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George Keller (b. Abt. 1710, d. 1790)
George Keller
was born Abt. 1710 in Bern, Switzerland
, and died 1790 in Shenandoah Count, Virginia
. He married
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George Keller
DEATH: PLAC Shenandoah County, Virginia
This is the story of the Tyler County, WV Keller/Kellar family which came from
the Shenandoah Valley in old Virginia.
Good researchers are working on earlier generations: Mrs. Alma Tool Steider of
Eureka, IL, a retired librarian, a Magma Carta Dame, Mayflower Descendant,
etc.; and her cousin, Mrs. Elsie Clark Cress.
Certainly "tradition" is important for earliest years. Mary Elizabeth (Garvin)
Keller wrote her granddaughter what she had been told of early Kellers by her
father-in-law, Jacob Keller, born c 1777/78. She was no doubt an old lady when
she wrote and would have forgotten or become confused about some points (perhap
mixing men of same name but different generations?) but her writing is still a
valuable source. By: Flo Montgomery
EDITOR'S NOTE: Mrs. Montgomery is now deceased. She collected much information
on Tyler County, WV families.
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In the early 1700's to Philadelphia, PA, came Kellars from Switzerland and from
across the Rhine in Baden Germany: Adam, Christof, Heinrich and Jacob. They
seem to have joined other Germans going west or south to the Shenandoah.
Mary E. Garvin Keller's granddaughter provided a copy of a letter written by he
(Mary Keller), recording the story of the family as told by Jacob Keller,
Martin's son. She said the first Keller in the family came from Switzerland to
Philadelphia in 1680 and worked on a farm there for seven years to pay for his
passage to this country. He married and went to Page County, VA, in the
Shenandoah Valley. He died there, leaving three sons, two of whom went south to
Georgia and North Carolina early in the 1700's. Martin was the brother left in
VA. He had seven sons. five born in Page County. Later, in 1774, they moved t
what is now Marshall County, WVA where they received land patents.
In 1777, they were driven from their homes into PA and stayed there for seven
years before returning to their home. (1777 was known as the year of the "blood
sevens" in the Ohio Valley.) Mary Keller mentions in her letter that Thomas wa
killed by the Indians, tells where all the brothers finally settled and that
they all had served their turn as Indian Scouts, and about Jacob Keller being i
the War of 1812.
The first Germans in the Shenandoah Valley were the Adam Miller Colony in 1727.
Then came the Hites, Stevens and Van Meters. About 1730, Jost Hite and party
went to the Shenandoah, then Augusta County, Va. In 1738/43, Frederick County
was cut from Augusta and in 1772, Shenandoah County was formed (until 1778 was
called Dunmore County.)
NOTE: An immigrant of 1680 would likely be too old to have been the father of
the Keller men who came to Shenandoah. Martin who went to the Ohio Valley, who
was born about 1735. Martin Kellar came about 1774 to the Ohio Valley, where he
is found during the Revolution. Remaining in Dunmore (Shenandoah) County, were
Abraham and George Kellar (not believed to be related to the Keller family of
the lineage of this family tree) of his generation and some younger men who
NOTE: "Revolutionary Records", Brumbaugh - tells of a Captain Abraham Kellar
(again, not believed to be related to this family) of the Illinois Regiment.
Abraham was given a Land Warrant for 4,000 acres in 1785 for having served thre
years. The next year he was fatally wounded at "Shipping Post" by the Indians.
The Will of Abraham Kellar of Shenandoah County, VA, dated 16 April 1787, names
wife, Elizabeth; sons, Joseph, William and John; daughters, Rachel, and
Elizabeth. Son Joseph named Executor. Witnesses: Peter Miller, George McKay and
Charles Catlett. Bond: Joseph Keller, Edwin Young, Mary Funk and Jeremiah McKay
Probated: 26 April 1787. (These people are not believed to be related to our
family Kellers.)
1775 Census - Dunmore County, Va (Shenandoah) Keller, Abraham: 3 males 16+, 2
males 0-16, 3 females and 2 slaves Keller, George 2 males 16+ 3 males 0-16. 4
There are two Shenandoah County, Va Wills for George Keller. The first is dated
13 July 1779 and probated 28 Mar 1783. Names wife, Barbara. Children: George,
William, Henry, John, Elizabeth, Mary, Jacob and Barbara. Sons George and Jacob
are Executors. Witnesses: George Huddle and Augustine Wendle. Bond: George
Keller, Henry Travel (son-in-law), and David Keaner.
The second Will is dated 28 December 1787 and probated 31 Jan 1788.
George Keller resided Beckford Parish, Shenandoah Co, VA. (Not believed to be
related to our family.) Names wife, Barbara. Children: Jacob, Elizabeth Snapp
Mary Sherman, Madalena and Barbara. Witnesses: Alexander Hite, Philip Wendle an
George Coop. Bond: Joseph Snapp, Adam Sherman, Jr., Adam Sherman, Sr., Samuel
Bowman and George Fekley. Executors: Joseph Snapp and Adam Sherman, Jr.
