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- Live longer? Save the planet? Better diet could nail both
- A tale of two seas: Last Ice Age has shaped sharks across Europe
- Single molecular switch may contribute to major aging-related diseases
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Label Decoder: Carrageenanby Toby Amidor in Grocery Shopping, Label Decoder, March 13, 2012
This ingredient is found in foods like ice cream, jelly and even infant formula. Find out what it does and if it's safe to eat.
What Is It?
Carrageenan is made from seaweed and was named after a small town in southern Ireland named Carragheen (it's sometimes referred to as Irish Moss). It's been used in food for several centuries. This additive is used as a thickening, gelling and stabilizing agent. It's typically used together with other thickeners such as xanthan or guar gum.
You'll find it in ice cream, jelly, chocolate milk, cottage cheese, infant formula, flan, custards, whipped cream and puddings. In cottage cheese, it helps improve the texture while in chocolate milk it helps stabilize the protein and creates a smooth mouth feel.
Is It Safe?
Studies have found that certain forms of the additive can cause intestinal cancers and ulcerations in animals. The Center for Science in the Public Interest (CSPI) categorized carrageenan as safe in small amounts. Your best bet is to be mindful of the ingredient—and choose alternate products without it when possible.
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Okay, I've been good friends with this girl for a few months now, we always flirt & mess around & spend time together & when we sit next to each other she would "cuddle up" to me & we'd rest our heads on each other & we have really deep conversations.I kissed her on the cheek last week when we were hugging goodbye & everything was still fine on Skype, etc.. over the weekend.Today, we were joking for about an hour of class & stuff, but after class was over, she starting 'hurting' me by like, scratching me & hitting me with her umbrella and her bag.She sort of ignored me for about 30 minutes in class before we left & she left without giving me a hug & everything.Now she's completely blanking me on Skype & ignoring my texts, etc..I really like her if you get what I mean & from all the signs I've been given & info from friends, etc... I'm sure that she has feelings for me.I'm just confused as to why she was treating me badly earlier & now she's ignoring me.I might try to turn this around by just kissing her tomorrow at college, or maybe a private chat will do? :PThanks, I just really need some advice as my mind is playing battleships about her & I can't stand this feeling, I just want to be with her.Thank you.
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We were just messing around & she was being normal until she left without a hug.
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General Healthcare Group, a U.K. private hospital operator, is in talks with lenders that could lead to a takeover of the company, the Sunday Times reported, without saying where it got the information.
GHG, which trades as BMI Healthcare and is owned by Apax Partners LLP and Netcare Ltd. (NTC), has to pay back 2.3 billion pounds ($3.6 billion) of loans used to fund its acquisition in 2006 by October 2013, according to the newspaper. Apax and Netcare must inject capital into GHG or repay the debt with equity in the business.
GHG has hired Rothschild Bank AG to advise it on talks with bond holders. KKR & Co. LP and D.E. Shaw & Co. bought a portion of GHG's debt, the London-based newspaper said.
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On Special Report, citing purported findings by the Tennessee Center for Policy Research, Brit Hume claimed that Al Gore's "energy use has surged more than 10 percent" since environmentally friendly renovations were completed on his home. Hume offered no response from Gore. Responding to the charge, a Gore spokeswoman stated that "[w]hen [the Gores] do use power, it's green power." According to the Tennessee Valley Authority, green power "create[s] less waste and pollution" than standard electricity.
On his radio show, Neal Boortz asked: "[W]hy is it that the people who are being affected by the floods in Iowa and the upper Midwest, why is it that they seem to be so much more capable of taking care of themselves and handling this disaster than were the people of Katrina in New Orleans?" Boortz continued, "I think the answer's pretty clear, is that up there in that part of the country, you find a great deal of self-sufficiency. Down there in New Orleans, it was basically a parasite class totally dependent on government for their existence."
Glenn Beck falsely claimed that "drilling in ANWR alone would yield 100 million barrels a day." In fact, according to Energy Department researchers, if the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge is opened for drilling for oil in 2008, the estimated peak production would yield, at most, 1.45 million barrels a day in 2028.
