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BlackBerry Curve 8320 - titanium (T-Mobile)
Manufacturer: BlackBerry Part number: Curve 8320 (Titanium) T-Mobile)
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- The RIM BlackBerry Curve (aka BlackBerry 8320) for T-Mobile is the best BlackBerry we've seen to date as it offers Wi-Fi, best-of-breed design, and excellent performance.
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- Reviewed by: Bonnie Cha
- Reviewed on: 09/24/2007
- Released on: 09/24/2007
The good: The RIM BlackBerry 8320 offers integrated Wi-Fi and works with T-Mobile's HotSpot@Home service so you can make calls via Wi-Fi. The smartphone also features a nice, sleek design; a spacious QWERTY keyboard; a 2-megapixel camera; popular IM clients; and good call quality.
The bad: The Curve's camera can't record videos, and there's no 3G support. The BlackBerry Web browser isn't quite as sophisticated as those on competing smartphones.
The bottom line: The RIM BlackBerry Curve (aka BlackBerry 8320) for T-Mobile is the best BlackBerry we've seen to date as it offers Wi-Fi, best-of-breed design, and excellent performance.
User reviews
I did not think the Pearl could be improved. It has been.
by RotoRooterGuy on October 20, 2007
Pros: Too many to list. See my review. We talked. RIM listened.
Cons: No lanyard hole, Although pricing high if not eligible for $249 upgrade price, $400 still worth it.
Summary: Way back I had the BlackBerry 7100t. I thought that was a great phone. Then last year the Pearl came out, bought that and could not imagine ever selling the ...
Summary: Way back I had the BlackBerry 7100t. I thought that was a great phone. Then last year the Pearl came out, bought that and could not imagine ever selling the Pearl, at least not for a couple years. Alas, the Curve came out with WiFi and here I am with a new T-Mobile Curve 12 months later.
I guess a testament to not regretting selling our two Pearls [on eBay for $190 each] is that I have NOT missed the Pearl one bit since it left via UPS to the new owner. The main reason for not lamenting the switch: the T-Mo Curve is what I would call a much improved Pearl. In other words, I got much of what I liked in the Pearl in my new Curve, plus many improvements.
Without going into tech talk, permit me to explain improvements I noted out of the box.
Keyboard - The Curve is the Pearl with a full keyboard. That's a matter of preference for most users. Some need a full size QWERTY keyboard ["QWERTY" means that the keyboard is laid out like that on your PC.] Others like the Pearl's smaller size made possible by assigning two letters per key, hence making the Pearl a slimmer phone, aka not as wide as the Curve.
Those of you who do not like the Pearl's SureType "mini" keyboard will appreciate the Curve's full QWERTY keyboard. Having typed on the 7100t and Pearl SureType keypads for a few years and now going back to a QWERTY keyboard, IMHO the Curve's full keyboard is an improvement.
I can type a lot faster on the Curve's QWERTY keyboard, mostly because just like many people I am used to typing on a PC full QWERTY keyboard so typing on the Curve's keypad is an easy transition.
Weight - The Curve, while a "beefed up" Pearl, is almost as light as the Pearl. The weight difference is the Curve weighing in at about an ounce more than the Pearl.
That is amazing when you think that for an ounce in weight gain you get more features, a better built phone, larger display and a QWERTY keyboard.
Form Factor and Engineering - IMHO, the Curve is well-built, way better than the Pearl. RIM listened to the criticisms about the Pearl and made improvements to the Curve.
For example, the Pearl had cheap silver painted plastic side rails [that easily scratched]. The Curve has hearty rubber grips on the sides. Not only do they provide a good gripping surface, but they will hold up better in the appearance department.
Another example is the battery cover, aka the back of the phone. On the Pearl users criticized that the cover had a flimsy latching mechanism that unlatched and easily fell off the phone.
The Curve's cover is beefy and latches firmly.
Other improvements:
Audio Port: The Curve has a 3.5MM audio port [aka earphone jack to laypeople]. In contrast, most cell phones typically have a 2.5MM mini-plug.]
What is GREAT about this "standard port" is it allows you to use on the Curve your 3.5MM stereo headsets, earphones, or headphones. [All your headphones around the house have a 3.5MM plug.
Why the switch to a 3.5MM plug? All the hottest cell phones [er, excuse me, smartphones] now have multi-media capabilities. What this means is that people [aka what I call "ROCS" - regular old consumers] are using Curve type phones to play music and movies.
Most people want the ability to use their existing 3.5MM stereo earphones, ear buds, or headphones on their multi-media phones. Fact is, most people have 3.5MM earphones or headphones around the house.
In contrast, most "ROCS" do not have 2.5MM stereo headsets sitting around. They may have cell phone headsets, but those are not stereo and even if they are, the sound quality is not all that great.
Display - Without getting into technical specs, just be aware that the Curve's LCD color display is LARGER, brighter and sharper than the Pearl's display. In ROC terms, the Curve has a bigger "TV screen."
I play movies on the Curve and the screen is now big enough that you can see all the action and even read movie credits. It's not an iMax experience, but put on some stereo earphones and the Curve on "full screen" mode. You will find that movies are very pleasant to watch.
Stuff - Original Pearl purchasers used to complain, some did anyway, that the Pearl did not come with earphones nor a case. [Mine did not.]
The T-Mo Curve comes with a decent stereo headset and microphone combo. It also comes with a slim case that allows you some protection for the phone, out of the box. It's a cheapo case, but at least there is something to put on the phone until you buy the case you want.
The headset is decent, inasmuch as with the Pearl I paid RIM almost $40 for the same device back in December 2006. It has a button to press so to answer the phone when a call comes in.
While they are not boom box, sub woofer earphones, you can at least start using the Curve's 3.5MM port to listen to stereo music, movies and to make calls. As a cell phone headset I'd rate it a 10, but as a stereo audio device, maybe a 6. But since it is included in the box, it gets a 10.
4GB MicroSDHC Chip - While the Curve does NOT come with a MicroSD chip, out of the box it can handle 512MB on up MicroSD chips to 4GB-6GB MicroSDHC chips.
On using a 4GB chip, this is SIGNIFICANT when you consider 1) the memory is removable, unlike the iPhone's fixed, non-removable 4GB or 8GB memory; 2) 4GB memory/storage puts the Curve at the same level as the iPhone; 3) you can take two or three MicroSDHC chips on the road and have 12GB of space for movies, music and what have you; and 4) you can access the chip via USB reader. Unlike the iPhone, you are not restricted to plugging in the Curve every time you want to put files on the chip. In contrast, the iPhone requires your having to hook up the phone to a computer to access the iPhone's internal 4GB or 8GB storage.
On the Pearl in March 2007 I had installed the latest operating system. I was then able to use 4GB chips on the Pearl. When my Curve arrived I took the chip from the Pearl and put it into the Curve. It fired right up and I was able to use the 4GB in the Curve. Woot.