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Our George Keller, born about 1710 in Bern, Switzerland, married the daughter o
the plantation owner where he served his seven years as an indentured servant,
in order to repay his boat passage. There is no known record of the name of hi
When the Kellars came to the Valley, it was unbroken wilderness, but this fille
up rapidly. Sons of the settlers cast their eyes still westward for new lands
and homes. The Ohio Land Company was formed in 1748 and others followed---The
Traders, Vandalia Company and others. They spread the word of favorable
opportunities across the mountains. France and England noted the westward
expansion, made their claims and war was inevitable. Braddock's defeat in 1755
delayed real settlement, but Colonials in Braddock's army had seen the country
and talked of it's promise when they returned home. Land was cheap. History
gives the impression that a man could acquire land by raising a crop or by
blazing trees but conveyances and sales were needed then as now. Settlers
brought deeds describing their lands. If they found another family "squatting"
on the land, rather than litigation, they would make a trade, for land was so
Martin Kellar went, so the tradition goes, in 1774 to the Ohio Valley. Since he
had a wife and children, he may have made several trips to prepare a home for
them. He is not on the 1775 Census of Dunmore County, Va.
According to Mrs. Steider (mentioned earlier), Martin's land grant was
originally a tomahawk claim he made in 1774. If he came with Captain Bonnet,
this would check out about right. Martin Keller "Virginia Land Grant, 1785
-Assignee of John Wetzel (father of Lewis Wetzel. Indian fighter.) These land
grants were not given when the people settled here but when their properties
were surveyed from 1785.
Coming in 1774 made the Kellers one of the earliest families in the area. The
Indians were at peace with the white man from 1763 until the Revolution. There
were some hardships, chiefly those of living in rural conditions --- far from
schools, doctors and markets.
About the settlement of Wheeling, WV: The Zanes explored here in 1769 and
returned a year or so later to settle. In 1772 there were about fifteen people
in Wheeling and many more in 1775. Other families were there about the same
time, but not in Wheeling. The Wetzels Bonnetts, Mercers, Shepherds and Kellers
settled out Big Wheeling Creek into Marshall County. The McCollochs,
Swearingens, Biggs, Mitchells, Van Meters, Ridgleys, Pumphreys, Boones, Hedges
and Coxes, to name a few, settled on Short Creek and north into Brooke County,
WV. From "History & Indian Wars of Western VA", DeHass.
Back in Old Virginia, Martin Keller married Margaret (Mary) Rich. Tradition
says that five of their seven sons were born in Page County. Names of the seve
sons of Martin are proven, but there are conflicting birth dates given. Page
County was formed in 1531 from Shenandoah and Rockingham Counties. Those passin
down the family history used the later names, suggesting that there had been
visiting back and forth to the old home and kinfolk there. This would not have
have been unusual for well-to-do settlers.
Mrs. Steider says the immigrant ancestor died in Shenandoah County. She quote
a cousin of hers: a Mrs. Elsie Clark Cress on this. Mrs. Cress also told her
that Martin's sons (some of them), were born as follows: Adam, born 28 April
1757; George, born 6 March 1759; John, born 1750; and Thomas, born 1770.
Martin Keller did indeed have sons with those names, but Census data show they
were younger. Records as exact as that usually come from a Bible or grave
marker Further search is ongoing. There was a rather large group of Kellers i
Lancaster, Pa, including another Martin with wife Margaret. Some of them moved
West. Those in Washington County, PA and in Brooke CO. (W) VA have not been
identified as in either family. That the Tyler Co, WV Kellars/Kellers go back t
Martin is established.
In 1774 when Martin arrived, this land was in West Augusta, VA. In 1776 Ohio
County, VA. was one of three counties formed from this district. Ohio County
included all land drained by streams flowing west into the Ohio River. This i
included part of now southwestern PA. It was for VA. to protect; forts and
blockhouses were built for those near.
In 1777, the Kellers and many other families left their homes here and fled to
Redstone Fort (Brownsville PA.) for a time The story Mrs. Steider told that cam
down to her is that Martin Keller and family went to a brother of his wife, Mar
Rich, in PA and stayed about seven years. The Rich family lived east of the
Monongahela River in what would become Fayette County, Pa. In 1777 it was
considered VA. It was around 1784 when the Kellers returned to their Ohio Valle
home in now Marshall County. WV. Martin's 5 sons were marrying and going to
homes of their own.
The 1810 Ohio County, VA. Census lists the following Kellers: Martin, Martin,
John, David and Adam. The first four were on adjoining land with Adam four door
away. (James Ewing, J. Greer and Samuel Stricker were between them.) Martin
Keller's Will from Ohio County, (W) VA, lists as devisees his wife, Margaret
(Rich) Keller and the following children: Jacob and David, who inherited land;
George, John. Adam and Martin who inherited money; and daughters, Catherine and
Elizabeth, who inherited "horse creatures." Executors were: Jacob Keller and
James Ewing. Witnesses were: John Hover, Jesse Bonham and John Rodiffer.
Children of Martin Keller (not in order of birth)
1. John Although Mrs. Steider says "born 1750", the John living next to
Martin shows as born 1765-1784. She says he married Elizabeth - - and died i
1815. Others say he went to Indiana and from there to Illinois. John had the
largest family of children in 1810, so may have been the oldest child.
2. Martin, Jr. Born 1765-1784. He married and after 1810 took his family
to Ohio.
3. George: Not listed as head of a household in 1810. NOTE: Census for
his father Martin in 1810 shows the old man and his wife with what seems a
younger man born 1765-1784, with a wife, 1784-1794, and a baby son. Could this
be George? George, like his brother Martin, went to Ohio.
