket. Just released in April. Some signs of use, minor scuff marks. One side latch has a crack does not effect it's ability to lock. It was sent to me this way and has worked fine. Decided to upgrade to a double stroller. Retails for $500. PayPal only. Sold as is. No returns. If interested I will email pictures.
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Bob jogging stroller-like new! Only used a few times! Same product: http://www.toysrus.com/product/index.jsp?productId=10957914&cp=2255957.2273447.4394061&parentPage=family I also have a Chicco car seat adaptor for extra $25
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Made in AND purchased in STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN! Excellent Condition with MANY amenities! NO shipping fees bc of local pick up! This European Pram/Bassinet/Stroller Combo comes with many perks. When it is assembled as a pushchair it face forwards or backwards and both modes are suitable from birth. The Bassinet with foam mattress worked wonderfully for us in our home for many months as his bassinet. It worked well when traveling as well for us when we were not at home. In pram mode ...
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Windy day, cold day? Place this weather-resistant fleece cover over your BABYBJORN carrier, and baby will ride snug, warm, and dry. You can use it whether baby is facing in or out, because the removable hood snaps on to either side. Very versatile: it doubles as a car seat or stroller blanket! I'm asking $35 in cash. FIRM. Serious buyers no scammers. First to come, first to serve. I have another one without head cover that I can sell for $20. Both are clean, no rips or smells. Allmost NEW ...
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Zapp Xtra Weathershield $20 (NEW) -meaning never used.- OBO Weathershield protects baby from the elements Weathershield is for use with the Zapp Xtra stroller Weathershield allows visibility in and out. SORRY BUT NO DELIVERY. FIRST TO COME, FIRST TO SERVE. CASH, NO MONEY ORDERS, CHECKS, PAYPAL OR SUCH.
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These samples were significantly higher in metals than background samples. The background samples were collected in areas not affected by past operations of the Matthiessen and Hegeler facility. Zinc was elevated significantly in all samples, and cadmium and lead were significantly elevated in all but one sample. Other metals were also found at elevated levels. On-site samples also showed low levels of a variety of other contaminants including pesticides, polychlorinated biphenyls (PCBs), solvents and chemicals found in oil and coal. Because of these chemicals and because of physical hazards found on the site, residents are strongly urged against trespassing on the site, which is private property. The landowners have constructed a fence around the site to limit access A special concern is a large slag pile located on the steep west bank of the Little Vermilion River. 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