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Oceanaire Seafood Room - Orlando
- Address:
9101 International Drive
Orlando, FL 32819Neighborhood:
I Drive / Sand Lake
- Cuisine:
SeafoodPrice: $31 to $50
Oceanaire Seafood Room - Orlando
- Dining Style: Casual Dining
- Website: http://www.theoceanaire.com/
- Phone: 4073634801
- Hours of Operation:
Dinner: Sunday - Thursday: 5:00pm -10:00pm Friday - Saturday: 5:00pm -11:00pm
- Payment Options: AMEX,Diners Club,Discover,MasterCard,Visa
- Cuisine: Seafood, Steakhouse
- Executive Chef: Jairo Mejia
- Dress Code: Casual Dress
- Accepts Walk-Ins: Yes
- Additional Details: Banquet/Private Rooms, Bar Dining, Bar/Lounge, Beer, Full Bar, Happy Hour, Non-Smoking Restaurant, Patio/Outdoor Dining, Personal wines welcome (corkage fee applies), Private Room, Wine
Getting there
- Cross Street: Universal Blvd.
- Public Transit: The I-Drive Trolley conveniently stops at multiple stations along the International Drive Corridor. Lynx public transportation also has frequent stops along International Drive.
- Parking: Valet
- Parking Details: We offer complimentary valet parking on the south end of Pointe Orlando on International Drive, beginning at 11:00 AM. There is additional parking available in the Pointe Orlando parking garage, located on the north end of the mall, at the corner of Samoan Court and International Drive.
A word from Oceanaire Seafood Room - Orlando
As sleek as a 1930s ocean liner, yet as relaxed as a dinner on the shore, the Oceanaire provides the perfect setting to enjoy Fresh seafood, flown in daily from around the world. Sip a Sidecar in the lounge, sidle up to the oyster bar, or kick back in a horseshoe booth before diving into a sea of Fresh fish, including steak-cut Alaskan halibut, seasonal favorites like fresh Copper River salmon or hard-to-find delicacies like true Dover sole or bluefin tuna. Our daily-printed menu will guide you, a wine list as deep as the sea will seduce you, and the world's freshest seafood awaits you at the Oceanaire.Continued
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Oceanaire Seafood Room - Orlando reviews from OpenTable diners
88 reviews since May 2, 2014
- Food4.5Service4.4
- Ambiance4.3Noise LevelModerate
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- Awsome PlaceholidayVIPDined on 8/25/2014By far the best service you will find...want to impress someone?? take them here.Special Features:
- great food outstanding serviceOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/24/2014Great food and ambience; the service was outstanding the best that I have ever had. The knowledge and kindence of your staff and their willingness to give assitance to us was nothing short of outstanding. Truely a great experience one I would recommend to others, will be making plans to eat there again when in Orlando. I love sea food and have eaten at many others but none of them compares to this resturantfor food and service.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 8/23/2014I had snapper but couldn't eat because it was old and tasted very fishy.
- Not What it WasJoeCDined on 8/22/2014After having a least a dozen great meals at this restaurant we were sorely disappointed this time. The oysters were mushy, the snapper and wahoo were over cooked. We sent the snapper back and the replacement was better but not great. Our waiter, Scott was his usual efficient self. The restaurant was mostly empty indicating a slide from the days when a reservation was hard to come by.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Careful Attention to DetailDCKappaDined on 8/22/2014Wanted my mother to enjoy a delicious seafood dining experience on her birthday. When she arrived the staff acknowledged her special day. She was surprised that they knew it was her birthday. We were immediately seated and attended to by our head waiter. We enjoyed a smooth yet vibrant red Spanish wine, appetizers that included a creamy and savory shrimp and grits and delicious, freshly prepared flounder with stuffed crab, shrimp and spinach. To top it off, the dessert was complimentary given my mother's birthday. It was a flaming meringue covered, strawberry cheesecake ice cream, on a brownie.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- guitarichVIPDined on 8/18/2014We have eaten in the San Diego Restaurant many time and loved it but this was even better. The dining room waas simple but elegant. The staff was incredible. The food was prepared perfectly. There is very little else that you could expect from a wonderful dining experienceSpecial Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2008Dined on 8/15/2014Waiter recited everything like rote and fast. He was sure to tell us he had helped open another restaurant site. He was the least bit interested in US and we wanted him to be quieterSpecial Features:
- SusienjDined on 8/11/2014The menu, food, and service were all great. I think our server's name was Robert. He made out night.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- What a treat!GrahamblerVIPDined on 8/8/2014I must say this way the best restaurant experience I have had in a long time. From the second we walked in the door to the second we left, everything was perfection. Service was 5 star and it was genuine, not fake. You can tell the staff cares about the quality of your overall experience. Food and service amazing. Thanks, we will be back very soon.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Oceanaire shines in OrlandoSuzyQDined on 8/1/2014Oceanaire is an outstanding seafood restaurant in a town with many options- yet we consider it our favorite restaurant and go there often. The seafood is at its freshest, the ambiance is classy, and the service is friendly & knowledgeable. Your every need will be catered to by Roger at the front door- ask & it will happen.Special Features:
- Big mistakeOpenTable Diner Since 2007Dined on 7/29/2014I was looking forward to dining at Oceanaire, but was unfortunately disappointed. While the service was good, and it is a beautiful restaurant, the food was poor and grossly overpriced. I love good food and I am willing to pay a lot of money for creative food that is of reasonable portion size. My guest ordered king crab, 2 lbs at $65.95/lb, = $132. Had it REALLY been 2 lbs of king crab that was not tough, I could have cared less about the cost. I ordered the sea bass, which was overcooked. As a side dish, we had the lobster mac-n-cheese ($19.95); it had no flavor. Never again. I hate paying for something and not getting anything, except taken for a ride. So, if you want good seafood, avoid Oceanaire. Dr. Edward Kornuszko