4. Catherine
5. Thomas: Died in 1791. Killed by Indians in Ohio under General St.
6. Elizabeth
7. David: Census shows he was a younger son born 1784-1794. In 1820
David sold his share of the land to Jacob and moved to Bartholomew County, IN.
Jacob remained here. David died in 1844 in Bartholomew County. The County
Clerk there said settlement did not name his children. He married Juliana
Conkle from Marshall County, WV. No record of this marriage. From Juliana's
father's Will, her name was listed as "Juliana, wife of David Keller."
8. Jacob This is the gentleman whose stories of his family have
been preserved. Jacob, with his brother David, inherited his father's land. Whe
David moved to IN, Jacob in 1820, purchased his share. He lived in now
Marshall County. WV. This is the line of Mrs. Steider.
Her Keller Ancestry is as follows:
a. Alma Tool Steider
b. Lutie Keller, born 29 March 1879 IL, and Pearl D. Tool born 18 March 1875.
c. Jacob Martin Keller, born 31 Jan 1837, OH or VA and Mary Elizabeth Tanton,
born 1845 in IL.
d. Martin Luther Keller, born 9 May 1809 near Wheeling, VA and Mary Elizabeth
Garvin (These two left Wheeling & lived in Guernsey Co, OH) e. Jacob Marti
Keller: born c 1775-78 at Fort Redstone, PA (if he was born there, it was
during the year of the "bloody sevens", 1777-78, and Catherine Ewing, born 1780
daughter of James and Elizabeth Wilson Ewing. (James Ewing from Ireland to
Maryland, where he married Elizabeth, then to Wheeling Creek, VA.) f. Martin
Keller and Mary or Margaret Rich. (Martin's Will names here as Margaret.) They
came to Wheeling from the Shenandoah Valley with Capt. John N. Bonnett.
9. Adam: Tyler County, VA. He would have been born in 1771 as he was aged
83 when he died in 1853. (He was probably born in now Marshall County, WV, then
still West Augusta District). He married Permelia Lovett -- about 1795. She was
called "Milla" and was born 1780 in MD. By 1810 they had seven children. Adam
inherited money in his father's Will of 1812.
In 1810, Ohio County , VA. census records record most of Martin's sons,
including Adam, in their own households. Adam owned 144 acres in Marshall Count
(then Ohio County), from 1813 to 1836. In 1813. Adam Keller bought 144 acres
on Wheeling Creek from Lawrence and Barbara Stricker, al. Part of the Stricker
Land Grant. In 1836, Adam and Permelia Keller sold this property to John Bukey.
This is the last mention found of Adam Keller in Ohio and Marshall Counties. In
1834, Adam Keller, Sr., Thomas Keller and Adam Keller, Jr., were witnesses on
the Will of George Carroll.
It seems safe to assume when Adam Keller sold his Marshall County home in 1836,
he was planning a move to Tyler County, for in 1840, he is listed on that
census. His son Martin was living beside him. His oldest son, Adam, Jr. must
have been married and have chosen to remain in Marshall County. His son David
married later in 1840. The census shows two more sons and a daughter were born
from 1810-1820. These sons also married in Tyler County. The 1850 Tyler
County, (W) VA census shows Adams age 79 and Milla, age 73, had with them three
young men, surely grandsons. Tyler County death records show Adam Keller died
in 1853 at the age of 83, leaving a widow, Permelia
Children of Adam Keller of Tyler County. WV:
a. Adam. Jr. Since he did not come to Tyler County with the others, he
likely lived in Marshall County. It
seems he had a wife Sarah and a son Henry M. Keller, born 1818 who married
Elizabeth Veneman from New Jersey.
NOTE: This is not the Henry Keller born 1818 who is buried in Lone Tree
Cemetery, Tyler County, WV.
b: Daughter 1794-1800
c. Martin Born 1800. The 1840 census showed him with six boys; his
wife had died. He married 2nd in 1842 to Sarah Ann Morris (Tyler Co, WV Marr.
Ok. 1.) The 1850 Tyler County Census #909 shows this:
Martin Keller 50 born VA
Sarah Ann 25
Rice 18
Martin 16
Mary 8
Lydia 2
Rice and Martin were by the first wife.
d. Thomas Born 1803. He married about 1836 Mary ----- from PA. In
1840 Census they had two baby boys, one of whom must have died young.
1850 Census #853
Thomas Keller 47 born VA
Mary 32 (Mary was reported to be mulata - part colored)
David 10
Mary 9
Elizabeth 7
John 5
Jacob 3
Thomas 1
1860 Census #331
Thomas Keller 57 born VA
Mary 43
David 20
Mary 19
Elizabeth 16
John 15
Jacob 13
Thomas 11
Joseph 9
e. Daughter Born c 1805.
f. Daughter Born c 1807/08
g.David orn 1810. Married 1840 Mary Ann Haddox.
1850 Census #852 David Keller 39 born VA
Mary Ann 29
Vermilia 8
William 7
Israel 5
Adam 3
1860 Census #334 David Keller 48 born VA
--no wife-
Pamelia 18
William 17
Israel 15
Adam H. 13
Mary N. born
Martin W. 5
Martha E. 3
NOTE: Martin Keller of David and Mary Ann died 1868, aged 13 years. Tyler
County, WV Death Records.
h. William: Born 1815. Died by 1860. He married 2 July 1840 to Rachel
born 1822. Children were: Laura, born 1843; Esther, born 1845; Zachary Taylor,
born 1849; Theodorek born 1851, married Elizabeth Richardson & had daughter
named Iva Belle, born 1875; Joseph D. born 1855, d. 1855; and Sarah E. born
1855, d. 1855.