On MSNBC Live, Andrea Mitchell discussed Sen. John McCain's call to end the moratorium on offshore oil drilling with RNC deputy chairman Frank Donatelli, but did not mention that Donatelli was a registered lobbyist for energy sector clients ExxonMobil and Dominion Resources before joining the RNC.
In a Washington Times column, Wesley Pruden falsely claimed that "the earth has been measurably cooling for the last decade, despite everything [former Vice President] Al [Gore] and his followers have done about it." In fact, the United Kingdom's Met (Meteorological) Office lists as a "fact" that "[t]emperatures are continuing to rise" and states that "temperature change over the latest decade (1998-2007) alone shows a continued warming of 0.1° C per decade."
Sean Hannity claimed on his radio show, "[W]e've got China, you know, joining with Cuba, they're drilling 60 miles off our shores of Florida." But Vice President Dick Cheney has reportedly issued a correction for making the same claim, as has George Will, whom Cheney cited as the source of his claim.
The AP reported that Vice President Dick Cheney's office has acknowledged that "he was mistaken when he asserted that China, at Cuba's behest, is drilling for oil in waters 60 miles from the Florida coast" -- an assertion Cheney took from columnist George Will. Does Will plan to offer evidence in support of his claim, or will he issue a correction?
On MSNBC Live, Andrea Mitchell discussed energy policy with former Sens. John Breaux and Trent Lott but failed to disclose that both are lobbyists for major oil and gas companies. While Mitchell said that Lott and Breaux "formed a firm" together, she did not note that their firm conducts lobbying or that its clients include oil and gas companies Chevron, Shell, and Plains Exploration & Production Co.
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New York Sun reporter Eli Lake wrote that in a May 27 speech on nuclear safety, Sen. John McCain said "he favored the creation of an international repository where all spent nuclear fuel could eventually be sent," which Lake described as a "position that could win him votes in Nevada." However, Lake did not note that McCain has previously supported storing nuclear waste at Yucca Mountain in Nevada.
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IOWA CITY, Iowa (AP) -- An Iowa prosecutor has filed a child endangerment charge against a woman suspected of kidnapping of a newborn baby and leaving him behind a gas station.
Cedar County Attorney Jeffrey Renander filed the charge Thursday against Kristen R. Smith, saying she endangered newborn Kayden Powell "in numerous ways."
Renander says Smith made an initial court appearance and remains at the county jail.
Smith was arrested last week in West Branch, Iowa, on an outstanding warrant. The next day, the police chief found the baby in a storage crate outside a gas station in freezing weather.
Police say Smith kidnapped her half-sister's newborn from a southern Wisconsin home.
Federal prosecutors in Wisconsin have charged Smith with kidnapping, but she hasn't yet been taken into federal custody.
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It was an interesting situation at the regular meeting of Yorkton Council, one where a local organization appeared before Council to file a report with the City which probably should have been carried out by the City in the first place.
Showing leadership within the community, the Yorkton Chamber of Commerce made a presentation regarding the future of the Yorkton Regional Airport.
For the local Chamber to have an interest in the airport makes obvious sense. As others have often stated in regard to the airport, money arrives in airplanes, in particular money destined for new business development.
Air service can also be a huge asset for existing business in terms of timely connections beyond the city, as well as the arrival of parts and other things needed quickly to facilitate continued business operations.
A letter sent to the City by the Chamber requesting to make the aforementioned presentation sums up the local business organization's interest well. "The Yorkton Chamber of Commerce considers the Yorkton Airport to be an important economic driver to the city and the region, therefore, the Chamber is keenly interested in the management and development of the Airport."
The Chamber's interest led the organization to study "the operations of four other airports, namely Brandon, Lloydminster, Red Deer and Medicine Hat."
From this study, the Chamber puts forth a number of recommendations it believes will enhance the Airport's ability for improvement and expansion.
Before even considering the recommendations themselves we should be asking why it fell to the Chamber to take a closer look at what should be considerable comparable airport operations to the one in Yorkton.
