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As an educator is important to be aware and draw on student's out-of-school literacy experiences to provide a basis for authentic scaffolding, (Cumming-Potvin, W. 2007). It is increasingly important that students are encouraged to question and respond critically to be an effective literacy participant in the 21st Century, (Cumming-Potvin, W. 2007). It is more evident now than ever that we are growing up in a digitally connected media-rich world and students would be disadvantaged if educators did not embrace a multiliteracies pedagogy, (O'Rourke, M. 2005). The New London Multiliteracies Pedagogy combines these diverse modes of communication and meaning making with the diverse practises of individuals, families, communities, workplace and the broader global society, (O'Rourke, M. 2005). Digital literacy is also becoming commonplace in educational settings, this means the ability to understand and use information in multiple formats from a wide range of sources, (Jones, B., & Flannigan, S. n.d.).
For a student to be considered multiliterate they need to be able to get meaning from any text regardless of technology, media form or structure, (lit text). Students today not only need to master traditional literacies but also what technology has provided, (Winch, et.al, 2010). As an educator the responsibility is to equip students for this, (Anstey, M., & Bull, G. 2006) This is essential for students of the 21st Century, (Kitson, L,. Fletcher, M., & Kearney, J. 2007). ICT Reflection References Anstey, M., & Bull, G. (2006). Teaching and Learning Multiliteracies: Changing times changing literacies. (pp. 19-55). Newark, DE: International Reading Association.
Anstey, M., & Bull, G. (2006). Teaching and learning multiliteracies: changing times, changing literacies (pp. 56-81). Newark, DE: International Reading Association.
Cope, B., & Kalantzis, M. (2009). Multiliteracies : new literacies new learning, Pedagogies : an International Journal, 4 (3), 164-195.
Campbell, R., & Green, D. (2006). Literacies and Learners Current Perspectives (3rd Ed). Frenchs Forest, NSW: Pearson Education Australia.
Cumming-Potvin, W. (2007). Scaffolding, Multiliteracies and reading circles, Canadian Journal of Education, 30, 4, 83-507. Jones, B., & Flannigan, S. (n.d). Connecting the Digital Dots: Literacy of the 21st Century. Retrieved from http://www.nmc.org/pdf/Connecting%20th%20Digital%20Dots.pdf
Kitson, L., Fletcher, M., & Kearney, J. (2007). Continuity and change in literacy practices: A move towards multiliteracies. Journal of Classroom Interaction, 41.2 29-41.
Mills, K. (2008). The Seven Habits of Highly Effective Readers. Proceedings Stories Places, Spaces: Literacy and Identity, National conference by the Australian Literacy Educators' Association and Australian Association for the Teaching of English, Adelaide, SA.
O'Rourke, M. (2005). Multiliteracies for 21st Century schools. Snapshot, 2, 1-12. Santoro, N. (2004). Using the four resources model across the curriculum. In A. Healy, & E. Honan (Eds.), Text next : new resources for literacy learning (pp. 51-67). Newtown, NSW: Primary English Teaching Association.
The New London Group. (1996). A Pedagogy of Multiliteracies: designing social features. Harvard Educational Review, 66 (1) 60-95.
Unsworth, L. (2001). Teaching Multiliteracies across the curriculum. Retrieved from http://mcgraw-hill.co.uk/openup/chapters/0335206042.pdf
Winch, G., Johnston, R., March, P., Ljungdahl, L., & Holliday, M. (2010). Literacy (4th Ed). Melbourne: Oxford University Press. When thinking about what program I would use to fulfil the multimodal presentation component of the assignment I considered programs I had heard of but had never used. This was because I wanted to learn about possible programs for when I'm teaching in my own classroom. I choose Prezi because I had been shown it before but I had never used it personally. I thought it would be a good program to use because it is a very visually appealing program that used the Internet. It was also something I could see myself using in the future. Due to never using Prezi before I had to learn everything about how to use it to create a presentation. Luckily there were numerous examples and tutorials available for assistance. Because of the notion of multiliteracies and the fact we are living in a globalised world it is essential that educators ensure this is reflected in literacy practices in education, (Campbell, R., & Green, 2006). Knowing this I knew it was important I found a program I could use in future classroom situations. I am very happy and impressed with my final presentation especially considering I've never used Prezi before. I found it a great program that was very adjustable to my needs and future needs. I will definitely be considering using Prezi in my future classrooms.


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It's a bracelet, it's a flask — no, it's SUPER BRACELET! I've always been a believer of killing two birds with one stone or being able to multitask so when Cynthia Rowley released her flask bangles, I definitely swooned over her design. I've always wanted a flask and this one just seems way more up my alley.


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Here, we are glad to share the interview with ThDeathAndStrawberrY, a cosplay talent from Spain. You may get fascinated by her Kaito Setsugetsuka Cosplay which we posted on our blog about a month ago. Very Impressive ! ThDeathAndStrawberrY, thank you so much for accepting our interview. 1. Since cosplay becomes more and more popular, how [...]