Note that the 4GB chips I am talking about are 4GB MicroSDHC, NOT 4GB MicroSD. The "HC" stands for "high capacity." I am not aware that there are 4GB MicroSD chips. 4GB and above are designated "HC" or "high capacity."
Also note that a 4GB MicroSDHC chip will NOT work on most other devices you have, such as cameras and MP3 players. The device's SD or MicroSD slot needs to be "high capacity" compatible or rated.
Since the HC rating is fairly new, most devices you have at home or the office can use 2GB chips at the most.
Bonus Tip: To read the 4GB MicroSDHC chip on your PC, with a USB reader, you need a USB reader that can read HC chips. [Those readers are not expensive, but you need one. Your old USB 2.0 readers won't access a MicroSDHC chip.]
Keep in mind that the Curve can use all your 1GB or 2GB MicroSD chips, it's just that if you want to use 4GB chips, those are designated "HC" or "high capacity" require special readers and they cannot be used on most devices [those not rated for use of high capacity chips.] Of course, you can always access the chip when it is inside the Curve by connecting the Curve to the PC with a USB cable.
Bonus SideNote: By December 2007 SanDisk is coming out with 6GB [and possibly 8GB] MicroSDHC chips. Rumor has it that the Curve can handle these chips. How cool will that be, to use an 8GB chip on the Curve. Woot.
WiFi - This was the main reason I got the T-Mo Curve. I needed a WiFi phone so to use T-Mobile's new "hotspot @home service." Without getting into details, hotspot @home allows you to use the Internet to make phone calls or to browse the Net. Calls made with a hotspot connection do NOT count against cell phone minutes. One can talk 24/7 on the phone without paying more than T-Mo's monthly service charge, about $10, but it is rumored to be going up to $20 after the promo price ends.
Camera - The camera is now 2 megapixel. That's not bad. The pictures are decent for a cell phone. If you want to criticize the Curve's camera, remember that this is a cell phone with a camera.
You should not expect the same quality pictures as you might get with a dedicated digital camera. Also remember that they are packing a lot of stuff into this 4 ounce device. You can only put so decent a camera in the space reserved for it. Plus remember that this phone, in addition to the camera, has to play movies, music, store pictures, files and also make phone calls. That's a lot to do in such a little phone.
Also, RIM had to keep the price down. Sure, maybe they could have installed a better camera, but at how much an increase in sales price for the phone? So the camera does GREAT when you are in a pinch and need to take a pic.
ROM - The Curve has more internal or "fixed" memory. This is NOT the same memory as that on a MicroSD chip. They are two different things, the ROM is "built into" the Curve, the MicroSD chip is more a storage place for all your files.
I won't go over the specs, just understand that the more internal memory you have the better the phone will operate, the more programs you can install, and the less the phone will crash due to memory being "all used up,"
Software - There are various software improvements over the Pearl, I won't go into them much.
But one that I like is the ability to play videos in full screen mode. One of the complaints about the Pearl was that when playing a movie, for example, there was an annoying on screen user interface [controls for volume, play, stop, pause, etc.] that ate up part of the screen.
Well RIM listened, so now the Curve has the ability to fill the screen with the video. I love it. In fact, I consider this one of the main improvements of the RIM operating system. I love playing two hour movies [converted from my DVDs to Curve format] on the Curve, with stereo headphones and in full screen mode.
OS - RIM also improved other aspects of the operating system, but it's beyond this review to go over them. Suffice it to say, RIM listened to our tips, suggestions and criticisms and made many improvements on how we interact with the Curve.
For example, there was an issue of not being able to turn off the phone's auto-dim feature. Well, the current OS has the ability to turn that feature off if you do not want to use it.
Another is that RIM disabled the ability to press the trackball to answer incoming calls. There was a problem when this feature was enabled. Basically, the trackball would answer the phone as one was pulling out a ringing phone from one's pocket. But the rolling trackball would select "ignore" on the user interface and basically hang up on the caller. So RIM fixed that issue by disabling answering calls by pressing the trackball.
Net - If one is using a WiFi connection on the Curve, the connection is way faster than on the old EDGE speed. Some people have complained about not having increased speed, but I hear RIM and T-MO are working on it and that by October 22 T-Mo should have the kinks worked out of the hotspot @home service.
Price - Being a T-Mo customer for the past four years and having bought the Pearl at the upgrade price, I did not qualify for the Curve's $250 upgrade price [given with a two year contract.] I did get a discount to $400 [instead of $500.]
Super Bonus Tip: We did get a second Curve for our other T-Mo account. I called T-Mo and asked for a deal. The CSR transferred me to the Customer Loyalty department [some carriers call it Customer Retention].
I explained that I was a good customer, this was a second phone, paid bills on times, etc. So they sold us a second Curve at the $250 upgrade price.
So keep all this in mind when buying the phone. IMHO $400 is still a fair price for the phone, but if one can get it for $250, go for it.
Complaints - I really can't think of many criticisms. Heck, I remember when I used to pay $500 for a Motorola StarTac whose only feature was that at the time it was the world's smallest cell phone.
Now, for $250 to $400 I can get a phone that plays movies, music, checks e-mails, takes pictures, and oh, I forgot, also makes phone calls. Woot.
Lanyard - I use lanyards on all my devices. A lanyard has saved my BlackBerry phones from many a fatal fall.
For some reason RIM eliminated a lanyard hole from the Curve. Not sure why they got rid of the ability to attach a lanyard. But I found a way to do it [I attach a lanyard with a very thin cord via the camera flash hole. Another workaround would be to enclose the Curve in a case and attach a lanyard to the case.]
That's about it. I could go into more detail, about how quality of calls is good, the speaker phone is great, etc. But the above are the main points I wanted to make. Plus I am tired of writing this.
16 out of 17 users found this user opinion helpful.
This is as good as smartphones get!
by wmdaily on September 25, 2007
Pros: Screen, keyboard, call quality, email, Wi-Fi, @Home
Cons: Cost for existing customers
Summary: I have used a Pearl since January and really like it a lot, but the Curve is at another level. The main reason I switched was to have a full ...
Summary: I have used a Pearl since January and really like it a lot, but the Curve is at another level. The main reason I switched was to have a full keyboard for email and text messaging and I am not disappointed. This keyboard is great! In addition, the screen is much larger and brighter than the Pearl.
The call quality is excellent - probably better than the Pearl. I use a Samsung WEP200 that paired up and sounds great with the Curve.
I installed T-Mobile @Home router last month and tried it with the Nokia phone. That phone was a disaster. However, @Home works perfectly with the Curve. It switches seamlessly while entering or leaving the @Home network.
