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"This will be a truly unique experience that you will not what to miss and a wonderful way to show the variety that our shops have in Delray Beach," comments Laura Simon, Associate Director, DDA. There will be VIP Seating available at the edge of the runway, providing an up close look at the fabulous fashions. Fashionistas will thrill to see the fashions of the shops and boutiques as they showcase their apparel on the "Fabulous Fashion Runway" in the heart of downtown. In addition, VIP Seats will be available at $10 donation per seat the day of the event. Donations will benefit a scholarship for the Lynn University Fashion Management program.
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Physicists from Lancaster University have flown to Switzerland to take part in the world's biggest science experiment.
On Wednesday 10 September, the Large Hadron Collider (LHC) at the European Laboratory for Particle Physics (CERN) in Geneva was switched on.
The LHC, 100m below ground, is the most powerful particle accelerator ever built by man. The experiment aims to re-create the conditions just after the Big Bang in an attempt to answer fundamental mysteries of the Universe - from antimatter to dark matter and the existence of extra dimensions.
Lancaster University Physics Department has a leading role in this project as both a major player in one of the LHC experiments (ATLAS) as well as the development of part of this detector.
The Department has also helped construct the powerful computing systems used to analyse the data from the experiment and part of this system is hosted at Lancaster.
Once the experiment is underway the total data produced by the ATLAS experiment each year will be 30 million Gigabytes, the equivalent of 600,000 top of the range iPods, which would cover over 500 tennis courts. The University has a large 'farm' of computers - equivalent to about 600 PCs - to help this work. It also has lots of disks to store the data.
Lancaster is leading the studies of so-called 'beauty' particles in ATLAS, which is one route to find the explanation of the missing antimatter and of the dark matter. The University is also studying the heaviest of the subatomic constituents, the top quark, and trying to uncover so called 'hidden' super symmetry.
Roger Jones Professor of High Energy Physics and Head of Lancaster University ATLAS Group, was in Geneva for the switch-on.
He said: "This is a tremendously exciting time for science. This colossal machine will be attempting to recreate the conditions that occurred very briefly after the Big Bang, from which our Universe emerged.
"The experiments attached to the accelerator hope to answer some of the fundamental mysteries of the universe such as why things have mass and where the antimatter went - questions Galileo, Newton and Einstein could not answer."
Members of the High Energy Physics Division were also in the Foyer of the Lancaster University Physics Building on the morning of Wednesday 10th September to answer questions and give demonstrations about Lancaster's work in this area.
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|Event photo for pi day party. I used the digits of pi and PhotoShop.
I still stand by my almost everything in my original post on how to make a Facebook invite standout.
However, the internet is an ever-moving target, and there are two big changes I'd like to make to what I said before.
Facebook Invite Advice: Addenda
1. Don't just do Facebook.
This may seem like odd advice about a Facebook invite, or out of place. But as people leave or ignore Facebook because of privacy concerns, or just being overwhelmed by content, it's something to keep in mind. I have an email list I keep of people I know don't use Facebook or don't check it enough to see an invite. I learned this lesson the hard way, by realizing a good friend had missed several invitations....whoops. Learn from me, people. If some people never respond, try an email.
The nice thing is you can basically copy and paste your Facebook invite including date and time into an email, and just format it up a bit.
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When I first wrote about Facebook invites, back in the day, when we used to kick it old school, events only had square images. But now the invites have banners, and we have to up our game. Frustratingly, unlike with profiles, you don't get a separate square icon for the event and a banner, so you have to make a banner that looks good at full size and looks good shrunk down in a sidebar.
But because Facebook is so busy, you also want it to be eye catching and fun. While simple. Also, for reference, the banners/event photos are 851 pixels wide and 315 pixels tall.
My solution has been to use simple banners that have either big text or no text. Above is the image I used last year for Pi(e) Day on 3/14, and here it is in the small event page preview:
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Nice shot Jay. Looks like you caught Colby Meadow in rare form. Looking forward to more photos from your trip.
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Hungry? Lucy & Jesse talk about the foods that people tweet about most in each state, a man who had his ball bearings removed and those pesky filler words.
Hungry? Lucy & Jesse talk about the foods that people tweet about most in each state, a man who had his ball bearings removed and those pesky filler words.
A royal pain in the butt the telemarketer is no question. The more you know the easier it is to rid of the pest.
Jesse & Lucy talk about things your women wishes you knew about sex, terrible pageant talents and a wristband that tells you how drunk you are and where you are.
I'm sure about the men on this app but are the women on here real or bots?
The Rolling Stones are one of classic rock's hardest working, most prolific and most successful bands to date. They have been in business since 1962, and still sell out concerts within minutes.
More or less here comes the age of the more heavier sound we came to eventually know as metal and it began in 1968.