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Definition of moonstruck in English:
moonstruckSyllabification: moon·struck
Pronunciation: /ˈmo͞onˌstrək /
Unable to think or act normally, especially because of being in love.
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SDCC: Skybound Panel
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Here's a recap of some of the relevant news coming out of Image's Skybound panel. This isn't a complete recap, just the tidbits I found interesting:
- Chris Dingess and Matthew Roberts are working on a new series called Manifest Destiny, which features Lewis and Clark as "black op government agents" hunting exotic creatures, presumably of the supernatural variety.
- They talked a little more about Justin Jordan and Matteo Scalara's Dead Body Gone series, which we covered here.
- Ghosted is now an ongoing series.
- Davis Schulner's Clone is being developed into a TV show by NBC/Universal.
- No immediate plans for The Infinite or Image United. Image United might see another issue someday.
- Robert Kirkman is "very involved" with The Walking Dead show. He's in the writing room fulltime, as a matter of fact.
- Thief of Thieves TV show is also still in development, but no new news.
Full coverage of the panel can be found at Newsarama, which has been linked above.
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November 13, 2007 - Oakland, CA Childrens Hospital & Research Center Oakland has been selected to share in a $9 million funding award from the National Institutes of Health (NIH). The hospitals Hall of Health Museum, in collaboration with Children's Hospital Oakland Research Institute, was selected for the NIHs Science Education Partnership Award (SEPA), which supports innovative hands-on programs that encourage children to pursue health careers or that further their understanding of medical research.
Childrens Hospital Oakland is one of only ten institutions from across the country to receive this honor. The SEPA grant of $539,789 will provide funds to disseminate the Hall of Healths Your Genes & Your Choices, an interactive exhibit on social and genetic factors that contribute to good and bad health outcomes. This exhibit contains eight activity stations. The grant will also provide funds to disseminate the Hall of Health's 4th and 5th grade "Health and Biomedical Science for a Diverse Community" curriculum, which focuses on diseases and health conditions that disproportionately affect minority populations. The curriculum will be disseminated through after-school science clubs at ten elementary schools in Oakland and Berkeley.
We offer one of the countrys most innovative health education programs because of critical funding from respected organizations like the National Institutes of Health, said Lucille Day, Ph.D., Director of the Hall of Health Hands-On Health Museum at Childrens Hospital & Research Center Oakland. Through their support Childrens Hospital Oakland has offered outreach programs at schools or students can come to us to see how we turn their textbooks into interactive, educational play at the museum.
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Cracking Open the IBM PC Jr.
Summary: The PC Jr. was IBM's attempt to tap into the budding home personal computer market of 1983. While the PC Jr. had many positives with regard to the general home user, it also had several limitations that doomed it in the marketplace. I bought my PC Jr. in 1985 from my older brother who never quite figured out what to do with it. Feeling nostalgic, I decided to Crack Open the IBM PC Jr. to see what was actually in the case.
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The red arrow in this photo marks the clock generator for the system.
The circuit board in the parallel port expansion module is fairly standard.
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Maya Angelou, who narrated Aaron Copland's "Lincoln's Portrait" with Louis Langrée and the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra this weekend, had high praise for Music Hall in her pre-concert conversation on Friday evening.
"I have performed at La Scala (in Milan) and La Fenice (in Venice), but this took my breath away," she said, looking out in Springer Auditorium, where hundreds had gathered to hear her speak. "When I heard this wonderful orchestra, I wanted to sing."
Dr. Angelou — recipient of the 2000 National Medal of Arts, poet and author of "I Know Why the Caged Bird Sings" — was witty, eloquent and sometimes a little sassy in her conversation, hosted by the CSO's Robert Treviño. "I still love to write and teach, and I used to love to dance," said the 85-year-old, with a big grin.
She spoke about Lincoln, saying that courage is "the most important of all virtues."
"You can't be African-American and not have some particular close relationship with Abraham Lincoln," she said. "It's amazing that we have lived through racism, sexism and agism — all stupidity."
She was deeply moved during the section taken from Lincoln's "Gettysburg Address" during her dress rehearsal, saying "When I heard the orchestra, they lifted me out of myself, and I was suddenly on that battlefield, seeing the bodies…"
She regaled the audience with stories, including meeting Malcolm X and The Rev. Martin Luther King, Jr. There there was the time she objected to a racial pejorative being used, and walked out forgetting her purse.
"If you're going to be courageous, make sure you have the keys to your car!" she said, laughing.
Smiling as she spoke, she advised her audience, "You should laugh as much as possible."
Then came a surprise. "This is the home of one of the funniest TV series," she said. (I'm guessing she was referring to "WKRP in Cincinnati")
"I never missed it. I wanted to write comedy, but not many people count on me for that," she said.
Photos by Cara Owsley
Tags: Cincinnati arts, Cincinnati entertainment, CSO, Maya Angelou


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1.They flashed a signal to the crew.