I have tried a number of smart phones over the years (TREO, etc.) but this one is by far the best. It is very expensive unless you are starting a new service. And speaking of service, I was with Sprint for about 8 years. Even though T-Mobile may not have as good a network as Sprint, Cingular or Verizon their customer service is exemplary.
BlackBerry and T-Mobile hit a grand slam with this product!
10 out of 10 users found this user opinion helpful.
beautiful but beware disappearing icons
by go-gadget-go on October 23, 2007
Pros: stylish, powerful applications, full qwerty
Cons: no video recording, no touch screen, icons may disappear
Summary: A friend of mine got this phone and, since I was long overdue for a phone upgrade I decided to follow suit after playing around with hers for 2 weeks. ...
Summary: A friend of mine got this phone and, since I was long overdue for a phone upgrade I decided to follow suit after playing around with hers for 2 weeks.
I had mine for 2 days when the "Profiles" icon disappeared from the available applications, leaving my phone stuck on silent (thank goodness it wasn't set to loud!).
I went to my local T-Mobile store and all the staff was stumped. At their direction I called customer service, and tech support , after walking me through all the basic troubleshooting procedures, eventually told me I had to reinstall all the software... which I did... but the profile icon was still MIA.
I called tech support again the following day, and the guy told me to just return the phone. He also said he'd taken a service call earlier with someone whose camera icon had gone missing...
Either this is a bug I'm the lucky person who got the only lemon in the bunch (well, me and the person with the disappearing camera icon).
So, as much as I like the Curve, I'm off to find another phone.
Oh, and you can't turn off that sound it makes when you takes picture -- that's unfortunate.
Despite that, the Curve is a very nice, stylish phone. I'm new to smartphones and this had everything I needed -- full qwerty,email, 2.0 mpx camera, wifi, music player, etc.
10 out of 12 users found this user opinion helpful.
good for email, internet & calls, BUT...
by djromeokc on December 6, 2007
Pros: call quality, wi-fi, speakerphone
Cons: AIM, keyboard, text messaging
Summary: Recently, I decided to upgrade my Sidekick 3 and purchased the 8320 based on all the positive reviews. I ended up going back to my SK3 and returned the bb ...
Summary: Recently, I decided to upgrade my Sidekick 3 and purchased the 8320 based on all the positive reviews. I ended up going back to my SK3 and returned the bb 8320 a couple of days later.
the Pros:
The BB 8320 is a great device if you need all your emails fwded to one device. The call quality and speakerphone was one of the best i've used on a phone. The ability to use Wi-fi@home saved me a ton of celluar minutes.
video playback and pictures are also crisp.
the Cons:
its almost impossible to synch this device with a MAC. so good luck transferring over your address book. research it on google, everyone has problems.
Also, after using a Sidekick for X amount of years i've become spoiled with a easy to use keyboard. The 8320 does not have a easy to use keyboard compared to the SK3. Typing numbers, symbols etc becomes a chore. and my fingers/thumbs felt to big for the tiny buttons (and i'm not a big guy).
if you do a lot of driving & talking or texting at the same time (yes, i know you should'nt do that) then this is definitely NOT the device for you.
If your just going to make calls, use the web and you want all of your email addresses to go to your phone and you ocassionally want to view video, then this is the device for you.
if you do a lot of typing, text messaging, use any type of instant messaging, or use your smartphone as a mp3 player then I wouldnt suggest this device.
there's just too many buttons you need to push to use any of the applications, even with keyboard shortcuts. and like i said before, pushing any of the 8320 buttons are way too small.
6 out of 7 users found this user opinion helpful.
Excellent Phone Overall
by trhyne on October 9, 2007
Pros: Call quality, ease of use, technology.
Cons: Battery life, web browser.
Summary: This is my first Blackberry and I now know why they call them "Crackberries." What a great device. The call quality is excellent and the usability is outstanding. I especially ...
Summary: This is my first Blackberry and I now know why they call them "Crackberries." What a great device. The call quality is excellent and the usability is outstanding. I especially love the features that adjust to your environment: screen/keyboard lighting and volume.
My only complaints are the battery life and web browser capabilities. This is my first "true" smartphone so while current drain may be "normal" I'd like to see it improved. I seem to be draining the battery about 20% a day with low to moderate usage. The web browser could use a major revamp - especially in light of the iPhone. Display of pages is painful...and a simple zoom in/out feature would do wonders.
All in all though, after two weeks of usage, I do love this phone and plan to keep it for quite a while. It's very easy to set up in comparison to other phones I have worked with and is a pleasure to operate.
4 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
Awesome smartphone, except that damn.....
by airbornetino on March 25, 2008
Pros: does everything I can imagine, if you really learn the software, it is your best buddy
Cons: the spinning hourglass of death!
Summary: I have nothing but praise for this phone, I recommend anyone looking for a smartphone to get this. Sure it doesn't have GPS but with google maps, it gets ...
Summary: I have nothing but praise for this phone, I recommend anyone looking for a smartphone to get this. Sure it doesn't have GPS but with google maps, it gets me close enough. The wifi is awesome. I was working on a project in the mountains with all of these mansions in the hills and no cell reception, but all I had to do was pull up next to someones house, grab their signal, and made VOIP calls back to the office and home. The Hourglass... this occurs when I forget to close the applications when I am done with them, It takes forever and if you get this phone, make sure that your pictures are being sent to the SD card because that was a huge headache when I didnt know what I was doing. Other than that, its super cool. Oh, and one more eensy weensy tingy... There is no flash player, so no youtubing and no video functionality. So if you can live with that, there is no substitute.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Best smartphone I've used - blows iphone away
by cucinella on November 4, 2008
Pros: Size, speed, qwerty keyboard, email, extremely intuitive interface, easy to personalize
Cons: lack of video (the video they offer is impossible to use), camera isn't fantastic (but not awful), doesn't have gps (but google maps has something close, so again, not a huge deal)
Summary: I've used three different Treos (the 600, 650 and 680), the iPhone (not 3G), and 3 different blackberrys (pearl, 8720, and a super old one i don't know ...