The Eagles began in 1971 and were pretty much on the road to success right off the bat.
Steve Winwood has been opening for Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers on their current tour in support of their new 'Hypnotic Eye' album.
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While you are having fun reading all summer long, share reviews online for a weekly chance to win a free book from a Friends of the Library book sale.
Why Join? Children who are read to from an early age have a larger vocabulary and better language skills when they start school. A recent study by The Dominican University* has shown that children who joined public library summer reading clubs did better on fall standardized tests than their classmates who didn't! *"Public Library Summer Reading Programs Close the Reading Gap"
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Show the news feeds from Facebook Pages & Facebook Groups, Twitter feeds and LinkedIn Company Pages. Streams are fully customizable and can chose posts from multiple providers merged into one feed.
Social Posting
Easily 'push' your content along with a custom comment and URL to Facebook Pages & Facebook Groups, LinkedIn Company Page or Twitter stream. Works with *all* extensions!
Facebook Open Graph and Twitter Cards Tags
Describe your pages to Facebook, Google+ and LinkedIn using Open Graph tags, which are used to set you're thumbnail preview in user's Timelines. Twitter Cards are a similar set of meta tags specific to that social network.
With Facebook's Open Graph Actions, you can post content to a user's Timeline about activity on your site. Open Graph Actions integrate with Joomla content, EasySocial, JomSocial, EasyBlog, jReviews, K2 and more.
3rd Party Profile Integration
Import user profile information including avatar and cover photo. Fully control your site's fields and what social network data should be imported into each one. Works with the User - Profile plugin, JomSocial, EasySocial, Community Builder, Kunena, K2, Virtuemart and more.
Over 50 Social Widgets
Easily setup and configure social widgets from any of the social networks we support. Includes:
Almost 20 Facebook widgets, including Likes, Shares, Comments, Friends and Recommendations Bar.
Google+ Community Badge, Embedded Posts, Follow, Badges and +1
LinkedIn Apply for Job, Company and Member widgets and Share buttons
Pinterest Share
Twitter Follow, Hashtag, Mention and Share buttons
Facebook Invitations
Let your users invite their Facebook friends to your sites. Configure a customized 'welcome' page for recipients as well to woo them in.
Auto-Configuration Tool
Don't mess with Facebook App settings yourself; JFBConnect can configure your Facebook Application automatically and check for common mistakes and errors.
Includes translations for nearly a dozen front-end languages.
Fully Documented
Detailed configuration guides take you step-by-step through all social network integration features available for Facebook, Twitter, Google+, LinkedIn, Instagram, VK, Github, Amazon, Meetup and Windows Live.
I am so happy I found this one. Any questions I have had were answered promptly and with more than enough information to solve my problems. The relationship this company has with it's customers is rare. They are completely open to suggestions, and want everyone to be happy with the product they put out, while seeming to constantly be working on making the component do everything everyone wants.
Not only do I recommend this extension I will be looking for more products from sourcecoast in the future. I was a little skeptical that this many people were saying it was great but I was wrong. The first time I got confused and didn't understand something, I was shown they are the real deal. It makes me feel pretty good spending money on a product that the developers take so much pride in. Special shout out to Alex in the forum. He really makes a great product greater.
It is well documented and easy to setup still full of all features and extra thing you could want.
I had a little problem with my site and sent them an e-mail Just an hour later I had a guy testing it out on my website and it was my JoomSEF that made it not work a 100%. He fixed that and now its just working perfect.
I wish I could give this component 6 stars.
Features: 10/10
Documentation: 10/10
Support: 10/10
Value: 9/10
quite a few questions in the forum thus far have been answered within a day (and this is most likely due to the time difference) and in a competent & friendly manner.
the integration package offers great value.
the documentation part needs perhaps a bit of an overhaul, but this is most likely due to the success and the focus on the development of the product itself.
triple thumbs up!
Reviews: 6
Support is also great. We had a few problems due to customization, asked and received support. You can almost feel a personal need from Alex for everything to work :-)
Greatly recommended.
I found the developers to be both responsive and motivated to succeed. It's great to see folks willing to write a detailed response, whereas with many extensions, you get one-liners that don't answer the question and result in more waiting and more communications, and eventually, aggravation.
They went out of their way to help me with some PHP/JavaScript code in helping me develop a custom comment form that both tests for a valid connection to FaceBook and posts the comment to FB, using the API functionality. This wasn't a simple task and took numerous communications but it works rock solid!
I tried few facebook connect extension and chose JFBConnect. Although its price is quite high, you would find it worthwhile as the developer, Alex, provides quick and detail response.
He's polite and never say "Our support don't include it". He would help research for the solution from the Internet even though your request is out of the scope of support.
I would highly recommend this extension for you if you want to grab the users from facebook. It's user-friendly, simple, and would great with Kunena and Jomsocial.