2.The driver flashed his lights at us.
3.Then a brilliant idea flashed through my mind.
4.Suddenly a thought flashed through my mind.
5.His eyes flashed with anger.
6.Mr. Koleda flashed an oriental smile at me.
7.He came in like a flash.
8.It dawned upon me that it was just the thing.
9.There wasnt a bit of hope.
10.News flashed around the country that he was ill.
11.Bring a flash-light, its pitch dark there.
12.We were watchig the bird eat the crumbs; then I sneezed, and he was gone in a flash.
13.Oppressive weather comes and goes in a flash. No it does not! It may do quickly (unlikely) or regularly or occasionally.........
14.Do you need to replace batteries in a Polaroid camera for the flash?
15.He had died in a flash flood on the Little Colorado River.
16.Crickets about consistency, not a flash in the pan.
17.Top with breadcrumbs and cheese and flash under hot grill until browned and bubbling.
18.There was a rare flash of hope on an increasingly gloomy horizon.
19.720 Series Flash cards are loaded with exam writing
I am curious, Vil, about the number of similar questions you have raised. Is there a general theme?
Just a small point - do be careful with typos and spelling, I know you don't wish to make them.


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85 Third St,
Manchester, NH, 03102-0310
Manchester, NH, 03102-0310
Tel: (603)669-3932
Grades: PK - 6 | 127 students
We, the faculty, staff, and administration of Saint Benedict Academy are committed to the spiritual, intellectual, and social development of each child in a Christ centered environment that nurtures Christian values and fosters academic excellence.
Aware of the dignity and uniqueness of all our students, we strive to cultivate their talents and to develop in them a sense of personal integrity and social responsibility.
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|School Membership(s)School Assoc.
|National Catholic Educational Association (NCEA)
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|Grades Prekindergarten - 6
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|Total Students
|127 students
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State avg.: 11%
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200 Bedford St Ste 102
Manchester , NH , 03101
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Manchester , NH , 03103
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Manchester , NH , 03103
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- November 11, 2013 - When I think about all the choices available for education in the Manchester area I never have to wonder if I made the right choice, I know Saint Benedict Academy was a God send! Parents involvement is no means an after though here--there is a very strong level of communication and tons of opportunity to get involved. If I e-mail the teacher I get an answer almost always in the same night. Class sizes are limited and the both the teachers and the support team know the students strengths and weaknesses. I have even gotten a few notes that my son had a rough day or an especially good one. My kindergarten student is reading, doing science and coming home with great questions and thoughts from what he has learned at school--from pointing out the heart is really in the center of the chest and wondering why that is not where you put it when you say the pledge to reminding me when I complained the kitchen pantry was to small that many families would really be thankful to have so much food. The school is led by a very energetic, fun Principal who continues to lead the school with new and positive direction and the Beth in the office is always helpful and attentive, she always bends over backwards to get me what I need and knows what I need before I ask. Computers, Gym, Spanish, Art, Music are all led by passionate individuals who really love and are good at what they do. Even at a kindergarten level the kids are learning a great deal. They are doing graphs, writing words, learning site words, actively reading with their 3rd grade buddies but they don''t understand how academically challenging the school is because they are busy testing to see if pumpkins can float, feeling real lobsters, making maps of the human body and charting their favorite type of apple. At least one day a week I get to wake up my child by saying today is special because its_____day (Red Sox Day, Field Trip Day, cupcake day, a special show and tell day) . As a parent I looked at a great number of schools before touring SBA. I chose this school because it has a very strong community spirit, a great academic program and allows the children to engage in positive social interactions both during school and through various activities, clubs and teams but most importantly how I "felt" being there which has only gotten stronger. If you are interested I highly suggest you take a tour because I cannot describe those warm fuzzy feeling that I finally found what I was looking for the minute I was greeted at the door--you will have to go in and check it for yourself. - Posted by Parent
- October 10, 2013 - We have had one child graduate and have two more still in the school. The teachers are extremely dedicated, the curriculum is challenging and the community atmosphere is that of a family. Saint Benedict Academy has been one of the best decisions we have made as parents! - Posted by Parent
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The San Francisco Giants and Seattle Mariners got into a bit of a spat over their cities' football teams on Friday, with the end result being a wager between the teams' respective mascots.
It started innocuously enough with a sort of a "we support the 49ers" tweet from the Giants, recalling Colin Kaepernick throwing out the first pitch at AT&T Park last season:
From First Pitch to NFC Championship, Kap is the man #SFUnite … http://t.co/9L7RppjK61 #QuestForSix
— San Francisco Giants (@SFGiants) January 17, 2014
The Mariners fired back with their guy, Russell Wilson, who was once a minor-league baseball prospect for the Colorado Rockies:
.@SFGiants Our guy has been throwing strikes since the offseason. http://t.co/vy415kQIjK #GoHawks
— Seattle Mariners (@Mariners) January 17, 2014
The Giants answered with a reminder about the length of the Seahawks' offseason:
. @Mariners he had a longer offseason last season.