- SuperbLarryDined on 7/27/2014The experience I received from the Oceanaire Seafood Room was absolutely amazing. As soon as me and my family walked in, we were greeted by servers, mangers, and were quickly shown to our table. The restaurant was very elegant, and released a great vibe within the building. Our servers were fantasic, but our main waiter, Adam was nothing but superb. His manners, knowledge of the menu, hospitality, and respect for his job exceeded expectations. The food was amazing, the chef prepared certain specials with his own unique twists, and the kids enjoyed it very much. All around I recommend this restaurant to anyone, it is a great place for romantic dinners, and special ocassions. It's also a great place for family's with older kids.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Perfect ServicenapleskishDined on 7/26/2014We have dinned at this location several times over the past few years, and it is always good but this was far one of the best experiences. Philip was our server, he was amazing with offering things that complimented what we wanted to drink or eat, and offer things we might not have thought of, but he did in such a way he was not pushy or trying to raise our check average. I have been in the restaurant industry for many years, and Phillip was the best server I have had.Special Features:
- ScottishfoodiesDined on 7/24/2014Excellent food, service was great, Restaurant was a bit on the quiet side so good if ur looking for somewhere less noisy. Good location with bars etc around if u want to move on somewhere afterwards.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Amazing ExperienceBrookeLynDined on 7/18/2014Lives the dining experience from the minute our door was opened. Staff was friendly and accommodating and made me feel at home in their restaurant. The food was amazing. The portion size was unfathomable!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 7/12/2014Food was awesome. Never had a real crab cake. Food are delicious!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- TimelessDined on 7/12/2014Great place to celebrate a birthday. Nice touch to provide a birthday dessert and message on the menu.Special Features:
- 1st anniversaryOpenTable Diner Since 2012Dined on 7/5/2014everything was great. food, people and setting. we will defiantly visit again.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A Landry's FindBangorStatenDined on 7/4/2014The food, service, and ambience were of exceptional quality. Our made to order martinis were perfect, extra-dirty with no vermouth. Our waiter was Awesome. All of this made for the start of a perfect night out in Orlando.Special Features:
- Outstanding Food & WineSarasotaJoeDined on 6/29/2014This restaurant had exquisitely prepared dishes and an outstanding wine list. The swordfish was perfectly cooked - which is no mean feat, since swordfish is ruined if it's cooked a few seconds too little or a few seconds too much. The deserts were delectable and bigger than we expected - definitely plan to split them at least two ways. Service was well-timed and friendly, though for a place as upscale as this there were a few small lapses (for example when the waiter was taking our drink order he suddenly, without comment, bolted away to speak to someone else.) Overall though, the service was attentive and friendly, and the food was superb.Special Features:
- mv025Dined on 6/26/2014Staff and food were great! Promptly taken to our table. Wait staff knowledgeable and attentive .Special Features:
- Outstanding experienceFutbolista525Dined on 6/23/2014From start to finish the food and service was excellent! Will definitely be back!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food!!!guestDined on 6/21/2014All our dishes were amazing, service was perfect and very pleasant atmosphereSpecial Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Oceanaire continues to shineSuzyQDined on 6/21/2014You will not have a bad meal or dining experience here. The food is consistently superb and the wait staff is attentive.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Visit Orlando Site InspectionVisitOrlandoDined on 6/16/2014Server and food went above and beyond. We were put in an area by ourselves which was great for conversations and not disturbing others since we were loud.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Excellent dinner choiceOpenTable Diner Since 2005Dined on 6/15/2014The dinner, the service, the entire experience was great. I highly recommend Oceanaire for anyone in the Orlando - SeaWorld area.Special Features:
- top notchmrsteveDined on 6/11/2014Trigger fish and clam chowder are unrivalled. Hands down the best ive ever had.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Great food but bad serviceCosteraDined on 6/11/2014The experience was good overall but the service was very slow, the server had like 4 tables so he didn't come to us at all. Took like 45 mins to order ...Special Features:
- great food and servicenorthwest1Dined on 6/9/2014very thing was great about this restaurant ,food ,service and they payed my parkingSpecial Features:
- nice placeOpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/8/2014nice place to visit for special occasion.thou i noticed every couple minutes management walked by to look at our table to check and see if we needed something on our table etc.got a little wierd after about 6 times... it was good food but very small portions and not worth the price.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- GREAT AMBIANCE & FOOD!!SntriniDined on 6/7/2014We love this restraurant! The food is always tasty, fresh, and great quality seafood! It's quiet and romantic and the service has always been impeccable!Special Features:
- OutstandingBirthdayBoyDined on 6/6/2014Outstanding food, atmosphere and service! A little high priced. Don't see why Open Table has to be involved. Already a member of Laundry's; don't need a third party involved. The complimentary "baked Alaska" for my birthday was a nice surprise. Jerry CobbSpecial Features:
- MarkmarkmiamiDined on 6/5/2014Solid dining experience in all respects. Exceptional service and fresh seafood menu.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- A place that you need to tryMashadecaVIPDined on 6/5/2014Each year that I come here for class I will make it a point to eat here. The food, the restaurant and the staff are all OUTSTANDING. They go out of their way to take care of each customers needs. It is not cheap...but it is well worth it. For a couple of drinks, an app, a salad, and a meal it was about $175...BUT if you want REALLY good food and service then it is not a problem. As long as it continues to please like this, I will be back each time when I am in town.Special Features:
- good food, service not as expectedloprDined on 6/3/2014- Service staff did not know about their own wines. No helpful recommendation for wines available. - table was not aside as ordered for business dinner despite there were a lot of tabels aside, so we had to ask for them again. - meet (tenderloin) was cut by cook in order to see if it was rare or well done... - fish, seafood and vegetables were excellent.Special Features:
- OpenTable Diner Since 2014Dined on 6/1/2014Everything was great but they were out of 3 items and being it's a seafood restaurant at 9 o'clock they should still have plenty!Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- HungryforgoodfoodDined on 5/31/2014I enjoyed dining here with a group of 6. We enjoyed a few appetizers as well entrees. We all thoroughly enjoyed everything. I personally ordered the shrimp scampi - it was delicious! This is not your everyday restaurant due to pricing, but if you are looking for a wonderful meal to celebrate a special occasion, this place is it.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.