We had some start-up problems but Alex was able to fix it in no-time, great support as well! Keep up the good work and hopefully in the upcoming updates we can use the "admin approval of users" which would be great!
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I have only installed JFBConnect and it is by far one of the cleanest extensions that I have used. There is no need to hack the component because you guys have included every parameter that one can possibly think of. You are definitely to be commended.
There are a few Joomla developers whose products stand out and it appears that SourceCoast is one.
Thanks for saving my project!
Only problem (and for me it's not) is most the information does not populate, you get a username and that's about it. No e-mail but it does't matter for my needs.
Other thoughts: The plug-in gets the "log-in with Facebook" image directly from Facebook, and for some reason there is a small white space below the image. On a light colored page this would not be noticeable but on my dark page I see it. Purely cosmetic and I'm not complaining.
The support I got from these guys was amazing! they worked really hard, downloaded a test site I had, fixed everything and the response time was amazing!
They didn't let go until everything worked like a Swiss clock!
Thank you guys (especially Alex!)
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Motorola Moto E: Brill budget blower with one bothersome blunder
Motorola couldn't have asked for more from the affordable Moto G. It bumped the company's UK smartphone market share from next to nothing to 6 per cent all by itself. For the first time in more than a decade, it gave European stores a Motorola device people actually wanted. Motorola Moto E budget Android smartphone Motorola's …
Front facing camera
"The Moto E doesn't have a front facing webcam, an omission that rendered me slack-jawed with surprise when I first noticed it. Initially, I assumed it was an oversight on the spec sheet."
My eldest needs a new phone and I would have been all over the Moto E but this is a deal breaker. As it is I got a 16GB Moto G for £20 more and son-of-mine can have my Galaxy Nexus.
Re: Front facing camera
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Re: Front facing camera
A down-vote, really? I'd love to hear the chicken-shit excuse for down-voting a personal anecdote that backs up a statement by the reviewer.
It must be the latest hipster must have (not); "hey, my phone is so cooool that it doesn't even have a front facing camera, other people photo _my_ beard"
Some people seem to be so small minded that they can't imagine a scenario why they'd want to use something (x-ref; Facebook & Twitter articles) so they seem to feel they can slag off anybody who might be able to.
Re: Front facing camera
So the lack of a camera made you give them £20 more than you would have otherwise - I'd say that £2 saving in parts worked out quite well for Motorola!
Re: Front facing camera
Possibly a market for an attachment with two small mirrors that allow you to video conference using the rear camera?
Re: Front facing camera
What are you - a bunch of 12-year old girls? The last time I used the front cam on one of my phones was .... let me think .... NEVER.
Oh wait - sorry - there was that time I had to apply eye liner and my compact mirror broke. NOT. Get a freaking life dudes.
Re: Front facing camera
For a phone priced such that it's likely that parents would buy one for their child, I'd say that Motorola are performing a valuable public service, if the absence of the front camera helps to stem the tide of duck-face selfies.
I don't see this as a problem.
I use the back camera all the time but in the entire time I've owned a phone I've never one used the front camera. I have zero interest in taking "selfies" or video chats. I'd rather they didn't bother and made the phone £2 cheaper.
I can't be the only one!
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Ditto, I have never used a front facing camera on a phone. I don't see this as a problem.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Ditto… I've owned two phones that were dual-camera jobbies: both Telstra-branded ZTE devices (T54 and a T81, the latter runs Android 4.0). The previous two I had before them didn't have cameras (Ericsson A1018S and a Nokia 3310).
Not once on either of them have I used the front-facing camera. I do sometimes use the rear facing one, then regret it when I see the result. About the only thing I find the camera useful for is for a barcode scanner: particularly with my line of work programming the odd handheld computer/barcode scanner, it's useful to have a device to give you a second opinion on what a barcode says.
As for taking photographs, yes, it can do it. Not well. I'm thinking a small compact camera might be a good investment for such tasks, it'll do a better job with less buggerising around.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Same here. I've owned every previous version of the Galaxy S (not got the S5 yet) but never taken a selfie or made a video call. The front camera is of no interest to me and for the majority of the customers this device is aimed at I bet most won't miss it.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
When I got my Nexus 4, the first thing I did was put a matte protective sheet on the screen. I accidentally positioned it so that the edge of the sheet went over the front camera lens. This made my selfies look much better. I can recommend this process.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Its horses and courses but my kids love a bit of video chat if myself and/or the wife is away for a night or so. Bless the little blighters but it does provide them with comfort. So while it wouldn't bother me it would them. And while its not an essential feature its a daft one to miss out.
Given this is the kind of thing I'd buy the kids (if they break it you don't get too anoyed at this price point) it does seem silly. My son has the original moto g and I'd be quite happy with the moto g myself (especially now its 4g) if I didn't have a nexus 5. The ssd slot gives it the leg up too imho.