William Keller was a carpenter. In 1860 William was deceased and Rachel. a
widow, aged 37 is listed in #525 with her children! Laura, 17; Esther, 15,
Taylor, 11, and Theodore, 9, in the household of James Stealey.
i. Daughter Born c 1817.
j. John Born 1819-20. He married 1848 to Sarah Gorrell. She was born 1828,
daughter of John Gorrell and Elizabeth Archer. The young couple lived for a
while with her parents and show up there in the 1850 census; he aged 31, she
22, and a baby daughter Elizabeth, aged 1 year.
1860 Census #570
John Keller 44 born VA
Sarah 38
Angeline 11 (called Elizabeth in 1850)
William M. 9
Virginia 5
John B. 2
The next generation of Kellers were slow to leave home. By 1860 only one had
James, born 1828 (assumed son of Martin, who after his father's remarriage, wen
to live with his Uncle William and to learn his trade, carpentering). James
married 1853 to Harriet S. Higgins, aged 22 years. (Tyler Co, WV Marriages) The
did not remain in Tyler County.
A Michael Keller, born 1839 (aged 21, born VA) was living in 1860 in the
household (#150) of Henry R. Williamson, aged 26, born VA, and his wife Harriet
aged 23, born in New York.
A Henry H. Keller is on the 1860 Tyler County, WV census, #715. He was born 2
September 1818. Later records show that Henry came from Pleasants County, WV.
Pleasants County was formed in 1851 from Tyler, Ritchie and Wood counties.
Henry must have lived in the part taken either from Wood or Ritchie. Wood was
formed in 1798 and Ritchie in 1843 , so both had census taken for 1850; Henry
should show in one of them. Henry H. (or N.) Keller appears on the 1860 census
aged 44, with wife Sarah, aged 44, and children: John, 18, Rebecca C., 16,
Rachel P., born 1846/7, Bennet D., born 1848, James E., born 1850, Hannah, born
1851, Helen C. , born 1853 and Sarah A., born 1856. Rachel P. Keller married at
Centerville, Tyler County in 1866 to Thomas D. Anderson, born 1839, a widower,
son of Robert and Mary Anderson. This marriage recorded in Tyler Marriage Book
II. It lists Rachel as being "born in Pleasants County in 1846/47." The Lone
Tree Cemetery in Tyler County has two Keller graves. Henry N. Kellar born 28
September 1818 and died 22 September 1882; also, Sarah Keller, born 11 November
1816 and died 9 February 1886. Those researching the Keller family have not
placed him.
NOTE: There seems no place for him in the family of Adam, unless he was a son o
that oldest son who remained in Marshall County. However, a different Henry
Keller, born 1818 and living in Marshall County, seems ~ a likelier son if ther
was a Henry in that family.
This writer has made no search in Wood County WV, but a quick look at the WPA
Abstracts for Wood County finds a Keller family living there:
Francis Keller, Will 10, 1821 Devisees: Sons, Isaac and Elias Daughters Patsy,
Barbary, Hannah, Elizabeth, Sally Rigs, Nancy Pugh and Rebecca Pugh
The aforementioned Iva Belle Keller, born 3 June 1875 of Theodorick of William
of Adam, married Okey Broadwater born 5 April 1869. They had a daughter named
Children of
George Keller
?? ??
Martin Keller
, b. Abt. 1735, Shenandoah Valle, Page County, Virginia
, d. 1816, Ohio County, Virginia
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Students who have been admitted to the College of Arts and Sciences at Rutgers–Camden and are seeking admission to a pharmacy school may pursue a pre-pharmacy program of study. The pre-pharmacy adviser works closely with prospective pharmacy students on an individual basis and guides each student on choosing the right curriculum for admission into a pharmacy school.
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Rutgers–Camden also offers a pre-professional pharmacy curriculum in conjunction with the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy in New Brunswick through the 2+4 program. The Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy offers a six-year program leading to a doctor of pharmacy degree. After gaining admission to the pharmacy school directly from high school, students may take the first two years of pre-professional coursework at Rutgers–Camden as a student in the College of Arts and Sciences. The remaining four years of professional study take place at the Ernest Mario School of Pharmacy in New Brunswick after the student has completed all required courses at Rutgers–Camden.
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New City got paid handsomely for a simple survey that is moot and irrelevant. Government is not the answer and neither are out-of-town consultants peddling unobtainable dreams. Next time Bill Horn has $30,000 to spend on Fallbrook, have him give it to Jackie Heyneman. She knows how to activate Advertisement Seven downtown businesses have closed in the past few months and there is one less reason to come downtown with each one. Downtown Fallbrook is circling the drain and we need community-led vision and action of the type I see from Jackies leadership alone. Scarecrow Days is bringing in visitors and is a great success in shaping an identity for Fallbrook as place worth visiting. Bottom line: We need more Jackie and less wacky. Rick Hill 1 comments
I agree with you Rick. Excellent letter. I was at the meeting when New City America was pitching their ideas and it was obvious that they had no clue that Fallbrook was not Little Italy and that high rise construction downtown was just not going to fly. Add a couple of hundred grand of consultants fees every year so that they could intercede with the board of supervisors for us and you have the makings of a real boondoggle. As a property and business owner downtown I believe that I am already taxed enough.