- Group DinnerBarbarellaDined on 5/28/2014We had a group of 8 - with a variety of tastes and dietary restrictions - including one who was gluten free and one who was vegan. Our server was extremely helpful and pleasant. We had a lovely dinner and enjoyed our evening at the Oceanaire!Special Features:
- another fine meal at OceanaireOpenTable Diner Since 2010VIPDined on 5/24/2014always good fresh seafood. Service is usually top notch....but this time our server was not up to usual standards......a minor glitch.Special Features:
- vacation experienceTraeladyDined on 5/23/2014I really look forward to coming here when I come to Orlando on vacation! ! Great place to spend time with your family and friends.Special Features:I would recommend this to a friend.


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by Sue Friedman
GOG-0199 is a unique collaboration between the National Cancer Institute, the Gynecologic Oncology Group (GOG), and the NCI sponsored Cancer Genetics Network to study women who are at increased genetic risk for ovarian cancer. The research design is a two-arm, prospective, nonrandomized study. "Two-arm" means researchers are comparing high-risk women in two groups: those who elected risk-reducing salpingo-oophorectomy (RRSO) and those who chose high-risk screening for ovarian cancer. "Prospective" means that these women are being followed from the time of enrollment forward—in the case of GOG-0199, for a period of five years from the time they joined the study. "Nonrandomized" means that the participants chose which group they would be assigned to (surgery or surveillance) based on their risk-management plan. Women who chose surveillance were followed with a new ovarian cancer screening strategy, the "Risk of Ovarian Cancer Algorithm," aka ROCA, and had CA-125 levels drawn every three months. Instead of using one annual CA-125 level compared against a "normal range" of test results, ROCA looked at changes in the levels of CA- 125 over time as the basis for deciding whether or not additional tests were needed to look for ovarian cancer.
The study was designed to answer the following important questions:
- Does ROCA have potential for improving ovarian cancer screening?
- How is ROCA affected by other characteristics of the women being screened, such as age, prior pregnancy, and various medications?
- Are there new protein or chemical markers detectable in the collected blood samples which might be more effective than CA-125 in detecting early ovarian cancer?
GOG-0199 completed enrollment in November 2007, with 1,000 women in the RRSO arm and 1,600 women in the screening arm. Follow- up ended in November 2011. Final analysis is underway to examine the Primary Study Endpoints, which include comparing women in each arm of the study for:
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- performance characteristics of the ROCA algorithm in detecting ovarian cancer
GOG-0199 References
Greene MH, Piedmonte M, Alberts D, et al. "A prospective study of risk reducing salpingo-oophorectomy and longitudinal CA-125 screening among women at increased genetic risk of ovarian cancer: Design and baseline characteristics–A Gynecologic Oncology Group Study." Cancer Epidemiology Biomarkers & Prevention vol. 17, no. 3 (2008): 594-604.
Skates SL, Mai P, Horick NK, et al. "Large prospective study of ovarian cancer screening in high-risk women: CA125 cut-point defined by menopausal status." Cancer Prevention Research vol. 4, no. 9 (2011): 1401-8.
The BRCA mutation status of all participants is now known, and central review of the surgical specimens from risk-reducing salpingo-oophorectomies has been completed. Researchers have collected a valuable repository of DNA, serum, plasma, and tissue samples from high-risk women to answer important questions about the development of ovarian cancer. The tissue specimens collected during preventive surgery include normal tissue from women who were cancer-free and malignant tissue from women whose cancer was found at the time of their preventive surgery.
Another focus for GOG-0199 relates to its membership in CIMBA (Consortium of Investigators of Modifiers of BRCA1/2), an international collaboration of 30 research groups that has assembled a collection of 30,000 BRCA mutation carriers to look for new genes that modify risk in BRCA mutation carriers. GOG- 0199 has contributed samples to five CIMBA projects looking for candidate genes that influence cancer risk. Two of the most important observations to date are: (1) 12 genetic variants that are known to modify sporadic breast cancer risk are now confirmed to play a similar role in BRCA-related breast cancer risk; (2) several new locations of gene variants which may affect risk for ovarian cancer in BRCA mutation carriers have been identified. Over time, researchers expect these studies will help to improve and individualize BRCA-related cancer risk assessment and help women make risk management decisions.
Ongoing analyses include:
- performance characteristics of the ROCA screening algorithm
- histopathology of 1,000 RRSO surgical specimens (both ovaries and fallopian tubes) to better understand how ovarian cancer develops
- factors influencing the choice between RRSO and screening among high-risk women
- baseline quality-of-life profiles of women electing RRSO and screening
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Town Manager Bruce St. Denis wants commissioners to make a decision about the type of sand the town should use for its 2011-12 beach renourishment project.