Still, probably for my mum and dad who don't give a toss it may be the way to go.
Maybe its the E for the olds and the G for the yoof'.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Nobody's mentioned the possibility of using a front-facing camera for sign-language. Given that they've skimped on the rear camera (if this one's worse than that on the G it must be awful) they could have put something very basic on the front for a quid or two extra. It's all marketing, isn't it?
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
I've never used either camera on a phone. I own proper cameras that take proper photos (I'm kinda photonerdist, you see). For that reason IF I ever had to use a camera on a phone it would probably be for videochat not for lolcats, so it would be the front cam. But I'm not really into videochat, especially not on a tiny wobbly device. So, no problem for me.
Re: I don't see this as a problem. (sign language)
> Nobody's mentioned the possibility of using a front-facing camera for sign-language.
Probably because it's a little daft? Why would you want to sign on a crappy camera, wobbly device held at arm's length so that you can actually see the signing hand, single-handed, possibly over a laggy/choppy connection when the same device can send perfectly legible text messages, and faster?
Re: Probably because it's a little daft?
Yeah, stupid hearing impaired people. Why should they get to communicate in the way they choose? Surely anyone who can sign can write, it's not like they teach signing to kids. They should use texting and be grateful they're allowed to do that!!
Re: Probably because it's a little daft?
I also found little need in the front camera until the other week. Some pesky little insect decided to crash land into my eyeball, with no mirrors around the front camera worked a treat at helping remove it.
As it saved me from walking around the high street acting like I had a hyperactive tic I for one will never get a phone without a front camera again.
Re: Sabroni: Probably because it's a little daft?
Ahem, sorry to interrupt a perfectly good fit of all-out whiteknightery, but signing on a mobile phone is a very specific issue; it is, as you surely know given you high-horse-powered rant, nearly infeasible witha hand-held device; the preferred way is to have a 2-parts device and put it upright on a table. That's because otherwise you can only sign single-handed, which is very limited and akin to typing (only much slower and much more prone to errors etc). As this here thing clearly can't stand on a table by itself, that's signing pretty much out the window already. But wait, there's more! Signing on a low-res, low-bandwidth device like a cameraphone is a nightmare EVEN if the device stands by itself on a table, because the video is low-res, often laggy and choppy. Signing is made feasible thanks to services that enhance specifically the head and hands regions of the video. Of course you have to check for support of these before buying... So, for deaf and hearing-impaired people the choice of a mobile phone is quite a bit more complicated than just grabbing the latest budget (or shiny) phone... complaining about the lack of front-camera for sign language on this phone is a bit like complaining about the lack of heliograph support.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Im guessing you've never used skype on your phone either.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
"I've never one used the front camera. I have zero interest in taking "selfies" or video chats"
I've ever used the Bluetooth radio on my HTC One but I'd sure as shit expect the Reg to make an issue of it if a phone it was reviewing didn't have Bluetooth or did but it was piss-poor implementation.
The "I don't personally use a feature so don't want it" argument is simply hubristic cock. As with several other posters here I often video Skype my better half when away from home. The E would have made a fine back-up device for either of us especially when out and about overseas, but as it is, no sale.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Well, Barcode scanning won't work here as the camera is fixed focus.....
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
>> I've never used either camera on a phone. I own proper cameras that take proper photos (I'm kinda photonerdist, you see).
Your photo-snobbery is preventing you from using a valuable tool that has many more uses than simply "taking pretty pictures."
Let's see, when I park my car in a parking garage and need to remember where it is, I can take a picture of the nearby "Floor 5 Row J" sign much faster than I can type it in in my "notes" app. When I rent a car, it only takes a minute to take pictures of any damage (and the milage) before driving it off the lot... are you going to bother to get out your awkward "proper" camera to do the same? I can use my phone to take pictures of receipts or business cards that I want to throw away but *might* end up being important later. If I see anything that I want to follow up on in the real world (like a billboard, shop, interesting magazine article, poster for a movie, etc. etc. etc.) then I can take a picture of it in about ~4 seconds with my phone vs. >> 4 seconds to type a note to myself.
So go ahead and keep taking pictures of sunsets and fruit and stuff with your proper camera while I use my camera phone to make my life easier several times per day.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
"Let's see, when I park my car in a parking garage and need to remember where it is, I can take a picture of the nearby "Floor 5 Row J" sign much faster than I can type it in in my "notes" app."
For this I have the latest of tech. I believe they call it "brains". I'm told it will be available in the US anytime now...