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Mom and I sat together for a final home game against That Team Up North in November of 2001. We were all tense, as 9/11 was fresh in our minds. I still remember how easily fans teared up during the National Anthem during that season. We all cried together, felt that pain as a nation. That was the first year I had my permit to carry, and I considered carrying at that game. I didn't, and I'm glad.
Somehow, I feel like it is ok to let my guard down for those games. Perhaps the outstanding showing by the Ohio State Troopers has something to do with it. I simply stopped minding disarming for those events. Though condition orange is always a mouse fart away, I generally find myself pretty comfortable at Ohio State home games without my gun. It is the ONLY time I'm in a large crowd that I feel normal without it. I drive three hours for home games, and I haven't missed one in eleven years. I won't ever carry to one of these games. Maybe it has become holy ground, or maybe I'm playing the sheep. I dunno'. I just don't want my gun with me on those days.
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Re: Cannot view screenshots sent from Iphones
It's like this because of the carriers: images get compressed before they are sent, most of the time it's 300k max... Compressing will make it tiny, only way they can fix that is to jailbreak and install a mod-- not sure what it was called as I haven't had an iPhone for about 2 years
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Re: Cannot view screenshots sent from Iphones
I too thought that this was a carrier issue until I did more research. It is definitely a HTC One X issue. I also have the HTC vivid on at&t, and it receives screen shots just fine. I used the same sim (with adapter) in my vivid and was able to receive screen shots with no problems. One X is the culprit.
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We are proud of the Executive and Professional Coaching Program at UTD and proud of all of our graduates. Recent graduates from our tenth cohort are already joining the ranks of ICF credentialed coaches. Our earlier cohorts also continue an impressive record of professional development. We want to congratulate the following coaches who have received a new ICF credential, and continue to be involved in the UTD community:
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A form is the basics of a delphi project and all this code can be components as well. It was difficult to choose for me in which category I would show them as I have explained earlier on another page. On this page you will find cool form effects that enhance the gui to make it a less dull project. Note that if you are looking for components that change the behaviour or the shape of a delphi form then you should go to the components page at the left, since at this page you will find sample or demo's of working forms that are actually applications, or finished projects.
To give you a little bit information about the events associated with a standard form, and then only the most significant, they are: I am adding the forms for Delphi 2010 under windows 7 now, eventually I will try to update them all to delphi 2010 but do note that the version which is compiled with delphi 2010, will not work for any lower version ofcourse, so therefor the delphi 7 version will also be present here forever. The OnCreate Event Executed when an application is created, just and only one time. This event triggers the following series of other important events, in order of appearance: OnCreate, followed by OnShow, then OnActivate, after that one OnPaint in the standard setup. One that is not triggered automatically by the OnCreate event is the OnClose event, which ofcourse closes the application. In practise I mostly and only use oncreate, onshow and onclose. The list of events is only executed if the property visible is set to true by the way. I will write a more useful form description very soon but downloading any of the forms posted here, since all contain the full sourcecode, will make many things more obvious than a lengthy theoretical description by which you have fallen to sleep after the first few lines I think;) The latest downloads for delphi embarcadero rad studio 2010 can also be accessed here, but they will be moved to a different page of its own eventually. To save you time with downloading I packed all the form examples into two downloads, one that contains demo's and as such is bigger, and one, you guessed it, without the demo's which is smaller in size. I did however compress every demo with aspack, this was not done for fighting reverse engineering but only to make them even more smaller, since I myself like to see what is going on in whatever application I am working on, so principally I am not very fond of compressing anything and if you want the decompressed version of any form here send me an email or grab the unaspack program form this page. Note that it does not contain any harmful code and was scanned with kaspersky antivirus. They work with embarcadero 2010 as well but you have to upgrade them yourself, well this sounds rather more complicated then it is, since delphi 2010 upgrades them after you have opened them ;)
Download All Code Without Demo Delphi 7 version
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I have tried to divide the several forms into sections, but I guess I did not do a good job, but well I tried, and nevertheless it took quite some time to create them and make them available but hey who is complaining not me haha
Mar 02 2015 20:05:36 webbrowser4.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:36 webbrowser5.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:36 webbrowser6.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:37 webbrowser7.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:37 webbrowser8.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:38 webbrowser9.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:38 webbrowser10.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:38 webbrowser11.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:38 webbrowser12.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:39 webbrowser13.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:39 webbrowser14.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:39 webbrowser15.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:40 webbrowser16.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:40 external units.zip Mar 02 2015 20:05:40 ewwg2011.zip Mar 02 2015 20:30:14 form roll up and down.zip Mar 02 2015 21:57:12 form elipse in elipse.zip Mar 03 2015 01:52:11 make form transparant.zip Mar 03 2015 02:58:51 a shaking form.zip Mar 03 2015 03:32:11 webbrowser4.zip Mar 03 2015 04:24:55 elipse bottom.zip Mar 03 2015 06:37:19 pngcomponents.zip Mar 03 2015 06:41:42 form custom shape elipse with transparent region.zip Mar 03 2015 08:38:18 form effects fade in alpha on close 2010.zip Mar 03 2015 09:47:22 form custom shape elipse bottom.zip Mar 03 2015 10:43:36 forms custom shape elipse.zip Mar 03 2015 11:27:18 getsystemtype.zip Mar 03 2015 12:38:26 form effects scrolling title and taskbar right 2010.zip Mar 03 2015 12:40:18 form custom shape rounded rectangle.zip Mar 03 2015 13:04:18 all forms src with demo.zip
Some very cool delphi effects that enhance the appearance and presentation of the standard Tform. I could have created many many more examples but I hope you get the picture with the samples shown here. If you want something specific you can always ask me and I will try to assist you with it or create it for you even, entirely for free of course..