If not exactly parallel today, the identified airports would seem reasonable examples of what could be developed locally.
Such a study would seem to be the realm of the City-established Yorkton Airport Authority.
The YAA has been around for several years now, and has always had City Council representation at the table. Looking at other airports to create a benchmark from which to plan local airport development would seem to have been a logical extension of the body's mandate.
Now Council did overhaul the YAA membership some months ago, taking the body in-house and installing the entire Council as the YAA board. That was clearly a decision made based on issues Council was having with how the YAA was doing things.
But, if failing to study the current airport and create a plan was on the list of issues Council had with the former YAA Board, the City could certainly have taken on the study in isolation of the YAA, after all the City appoints the YAA, and is the funding provider at the airport.
What the Chamber found, in picking up the ball Council seemed never to have had a grip on, was that the airport has been missing out on potential dollars through current operations.
The Chamber noted the current fuel surcharge of $0.025 cents per litre is low, with comparable rates in some cases almost double. They suggest that change could generate some $1,500 in additional revenue.
The airport also operates without landing or terminal fees for all commercial carriers. Using industry norms for fees the Chamber suggests another $28,000 could be realized.
Implementation of enplaning and deplaning fees could generate $10,000 more.
For a Council often focused on recovering as close to costs at possible from facilities, they seemed to have been missing dollars at the airport for years.
It is great to see the Chamber playing a role in trying to develop the airport to better use, but it does leave the question why they had to do leg work the City, or its appointed YAA should have been on top of ages ago.


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This was an incredible movie. I have always enjoyed a Sly movie and this one didn't disappoint. The villian wasn't a surprise but the ending most certainly was.
Entertaining. Interesting plot. Jim Caviezel makes a very good villain. Stallone and Schwarzenegger are a bit stiff.
O.K. time waster and about what I expected. I recognized where they filmed the prison scenes because I have been to its sister building (no, not a prison, no spoiler there) and that was amazing as it was over 40 years ago! I guess you never forget a place like that. Good performances all around by Sly and Arnie and Caviezel...a side trip to politics has neither worsened or improved Arnie's acting! Gotta' love him. Sam Neil didn't have to put too much effort in to his part and that should have been fleshed out more.
very good
I picked this film up with no expectations and was surprised by how it turned out to be enjoyable. Stallone and Arnie sharing the bill is a interesting take, and while both of them are over the hill, they can still manage action well enough. Jim Caviezel seems to be enjoying chewing the scenery as the psychopathic warden of the prison they're confined to.
Completely different escape prison movie that was very unique. Enjoyed the look and the characters too. Happily surprised with how good it was!
I thought this movie had a good plot behind it, and the acting was reasonable. The action scenes were well done. The only thing I could have done without were some of the gory scenes, like the stitching up of a stab wound, for example. I don't think that was necessary to show that so graphically. There is swearing, but I feel it fits in with the story. Other than that, I can recommend it.
Well it's a good story fair action movie but stallon & Arnold are way to old to do movies like this not believable but that said it was a fair action movie and worth a watch
Both stars looked good and delivered their action stunts well. The story was original though the heroics of the pair of old men were too hyperbolic.
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My touchpad is way too sensitive and I have no way to adjust it. I have a HP Pavilion dv6000 notebook that came with Vista but has been upgraded to Windows 7. I tried following other threads to fix this but my situation seems to be different. I tried downloading new drivers but the message I get says there aren't any drivers for this notebook with this OS. There is nothing anywhere on my computer that says Synaptics which I thought I had before the upgrade. I have Mouse Properties with tabs that read: Buttons, Pointers, Pointer Options, Wheel, Hardware. Nothing about a touchpad at all. Anyone have an idea?
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- Create a restore point before you do anything else. Name it pre-synaptic driver (or something else) so it's easy to find it again.
- Go to the HP driver download support site
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- Click on the small down arrow in the Drivers & Software box.