Summary: I've used three different Treos (the 600, 650 and 680), the iPhone (not 3G), and 3 different blackberrys (pearl, 8720, and a super old one i don't know the number of) and there is truly no comparison. The curve is incredibly fast, the interface is unbelievable intuitive, and for someone looking for a great business phone with some really nice add-ons i can't say enough about the phone. For anyone who has tried finding a contact with the iPhone and dialing the number and then used a curve, the difference is startling. With the curve you simply start typing the name or number of the person, and it starts pulling up names. With the iphone you have to select the address book, find the name, select the name, select the number, etc. -- it takes three times as long. One of the other amazing things is how much faster the curve is -- literally no lag at all when switching between applications. With the iPhone i was constantly waiting for the right app to pop open - it was really aggravating. I also felt like the ability to set specific types of ring settings for different types of messages was really lacking with the iPhone - the curve gives you almost unlimited options. The track ball is great -- i hated the scroll wheel blackberry used to use, and I found that i didn't miss the touch screen from my old Treos at all once i got used to the track ball - i actually prefer it, strangely enough. The camera is just okay, music player is not great but works, but the business apps are rock solid, and overall i think its going to take quite a bit to get me to switch. Its even really small and has survived some pretty serious drops onto asphalt -- i did finally manage to crack the screen cover by dropping a heavy object on the phone by mistake, and it cost me $10 on ebay to get a replacement and install it myself in 5 minutes. You will love this phone.Neglected to mention that the battery life is great and the speaker phone volume is terrific - two important things in a cell phone. Also, if you download the free Opera browser, the internet functionality is pretty good -- the blackberry browser it comes with is no bueno.
Updated on Nov 5, 2008
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Great Smartphone for the money.
by metallicarox2009 on November 4, 2008
Pros: Amazing Features, very good looking, wifi rules, great battery life
Cons: Can feel a bit laggy at times
Summary: I bought this phone for $250 after rebates at the TMO store in May '08. I use it with the Hotspot@Home service and absolutely love it. We don't ...
Summary: I bought this phone for $250 after rebates at the TMO store in May '08. I use it with the Hotspot@Home service and absolutely love it. We don't have cell service at my home, and the Hotspot@Home has made it so easy to keep in touch. The phone is very easy to type on, and after owning it for several months, i tried texting on a normal flip phone, and had a hard time remembering how to do it right lol. The browser isn't as bad as everyone says if your viewing mobile sites. If you try non-mobile sites, its going to be bad. Browsing on Wifi is super fast, and I hook onto every open wifi i can find. I upgraded to OS 4.5, which gave me video recording and youtube playback. I don't use the video cam as much for video, as for the flashlight option. It can feel a bit laggy if you are trying to multitask, but with all the other amazing features of the phone, its worth it. I would highly recommend this phone to anyone.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
The Best Device out of the 10 phones i've owned!
by Ventz on February 20, 2008
Pros: Unites email, sms, browser, im, calendar, facebook, and rss VERY nicely! Wifi is awsome.
Cons: No 3G. Browser is not great. I wish there was GPS.
Summary: I have so far been on T-Mobile, Verizon, Nextel (before merge), Sprint, ATT, and back to T-Mobile. In this long process, I've used a lot of Smartphones, including 2 ...
Summary: I have so far been on T-Mobile, Verizon, Nextel (before merge), Sprint, ATT, and back to T-Mobile. In this long process, I've used a lot of Smartphones, including 2 Treos, the Blackjack, and the iPhone. The BlackBerry Curve 8320 is by FAR the best phone I've had. The way it integrates everything is simply perfect. It is the first phone that integrates Email, SMS, facebook(optional), IM (don't use the one it comes with, that one sucks -- get IM+), the phonebook, Calendar, browser, and rss (optional via viigo for free). An example would be -- Browsing your rss feeds, with two clicks opening the browser, and with two more having the article emailed to a friend, from your phone book. I find this simply priceless. Or, taking a picture, and uploading it to Facebook, tagging it, and putting a comment (yes I am a college student -- this is important )
Most of all, and this is where blackberries dominate, the way the email client is set up -- it's simply priceless. With my treo and blackjack I always didn't really trust the device with email. For important stuff I cc'd myself and stuff like that. The blackberry has a way of simply guaranteeing delivery. Most of all, the blackberry.net server does all the heavy work and email is pushed to you like text messaging. I love this feature, and I am never going to a non-blackberry device again. Also, I love the tons of features and advanced options (if you want them). About other things: the battery life was OK, but I got the extended battery from Seidio. Now I charge it ones every 2-3 days (and I use my phone VERY heavily on both calls and data). T-Mobile just made the HotSpot @ HOME service called "Talk Forever" and it's $10/month. which leads me to talk about calls over UMA (equivalent of voip -- unlimited calls for those $10) are great. If you have routers with wifi around you, I highly suggest this. The transition which tmobile claims from wifi to edge is not perfect (you are suppost to not drop a call when you walk away from your router if you have edge). Speaking about EDGE, I wish there was 3G and even more -- GPS. This is my only complaint about the device...no GPS. If it had GPS, it would've been the aboslutely perfect device.
At last, if you do get the device, consider getting these software: facebook app (free), im+ ($40 but worth every penny...for aim, yahoo, msn, gtalk, jabber, more), viigo (free), empowered email pro ($20--renders html), and microsoft live search (free - better and easier than google maps ... awsome feature of finding street address+phone of things around you), and google maps (free) (for network GPS to tell you "roughly" where you are), opera mini (free browser, a lot better but since it's not integrated, you still need to use the bb one for some stuff)
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
3rd Blackberry, very pleased
by acro47 on January 14, 2008
Pros: Best email, superior call quality, light & compact, beautiful screen
Cons: Battery life only so-so, trackball not as responsive as I'd like
Summary: My primary need is good phone quality w/ speaker plus high email volume for business needs. I've used Windows mobile devices but nothing beats Blackberry as an email workhorse....
Summary: My primary need is good phone quality w/ speaker plus high email volume for business needs. I've used Windows mobile devices but nothing beats Blackberry as an email workhorse.
No difficulty with applications, no problems syncing with my Mac Book, with purchase of Missing Sync. I first bought Pocket Mac for BB which was a complete waste of $$ IMHO, it went into the trash bin by end of my first day. Missing Sync has worked great.
My biggest regrets in giving up the 8700g, my favorite BB ever, are:
(1) 8700 keyboard is white letters on black keys -- google it if you like, but it's well documented that white letters on black keys are much easier to read than black letters on white, which is what you have on the Curve, plus the 8700 keys are slightly contoured to accommodate your thumbs so typing is a bit faster;
(2) I sorely miss the scroll wheel. The trackball may be more "cool" but try both if you don't believe me: you can hold an 8700 with one hand & scroll anywhere and do anything without dropping it, whereas on the Curve, your center of gravity (in your hand) moves as you struggle awkwardly to balance the device while trackballing with one hand. I understand the scroll wheel had to go for purposes of slim & compact, but it did the job so much better.
Main reason for switching -- media capability is invaluable in my job. A large number of emails daily have mp3s attached and now I can listen to them anywhere.
One other minor annoyance about the 8320 -- I can be sitting at a stoplight and open the browser to look up the location of a store, in one quick step, because I'm on the EDGE network. Then just two blocks down the road, I open the browser again and suddenly the "sign in to your wi-fi account" screen comes on, because I happen to be in front of a Starbuck's which is a T-Mo hotspot. So I have to either log on or I have to drive another block or two to get out of the hot spot zone and back to EDGE again. As I said, a frustration... I guess I could turn off the wi-fi while I'm driving around? I would much rather have had GPS than wi-fi.