The well known roll up and roll down effect, can easily be achieved by looking at this form and its code, by right clicking on the title bar it rolls down, and right clicking again makes it roll up. This nice effect behaves smoothly so another name could be form fold up and fold down but I liked mine better. Fully compatible with delphi 7 up until delphi embarcadero 2010, and works under windows 7 as well. Do not rely on third party components if you don't have to, I myself get the most satisfaction from projects which were entirely written by myself, and I think this counts for more people
How to create a cool effect in seconds using alpha blend. As this application closes, it fades away smoothly! I have come across many variations of this form and I am planning to place them here as well, though that will make the site a little less clean and tidy, but it is the downloads that count right;)
Form that fades out smoothly if it is closed, it is fully compatible with Delphi 2010 under windows, and is actually the same as the above but I could not make up which the best name was so I used both, this one is upgraded to work with delphi 2010
This code, created with and for delphi 7, shows the same effect as described abovewhen clicked on the title bar rolls itself up and when clicked again rolls itself down. Just example code on how to create this yourself. It shows how easy it can be to spice up your program yourself, adding effects, another way to describe this effect is to fold and unfold.
This cool code shows you easily how to have the title and/or task bar button of your project, with moving lines, letters or words! Again, why not do it yourself, if it is that easy? As the title indicates this code makes it move to the left
Upgraded version of this cool effect that works with Delphi 2010 under windows 7
Same as above only in this case, the lines scroll the opposite direction, but that was not a big surprise right
Upgraded version to work with Delphi 2010 under windows 7
Example delphi code that shows you how to build a Tform without a title bar, while still being able to move the window with your mouse. Especially useful combined with graphics, or maybe as splashform?
Version that works with delphi 2010 under windows 7, a form that you can move without it having a titlebar
A simple but effective delphi form effect that shakes the form when you push any of the two buttons. A possible usage of this could be in the oncreate event of the form or maybe after a user has entered a wrong password, or just to show that your project needs focus?
A Tform in a Tform is a child form being nested inside the parent Tform. To avoid confusion I always give them the same name. TForm1 is always the parent form, and TForm2, TForm3 and so on are the so called child forms which have been nested into TForm1. One of its uses could be for installing software. Most of the time with any software, you will see two or more screens that guide you through the setup process. Instead of using just one form which would then become very large, and not easy to change since of the ages it would take to scroll down to the code you would want to change, you could use a form for every stage of the setup. This is just one usage, but it really keeps your code neat and clean if you would use different ones for different aspects of your project. Anyway download them, test them, and be sure to send me a copy if you would like to share it. I will happily post it here if you like
Create a Tform in a form in delphi that is movable and re sizeable, I refer to the parent form as TForm1, and the child form is called TForm2. This shows one with Tform2 being able to be moved again, or to re size it, while it stays nested inside Tform2 ofcourse.
Upgraded to Delphi 2010 that works with windows 7
This version has TForm2 pinned down into TForm1, where it is unable to be moved or re sized.
Again upgraded to work with Delphi 2010 under windows 7
Another variation, where TForm2 has no visible title bar
You guessed it for embarcadero 2010
Template to create a form in a form, an easy start in order to create forms inside a Tform, in any way you wish.
Delphi forms that have non standard shape, but are shaped like an ellipse, or as a rounded rectangle, or even the shape of an ellipse where an ellipse was subtracted from. You can create any custom shaped form just by looking at these examples and doing a little bit of math, yeah I hate that part too, so the examples here will need no math or whatsoever.
Note that there are two versions of the Easy None Rectangular Forms. Version 1 is a bit more code but does not interfere with any components which you may use on the form so it is slightly more compatible, and version 2 is far less code but does in some cases interfere with non visual components placed on the form.
A form with an elliptical shape
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Tform that has the shape of the bottom half of an ellipse
Form with the shape of the top half of an ellipse, same as above only turned around, or upside down errr
A custom Tform that has the shape of an ellipse from which an ellipse was subtracted, like pacman only different;)
Example of an application with transparent regions, very cool effect for delphi!
Variation of the above, well you can alter the effect yourself easily
Example of a project in the shape of a rounded rectangle, custom forms can be cool, note however, that in these basic states, the rounded angles will not all have anti aliased edges.
A form with a very cool special title bar for delphi, partially transparent
Like above, only with a small adjustment, again all these are here just as an example, so that you know how to create custom shaped ones.
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Ah, a Kevlar bot makes another appearance! Bravo!
fossilgirl1 wrote:ue I like the pink & blue but not with the yellow. Don't know why.
LOL well it's sort of a garish combo of bright pastels... but I needed something to balance out the pink and blue. I'm not completely satisfied with it myself but time ran out on me. I'll probably mess with it a little later. See what I can do with the color, mess with the text more, and some other stuff. =D Thanks for the comment.