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Exactly. Why would you want to look at someone during a phone conversation? Maybe during a conferenced business call to show products?? Long lost relative found in Africa??? Dunno. Never used mine.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Just because you don't use the feature, does not me others don't,
sure when Google replaced talk with hangouts on android, they ruined their own video chat option on smart phones, but hey hangouts are 'hip' its not like you ever want to talk to a single person is it? or call them using google talk from your contacts right?? all that I could do easily before they changed it...
anyway back to my point.. video chat is great when you away from your family, it lets you keep in contact with loved ones on a more personal level, such as reading a goodnight story to your children and letting them SEE you read it... A front facing camera is a must for me...
Now if only google can sort out their damned hangouts so its more part of the phone than an annoying app....
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
"I own proper cameras that take proper photos"
I am with you there...I have a smallish Compact for snapshots, and a nice DSLR for real photos.. and the quality difference is amazing.. most people who take pictures with phones have never taken a photo with a dslr and really SEEN the difference...
the thing is, I plug the camera into my phone to transfer the photos once taken, no need to carry my laptop anymore when out and about I can do 99% of things with my phone, freeing up 2-3kg in my luggage for more lenses :-D
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
You need to communicate with better looking people then.
I use Skype and the front facing camera to talk to my wife and children on a regular basis and I rather like to be able to look at them. Whether they feel quite the same about looking at me may be another matter.
I don't know what's got into the commentards today but this is a Luddite's convention. You may be stuck in the 1990s but most people are not and front-facing cameras are almost universal on smartphones these days because most people like and use them.
Bar code scanner
Quite right, the fixed focus camera does indeed put the kibosh on scanning bar codes. I should have mentioned that in my review.
Unfuckingbeleivable some attitudes here
There are many many many people out there who use video chat - I do when talking to other half and offspring when abroad. As other have said - just because you haven't got anyone to talk to, don't tar everyone with the billy no-mates brush.
As for the photosnobtwats above. Whoopie fucking do. So you have a DSLR and take pictures with it. Do you have it on you ALL THE TIME? What about that compact - do you have that on you all the time? I expect not. Phone cameras are as good as many compacts nowadays anyway, and very useful for all sorts of thing that happen when you don't have the large DLSR or compact with you - you know, that accident you just had in your car or that chance meeting with Kylie etc etc.
(I have a DSLR that I use for 'good' pictures when I have the time and capacity to carry it around, and a Nokia 808 for everything else. I take more pictures and video with the 808)
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
You aren't. Years ago, a friend got a then-new iPhone, and was marveling at all the new features it had. One was the front-facing camera, which was a Big Thing, apparently.
I, with my two year old Nokia 5800, was left out in the cold for video conferencing on my 2.8" phone. Until I actually looked at my phone, and discovered that the 5800 *had* a front facing camera, which I'd been carrying around for about two years without knowing. Even knowing, I still never used the thing.
Re: I don't see this as a problem.
Unless you're carrying around a Nokia Lumia 1020 or the like, it's pretty much a given that even the cheapest camera will outperform a cell phone camera. However, having a camera in the phone is beneficial, because unless you're a professional photographer or a camera buff, you'll often not have your camera on you.
As the saying goes, "the picture you take with the camera you have on you is better than the better camera that's back home". Cell phone cameras are particularly useful for taking pictures of car accidents, altercations where it's legally useful to have proof of something, etc. In scenarios like that, things like colour separation or proper lighting aren't really a concern as much as just providing a photographic record of the event.
Can't say I've ever had to use the front camera on any phone I've owned.
In fact the lack of one is a bonus, as I won't have to put up with a full screen image of myself when I accidentally hit the swap camera button instead of the effects button.
The lack of a decent rear camera & flash is a deal breaker however, which is a shame, as this would have made a very nice, inexpensive route back to android for my girlfriend, who doesn't like the Ebay & facebook apps on her Windows phone
Another one here
Never used the front camera. If my facebook feed is anything to go by, there are some that would miss it, but I'm certainly not one of them.
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I'd never used the front camera on my phone until recently, when I ended up having a video chat with my niece on her birthday.
So while it's not a must have feature for me, I can start to see the attraction, if you have loved ones* who you'd like to see more often.
* "ambivalent ones" doesn't really have the same ring does it
I used the front facing camera on my phone for the first time the other day and it was extremely useful in locating the bit of spinach that had lodged itself in my upper incisors.
So if you like food that is fond of getting stuck in your teeth, pay the extra few coin and get the G.
"pay the extra few coin and get the G."
+1 .
The Moto G is nigh on the best bang for buck in the smartphone world. Not only is it very capable, it is pretty resilient, judging by the lack of marks after being in a pocket with keys and money, too. I can forgive the fixed battery, which is not to bad to do anyway, but if they had included the microSD then it would have attained "Elite" status, as opposed to just "Deadly".
Stuck food
"food...getting stuck in your teeth..." For that task I employ my tongue. Or does your phone also have a tooth pick?