Three samples of sand under consideration will be available for viewing and inspection by both the Town Commission and the public starting today.
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- Pale blue with glitter print detail
- Sheer sleeves and cape
- Elsa printed badge to chest
- Elsa Wig also available cat 4KPTE
Recreate all of the magic from the movie with this fun Frozen Elsa Snow Queen Wig.
This blonde wig is styled just like Elsa's hair when she finally gives in to her true personality. Your young Frozen fan can dress up like Elsa and sing her hugely popular song, Let It Go - just remember that magical powers are not included!
Elsa's snow queen dress is also available, see item number 43YCA.
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- Frozen Elsa Snow Queen Girls Wig
Disney Frozen Girls Classic Elsa (Snow Queen) - Child Costume
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Now your little princess can recreate all of the magical fun from their favourite movie with this wonderful Disney Frozen Elsa Costume.
Elsa is a kind hearted princess who is destined to become queen of Arendelle, but with little control over her wintery powers she's forced to close herself off from her sister Anna.Can Anna, along with her new friends Kristoff and Sven, help Elsa to love again?
This pale blue dress comes with a picture of Elsa on the front in her stunning ice castle, along with pretty sheer sleeves to add to the princess style.
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- Pale blue dress
- Sheer sleeves
- Elsa image
- Disney Frozen Elsa Childs Costume
- Elsa Wig also available cat 4KPTE
Disney Frozen Girls Deluxe Anna (Travelling outfit) - Child Costume
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Your child can help save the kingdom of Arendelle with this gorgeous Disney Frozen Deluxe Anna Costume.
When an eternal winter sets in, Anna must venture out into the storm to find her sister and put a stop to the horrendous weather.
This travelling outfit is perfect for any Frozen fan to recreate Anna's adventures, with a long dress boasting gorgeous rose print detail, along with a pretty pink cape.
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- Long length dress
- Rose print detailing
- Includes pink cape
- Disney Frozen Deluxe Anna Costume
Long black 60's style eyelashes. Get the dramatic look complimenting any party outfit or fancy dress costume. The eyelashes are easy to use and reusable. The pack includes eyelash glue.
Pirate lady costume, long sleeved white shirt with brown attached lace up waistcoat, stripy skirt, red tie belt, red headband.
Small: UK 8-10. Bust: 88-90 cm. Waist: 67-70 cm. Hips: 94-97 cm.
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XL: UK 20-22. Bust: 112-117 cm. Waist: 91-97 cm. Hips: 119-124 cm.
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Polyester exclusive of trims.
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Sofia The First Disney Princess Classic Sofia - Child Costume
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Dress up as Sofia the little girl who wants to become a Princess!
Contains long purple dress with netting around the waist.
Toddler: Age 2-3 Height: up to 98cm Chest: up to 53cm Waist: up to 50cmColour: Multi.
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Ladies school girl costume, navy buttoned dress with attached white shirt and striped tie and straw boater hat with black band. Available in sizes Extra Small 4-6, Small 8-10, Medium 12-14 and Large 16-18.
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Marvel boys Deluxe Captain America - The Winter Soldier costume. Padded muscle chest printed jumpsuit with fabric mask and Captain America Shield.
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Boys World War 2 style costume. A green jumpsuit with USA badges and matching hat.
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Men's Fred Flinstone costume. Orange tunic with brown pattern, and tattered effect edging. Also includes blue tie. Available in standard 38-42 inch chest and extra large 42-46 inch chest.Colour: Multi. Polyester, exclusive of trims. Sponge clean only.
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The 168-foot Sea Tiger sits at 130 feet below the surface of the waters on the south side of Oahu. This former Hawaiian fishing vessel has become a hulking, blue-gray neighborhood for eagle rays and home to a variety of reef species, from moray eels to delicate nudibranchs. One highlight to look for is the gigantic honu, or Hawaiian green sea turtle, which have taken up residence on the wreck. Upright and still very much intact, this is one of the best wrecks in Hawaii for penetration by trained divers. For the open water divers, even an underwater promenade around the outside of the wreck will provide enough to explore for several dives.
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Herb Tea for Energy - Whatever your athletic abilities, this organic rooibos-based blend will help you get charged both physically and mentally.
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Product Details This short 60s dress is just made for partying and dancing. The short skirt falls mid-thigh which means it shows plenty of leg. The black dress has a multicolored paisley pattern that encompasses the entire dress in true 60s style. The bell sleeves and V-cut add a fun and sexy appeal to the costume. But this sexy costume includes more than just the dress. To break up all that colorful paisley, the costume includes the stylish circular belt and a pair of white mod earrings, to make sure youre properly accessorized to party! All thats left is a pair of fabulous Go-Go boots and what 60s chick would be without them? With this costume youll not only be decked out but fine as wine whenever you step onto the dance floor. Be wary of any cat that tries to cop a feel, just because youre a tough looking chick does not mean that youre easy. But if you dont want to party and just want to hang loose, that is fine too because this dress is comfortable and sharp, no matter what you are doing. So whatever you do, dont let this classic look cruise on by without taking it for a ride.
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28-10-2010 16:30
Does an E5 have a gps or only A-gps.
in the specs on the net I can only find that navi is possible through integrated A-gps. which confuses me a little
Solved! Go to Solution.
28-10-2010 16:35
The E5 has an integrated gps receiver with Agps support. Agps helps the integrated gps chip to get a position fix quicker.
28-10-2010 17:14
I have never been able to connect using GPS alone. Only after getting a Data connection and with the help of AGPS did the positioning work.