For sheer performance, though, I am pleased with the Curve. Web browser works fine and email/phone quality are truly excellent, which is most important to me. And best, I -- not a techno wizard -- can take a Blackberry out of the box and use it from the get-go. BB's have the best help menus I have ever used.
My company pays my cell phone expenses and I'm lucky to have the choice of what to use. Two co-workers switched to Windows mobile devices in past 6 months and both of them will go back to Blackberry at their own expense because the Windows mobile devices cannot keep up on a consistent basis.
Keep cranking them out, RIM!
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
- Manufacturer: BlackBerry
- Part number: Curve 8320 (Titanium) T-Mobile)
- Description: Marketing description is not available.
- Packaged Quantity 1
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Digital camera,
Digital player
- Width 2.4 in
- Depth 0.6 in
- Height 4.2 in
- Weight 3.9 oz
- Body Color Titanium
- Technology GSM
- Band GSM 850/900/1800/1900 (Quadband)
- Service Provider T-Mobile
- Operating System BlackBerry Handheld Software
- Application Software Organizer,
Media Player
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- Phone Navigation Buttons Trackball
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Mobile Email client
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Vibrating alert
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- ROM 64 MB - Flash
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- Camera Light Source Flash
- Features Self-portrait mirror
- Type LCD display
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GPRS indicator,
Missed calls indicator,
SMS indicator,
Digital clock,
Alarm clock indicator,
Voice message waiting,
Battery meter,
Signal strength,
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- Technology Lithium ion
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- Run Time Details Talk - up to 240 min,
Standby - up to 408 hour(s)
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Power adapter,
USB cable
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2 megapixels
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Report: Cardinals pursue Butler for defensive coordinator job
The Cardinals are pursuing Steelers linebackers coach Keith Butler to be their new defensive coordinator, according to NFL Network's Jason La Canfora.
Goodell: Super Bowl XLV most-watched TV show ever
In Monday morning's press conference, commissioner Roger Goodell said that preliminary overnight numbers say that Sunday's Super Bowl was the most-watched TV show ever.
Packers were toughest when things got rough
As in the regular season, Green Bay proved it was worthy of winning it all by fighting through some serious adversity in Super Bowl XLV.
Super Bowl records set or tied
Here is a list of Super Bowl records set or tied in Super Bowl XLV — team and individual — plus other historical information.
Packers hold off Steelers 31-25 in Super Bowl
Aaron Rodgers threw three TD passes and Nick Collins returned an INT for another score, leading Green Bay to a 31-25 win over Pittsburgh.
Steelers WR Sanders sidelined with foot injury
Steelers WR Emmanuel Sanders was declared out of the second half of Super Bowl XLV after injuring his foot in the second quarter.
Displaced Super Bowl ticket holders get in stadium
The fans who were not allowed to sit in some of the Cowboys Stadium temporary seats after a fire marshal failed to approve them have been brought into the stadium, according to the NFL.
Zombo to start in place of injured Walden
Packers OLB Frank Zombo will start in place of injured LB Erik Walden, who was made inactive for Super Bowl XLV.
Oddsmakers: Bettors favoring Packers to cover
As Super Bowl XLV nears, the pointspread is holding steady in Nevada, with the Packers a consensus 2½-point favorite against the Steelers. More money is being bet on Green Bay to cover, oddsmakers tell PFW, but money-line bets are ...
Five keys to Super Bowl XLV
With the kickoff for Super Bowl XLV set for 6:30 p.m. ET, we examine five keys to the outcome of the game.
Super Bowl XLV matchup tidbits
Here's a roundup of interesting facts and figures for Super Bowl XLV, focusing on statistical comparisons.
Getting to know … Steelers PK Shaun Suisham
Shaun Suisham went from being unemployed to making clutch field goals for the Steelers this season.
Pouncey placed on I.R. before Steelers' final workout
A day before they play in Super Bowl XLV, the Steelers placed C Maurkice Pouncey on I.R. and signed OL Dorian Brooks from their practice squad.
Getting to know ... Packers RB James Starks
James Starks loves to watch the running styles of some great backs through history, and he thinks one day he can reach their level.
The hot team, or the tempered one?
Tom Danyluk wonders if the Packers can keep up their late-season surge against the Steelers as he offers his prediction on Super Bowl XLV.

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Atlanta Weddings hosted the Wedding Party: a luxury bridal experience on Wednesday February 27th. More than five hundred attendees joined Atlanta Weddings for an unforgettable evening of bridal inspiration from the city's finest wedding and events professionals. The magazine came to life at Mason Murer Fine Arts with an Anne Barge runway show that presented this season's freshest fashions.


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4Dina Lohan: "Lindsay Lohan is Effed in the Head Because Michael Lohan is Effed in the Head."
From the New York Daily News:
"Michael beat the hell out of me," Dina said, of the 1986 incident memorialized in a family snapshot of the young mother holding her baby girl — Lindsay — while sporting a huge purple bruise under her right eye.
"When Lindsay saw the photo, she was furious," said Dina. "She said, 'Tell the world! Talk about it!' "
According to Dina, Lindsay was affected by all that she saw as a child — and she's not to blame for her faltering career or oddball antics.
"She saw a lot of crazy stuff. I want the world to know the root of her problems…"
"Lindsay saw all the beatings and all the abuse. She said, 'Stay, mommy, don't leave,' " said Dina.
Recently, Dina said, her adult daughter expressed regret for those words.
"She said, 'I'm so sorry for making you stay.' But I didn't stay for Lindsay — I wanted all my kids to be happy … Like many victims of domestic violence and rape, I was embarrassed and afraid. I was very young … I thought I could keep fixing him," Dina said. She said she came forward now to "set the record straight. I need to make the world aware that Lindsay is messed up because her father is messed up."
Michael said he believes Dina is seeking cover from criticism of her own parenting decisions.
"She's bringing this up now because she's drinking and partying with Lindsay. And she keeps robbing Lindsay," he said, claiming that his actress daughter is his ex-wife's main source of income. "She is the devil."
You know, I believe it. All of it, actually. I believe that Dina is the devil, because duh, Dina is definitely the devil. But I also believe that Michael Lohan might be the devil, too, because any man who'd kick a woman in the ladybits is definitely a bit on the devilish side, as well. Lindsay Lohan? Definitely the devil. Anyone who can drink that much and not die has just got to be the devil.
The top photo is courtesy of our friends at E! Online, and they've actually got a whole flipping gallery of Dina Lohan modeling her bruised face. Good thing she sat on those physical abuse incidents all those years only to release the photos almost three decades later. You should probably check them out—they're here—because in the photos, you can really see where Lindsay got her looks. Eek.