- Type in Pavilion dv6000, click Search
- Click on your specific model (probably the first one, dv6000 CTO notebook)
- Select your original operating system (that would be Vista or Vista 64 bit)
- Open the download for Keyboard, Mouse and Input Devices
- Under synaptics touchpad click on More Info and you should see the driver package called sp37065.exe (you can either click on it to open and install or you can save it to a convenient location, like your desktop.)
Personally, since this is a Vista driver, I'd save the .exe file and install it using Compatibility Mode. Hopefully Windows 7 will recognize the driver and give you full Synaptics functionality.
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If this doesn't work, use your restore point to roll back your computer. You can try downloading the generic 32 bit or 64 bit Synaptic driver directly from Synaptic. But as they warn, it may not work because each computer manufacturer customizes the basic driver to work with their specific computers. If it doesn't work, you may have to use the restore point again and just learn to make do with the sensitivity issue.
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Re: Not mentioned: Moto G v2 also has Dual SIM
Dual SIM... I know it's not popular here, but the Nokia 530 and 630 have full dual SIM support, i.e. both active at the same time. You pick which one you want to use for outgoing calls or can set rules depending on what you want to do.
Link: http://www.microsoft.com/en-gb/mobile/support/product/lumia630/smartguidance/?action=singleTopic&topic=GUID-1AF29027-8B2D-42C7-8220-BA52917EE9B6-8_10
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Time and Cost
For me the big thing buying from traditional vendors has been a lack of any pricing online. This means they can weasel into my organisation to try and start selling to me. I understand the model, but with the "cloud" vendors and the pricing online it makes it a lot harder to justify 3 or 4 vendors coming and taking my teams time to do a proper investigation of the system they are trying to sell. In short.. Use the internet as your salesman!
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I don't think it's only windows servers that need a reboot after certain patches. I am sure my linux servers need a reboot after certain ones too. Admittedly not nearly as much...
Microsoft's 'FIRST NOKIA' arrives at £89
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Not sure about your point here. MS have said every 8 phone will get an upgrade to 8.1 making the 520 current...
Who loves office space? Dell does: Virtualization to banish workstations from under desks
Dells answer to the local client was the FX100 . Using PCoIP rather than RDP / ICA. Was very good for the modelling data we used it for :) You do have to put a PCoIP card in the rackmount workstation too thou!
Yes! New company smartphones! ... But I don't WANT one
Moto G
I am surprised you wrote off motorola so quickly. The moto g is a very capable android business device. Can be managed by google apps (if that is the MDM of choice) or exchange. It's very cheap in the UK and has a brilliant battery life for a smart phone.
Entanet calls on equity firm Mobeus to back £14m MBO
So bad you mention the downtime twice...wtf.
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ReadyNAS Pro 4 user here. A great device.
Good for running VM's (VMWare over NFS or iSCSI (it's a certified device) or Hyper-v over iSCSI). Supports CIFS out the box too. Has a reasonable range of plugins... but... Netgear have abandoned the old ReadyNAS range and users and managed to kill of the community. Yes it works and works well now, will my next NAS be a ReadyNAS... dunno!
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Thanks for the link, I already have a 'tooth keyboard that works brilliantly, I was thinking more along the lines of a game pad type controller. The one mentioned in the article appears not to be available in the UK at the moment and some others seem excessively expensive!
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I read this review with interest! Every other review I have read just didn't get the device at all... which is a shame.
I bought one of these when they were first released, I have wanted a tablet for my kitchen for a long time.
I use this system in my kitchen and the only limitations I have found are with the software in the play store, for example, some do not pick up the Ethernet connection as a network connection. I hope HP release Kitkat to this device as I feel it will really help the 1Gb of RAM they chose to put in it! I would love to see a "hacker" community built round this device. I use an elgato EyeTv with my slate 21 and this makes it an excellent digital TV, with the recipes and web browsing and a few quality games this is the tablet to own!
Worms the 1990s hit is amazing on this device and thoroughly good family fun.
I am toying with getting a "controller" for this device, any recommendations?
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I think they are both in danger of destroying the company if they don't sort something out soon.