28-10-2010 17:37 - edited 28-10-2010 17:38
gps uses sateliteconnection for positioning, A-gps uses the phone-network and the data-connections gives you all the additional info.
If a phone has ONLY A-gps, then it is neccesary to have data on your phone. If you use a gps, data is not neccesary.
Our company is situated right next to the boarder of the netherlands. our provider is good, but sometimes you have roaming. in our contract roaming is disabled. so if a phone needs data to navigate it will not work when roaming.
with gps, you always get a fix
01-11-2010 10:16
I had contact with our distributer.
Nokia calls all gps in the specs A-gps.
The E5 has a integrated GPS.
if a map is not installed and roaming is off, then the phone cannot download the map if you are abroad
17-12-2010 11:50
nokia e5 is a gps or Agps?if i wan use the navigation without any network conection,hw ?
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I had contact with our distributer.
Nokia calls all gps in the specs A-gps.
The E5 has a integrated GPS.
if a map is not installed and roaming is off, then the phone cannot download the map if you are abroad
17-12-2010 12:30
E5 not to hand but think that Positioning methods found by Menu > Ctrl. panel > Settings > General > scroll down to Positioning > Positioning methods and only enable Integrated GPS.
Happy to have helped forum with a Support Ratio = 42.5
04-03-2011 7:54 - edited 04-03-2011 7:55
I have the same problem(?) or is it normal in case of the E5?
04-03-2011 14:31
I read this discussion and, it says its solved but, I am still not sure which gps setting I should be on...I do not have a data connection, only AT&T multimedia
04-03-2011 16:54
if you have no data then uncheck A-gps and only check integrated GPS. that should do it.
you have to find out by trial and error if there are features you cannot use when A-gps is off
14-04-2011 14:01
I have the same problem. I activatede my integrated GPS, nothing. I activated my integrated GPS ean my AGPS, nothing. I activated wifi, bingo.
I don't want to use my wifi. what do i have to do to get my GPS up? I dont get a strong signal for a satelitte. what to do?
14-04-2011 16:01
You should use GPRS instead, but set the connection in Ovi Maps to Offline. I made a detailed instruction here : /t5/Maps-Navigation-and-GPS/Waiting-for-GPS-E-72/m
26-05-2011 11:13
My E5 is driving me insane as well!!!
Try this:
- Settings
- General
- Positioning (it's the 6th one down as you scroll)
- Positioning Methods
- Tick (1) Assisted GPS (2) Integrated GPS (3) Network Based
Good luck!
01-06-2011 11:36
NOKIA E5 GPS working
its nice
just compare the i-phone GPS
you will get the answer what is GPS.
Example : i have 2 cell phones i am getting GPS signal everywhere on my i-phone its inside rooom , building or any where
in E5
compulsary open space is needed
what the meaning of this kind GPS
Patel Brotheres
The Business Builder
01-06-2011 12:42
Sounds like you probably have AGPS disabled on your E5.
With the E5 you have the option using the integrated gps chip of both the integrated chip and network support by enabling AGPS and network based navigation. Enabling AGPS requires data connection but it means the phone will get a position fix quicker and also within some buildings. However, the E5 gives you the option to use just the integrated GPS when you do not want to incur data charges, such as when you are roaming. The integrated gps chip needs to see the satellites in the sky hence the name Sat Nav ( Satellite Navigation).
As far as I know, you can't really use GPS on the iPhone without a data connection.
19-10-2012 10:03
Dear Friends
I Have Nokia E5. I can't Open Youtube Videos (if Open it.s Not conneted) , How I can Open It?
And I can't Open chat widow. Its ask Window popup, How can Use popup window FOr Chat?
Kindly help Mw Pls
19-10-2012 10:22 - edited 19-10-2012 13:36
Hi ssn2411,
Welcome to the Forum.
Is your phone up to date? To check your current version, I would invite you to type *#0000# on your keypad. If your phone needs to be updated, I would suggest you to download Nokia suite.
Could you tell us more about the "chat window". Is your internet connection working fine?


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A violent high-speed crash on Interstate 95 killed one Philadelphia woman and injured four others on Friday morning.
A Strahle Street man who was driving the wrong way on Aramingo Avenue was killed early Saturday in a three-car accident, police said.
A Mayfair man is behind bars after his drunken driving allegedly caused a crash that claimed the lives of two people early Tuesday morning.
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Native American remains found in Menlo Park
Original post made on Nov 15, 2012
Read the full story here Web Link posted Wednesday, November 14, 2012, 10:25 AM
Comments (7)
on Nov 15, 2012 at 2:26 pm
Oh. Oh, oh, oh.
Please show all respect. This is sad.
on Nov 15, 2012 at 4:56 pm
In a perfect world the burial site would be a place to visit and learn. The Carmel Mission has Native Americans buried with markers indicating who they were. It's repectful and enlightening.
Overbuilding needs to stop in Palo Alto and Menlo Park.
on Nov 15, 2012 at 5:36 pm
If there even is an organization called the Native American Historical Society it certainly has no jurisdiction over the remains of native people in California. That should read "the Native American Heritage Commission" see Web Link
on Nov 15, 2012 at 6:18 pm
I'm kind of curious to know how the determination that these were Native Americans was made. Would have been nice if the article mentioned something about that.
on Nov 15, 2012 at 8:20 pm
Given that Indian tribes lived here for 1000s of years there must be more than a million skeletons lying around in the area.
Most were probably eaten by scavengers or rotted
-those left should be removed and buried in a cemetery.