January 8, 2013 at 7:30 am by Sarah
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You're right. She is a dead ringer for Lindsay as a young mother.
Wow; this is just disturbing and sad. I don't doubt, for a second, that Lindsay is fucked up because of who her parents are and what they did, but anyone with half a functioning/rational/sane brain knows she should do the work to fix herself…I wish she had the support and courage to walk away from both of those monsters. That would be the first (difficult) step in the right direction. I really wish her healing. I know she's an ass and a drunk and whatnot, but she is suffering; you don't live your life that way because you aren't suffering.
An intersting take on when parents are no longer responsible for our fucked-up-ness is over at shrinktalk.net
here's a direct link (I think) to the post, if anyone is interested—
I suspect she released the pictures and story just in time for the Jan. 15th court date to garner more sympathy for poor, poor Lindsay. It's been said over and over but Lohan has been offered help in every way possible by many people and venues. She has made her choice to live her life this way so I really don't see how Mom's black eye has anything to do with Lindsay's actions at this point in time. Either get help or STFU, Lohans.


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Your training is making you faster than Lance Armstrong.Mon, 03/17/2008 - 1:50pm | by Racing
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A little early 2008 trackSun, 02/10/2008 - 9:46pm | by Racing
Ride the World Cups February by Alden Tanaka.
First Junior Track Session of 2008 by Steven Woo.
BMC comes to California for a pre-rideFri, 01/11/2008 - 2:18pm | by Racing
Ken Conley catches them at dinner:http://www.flickr.com/photos/kwc/sets/72157603677864304/.
What's Jeremy up to?Mon, 12/31/2007 - 5:15pm | by Racing
Ran into a very proud father, Curt Ferguson, on Alpine Road today (on his twenty five mile commute on a fixie!) and he told me his son, Jeremy Ferguson, of Rocklin, CA, was invited to Geoff Proctor's Eurocross Camp 2007. Follow some of his exploits here.
A little NorCal road trip to the ADT Ladies Only Track SessionWed, 12/12/2007 - 6:50pm | by Racing
Hanan Alves-Hyde was kind enough to share some insights and photos from her and her co-conspirators about their recent trip to Los Angeles. Thanks Hanan!
Details on the sessions at ADT/Encino:
ADT Ladies Only Track Session (LOTS): http://www.lavelodrome.org/Events/LadiesDay/LadiesDay.htm
ADT Accelerated Class: http://www.lavelodrome.org/Training/AcceleratedClass.htm
ADT Training Races: http://www.lavelodrome.org/Races/ADTTrainingRaces.pdf
Encino Velodrome Winter Challenge: http://encinovelo.org/
Karla Kingsley: http://www.flickr.com/photos/65559483@N00/sets/72157603431067654
Hanan Alves-Hyde: http://picasaweb.google.com/hananrabia/ADTDec07
Sabine Dukes: http://www.pbase.com/sdukes/encino_07
Hanan Alves-Hyde: http://hananrabia.blogspot.com/2007/12/adtencino-2007.html
Sabine Dukes: http://velobellababble.blogspot.com/2007_12_01_archive.html
Beth Newell, part uno:
Beth Newell, Part deux:
I went about three years ago, but for some reason they didn't let me do the LOT session so I had to ride with a bunch of stinky guys so it wasn't nearly as much fun as Hanan, Sabine, Karla, Jen, Beth and Alicia had this past weekend:
Richest Track Race in the USTue, 12/11/2007 - 10:28pm | by Racing
One 100K scratch race.
Report by Michael Hernandez - Rock Lobster, VOS, Swobo http://groups.google.com/group/ncva/msg/8c7204893e9afebe
Photos ( or it didn't happen) by Sabine Dukes - Velo Bella/Kona
A little BMXFri, 12/07/2007 - 8:56pm | by Racing
A video of some local grass roots BMX action shared by Veronika Lenzi of Through My Eyes Photography.
Photos uploaded throughout the year by Shane Huntoon.
Ride the World Cups - 23 November 2007 short reportFri, 11/23/2007 - 10:05pm | by Racing
Really big turnout for track at this time of the year - about forty A's and ten C's. I think having it on a holiday helped a bit.
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One more way cyclocross is different (mostly for you elites out there)Thu, 11/22/2007 - 9:38am | by Racing
Do not trade bikes with a teammate.
This is why Danny Summerhill got DQ'ed at the USGP in New Jersey on November 18.
My WAG is that this is to prevent a rider from having a tag team of virtual mechanics on the course.
This rule applies to everyone in every category but is more likely to happen to someone who gets used to not having this rule enforced at a low key local event and moves up and starts racing at a higher level and finds out the hard way.


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Treatment for Newly Diagnosed Childhood Central Nervous System Atypical Teratoid/Rhabdoid Tumor
Treatment Options Under Clinical Evaluation
There is no established standard treatment for children with central nervous system (CNS) atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor (AT/RT). Given the highly aggressive nature of the tumor, most patients have been treated with intensive multimodal therapy. The young age of the majority of patients does, however, put some limitations on the extent of treatment, particularly radiation. Surgery is necessary to obtain tissue and make the diagnosis of AT/RT. Data from the AT/RT Registry suggest that patients who have had a complete resection may have a longer median survival, although complete surgical resection is often difficult given the invasive nature of the tumor.[1] Chemotherapy has been the main adjuvant therapy for very young children with AT/RT. Cooperative group studies that included children younger than 36 months, demonstrated poor survival when treated with standard chemotherapeutic regimens alone.[2] The Children's Cancer Group reported a 2-year event-free survival (EFS) of 14% for 28 children younger than 36 months treated with multiagent chemotherapy.[3]
Intensive regimens that utilize varying combinations of high-dose chemotherapy,[4][Level of evidence: 3iA]; [5,6][Level of evidence: 3iiiDi] intrathecal chemotherapy, and radiation therapy have led to prolonged survival for some patients. Thirteen patients in the AT/RT Registry were treated with high-dose chemotherapy with hematopoietic stem cell rescue as part of initial therapy.[1] Four of these patients, two of whom also received radiation, were alive without progressive disease 21.5 to 90 months following diagnosis at last report. Radiation therapy appears to have an impact on survival for AT/RT patients. Of the 42 patients in the AT/RT Registry, 13 patients (31%) received radiation therapy in addition to chemotherapy as part of their primary therapy.[1] The radiation field was to the primary tumor bed in nine children, and the tumor bed and the craniospinal axis in four children. Their median survival was 48 months, while the median survival of all patients on the registry was 16.75 months. Supporting the value of radiation therapy was a retrospective series of 31 patients with AT/RT from St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in which the 2-year EFS for patients older than 3 years was 78%, considerably better than 11% for patients younger than 3 years.[7] All but one of the surviving patients (seven of eight) in the older group received craniospinal irradiation and intensive chemotherapy with hematopoietic stem cell transplant; only 3 of 22 of the younger patients received any form of radiation therapy, two of whom are disease free. In a Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results registry review, radiation therapy was associated with improved survival in children younger than 3 years.[8]
Another therapeutic approach to treating patients with AT/RT is based on the Third Intergroup Rhabdomyosarcoma (IRS-III) Study. It utilized radiation therapy, intrathecal methotrexate, cytarabine, hydrocortisone, and systemic multiagent chemotherapy. The results of small retrospective series were encouraging,[9,10] leading to the first prospective study of multimodality treatment in this group of patients. Results of the prospective study demonstrated a 2-year progression-free survival of 53% ± 13% and an overall survival of 70% ± 10%, with results most favorable in children who were older, had a gross total resection, and had no metastatic disease at presentation.[11] Prospective cooperative group clinical trials for AT/RT are greatly needed to better understand how age and extent of therapy affect survival.Treatment Options Under Clinical Evaluation
The following is an example of a national and/or institutional clinical trial that is currently being conducted. Information about ongoing clinical trials is available from the NCI Web site.