I'm with the author on this - I don't use the webcam on my S4 all that often, really only on my occasional overseas business trips so I can see the kids on Skype, but like a condom I'd rather have one and not need it than the other way around. And as he points out, how much would a basic front facing cam have added to the cost? Very little I suspect.
Re: webcam
Me too. I almost never use the larger camera at the back*, but I use the webcam whenever I'm away for business. No webcam means no sale for me.
*I'm not into to taking photos of my dinner at restaurants.
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Haters gonna hate.
"but which one thing drove Reg man mad"
What is this, viralnova?
No Front Camera, not a deal breaker!
Just buy a mirror!
I'm not sure video-calling is that widely used even on top-end phones,,, by which I mean there is certainly a big market segment of people who don't use this and would buy a phone without the capability.
As for selfies (ugh) it's not that hard to take a photo of oneself surely?
and the iMessageWall does not like outsiders. ...
so what about the webCam?
It is called choice.
This is the beauty of Android though. There is choice.
If you want a front facing camera, don't buy this phone and get one that does - Moto G? You can't expect a low-budget phone to have all of the features of a high end phone. You do get to pick which features are important to you though.
The only issue I have is how much knowledge the customer has up-front. As a front-facing camera is pretty much the norm, I would expect it to be on all phones unless told otherwise.
I was caught out with this by the Nexus range's lack of FM radio (it is an obsolete technology apparently, albeit one that is infinitely preferable to internet radio outside of major cities and / or any place where more than 2 people congregate). It wasn't enough to stop me going back for another one but I would have felt better knowing in advance (I know I should have read the specs more carefully but it is easier to spot the things that are there than the things that are not).
Fantastic value for money
The lack of front facing camera wouldn't bother me in the least. I distinctly remember being very happy that the T-Mobile G1 had no front facing camera and I don't use them anyway so it is no deal breaker to me. I'm sure I'll be in the minority but there are a lot of people that hate them being there and wouldn't mind a phone without them.
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On Tuesday, October 7th, 2014, Cory Graper of Raw Materials Company and Ben Santucci of Westchester Logistics presented Corus Entertainment with a $1000 cheque in support of Corus' Clothes for Kids Campaign.
October 22, 2014
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October 15, 2014
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While in China, RMC will be attending the 4th China Jiangsu Conference for International Technology Transfer and Commercialization to discuss the importance of battery recycling programs to the environment.
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Constellation Energy Nuclear Group Employees Win EPRI Technology Transfer Award Team members recognized for developing a proactive component obsolescence program Business Wire BALTIMORE -- January 31, 2013 Constellation Energy Nuclear Group (CENG) employees Laura Farrell and Tim Rogers recently were honored for their work in applying research and development by the Electric Power Research Institute (EPRI). Farrell and Rogers received an EPRI Technology Transfer Award, given annually to EPRI members who have led technology transfer efforts on behalf of their companies and the industry at large. The award was presented during meetings of EPRI's nuclear advisors in Savannah, Georgia during the week of January 28. Pictured are Elliott Flick, CENG Fleet General Manager - Engineering; EPRI Technology Transfer Award ... Pictured are Elliott Flick, CENG Fleet General Manager - Engineering; EPRI Technology Transfer Award Winner and CENG Engineer Laura Farrell; and Marc Tannenbaum, EPRI's lead on the obsolescence guidance document used in establishing CENG's obsolescence program. Not pictured is Tim Rogers, EPRI Technology Transfer Award Winner and CENG Director - Supply Planning & Assurance. (Photo: Business Wire) Farrell and Rogers used EPRI guidance to shift CENG's management of obsolescence issues from a reactive approach to a proactive approach. CENG previously had no formal obsolescence program. The EPRI guidance enabled Farrell and Rogers to clarify roles, define an obsolescence management process, develop prioritization examples and implement key performance indicators. The lessons learned captured in the EPRI report helped CENG avoid obstacles that other utilities had experienced and identify useful implementation tools, such as system health reports. "Equipment Reliability is a major focus area for our organization and it is exciting to be recognized by EPRI for our efforts," offers Gene Van Slyke, CENG's Senior Vice President of Support Services. "Obsolescence issues remain a major challenge for the nuclear industry and we appreciate the recognition as we develop solutions that not only benefit CENG's performance, but the performance of every nuclear energy facility in the country. We are only beginning our journey in resolving these challenging issues and are encouraged by the EPRI recognition that validates our commitment to excellence." "The vision, hard work and leadership demonstrated by Laura and Tim highlights how collaboration between EPRI and its members can address key industry issues," says Neil Wilmshurst, Vice President of Nuclear at EPRI. "The visibility of the obsolescence issue at each of the CENG sites has improved significantly, with