Was there anything to suggest that these remains were something out of the ordinary?
on Nov 16, 2012 at 7:02 pm
Given the location, I would assume they are Ohlone.
I don't know for sure if it still is open to new burials, but ther is an Ohlone burial site in southern Fremont, off of Mission Blvd.
on Nov 24, 2012 at 1:10 am
This article is a reprint of the police press release. If the police don't even know the name of the agency to contact concerning Native remains, are we sure they didn't end up in some hobbiest's garage?
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Men's Soccer to Welcome MLS Chicago Fire and D.C. United to FGCU Soccer Complex
FORT MYERS, Fla. – Professional soccer is coming to the FGCU campus on Sunday, Jan. 29 at 2 p.m., when the MLS's Chicago Fire and D.C. United compete in a preseason exhibition at the FGCU Soccer Complex.
"Giving local soccer players and clubs the chance to see MLS professionals compete right here in Fort Myers is a great opportunity," said fifth-year FGCU head men's soccer coach Bob Butehorn. "We are excited to host this preseason exhibition and we are certainly looking forward to a great turnout on Sunday afternoon."
Fans are encouraged to purchase their tickets in advance, as a sellout crowd is expected for the Sunday afternoon contest. Tickets will be available at www.FGCUAthletics.com/tickets on Thursday, Jan. 19 at 10 a.m. and will go offline on Friday, Jan. 27 at 5 p.m. Tickets will also be available at the gate based on availability the day of the game. Adult tickets are $12 and children 12 and under are $8.
Since 1996, the pair of clubs have combined for five MLS Championships, five MLS Supporters' Shields and six US Open Cups. The Chicago Fire finished sixth in the Eastern Conference standings last season, one spot out of playoff contention, holding a 9-9-16 overall record. Meanwhile, the D.C. United landed seventh in the Eastern Conference with a 9-13-12 mark.
At halftime of the Sunday afternoon exhibition, the FGCU men's soccer team will be recognized for their outstanding on-field success this 2011 fall season. After successfully defending its A-Sun regular season title with a 7-1 conference mark, the Green and Blue entered the A-Sun Tournament as the league's No. 1 seed. The Eagles went on to a pair of one-goal victories of fourth-seeded Mercer (2-1) and sixth-seeded tournament host ETSU (1-0) to clinch their first-ever A-Sun Tournament championship and NCAA Tournament berth in the program's first year of postseason eligibility.
As part of the spring training season, the Eagles will follow the Sunday exhibition with a contest of their own against the Fire on Wednesday, Feb. 1, on the campus of Ave Maria University beginning at 7 p.m. Also on the schedule for the spring season, the Eagles will travel to Orlando, Fla. on Feb. 11, to compete against the MLS's Philadelphia Union with a start time to be determined.
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Saint Boniface of Hadrumetum
Married to Saint Thecla of Hadrumetum. Father of the Twelve Holy Brothers. Martyred in the persecutions of Maximian Herculeaus.
- c.250 in Hadrumetum, North Africa (modern Soussa, Tunisia)
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A sovereign nation investing its wealth in its domestic economy seems like a no-brainer, especially during a global recession. But in this crazy age of American politics, even that has become a controversial notion.
… Businessweek in 2008 warned that in an America with few domestic purchasing mandates, any economic stimulus—whether spending or tax cuts—would likely "leak" abroad, thus "reducing its impact on jobs here." When congressional Democrats responded in 2009 by trying to expand the meager "Buy America" regulations still on the books from the Great Depression, President Obama opposed the effort. He argued that targeting stimulus dollars at domestic investment would "send a protectionist message."
Following his salvo, Congress blocked the initiative and—big shocker!—a year later, ABC News was reporting that between 54 percent and 79 percent of the money in the stimulus bill's key wind energy program had been spent overseas.–David Sirota, "Is America Too Corrupt To Keep Up?" January 22, 2011, Creators Inc.


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Evan Grant has a blog post up this morning touching on the pitching v. fielding argument, and saying that the Rangers need to improve the pitching -- and in particular, start giving up fewer walks...
Ian Kinsler is going to undergo season-ending surgery for his hernia. Nothing more for me to say.
Real solid outing from Brandon McCarthy last night...I missed the first few innings, but from what I saw, he looked like the guy the Rangers thought they were getting when they made that Christmas...
Evan Grant's game story talks about the frustrations of the month of August and how they've taken a toll on this team. In particular, he takes Gerald Laird and Ron Washington to task for arguing...
Sigh. Matt Harrison is frustrating. And he's going to have to start missing more bats if he is going to stick. Richard Durrett's game story is about Hank Blalock returning to the lineup at first...
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Furthermore, the experts over at the IOM made it crystal clear that they are not talking about merely accumulating the equivalent of an hour of exercise during one's routine daily activities (such as climbing stairs or doing the laundry). No. What they're talking about is adding 60 minutes of honest-to-goodness sustained moderate intensity exercise (specifically, the equivalent of walking or jogging at least at a 4 to 5 miles per hour pace) to whatever other activities we might perform during the course of a normal day.
There is no doubt that exercise is very good for cardiovascular health. But an hour a day?
How Did They Come Up With An Hour A Day?The experts who wrote this report for the IOM are scientists. Every word in this report is backed up by references from scientific studies, carefully interpreted in light of the whole body of evidence accumulated by medical science. This report is a comprehensive synthesis of what is known (and not known) today about optimizing our caloric intake (carbohydrates, fat, protein, etc.) and our output (physical activity) in order to maintain an advisable weight, a favorable body composition (i.e., proportion of muscle to fat), and cardiovascular health.