- COG-ACNS0333 (Combination Chemotherapy, Radiation Therapy, and an Autologous Peripheral Blood Stem Cell Transplant in Treating Young Patients With AT/RT of the CNS): The Children's Oncology Group has developed a phase III study for patients aged 0 to 21 years with AT/RT. The study uses multiagent chemotherapy, radiation, and high-dose chemotherapy with hematopoietic stem cell rescue.
- Hilden JM, Meerbaum S, Burger P, et al.: Central nervous system atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor: results of therapy in children enrolled in a registry. J Clin Oncol 22 (14): 2877-84, 2004. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Packer RJ, Biegel JA, Blaney S, et al.: Atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor of the central nervous system: report on workshop. J Pediatr Hematol Oncol 24 (5): 337-42, 2002 Jun-Jul. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Geyer JR, Sposto R, Jennings M, et al.: Multiagent chemotherapy and deferred radiotherapy in infants with malignant brain tumors: a report from the Children's Cancer Group. J Clin Oncol 23 (30): 7621-31, 2005. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Nicolaides T, Tihan T, Horn B, et al.: High-dose chemotherapy and autologous stem cell rescue for atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor of the central nervous system. J Neurooncol 98 (1): 117-23, 2010. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Gardner SL, Asgharzadeh S, Green A, et al.: Intensive induction chemotherapy followed by high dose chemotherapy with autologous hematopoietic progenitor cell rescue in young children newly diagnosed with central nervous system atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumors. Pediatr Blood Cancer 51 (2): 235-40, 2008. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Finkelstein-Shechter T, Gassas A, Mabbott D, et al.: Atypical teratoid or rhabdoid tumors: improved outcome with high-dose chemotherapy. J Pediatr Hematol Oncol 32 (5): e182-6, 2010. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Tekautz TM, Fuller CE, Blaney S, et al.: Atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumors (ATRT): improved survival in children 3 years of age and older with radiation therapy and high-dose alkylator-based chemotherapy. J Clin Oncol 23 (7): 1491-9, 2005. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Buscariollo DL, Park HS, Roberts KB, et al.: Survival outcomes in atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor for patients undergoing radiotherapy in a Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results analysis. Cancer 118 (17): 4212-9, 2012. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Olson TA, Bayar E, Kosnik E, et al.: Successful treatment of disseminated central nervous system malignant rhabdoid tumor. J Pediatr Hematol Oncol 17 (1): 71-5, 1995. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Zimmerman MA, Goumnerova LC, Proctor M, et al.: Continuous remission of newly diagnosed and relapsed central nervous system atypical teratoid/rhabdoid tumor. J Neurooncol 72 (1): 77-84, 2005. [PUBMED Abstract]
- Chi SN, Zimmerman MA, Yao X, et al.: Intensive multimodality treatment for children with newly diagnosed CNS atypical teratoid rhabdoid tumor. J Clin Oncol 27 (3): 385-9, 2009. [PUBMED Abstract]


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Coming up on the crowning moments of their 2012-13 season, Thunderbirds boys basketball varsity coach Mike Branagh says the team should be proud of what they've accomplished so far, and says they are ready for tournaments coming up at the end of the month.
Just qualifying for the county and state tournaments this season was a big deal, Branagh said. Last year, the team won only four of its games, and was not eligible to play in either. With five games left in the regular season this year, the team is 12-9, and even beat Dwight-Englewood 51-48 in the first round of the Bergen County Jamboree tournament last week.
Despite a reported loss to top-seeded Teaneck in the tournament's Round of 16 this weekend, Branagh says the team is on track to do well in the upcoming tournaments.
"This was my first year with the team," the coach, who had previously been with the girls' basketball team, said. "And, they've been playing really well – focusing on defense and on having fun playing the game of basketball. So far, it's been a really fun year for us."
The team is senior-heavy, he said, with eight starting seniors and one sophomore. One of its strengths, Branagh said, is the make-up of kids.
"Most of them play other sports, and I coach other sports. So, I knew a lot of them, they knew each other and are familiar with competitive atmospheres, so it made the transition much easier."
Branagh pointed out team members who have made big strides this season – seniors Mike LeNiw, "a great leader and our top-scorer," Greg Rozar, who he said shoots the ball "really well," Chris Baldi, a baseball player and team leader who "is a great, smart kid who has really contributed," Jack Giudezzi, who is "very committed and wants to win," Zach Herrmann, the QB of the football team, and "a good defensive player," Matt Bush, who "really is like having a coach on the floor; he is relentless on defense," Mike Hogan, "a real team-first guy who helps anyway he can," Cole Fabio, a baseball player who "is a great all around athlete," sophomore Kevin Trembley, who is "calm under pressure and only gets better with each game," and Junior Brad Stiles, who, "does anything you ask of him. He's a great kid."
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Time: March 14, 2013 at 9am to March 16, 2013 at 4pm
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Come and see The Anderton Tiger Radio team at The Education Show Thursday 14th through to Saturday 16th March 2013. The lovely people (that's me) have teamed up with equally lovely people at www.eSchools.co.uk on Stand F81 to show visitors how easy it is to properly integrate School Radio into your C21st Learning Platform. We're right in the middle of the show-floor and I'm broadcasting live each day from the eSchools stand. Tune it and share the experience, www.AndertonTiger.com/Listen
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BeachPark Place Spacious House 1 block from beach in South Haven
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 12
- pool no
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community South Beach
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$ 1,500 - $ 2,700 / week
$ 1,500 - $ 2,000 / month
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Prime fall and winter weekends still available.