Virtualisation extremist? Put down that cable and step away slowly
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Not in a shared nothing cluster they don't!
Microsoft's murder most foul: TechNet is dead
Oh... I guess it's time to brush up the other OS skills. I can see Mac Minis and Linux making an appearance at an SME near you. I did an install a couple of weekends ago to replace SBS 2003, replaced it with Ubuntu and Zimbra... ironically they talk to each other using Samba AD!!!
The end user has noticed no difference. I am not sure what will happen to the desktop market, but I suspect this could erode the SME server market share.
c'est la vie.
SURPRISE! BT bags more gov broadband cash - this time in Bucks & Herts
Just to reply to that I was rural (Freethorpe) and we got 16Mbps, moved to a new estate in Norwich (Queen's Hills) 1,000 new houses and guess what... no VM and BT ADSL a whopping 1.5Mbps if we are lucky. The BBfN project should have this sorted out, although BT are picking and choosing the easy cabinets at the moment! 2 out of 3 cabinets are getting FTTC, the final one is too complex so won't be getting it....
Reliant on Dell for PCs? Start looking around, says Gartner ball-gazer
If that's the case why did they buy wyse?!
Microsoft begins automatic Windows 7 SP1 rollout
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Oh and the patching for Linux is so much better how? Surely you run yum and update all your packages after your mint install... oh you don't....
Just out of interest how do you update more than one Linux machine from a central repo without going to the internet each time?
Although you need a server license WSUS is free and updates all Microsoft products, hence you would only pull the SP down once ever in a business.
VMware vSphere Enterprise Plus: An El Reg deep dive
An interesting article, but you do get DRS in Enterprise, not just Enterprise Plus. You do only get storage DRS in Enterprise Plus.
Who'll do a Red Hat on open-source storage?
Surely this is why RH bought Gluster? I agree with the article and I think it may well be RH again. I used gluster in the past to setup a multi TB cloud archive for modelling data and it worked great, although RH support was certainly lacking then, I am sure it will / has improved.
Microsoft Surface Pro launch: It's easy to sell out of sod all stock
Nexus 4...
How come MS get slated, while the limited number of Nexus 4 is seen as a demand issue? I don't understand, there have been numerous articles about the supply issues of the Nexus 4, which launched with very few models in the supply chain....
Then rather than stocking its own store, Google sold the stock to mobile providers who then went on to charge 3 or 4 times the amount as Google.
MS bashing is boring. Move on. We all have to work with MS software whether we want to or not, that is the industry we work in at the moment.
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Guess it depends on how many VMs you are running! :) I have run 10-20 webservers on one in a DMZ and for the 4 or 5 machines I need in a test lab they work fine.... Guess the spectrum is as broad as it is wide! :)
I read your post with interest, for an admittedly smaller home lab, I have found the HP microservers to be ace and very, very cheap, although they only support upto 8Gb of RAM, they run ESXi / Hyper-v very well. As for storage did you know that the Netgear ReadyNAS series are on the HAL and support iSCSI, NFS and CFS, I currently have an ISO share shared out on NFS and CFS so both Windows and ESX can write to it. The ReadyNAS series are also a *lot* cheaper than the units you have discussed, just food for thought! :)
As for network cards these tend to push the cost of a home lab up, I recently managed to get hold of some quad port HP cards from ebay for about £50.... I think when building a home/test lab, there is nothing wrong with spending a bit of money on quaility secondhand kit.
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Another advantage of the ReadyNAS (certainly the Pro and Ultra versions) that doesn't appear to be mentioned is they are on the VMWare HAL, therefore, if you have a home ESX lab you can use it as an iSCSI or NFS datastore, that I believe is not something you would get from building your own NAS (although I have used FreeNAS as a ISO datastore on ESX).
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1. UNESCO, 2010. Education for All Global Monitoring Report, Reaching the Marginalised.