First off, love the shirt...it's funny. Secondly, this has got to be the most entertaining thread this side of a ramyb comment thread.
Re: A Monument to Silly Walks
funny... very funny... but it is tooooo "Gilliam-esque" for me to wear... not a critique... just a wince at your ability to homage python with such accuracy...
Re: The Great Wall
The land mark here is the great wall. The cactus on the left serves as a giant sling. The net is a trap by the border patrol agent standing by. Ground is Gradients and although it didn't show too well there is also a yellow sunshine (also gradients)
ruthjhodsoll wrote:While I'm not a Floyd fan per say, this is by far the best executed submission yet. I've been loathe to criticize given I've come up with nothing myself, but this week's submissions just aren't doing it for me. This one makes me wish I really was Pink at heart!
Thank you ruthjhodsoll!
qpalmer wrote:I pray to god that this wins. I need ghis shirt.
I pray too!! Thx qpalmer! :]
Re: The Library of Appalachia
I find it amazing that there are so many negative comments about the stereotypical nature of this shirt. In the event there are people who are still unaware, let me clue you in.... There are stupid Americans EVERYWHERE! [MOD: Edited out political statement]
dabartle wrote:What would you do when you want another book 20 minutes later?
What you did there. I seez it. My people are from as far back in the woods of Mississippi as you can be (think Ma & Pa Kettle), and I find this design to be hysterical. We're allowed to mock ourselves, aren't we?
Re: The Monument to Monuments
Ah yeah, I'm exiting via the gift shop and picking up one of these bad boys. :^)
Re: iWorship
So many messgaes there! Read into it what you want, I love it! Can't wait to get one : )
I really enjoy your classic Kevlarbot! +1
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Bacon! This is so awsome, wish I'd've thought of it first. Really cool shirt idea. BlindDog3D
Re: Monument to a Ninja!!!
A monument to "cuteness!" Gr8 stuff, as always! GMV Dog PS- If he was a really good Ninja, you wouldn't see him... Think about it.
I saw this that Bootsboots wrote in his description: land·mark 1. An object or feature of a landscape or town that enables someone to establish their location. 2. An event, discovery, or change marking an important stage or turning point in something. So I've decided that I should resend my design. I changed the title: Now its about the ''place'' or in this case "the city". I think it's gonna fit. Thanks so much!
Re: Monument To The Retro-Future!
Ride the rocket, baby, YEAH! It looks like he's pulling her hair...
tobefonseca wrote:I saw this that Bootsboots wrote in his description:
I don't think Bootsboots is a "his"... She's a very hot and talented "HER." Moon looks like a photo... but I like the thought you put into it. -Dog
Re: The Other Lincoln Memorial
Can you translate the Latin you used at the bottom?
blinddog3d wrote:I don't think Bootsboots is a "his"... She's a very hot and talented "HER." Moon looks like a photo... but I like the thought you put into it. -Dog
Ops, I'm sorry for that. :P
Nice drawing and perspective! The little bit of color works great.
Re: The Dark Side of Pyramids
The design looks great on the tee!
thesnarticus wrote:Can you translate the Latin you used at the bottom?
yup. "they shall fall by the hands of all the juice" is the direct translation but essentially it means: "All vampire will fall by my hands"
Re: One Sweet Landmark
Very nice illustration and colors
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qetza wrote:The design looks great on the tee!
Thx qetza!
midgerock wrote:yup. "they shall fall by the hands of all the juice"
I thought it said, "they all fall (or die) by the hands of juice"... but I don't get the juice reference...
thesnarticus wrote:I thought it said, "they all fall (or die) by the hands of juice"... but I don't get the juice reference...
that's the direct translation but in essence it means, "All vampire will fall by my hands". Vampire has 2-3 words which could be used. I went with "suco", which is where the juice part comes from, since it seemed funnier and more apparent from the non-latin-savvy person.
yankeebird wrote:Haha, I'm sorry, I wasn't being critical. I was laughing when I said it. Welcome to the derby, but you may want to review the rules.
No problem, I took it as a compliment (whether that was the intention or not.) Thanks for the welcome! Yes I'll be better about compliance next week.
mspaint wrote:Brerfunk you are correct, I guess the holy woot gods are not fans of the Simpsons to understand the reference.
Even if they were to realize what it was, I don't think they print bare butts.
PixelPants wrote:Great linework and colouring collinvh. The ant characters give an effective sense of scale. In the words of Heimlich, 'And from way up here you all look like little ants.'
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This made me laugh. I really like the style/colors you used.
blinddog3d wrote:A monument to "cuteness!" Gr8 stuff, as always! GMV Dog PS- If he was a really good Ninja, you wouldn't see him... Think about it.
Well He is dead! Also unknown hence the need for a monument. All that is known about him is that he left the clan of the sacred eye. He used his cloudy eye Jutsu to help stop an invasion once, saving thousands of lives. He also assassinated the warlord of the invaders as well as killing his attack beast. The monument is how the people of Hidden Valley paid tribute. LMAO!!! About the Cute. Cute is cool when used sparingly and it is not seen as your only form of artistic expression.
YEAH! A good one with a real OMGOMGOMGPONIESOMG PONIES!!ing monument! Only thing better would be a zombie robot colossus!