— San Francisco Giants (@SFGiants) January 17, 2014
The Mariners upped the ante with a reminder of Kaepernick's lack of success in his first two starts at Seattle's CenturyLink Field:
.@SFGiants Colin's record at the CLink: 0-2. Combined score: SEA 71 – SF 16 #KissThis
— Seattle Mariners (@Mariners) January 17, 2014
To which the Giants cited Kaepernick's three road playoff wins as a starter:
.@Mariners check his road playoff record and then let us know if you want to make this game a bit more interesting #SFUnite
— San Francisco Giants (@SFGiants) January 17, 2014
And then the mascots were put in play:
.@SFGiants We're in. WHEN we win, you have to post a photo of Lou Seal going #FeastMode on some Skittles. #GoHawks
— Seattle Mariners (@Mariners) January 17, 2014
Challenge accepted:
.@Mariners when we win, post a pic of Mariner Moose #Kaepernicking #SFUnite #SaveYourSkittles pic.twitter.com/hf8E4p9S7H
— San Francisco Giants (@SFGiants) January 17, 2014
All in all, a little bit of harmless fun and some community spirit shown. It's not like high school or college where the football team and baseball team are all under one umbrella, so it's kind of cool to see that sort of pride taken in the other franchises that share an area code.
And if it leads to a Kaepernicking Mariner Moose, so much the better.


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The Belmont Gallery of Art (BGA) in conjunction with The Belmont Cultural Council (BCC) has created a permanent public art gallery, located in a light-filled exhibition space at the top of the Homer Municipal Building (formerly the Town Hall Annex). The Gallery opened in July 2005, shortly after renovation of the historic building was completed.
The Belmont Gallery of Art exhibits artistic works in a variety of two and three-dimensional media, including painting, drawing, photography, graphics, fabric art, collage, printmaking and sculpture. Exhibits are on an ongoing basis, changing approximately every 8 weeks. The Gallery Committee produces and manages the shows. A Curatorial Committee juries artwork submitted by local and regional artists, ensuring works exhibited are of high quality and appropriate for a general audience. All persons involved with the Gallery work on a volunteer basis. No town funds are used in the operation of the Gallery which is self supporting through tax-deductible contributions and commissions from the sale of the artwork.


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I prefer the ZL over the Z, it is smaller in size, has the bigger battery and has infra red. Don't get glass phones I think it's stupid.
The Sony Xperia ZL lacks the Xperia Z's water and dust-resistant capabilities but manages to squeeze the same 5in display into a smaller frame. It also includes an IR port to act as a universal remote.
Sony appears to be pouring all of its energy into the upcoming Xperia Z but the Xperia ZL is a very similar device that was quietly announced at the same time. It lacks the Z's water and dust-resistant capabilities but manages to squeeze the same 5in display into a smaller frame.
The Xperia ZL is a very similar device to the Xperia Z when it comes to specifications, so the main difference is the design. The ZL is slightly thicker than the Z, but it has a much smaller footprint overall. In fact, Sony has managed to squeeze that large 5in display into a phone that's shorter and narrower than Samsung's Galaxy S III. For those who are concerned about the "bigger is better" trend in the smartphone world, that's going to come as welcome news.
The Xperia ZL manages to achieve this more compact frame thanks to one of the thinnest bezels on the market. It's not exactly edge-to-edge but the screen takes up almost the whole front of the phone. Unfortunately, the Xperia XL is not waterproof like the Z but it does have two other features that the Z doesn't. There's a physical camera button on the right side and also an IR (infra-red) port built-in, so you can use the phone as a universal remote control. Unlike the Xperia Z, the Xperia ZL doesn't have a glass back.
The Sony Xperia ZL shares many other features with the Z. It has the same 5in screen, a full HD display with a resolution of 1920x1080, the same 13-megapixel camera with Exmor RS sensor and the same powerful internals. There's a 1.5GHz quad-core Snapdragon S4 Pro processor, 2GB of RAM and 16GB of internal memory, along with the option to add a microSD card slot for extra storage.
Sony will initially launch the Xperia ZL with Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) but the company has promised it will be upgraded to the latest 4.2 version "shortly after launch". A software feature called "Battery Stamina mode" is also borrowed from the Xperia Z. It applications from running when the screen is locked, therefore saving power and apparently improving standby time "by at least four times". Interestingly, the ZL has a slightly larger battery than the Z: 2370mAh compared with 2330mAh.
Sony has produced multiple variants of the Xperia ZL. The C6503 model variant is compatible with Australia's 1800MHz 4G network band, while the C6506 is not 4G compatible Down Under but will work on 3G networks.
Unfortunately, Sony says it has "no plans to release the ZL in Australia at the moment". That could change in the near future, but its likely the only option for Aussies will be to purchase the phone online as a grey import device.
A promotional video of the Sony Xperia ZL can be seen below.