each site being more informed about the tools available for managing obsolescence." EPRI presented its 2012 Technology Transfer Awards to 49 individuals, representing 14 nuclear plant owners/operators worldwide. The awards span a wide array of technology transfer activities, from the early adoption of advanced chemistry technologies and the use of EPRI technology to maintain safe shutdown at the Fukushima Daini plant following the 2011 earthquake and tsunami in Japan, to the implementation of long-term asset management tools across Korea's nuclear fleet and the application of Standardized Task Evaluations for qualification of supplemental workers at nuclear plants. Tim Rogers, who has over 20 years of Supply Chain experience at CENG, is a Director of Supply Planning and Assurance and Laura Farrell, a newly-hired Engineer at CENG's Ginna station, started with CENG as an intern in 2009 and recently joined the company full time. About Constellation Energy Nuclear Group (CENG) CENG (a joint venture between subsidiaries of Exelon Corporation (Exelon - NYSE: EXC) and Electricité de France, SA (EDF)) is based in Baltimore, Maryland. Exelon, through its subsidiaries, owns 50.01% of CENG and is the nation's leading competitive energy provider, with operations in 47 states, the District of Columbia and Canada. EDF, through its subsidiaries, owns 49.99% of CENG and is developing strategies in North America in nuclear, renewables and trading. CENG is a leading producer of safe and reliable nuclear power. The company owns and operates five nuclear reactors at three sites in New York and Maryland. CENG's core values are nuclear and personal safety. Nuclear energy – America's largest source of clean-air, carbon-free, reliable electricity, producing no greenhouse gases – accounts for more than 20 percent of U.S.-produced electricity, powering one in five homes and businesses across the United States. About EPRI The Electric Power Research Institute, Inc. (EPRI, www.epri.com) conducts research and development relating to the generation, delivery and use of electricity for the benefit of the public. An independent, nonprofit organization, EPRI brings together its scientists and engineers as well as experts from academia and industry to help address challenges in electricity, including reliability, efficiency, affordability, health, safety and the environment. EPRI's members represent approximately 90 percent of the electricity generated and delivered in the United States, and international participation extends to more than 30 countries. EPRI's principal offices and laboratories are located in Palo Alto, Calif.; Charlotte, N.C.; Knoxville, Tenn.; and Lenox, Mass. Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available: http://www.businesswire.com/multimedia/home/20130131006338/en/ Multimedia Available:http://www.businesswire.com/cgi-bin/mmg.cgi?eid=50549663&lang=en Contact: Constellation Energy Nuclear Group Cindy Angus, 410-470-1996 www.twitter.com/CENGLLC www.cengllc.com
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62. Griffith Gnat - Here's a dry fly from holsingersflyshop.com, This is the very simple to tie Griffith Gnat, I usually tie this in a size 20-22 hook. This fly is made to imitate those no see-ums flies, you know when your out fishing and you see trout rising but no insects on the water. This is the fly you put on. For the stuff to tie this fly and others check out our website at http You can also like us on facebook and subscribe to our YouTube channel for all the latest updates. - fly fishing video channel - Global FlyFisher
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The House Education Committee is considering legislation (HB 4671, Heise, R-Plymouth) that would prevent school districts from paying superintendents more than the state Superintendent of Public Instruction. State Superintendent Michael Flanagan, earned $184,000 in 2010-11.
The Michigan Department of Education (MDE)plans on making the first U.S. Department of Education (DOE) NCLB waiver request deadline of Nov. 14 that would exempt Michigan from meeting a 100 percent proficiency requirement by 2014. The next deadline would be in February.
"Bus Drivers and Bullying Prevention" is the first in a series of briefs based on the findings from NEA's "2010 Nationwide Study of Bullying: Teachers and ESP Perspective."
The hate being spewed toward public school employees has an impact on the success of education reform in Michigan.
Michigan is one of the states NEA has chosen to launch a TV ad campaign that urges Congress to pass the American Jobs Act. The ad will also appear in Massachusetts, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Virginia, Texas and the District of Columbia. To see the 30-second ad, go to http://tinyurl.com/4x2thmt.
Outsourcing teachers. Creating unlimited charter and cyber schools. Mandating that schools participate in schools of choice. Providing back-door vouchers to private- and home-schooled students.
During an interactive webcast on Monday, Oct. 3, the National Board for Professional Teaching Standards will release their report, "Getting it Right: A Comprehensive Guide to Developing and Sustaining Teacher Evaluation and Support Systems."
Fenton theatre teacher Lori Thompson is amazed at the attention her production, The Bullycide Project, has gotten.
During a live call-in program on Michigan Public Radio, it was apparent there were marked differences of opinion between House Speaker Jase Bolger (R-Marshall), Minority Leader Richard Hammel (D-Mount Morris Township) and Gov. Snyder.
If you've had enough of the attacks on public school employees and their unions and the middle class, the Senate Democrats want you to go www.miworkers.com to sign a petition that tells Republicans, "Enough is enough!"