2. Psacharopoulos, George, and Harry Anthony Patrinos. 2002. "Returns to Investment in Education: A Further Update." World Bank Policy Research Working Paper 2881. Washington, D.C.: World Bank. Psacharopoulos, George. 1994. "Returns to Investment in Education: A Global Update." World Development 22 (9): 1325–43. As cited in Global Campaign for Education 2010; B Herz & G Sperling, What Works in Girls' Education: evidence and policies from the developing world, Council on Foreign Relations, New York, 2004., p.22.
3. World Health Organization 2011, World Report on Disability
4. UNESCO, 2007. EFA Global Monitoring Report -Strong Foundations-early childhood education.
5. UNESCO, 2012. EFA Global Monitoring Report, Youth and Skills: Putting Education to Work.
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This component uses the SMS HTTP API and submits the SMS to the gateway and receives the gateway response. For receiving SMS it uses the short/long code with KEYWORDS.
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"A valid HTTP SMS API is a must to configure JEEMA SMS inside your Joomla website. If you are not aware please send your query to support[at]jeema.net. We will help you to identify."
* Configure any SMS HTTP API
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* Create Different SMS Accounts
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It has a framework to configure any SMS gateway which supports HTTP API for sending and receiving SMS. I have installed in 3 of my websites and its working perfect so far.
Highly recommend this product to anyone who's looking for such a solution.
This SMS package is a must for any club that needs to keep in contact with its members via sms. Jeema Keep up the good work
Software got everything I needed to sell SMS sending services. Rich of features, easily customisable CSS, good documentation. I'll recommend to anyone who needs SMS management extension for Joomla.
I suggest Jeema to launch simple version of Jeema SMS, because some customers may just need to send SMS to their user. They might not need so many features in it which may confuse the beginner.
Anyway, it is great product. Thanks!
This was worth the purchase and was easy and simple to download and customize.
The documents provided for installation was so simple and Easy to make it work.
I had contacted them twice for support through mail and even through phone and recieved an immediate solution from them.
Good work team and expecting more Joomla components from your end.
Over the course of the 6 months I used Jeema, I discovered 3 major bugs, and it was surprising these were not located by the developer. When I brought these to the developer's attention I wasn't able to download the upgrades without eating into my 6-limit download of the component (even though I spotted the bugs!). For EUR120 you should be getting unlimited downloads during your licence period.
Documentation is not perfect, with many grammatical and typo mistakes.
Its a move in the right direction in terms of merging SMS for end users with an easy to manage system... but there is a lot of work remaining here.
Hi, Thanks for your comment. We really consider all our week points. For your information JEEMA SMS 4.0 will address all these bugs/issues and all our 200+ customers will get this version as free. 4.0 is expected by End of April 2012.
I would highly recommend this software to anyone looking for an SMS management system with great flexibility. Implementation was a breeze and over-all very simple to use. It does take a little bit of reading to get the software customized to work with your SMS gateway, but nothing too complicated that requires coding or anything of that nature. If you get stuck, the support department will go above and beyond to try and solve any problems you run in to.
I have tested this software with 3 different SMS gateway providers, and so far they have all worked with minor adjustments and great setup simplicity. I could not give the developer or this program any higher rating or praise and would again highly recommend this software to anyone looking to utilize SMS within their sites.
My only issue is with the look and feel. The template seems to have it's own CSS which visually conflicts significantly with a template other than the standard. It would be very nice if the forms it has, used the CSS from the template styles and not it's own.
Otherwise, it is quite functional and very useful component. Nick
Its easy to set up, and all the API settings you need, you can find in his forum.
All aspects of the component works as advertised and the support is excellent. So far I have recieved answers to all my questions in less than an hour.
Something bad is that there is no central language file. I had all the scripts in each genome and translated by hand in my own language.
Otherwise, does the SMS components really very good. You can just select from one's own address book recipients. Extra SMS to multiple recipients in one operation or individually in succession is possible. The Address Book can be imported via a CSV file.
Support is relatively fast. Anyway, there are response within 24 hours the first one.
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Samsung was the leading brand for the quarter, with a record share of approximately 19% of all TV unit shipments in North America, and Sony took the No. 2 spot, followed by Vizio.
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