Are you disappointed Sony has no plans to release the Xperia ZL in Australia or do you prefer the Xperia Z? Should us Aussies get more of a choice? Let us know in the comments below!
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I prefer the ZL over the Z, it is smaller in size, has the bigger battery and has infra red. Don't get glass phones I think it's stupid.
iprefer the size, battery size and infra red of the ZL but as someone into watersports, the waterproofing and dust proofing of the Z makes it for me!
Firstly Sony has said they are only a Windows phone 8, so I was happy to go with Jelly Bean but only on the ZL and now that may not come to Australia.
I'm so disappointed & frustrated. If I buy a ZL on-line and it's 3G only that will be ok, but grey only?
Yep, Sony would do well in a ZL release here - for those who like a physical camera button and ports/plugs that don't need opening; oh.. and the fact that its shorter and narrower. People just need to stop juggling their phones while in the toilet or on the water.... nice differentiating factor to the competition currently; but not a feature you want to be using really!? Bring on the Ausie spec ZL though Sony!
I was absolutely shattered to hear that this phone wasn't being released here. I know I'm not the only one too, so If you want this phone, you've got to let Sony Mobile know! Write to them!
Forget my previous comment (3). It makes no sense.
While I own 2 Windows phones at the moment and am satisfied with the hardware, the quality apps & the funtionality of the 'live tile' user interface. I have after reading the reviews on all the leading Android high end phones, that the xperia ZL is the item which will more than satisfy my needs for the next couple of years.
I hope Sony has the wisdom to one, produce enough of them and two decide to bring them into Australia.
The Z looks like a quality item, but continuous fingerprint removal, no dedicated camera button, no infrared port & physically larger and non-ergonomic. Hmmm
I'd like to see the ZL released in Australia. I would buy one.
Thanks for such a fine article.
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Mobicity has the 4G compatible version for sale $699
Xperia zl would b worth of it's value.so just go for it it wil satisfy ur techical hunger.
I can assure u that u wil b never b ashameed of it......
No, It doesn't. So BBP could ensure not to feed us readers with wrong information " Mobicity has the 4G compatible version for sale $699 " next time you post a comment? I have been looking for 4G version of ZL for weeks now and only found only 1 on Ebay so far. I would definitely buy this phone because of it's compact size and the list of features it has. So listen Sony! we want Xperia ZL 4G down under.
For me it is Xperia 'Z' !!!
I'm quite disheartened to hear that Sony are no longer planning on releasing the ZL model in Australia.
Shame on you Sony, as i would definitely would have purchased one, now i might be forced to buy from overseas.
It's available in Australia, just look it up in shopbot
Bought this phone on the 12th. Quick review on usage so far:
1) Display - simply stunning, the best I have seen so far. true the viewing angles are a bit off but not bad at all. in fact I realized I never watch my phone in an angle other than head on- but checked it out only since it was mentioned in reviews. The colors simply are the best I have seen and contrast is quite good too. I have used a galaxy note and an iPhone 4 and was a bit worried after reading a few reviews but now I am very satisfied. In fact had a video shoot out for a 720p video (oblivion trailer) with a note2- and the winner was clearly the ZL. The difference in screen size is almost insignificant. I will write in detail about the display later as there is so much more to talk.
2) Battery (stamina mode)- 100% charge at 6am - normal day- 25mins of calls, 40mins watched videos, 30-40mins of browsing(WiFi and 3G), 30-40mins of messaging and mail, 20-25mins Google play, 20mins gaming(asphalt7), 20-30mins misc. = ended the day with about 46% charge at 11:30pm. (I don't think I will be using my phone for 3hrs every day - this is only in the beginning :-) need to use my nexus 7 as well from time to time so that it doesn't feel left out) - big plus to stamina mode
3) Performance - normal operation- with a quad core processor u wud expect lag free but I did feel slight lag from simply scrolling the home screen- this can be attributed to custom ui and frankly I have seen this on almost all android handsets except the nexus devices which don't have any lag even on dual core processors. In fact the lag vanished on my old note when I rooted and loaded a custom ROM on it. This lag is insignificant and 90% of people won't be able to notice it- only maybe the ones who have used an iPhone - which funnily shows some lag when it is rooted.
4) Performance - games - simply a beauty - zero lag and excellent load times - faster than note and iphone4 - tested asphalt7. Also remember this phone is displaying 1080p so it is amazing that it manages to run significantly faster. It is also slightly faster than note 2 - though not by much.
5) Camera - quite good. The best in outdoor shots and pretty good at indoor shots. Colors are quite good and realistic- I am not a fan of camera on a phone but I like the camera on my old iPhone 4 and now this.
6) Audio - I felt it was a bit low on volume at first but after using it for last 4 days it does not seem inadequate at all - the volume is slightly lower than my note but the audio is much clearer and very pleasant to hear. The stock earphones are quite good too.