Earlier this year, Senate Democratic Leader Gretchen Whitmer sent out an appeal asking Michigan families to let legislators know they oppose any attempts to eliminate collective bargaining rights of our workers. Given the legislation introduced just this week, this appeal is more important than ever.
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Beware of Facebook law
Fiona Robertson, from The Rights Lawyers, says there are guidelines for running Facebook promotions
July 21, 2012 2:00 by kippreport
It's like a plague in my inbox each day: clients arranging competitions that require entrants to navigate to a Facebook page then click on a button.
Everyone on Facebook knows that many companies now use the social network to spread news of their brand. The thought of 800 million users, leaning into their screens to devour content always was too tempting for marketing teams to ignore. All that word of mouth, all that potential spending power. Marketing departments now have social media agencies that advise them on ways to maximize their exposure on Facebook. And competitions are too attractive to leave out of the equation. In running a competition, the operators of a Facebook page get a boost to their fans for the week, and an automatic notice is posted on the page of all entrants, which of course notifies all of their connections about the competition, thereby spreading brand exposure far and fast. But the downside? These competitions may at times violate Facebook's rules, which some people don't seem to know about and others simply ignore. Specifically, it does have "promotion guidelines".
A few years ago, a brand had to actually seek Facebook's prior written approval before it could conduct a competition on its pages and, alarmingly, Facebook could require a minimum ad spend as terms of its consent. We believe that few companies did this.
The new guidelines, altered in February this year, are quite clear. Aside from the practical regulations (you must administer the promotion within a certain apps page, for example), you must include a complete release of Facebook in relation to the promotion, and this must come from each and every entrant. It also insists that there is an "acknowledgment that the promotion is in no way sponsored, endorsed or administered by, or associated with, Facebook". You will now see that most pages simply replicate this language in the opening page of any promotion.
From a privacy perspective, you must tell the participants who is collecting the information, stating clearly that it is not Facebook. This does not in any way alter your obligation in relation to privacy under local laws – you may need to add more than a simple line about Facebook to comply with those laws.
The "Like" button causes confusion. You CAN use the "Like" button as a condition of entry, but it should not be the only entry mechanism: the simple act of liking the page cannot automatically register an entry. Facebook is basically demanding that a brand place more "opt in" conditions (fill in a form, consent to navigate to another screen…) to enable entry. And you cannot use the "Like" button as a method of voting for a winner for your promotion.
Similarly, the use of any other Facebook features should not be a condition of entry – the guidelines specifically mention that you cannot use the features of liking a Wall post, commenting or uploading a photo on a Wall, but this would extend to any feature. The practice of asking people to share a picture on their wall, for example, would also breach this guideline
Finally – and this is the one most often abused – you cannot notify winners through Facebook (whether through messages, chat, or posts). Of course, most territories will have laws that require notification to be made in particular ways (a phone call or a notice in a national newspaper). Despite the widespread use of social media globally, a Facebook post will generally not satisfy government criteria for notification.
So far, despite what appears to be widespread ignorance or deliberate non-compliance by many brands, the consequences of failing to adhere to these regulations have been little reported. A couple of sites have been pulled down, but Facebook can do that any time it wishes, for any reason. However, while it is unlikely that Facebook itself monitors your activity, your competitors do, and they are more likely to get your site pulled down, rather than any monitoring that may be done at the US headquarters.
It is easy to simplify your marketing headaches by complying with these guidelines. If you also comply with local laws and regulations, you will have happy winners… and very happy brand
-By Fiona Robertson
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Where do you like to harvest your yeast from?
I have used only yeast from the secondary. I did not want to deal with all the other stuff at the bottom of my fermenter in the primary.
Primary: IPA
Secondary: empty
Keg 1: American Wheat
Keg2: German Ale
Next up: Christmas Old Ale, American Wheat AG, need suggestions
Well, it's true that the yeast from the secondary is "cleaner". But I believe that it less desirable yeast. That would be the least flocculant and most stressed yeast of the brew. The stuff in the primary would have trub and things in it, but it would be the healthiest yeast, in my opinion. So, I now always save yeast (and then wash it) from the primary.
I wash from the primary myself...
I'm with Yooper the yeast from the primary is most likely healthiest and has not been altered by the stresses that exist in secondary fermentation, such as higher alcohol content.
Very valid points. I go at it from ease of getting the yeast, but I would rather have a little more work and healthier yeast. I figure that the secondary is almost the same as growing some from a bottle or rogue.
When you wash it, can you get the trub out easily?
I wash yeast from primary. It stands to reason that it would be more viable and healthy thenn that left behind in secondary.
not washing - but i pitched on top of yeast in secondary and it came out great. i think the whole stressed yeast in the secondary thing is a bit much for me to pay attention to.