BeachPark Place...the name says it all! This spacious updated home makes fun easy! It is just one block from the beach and a half block from the fantastic Kids' Corner Playground. Just try walking past the park on the way home from the beach without a stop for the kids! Our advice...send someone to get the grill going and another to bring back some cold drinks to enjoy while the kids play. We're that close!
Three of the bedrooms have Queen size Serta pillowtop mattress sets. The living room features new furniture and a new 42" flatscreen TV with HD cable. The second sitting room has a 32" Vizio flatscreen with HD cable.
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There are 4 bedrooms with comfortable sleeping for 12. 3 bedrooms have queen bed sets with Queen Serta pillowtop mattresses. 1 bedroom has two twins. Two additional twin beds are located in a "family room" that also has two sofas. There is also a queen size sleeper sofa in the living room. Note that one of the big bedrooms is easily accessible (on the main floor) with just few steps down to it.
Guests love the huge dining table (comfortably seats 10) and updated kitchen. The adults enjoy playing games at the dining table or in the living room while the kids hang out in the separate "family room" or adjacent library / game area. There are loads of books and games on hand for both kids and adults.
There are two full bathrooms and an outdoor (warm water) shower . Enjoy a large outdoor deck and separate patio with fire pit for barbecues and lounging.
There is wi-fi, two flat screen TV's, central A/C, washer dryer, and fully stocked kitchen. In addition, we have both gas and charcoal grills on the deck.
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There is something for everyone in your group when you stay at
BeachPark Place. Just one block from the beach and amazing sunsets.
A half block from Kids' Corner Playground.
South Haven harbor, dining, shopping,and local events are also just a short walk away.
If you are the walking, hiking, biking type note the Kal-Haven trail
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Weekly stays June through end of August. Other times daily (two night minimum) stays available.
Rates are $2,700/week (summer)
$300/night for September through early June. A deposit of 50% is required at the time a reservation is made. Balance is due 60 days prior to arrival date. Additional charges include tax and $150 cleaning fee.
Sorry, we do not allow pets.
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DALLAS -- Jim Turnage of Forensic DNA and Drug Testing of Dallas is already accused in an earlier News 8 investigation of inflating his credentials. Now he's accused of helping to cover-up a positive drug test result in a divorce case.
The allegations against Jim Turnage, the man conducting of most of the drug tests in the Dallas County family court system, first surfaced in a News 8 Investigation last June. The allegations were later laid out in a lawsuit filed by a father (unnamed to protect his child's identity) fighting for custody of his daughter.
The charge laid out in the lawsuit that Turnage is an "impostor" with "no college degree," rendering "unqualified interpretations" of test results.
Turnage denies the allegation in his answer to the court, and has counter sued the father for slander.
But fueling the father's passion further is a court-ordered random drug test of his ex-wife last June, which came back positive for marijuana. But the father and his attorney say they never saw the test results until they took Turnage's deposition this past January, six months after the test was taken.
In the deposition, attorney Keith Nelson questioned Turnage about why the test result had not been earlier provided.
Nelson: "Why is it that this was not previously produced?"
Turnage: "It was put off in a separate file. It was private. It was put off in a different cabinet."
A positive random drug test would have presumably negatively affected the mother's custody case. But hand written on the test results was the word "private." Someone had marked through the word "random" and had written the word "private."
The results were tucked away and effectively negated.
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Why would Turnage do that?
In his deposition, Turnage said he was instructed by the mother's attorney, Lisa Duffee, to make the change.
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Turnage: "When Lisa asked that it be changed from random to private if they pay for it."
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Nelson: "Is that true or false?"
Duffee: "I wouldn't even -- no, that's false."
Nelson: "You never at any time asked Mr. Turnage to make exhibit number one a private test?"
Duffee: "No."
But did Turnage say what he really meant to say in that videotaped deposition?
Not according to eight pages of legal papers filed by his attorney at the time, Bob Hinton, changing his answers from "yes" to "no," and "correct" to "incorrect."
"That's called a core agenda," said Turnage's new attorney, Jose Portela. "That's a procedure that's established by law. Again, there's nothing nefarious about it."
Portela said all changes were made because the father originally refused to pay for the random drug test, as he was required by the court to do. When the mother paid for the test, it then became private.
Portela said no one tried to hide the results.
"[The father and his attorney Nelson] knew about the test within days of it happening and could get it," Portela said. "There's no question about that. Ask them, why didn't they just ask for the test?"
Nelson said he shouldn't have had to ask for the test, the results should have been shared automatically. He also said the alleged hiding of the results supports earlier allegations that Turnage should not be trusted by Dallas County family courts to continue drug testing.
"In my opinion, it totally destroys his credibility," Nelson said. "He is court appointed, multiple judges still appoint him."
Turnage said he is fully qualified to perform drug testing duties for Dallas County, and that he has never proclaimed himself to be an expert in forensic toxicology.
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ATLANTA (AP) - The Atlanta Braves have fired hitting coach Larry Parrish after only one season.
The announcement Friday was a surprise, coming just one day after manager Fredi Gonzalez said his entire staff would return in 2012. As it turns out, everyone is returning but Parrish, who was dumped after the Braves ranked 13th in the league in hitting (.243) and 10th in runs.
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Central A&M softball knocked off the Shelbyville machine on Tuesday, as the Rams slipped some gears and the Raiders did the little things right, winning 4-3.
The Raiders defense made plays. Diminutive Raider hurdler Lexee Smith threw strikes and threw at a speed the Rams couldn't adjust to consistently. The Rams clobbered some pitches, but they sent too many too high and the Raiders made the catches.
When the Rams did shoot some liners, again, the Raiders made the plays. Shelby also wasted two base runners in scoring position, in a 1-run loss, on poor base running decisions.
The Rams scored a run in the 1st for an early lead. But they only got one run through four innings.
Jensen Cloe led off the game with a single and Kayla Brachbill doubled. With two on and no outs, Grace Moll popped out to the catcher. Madison Boone skied a ball into center field and Kaley Hennings squeezed it. Cloe tagged and scored.
Brandy Smith singled, but Brachbill held up at 3rd. Watton reached on catcher interference to load the bases with two outs. Rachel Fox hit a screaming liner into center field that would have scored at least one run, maybe two. But, Hennings came in and caught it for the 3rd out.
Shelby went in order in the 2nd, 3rd, and 4th innings. In the 3rd, Moll had a 1-out single and went to 2nd on a wild pitch, but rounded 2nd and was caught off. Boone then blasted a shot into deep right-center. Hennings got on her horse and the former middle school track star tracked it down in stride.
Ram starter Grace Moll and new battery-mate Jensen Cloe were making it work. Moll was giving Cloe a tutorial about how to catch her and the Rams had a 1-0 lead through three innings. Moll had seven Ks and didn't allow a base runner in three innings. Then Moll was lifted in the 4th and the Raiders went to work.