Overall very satisfied with the phone - and as a plus the design feels quite good too - IMHO best smart phone have had the joy of owning but this is purely personal preference. I chose this over the Z as this is easier to hold with a curved back.
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Today was a big day. It was the first time I left the comfy confines of my condo (aside from being shuttled to and from the surgeon's office by my loving husbie for my post-op follow-up visit) in over two weeks.
Oh yeah - I forgot to tell y'all. I tore my achilles playing basketball while
executing a killer crossover then driving and dishing like a good point guard looking like a clumsy fool. ULTIMATE DEBBIE DOWNER TROMBONE.
I've never had any type of major injury, broken bone, etc. in my life…so this has definitely been a shock to my system. And though I've been perfectly content at home hopped up on some "adult candy" (i.e., pretty powerful pain-killers), this whole experience has made me really appreciate the little things. What I would give to just walk around normally. Take a shower without it being an ordeal. Go to work and do my daily routine. Play a pick-up game of hoops again. *sigh*
Despite the boo-hoo sentiment of this post, I really am in good spirits. The surgery went well and I'm already a bit ahead of schedule in my recovery. My incredibly patient and understanding husbie took me to the Korean grocery store today and I had a fun time shuffling around the aisles in my huge honkin' boot grabbing all sorts of yammy treats. I mean, I'm confined to my crutches for about eight weeks so I might as well get fat, right? ROROR LULZ. *^_______^*
Otay, I'm off now to watch Tangled on the Disney channel and eat some amajing miso ramyun I bought at Super H-Mart! Bai for now my tumblies!
This morning, I got up bright and early to take the boyf to the dentist's office. Why, you ask? The dreaded WISDOM TEEF EXTRACTION OMG SO SCURRY. He was srsly giving himself an anxiety attack for the entire week with the non-stop googling of horror stories. You know, the usual hypochondriac behavior…
NB4R, I know this is a really stressful experience. I myself was freaking out when I had mine done a couple years ago, but I kept telling him it's never as bad as it seems. I remember sitting in the chair hearing my dentist saying I was going to start to feel drowsy, and then the next thing I knew I was sitting on my friend's couch wondering how the heck I teleported there. I didn't have any swelling, my pain was next to nothing with all of the
adult candy vicodin I was given, and I was completely back to normal within a few days.
The future hubby had it much worse, unfortunately. His surgery took three hours because one tooth was severely impacted and another hadn't even grown in yet. That resulted in a lot of extra effort (and bleeding), so I started to get antsy after 1.5 hours had passed. When they finally brought me to him after he had woken up, it was so sad slash hilarious. I felt so helpless and concerned hearing him moan/make funny noises with that IV coming out of his arm. But he was also so loopy that his mumblings weren't making no kinda sense ("Ray, I don't want to go get my wisdom teeth taken out!" - "But they're already out, silly!"). He also kept asking where he was, where I was, and when we were going home every two minutes.
There's maybe only one good thing that comes out of being in such a vulnerable position like that - your true feelings tend to come out (whether intended or not). The boyf's first reaction upon seeing me after he woke up went something like this (translation in parentheses):
BF: Rmmmphfh? (Ray?)
Me: I'm here, honey.
BF: *sigh of relief*
BF: *gesturing to his face*, *gesturing to his heart*, *pointing at me*
I love you, too.
Emily Blunt, I feel you gurr. Srsly.
Except that I'm not being sarcastic.
Yes, I have averaged 13+ hours at work the past couple days. Yes, I will be working on the coming weekends. Yes, it feels like stuff just keeps coming at me (and everyone else), with work fires needing to be put out every five minutes, it seems. Yes, I am mentally exhausted slash incapacitated by the time I finally head home at night.
But it's ALL worth it.
Working in the Emergency Operations Center for the ongoing nuclear situation in Japan has been a real eye-opener for me. Dealing with issues that *really* matter, with people that *really* care. All of my colleagues seem to be running on fumes at this point, but they keep at it and never complain. I can honestly say that the last two days have probably been the most rewarding in my nine-plus-year government career. Don't get me wrong - it's not that I don't appreciate what I do normally…far from it. It's just that I feel like this situation is so different from my regular day-to-day that it's made me appreciate what I do even more. I mean, I'll be participating in daily briefings for White House staff on our progress and results. How can you not get excited about something like that??
l feel fulfilled. And I seem to have a little more pep in my step, despite being maddeningly sleep-deprived. Heck, last night when I got to the gym (after leaving the EOC at 9:30), I had one of my best workouts in recent memory. I don't know where this extra energy is coming from, but I don't ever want to lose it.
Hey you - Mr. Man Upstairs - BIG thanks for giving me the opportunity to make a difference (no matter how small it may be), and honestly enjoy doing it as well.
So, in summary on how I'm feeling (in AZN gif format, of course):
So I'm sitting here lounging on my parents' couch and I feel so content. It is my first time home for the holidays in two years and boy, have I missed it. The radio is on playing soft jazz, Daddy is checking his e-mail (and typing 5 wpm), and Mommy is in the kitchen cooking some of her world-famous Korean BBQ'd ribs. The smell is intoxicating.