And based on their synthesis of all this data, the authors' conclusions regarding exercise follow as naturally as the night follows the day. These scientists are immersed in grim scientific objectivity, and like good scientists are merely letting the chips fall where they may. To maintain optimal cardiovascular health, a good body weight, and a favorable body composition, they have no choice but to conclude that all of us adults need to engage in at least one hour of moderately intensive exercise (or at least 30 minutes of vigorous exercise) each day. If you don't believe it (or simply don't like it), then go study the report and do the math for yourself.
Really?While an hour a day of exercise may indeed be just the thing for us, the IOM recommendations are (I humbly submit) emblematic of a fundamental flaw with much modern progressive thinking. To wit: it is entirely ridiculous to expect us folks to change our fundamental human natures just because a top expert panel, following the latest high-quality investigational methodologies, has determined that we should.
To actually be useful, any expert recommendations on a healthy lifestyle must remain within the bounds of the possible. And telling us that it's an absolute that we must exercise for at least an hour a day is more than just out of bounds - it is too outlandish for words.
Indeed, this new recommendation is so outlandish that it threatens to completely undermine whatever good might have come so far from more reasonable recommendations that others have made regarding exercise.
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How Much Exercise Is Really Necessary?Here's a fact: the available data strongly suggests that more exercise you do, the more you are reducing your cardiovascular risk (and the more calories you burn off). While the IOM is now on record as saying we "need" to do an hour a day of exercise, the fact is that if we did two hours a day we'd be even better off. (To this extent, at least, the IOM experts who wrote this report in fact did maintain some minimal semblance of practicality.)
Those of you who can fit in an hour or two of exercise a day need read no further. But for the rest of us, the real question is: How much exercise do we really need in order to see at least some substantial cardiovascular benefit?
The answer is: More than 40 studies in the scientific literature document that cardiac risk can be reduced by 30 - 50% by regular, moderate exercise - exercise averaging far less than one hour per day. If you can exercise at a moderate pace for 20 - 30 minutes at least five days a week, you may not shed a lot of pounds or reach your ideal body composition, and you may not achieve the optimal cardiac benefits which the IOM mandates for us, but you will be doing your heart and your cardiovascular system a lot of good.
The bottom line: if you can engage in vigorous exercise for an hour a day without making yourself crazy, disabling yourself with orthopedic issues, losing your job, or instigating a divorce, then by all means do so. But if you are a mere mortal, then at least try to go for a walk every day. Twenty minutes of moderate daily activity won't make the pounds melt off or give you the same body composition as the Williams sisters, but it can make a real impact on your cardiovascular health.
If the authors of the IOM report had allowed as much, the frustration levels they created among those of us trying to lead healthy, but non-obsessive, lifestyles might be a little bit lower.
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Pate RR, Pratt M, Blair SN, et al. Physical activity and public health. A recommendation from the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention and the American College of Sports Medicine. JAMA 1995 Feb 1;273(5):402-7.
Sesso HD, Paffenbarger RS Jr, Lee IM. Physical activity and coronary heart disease in men: The Harvard Alumni Health Study. Circulation 2000; 102:975.
Manson JE, Greenland P, LaCroix AZ, et al. Walking compared with vigorous exercise for the prevention of cardiovascular events in women. N Engl J Med 2002; 347:716.
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Schitterend boek dat je meeneemt naar de vooravond van de Eerste Wereldoorlog en doet kennis maken met sterke personages. Historische meeslepende boeken zijn het handelsmerk van Ken Follett. En vergis je niet: dit boek is echt wel goed. Toch ergerde het me soms dat Follett iets te veel wilde dat zijn personages de grote gebeurtenissen van '14-'18 van dichtbij beleefden of zelfs sleutelrollen in laten spelen. Jammer want zo krijg je als lezer enkel perspectief van de Duitse elite via het personage Walter Von Ulrich.
Het was een plezier om te lezen, vooral omdat het een prachtig beeld geeft van de diplomatische kant van de oorlog.
A lot of research went into writing this book which told the story of characters in Russia, England, America and Germany. The book begins prior to the first world war and finishes prior to the second world war. You see some of the pivotal events of that time period through the eyes of the characters. It is extremely well written. I look forward to reading or listening to book two.
A lot of research went into writing this book which told the story of characters in Russia, England, America and Germany. The book begins prior to the first world war and finishes prior to the second world war. You see some of the pivotal events of that time period through the eyes of the characters. It is extremely well written. I look forward to reading or listening to book two.
I seemed to have settled into historical fiction being one of my favorite genres and this book was a page turner for me. Set in the WW1 era, it tells the story of several families of different nationalities and how their lives converge.
This is Book One of the Century Trilogy and have books two (Winter of the World) and three (pre-ordered for September delivery) queued up.
I found myself flying through this book too quickly. My book club doesn't meet to discuss it until this coming Monday, and I was at risk of finishing it at Christmas time. So I put it on hold for a slimmer book to take on my plane rides for the holiday.
When I came back to the book with about 300 pages left, I found that I'd lost momentum, but I think that's more my fault than Follett's.
I was never much of a history student. If my textbooks had as much sex in them as Follett injects into his characters in Europe during World War I, I might have felt differently.
He puts the war and its lead-up in perspective, from the points of view of Brits, Germans, Americans and Russians. Perhaps the latter half gets more bogged down in the technicalities of the war, and that's why I lost momentum, but it's still a very exciting book with an intriguing cast of characters.
I'm looking forward to part 2, to see what happens to these characters during the second world war.