I love coming home to Oregon/Washington. It's held a soft spot in my heart ever since I was a wee-old, bowl-cut boy running around my neighborhood cul-de-sac in Beaverton. The one thing about this place that never changes is the people. Which leads me to my first-day-home highlights:
- My connecting flight to Portland at the butt crack of dawn this morning was so indicative of the type of people I'm talking about. It was such a contrast to my first flight out of DC - glum, quiet, meh. On this second flight, everyone was chatting politely, smiles on their faces. The girl next to me offered me some of her snacks and gum. The people across the aisle were talking (not annoyingly) throughout the flight and when they landed, they all exchanged contact info. And it was such an odd group - two younger guys and a lady old enough to be their mom. I had to smile to myself.
- After a yammy homemade runch and a quick nap, I went to the neighborhood gym, where Daddy is apparently the mayor. He was walking around waving at everybody like a beauty pageant winner (ELBOW-ELBOW WRIST-WRIST). Anyway, it was more of the same. There were all sorts of characters working out, but so many genuinely nice conversations going on. I was even roped into playing my first dose of pick-up hoops in over three years. It was only a quick 2-on-2 game to 9, but I'm proud to report I scored 7 of my team's 9 points, including the game-winning trey at the end (and thank the LAWD cuz I felt like my lungs were exploding by then). YEY ME~!!!
Okay, the ribs are almost ready and my parents want to toast my return (with some really cheap bottle of wine because they are LUXULY like that). My holiday at home has officially started.
warrennotg said: I meant to ask you this question this weekend, but I forgot. And this is all serious-like, so you don't have to post it on the dash if you don't want to.
As a South Korean-American, what are your thoughts on North Korea? Are you worried about their potential aggression against South Korea/the World in the near future? If so, what do you think would be the best way for The South/America/the World to respond: containment, sanctions, military action, etc?
I ask, not because I assume that since you're South Korean that you have a thesis on "How to Handle Pyongyang" in your head, but rather because I'm interested in your unique perspective and how it may or may not agree with the American media's portrayal of the situation.
Actually, my thoughts on North Korea are pretty much in line with what most of my fellow Americans think. I went to an American school on a military base from grades 3-12. But since I also lived in Seoul during that time, I also had the perspective of a local Korean citizen. When I got there initially, I was kinda scared at the potential for conflict so close to where I was. But by the time I left, my peers and I were so used to the threats and bad press all the time that we just rolled our eyes slash were like whatee'errr…nothing is going to happen.
I remember watching snippets of North Korean TV that were sometimes broadcast on South Korean stations, and it was just so shocking. The news anchors, citizens, and even kids in kindergarten talked like brain-washed robots. More recently, I know many North Koreans have sobered up to reality as conditions have continued to deteriorate, but everything is still so tightly-controlled there's not much they can do.
Deep down, I think most South Koreans feel really badly for the plight of their neighbors, and would like to see reunification eventually. But the problem of the North's crayjee dictatorship still remains, as well as the logistical nightmare that reunification would cause. You would have masses of North Koreans migrating south and it would be out.of.control.
So for now, I believe the world's response has been what I believe to be the best route - containment, sanctions, etc. Military action would surely start a major conflict, as Kim Jong-Il and those in power in NK are literally bonkers. And until that regime topples, this will continue to be the problem.
I understand your concerns over the BP oil spill in the gulf. It is a tragedy. And as such (even though it is entirely unrelated to the specific issues we were having these public meetings about), I volunteered - on the mic, no less - to send you some information on EPA's response to the crisis, as well as how you could get involved as a concerned citizen.
However, when I approached you after our final session, you said the following to me:
"Are you kidding me? I don't want your garbage."
"You are corrupt and part of the evil empire!"
"Government is all the same - you have sold out to big business and the corporations."
"You don't care about us. All you care about is your fat paycheck and fancy cars and expensive dinners."
Sir. I value my job as a government employee. I feel like I am making a difference (no matter how small it may be). I take pride in what I do. I, along with my colleagues, came here to inform the public and listen to your issues related to our work project. And by the way, we're not required to do this in any of our regulations; we just believe it is our duty as public servants…and the right thing to do.
How dare you raise your voice and personally attack me. How dare you get in my face and make me feel like my work is worthless. And how VERY dare you tell me I don't care about the environment when I presented material, answered questions, and committed to provide additional information to members of the public for 11+ hours, all while taking detailed notes for meetings which I worked for 2+ months to set up with our stakeholders. You accuse our Agency of doing nothing about the spill, yet when I try to give you information related to our clean-up efforts you dismiss and belittle me?? HOW.VERY.DARE.YOU.
Your evil, corrupt, garbage-of-a-gov't-worker,
P.S. Bt-dubs, my "expensive" dinner tonight was scarfing down McDonald's in ten minutes during our short break. Oh, and my "fancy" car is a black Hyundai Elantra hatchback named Darnell. Satisfied?
bigolebear said: How did you get into working for the EPA?
My major in undergrad was Ecology, with some emphasis on the environmental sciences. I started out trying to follow my Dad's footsteps in Electrical Engineering, but quickly realized that
my inherent Asian characteristics had failed me I wasn't as good at math as I thought I was.
Anyway, after college, my first job was doing some grassroots/door-to-door environmental campaigning. I moved onto some actual lab/bench chemistry (read: lab coat, goggles, pipettes, #NERDY-NERD STATUS), where I did some actual hands-on soil/water testing. About a (painful) year into that, my lovely big sis - who was interning at the Smithsonian at the time - told me that I just had to visit her and that I would fall in love with DC. So I visited…and I did!
Then it was like, everything fell into place. The EPA was my dream job coming outta college, and I ended up landing an internship at the Agency via The Washington Center. Near the end of my stint, a group of us had a brown-bag lunch with a Director who told me his office was looking for new hires. After an awesome sauce interview (where I walked into my future bosses/colleagues giggling about a Will & Grace episode), I was able to navigate the tricky government hiring system and land a full-time gig in the summer of 2001. Wow…I can't believe I've been working here for almost nine years!
But yeah…there you have it, bigolebear. I feel extremely lucky and blessed to have all the pieces seemingly fall into place professionally. And I can honestly say that as a government worker (especially in my field), I find the work very rewarding and see myself here for the long haul.
In fact, I'm flying out tomorrow to New Mexico for some public outreach meetings with interested stakeholders. Wish me luck!
GPOYW: Co-ed Hoops Champs!
A few years ago, I got involved in a b-ball rec league here in DC. I can honestly say it was one of the most fun times of my life. I took stats, wrote game recaps, and basically lived and breathed hoops for almost two years straight. I went in knowing nobody and came out with a gazillion new friends.
Following my first few seasons (with various degress of success), I decided to take matters into my own hands and captained my own dream team. I dragged in a few of my high school buddies, and hand-picked a bunch of other folks in the league. Then I really went nuts. I did weekly scouting reports for our games, and even made my team mix CDs. (I was voted 'Coach/Captain of the Year' for my efforts, yay!) We went on to win back-to-back titles, as team Medium Pimpin'. I remember how balanced we were; six out of our nine averaged 6.0+ points or more, and the minutes were spread out evenly. I was FAR from the star on my team (I mean, real talk…we had four people that played ball in college), but I vividly remember my most memorable stat line: 7 points (only took two shots - both treys - including a 4-point play!), 5 rebounds, and 5 assists…in only 20 (out of 40) minutes of action. I like to fantasize and tell myself that I would've had a triple-double if I played the entire game (shyeah right).
I remember after our first title, our entire team went out to celebrate, hitting up a number of clurbs/bars and ending at Five Guys in G-town at like 3 AM. WILL.NEVER.FORGET.


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June 12, 2006 -- A surprisingly large percentage of epilepsy patients who do not respond to drug treatment don't really have epilepsy at all. It often takes a decade or longer for these patients to get a correct diagnosis -- but new research finds there are simple clues that can make a correct diagnosis easier.
A patient's eye movements during a seizure can help distinguish seizurescaused by epilepsy from those psychological in nature.
That is the finding from one of three new studies examining the diagnosis of non-epileptic seizures published in the June issue of the journal Neurology.
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Researchers from the Barrow Neurological Institute in Phoenix, Ariz. reviewed videos of 221 people having seizures. They found that 50 of the 52 people having non-epileptic seizures closed their eyes during the event, while 152 of 156 having epileptic seizures kept their eyes open or blinked until the seizure was over.
Researcher and neurologist Steve S. Chung, MD, says that observation could potentially shorten the time to an accurate diagnosis for many patients.
"We need to confirm these results, but these findings could help guide us toward the appropriate diagnosis early on," he says. "In our experience, family members can accurately describe whether a patient's eyes were open or closed during a seizure."
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Roughly one in three patients with a diagnosis of epilepsy is not helped by anti-seizure drugs. It is believed that as many as a third of these patients don't have epilepsy at all.
Instead of being caused by abnormal electrical activity in the brain, as is the case with epilepsy, the non-epileptic seizures are psychological in origin.
University of South Florida neurologist Selim R. Benbadis, MD, tells WebMD that it takes an average of seven to nine years for patients with psychological non-epileptic seizures to get a correct diagnosis.
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This can usually be done with a video-electroencephalogram (EEG), but that test is not performed as often as it should be, Benbadis says. An EEG records electrical signals in the brain through sensors placed on the scalp. In the video-electroencephalogram, patients are videotaped while their EEG is recorded, usually over the course of several days.
"Neurologists don't tend to suspect non-epileptic seizures early on, even when the patient is not responding to drugs," Benbadis says. "They often try different drugs for years without success."
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