Trotz peinlicher Sexszenen auf Groschenromanniveau und wie Untertassen dahinfliegender Dialoge: Ken Folletts neuer Roman ist gut recherchiert und freundlich-sozialdemokratisch - einer Verfilmung im Öffentlich-Rechtlichen steht nichts im Weg.
Die Aufteilung von erfundenen Schicksalen und weltgeschichtlich verbürgten Ereignissen löst Follett perfekt.
Overall, Follett is masterly in conveying so much drama and historical information so vividly. He puts to good use the professional skills he has honed over the years — giving his characters a conversational style neither pseudo-quaint nor jarringly contemporary. That works well. And for all his belief in the redemptive quality of liberal humanism, he makes sure not to endow his characters with excessively modern sensibilities. As for the occasional cliché — well, unless you're Tolstoy, you're not going to have the time or the ability to be original throughout your 1,000-page blockbuster. Ken Follett is no Tolstoy, but he is a tireless storyteller, and although his tale has flaws, it's grippingly told, and readable to the end.
Despite all this, "Fall of Giants" offers pleasures that more than compensate for its lack of literary finesse. Follett may not be Tolstoy, but he knows how to tell a compelling, well-constructed story. Once its basic elements are in place, the narrative acquires a cumulative, deceptively effortless momentum.
A lot happens on the first page of Ken Follett's "Fall of Giants." King George V is crowned at Westminster Abbey. A Welsh boy named Billy Williams turns 13 and begins his wretched life as a coal miner. And Mr. Follett, who was once a Welsh boy himself but grew up to become his generation's most vaunted writer of colorless historical epics, kicks off a whopping new trilogy. His apparent ambition: to span the whole 20th century in blandly adequate novels so fat that they're hard to hoist.
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Springfield, Mo. – The Evangel University football team is nationally ranked for the first time this season as they are placed at 21st in this week's NAIA Top 25 Coaches' Poll.
The Crusaders (4-2, 3-1) are in the top 25 for the first time since Sept. 26 of last year when they appeared at #25 in the poll. Evangel's 21st nationally ranking is the highest spot they have had in the poll since they were ranked 6th in the 2006 preseason and it is the program's highest in-season rating since 2005 when they were ranked 10th on Nov. 13, 2005.
Evangel is one of five Heart of America conference teams ranked in the top 25. Missouri Valley (5-0, 4-0) is ranked #3, MidAmerica Nazarene (4-1, 4-1) is #10, Benedictine (5-1, 3-1) is #12 and Baker (5-2, 4-2) is #18.
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When an audio file is played and a Bluetooth headset is connected to the device, there will be a delay of approximately 4 seconds in all S60 3rd Edition, FP1 devices. This delay is not observed in S60 3rd Edition and S60 3rd Edition, FP2 devices. This 4 second delay is also observed with profile ring tone preview.
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- Connect a Bluetooth headset to a S60 3rd Edition, FP1 device.
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BURRILLVILLE, RI- It was a welcome home that was hard to miss on Sherman Farm Road in Burrillville.
As 57 American flags line the driveway, Corporal Kevin Dubois is overcome with emotion as he's handed the key to his brand new home.
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With the help of volunteers and sponsors, Homes for Our Troops has built 158 homes across the country; this being the first in Rhode Island.
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Homes for Our Troops, President and CEO, Tim McHale said, "All our homes for our troops have 155 special accessible features, from wider doors, wider hallways, power doors, roll under sinks."
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HUM 560 Lies and SecretsThis course will explore social and moral questions asso-ciated with lying and secrecy. When, if ever, is it morally permissible to lie? Is it invariably wrong to reveal some-one's secret to the public? To what extent are political candidates and government officials obligated to be open with the public about their personal affairs or their reli-gious beliefs? How are these questions treated in literary or other cultural contexts? This course may be taught from a number of humanities disciplines. (3)
HUM 574 Gender, Race, and EmpireThis course explores the impact of empire and em-pire-building on culture, with an emphasis on attitudes concerning the "other" in society – women, the working class, and people of color. Students will also explore the ways in which attitudes toward gender roles and race shape the discourses of empire. This course may be taught from a number of humanities disciplines. (3)
HUM 599 Independent StudyAn interdisciplinary investigation of a topic under the supervision of a faculty advisor. Topics must be approved by the Literature, Language and the Humanities program director; students should refer to the Guidelines for In-dependent Study issued by the School of Arts and Sci-ences. The thematic group and the disciplinary focus of each section will be determined by the topic of the indi-vidual investigation. (3)
HUM 690 PracticumThis course offers the student an opportunity to gain experience in a humanities-based institution in the Washington, DC, metropolitan region. All students will keep a journal of their on-site experiences; each student will choose either to contribute in a substantial way to a major project at the institution or to produce a re-searched essay based on that experience. Prerequisites: completion of 8 graduate courses. (3)
HUM 695 Master's ProjectThis course offers the student an opportunity to research and write a substantial and original critical/interpretive thesis on an interdisciplinary topic in the humanities, and to present its main features to an audience of peers and faculty members. This thesis must demonstrate the student's ability to integrate materials from different disciplines, and must support independent conclusions in writing of commendable quality. Prerequisites: completion of 8 graduate courses. (3)
IT 550 Ethics, Law, and Policy in the Information AgeIntroduces students to the ethical, legal, and policy issues raised by designing, developing, and using information technology. Issues that are researched and debated in the course include subjects such as information privacy, en-vironmental conservation, effective energy use, limits on the use of technology, the digital divide, customer pro-filing, open source, copyright violation, globalization, and outsourcing. Students are expected to independently research the issues, make presentations to the class, and support their case. (3)