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One of the more attractive allures of tiny bicycle houses living is the freedom it brings from being mortgage-free and to go where you like. A great way to take your home with you is by putting it on wheels. To take things a step further, why not let those wheels be bicycle wheels?
A tiny house mounted on or pulled behind a bicycle is extremely efficient in that no fossil fuels are needed to move it along. Another added benefit is that towing it is a good workout and lets you enjoy the great outdoors. [Source]
Camper Bike, a sculptural piece built in April 2008. A stand alone piece and the subject of a series of paintings.
Artist Kevin cyr built this pedal-powered camper for one in april 2008. the camper sits on a modified bike frame with two back wheel and one up front. the rider sits on the bike and can pedal around, moving the camper from place to place. inside the camper features all the amenities needed in a small and compact envelope. the sculptural piece also became a subject in many of cyr's paintings. the Design is perfect for a solo holiday and will definetly turn some heads along the way. [Source]
Chinese Designers Created A Tiny Home That Can Be Carted Around On A Tricycle. China has taken the concept of the mobile home to a whole new level.
Beijing's People's Architecture Office (PAO) and People's Industrial Design Office (PIDO) have designed and built a mobile home so small that it can be folded up, accordion-style, and carted around on the back of a tricycle.
The fact that housing has become unbelievably expensive in China is not new news by any stretch of the imagination, and residents of Beijing have been living in much smaller spaces for years now. But due to severe overcrowding and the need for sustainable residences, it seems the tricycle house could be an innovative—though not necessarily comfortable—solution. [Source]
Get Your Steam On Anywhere Portable Bike Sauna By H3T Architects, Czech design team H3T Architects put together this sweet little sweat-pod that can be towed anywhere you please by tandem bike. Enveloped in translucent panels, the Bike Sauna allows users to park it in various locales, transforming any spot into a relaxing haven. But don't let its small appearance throw you off, apparently it can seat up to six people (granted, in probably somewhat close quarters). But inside there's everything that makes it cozy, like a real wood-fired stove.
The Bike Sauna is the latest of H3T's series of unconventional saunas, which also include what they dub a "flying sauna" hung off a bridge and accessible only by boat. But the Bike Sauna may be poised to be the most widely appealing, since it was created as a homage to the dedicated cyclists of Prague, who according to the architects must "prove constantly that they are spirited enough to adopt this non-standard way of transportation around the city." [Source]
Supertramp is a micro-sized mobile living concept part of the lehman b project. lehman b is a 'do tank' which explores future strategies by actually doing them, like supertramp. the project consists of a living device that is towed behind a bicycle. it is made with a rigid frame and cloth tent façade and roof. one side of the home open up like a window and has a ledge, while the other side features a door. inside the home there is a small wood burning fire with a chimney and a bed. the home was hand built and can be pedaled form location to location. the intent of the unit is to explore more minimal lifestyles that be become a necessity in the future. Image By jim rokos & felicity crawshaw. [Source]
A real bike trailer house! It's not built to be a four-season house but it looks fairly complete and lightweight. It weights only 100 pounds dry. It was built by a guy named Paul who likes to build a cool transportation toys like 3-wheeler bikes.
This camper served as his nomadic home for a week at Burningman. It wasn't made to work for long road trips but it does sound like a successful proof of concept. Every time I stumble across one of these tiny bike houses it makes me think that a bike pulled tiny house is a perfectly logical low-cost solution for some people. Read more about this Bicycle Camper on Paul's website. Image By Paul and friends.
26 year old Portland resident Alexander Main wants to change the world by building tiny houses that can be pulled behind a bicycle. And he just finished his first prototype — which is a good thing because it's also his home. Main moved here from Germany just over a month ago and set out to build what he refers to as "the first of its kind self-sustainable solar powered Bike RV Trailer!" (and yes, he's very excited about it).
The BikeRV was built to be simple and inexpensive and Main plans to publish the plans and materials list free on his BikeRV Project website. "I want people to copy it, to improve it and to use it as an inspiration to create better models," he says.
Main came to Portland with just a suitcase filled with a sleeping bag and some clothes ("I got rid of everything," he says in a video blog posted).
As for the RV itself, it's a pretty nice set-up. He's built it with a 50 watt solar panel that powers a 10 amp/12 volt battery that powers several lights — both inside the RV and head/tail-lights for safety in traffic. Main can also charge up his laptop, cell phone, or anything else that can plug into the standard 12 volt outlet he's installed on the BikeRV (if it's cloudy, he's also installed a 120 AC power inlet). The BikeRV attaches to any standard bike via a seatpost hitch mount. [Source]


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The current study examined the effect of practicing compassion towards others over a 1 week period. Participants (N = 719) were recruited online, and were assigned to a compassionate action condition or a control condition which involved writing about an early memory. Multilevel modeling revealed that those in the compassionate action condition showed sustained gains in happiness (SHI; Seligman et al. in Am Psychol 60:410–421, 2005) and self-esteem (RSES; Rosenberg in Society and the adolescent self-image. Princeton University Press, Princeton, 1965) over 6 months, relative to those in the control condition. Furthermore, a multiple regression indicated that anxiously attached individuals (ECR; Brennan et al. 1998) in the compassionate action condition reported greater decreases in depressive symptoms following the exercise period. These results suggest that practicing compassion can provide lasting improvements in happiness and selfesteem, and may be beneficial for anxious individuals in the short run.
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- Title
- Practicing Compassion Increases Happiness and Self-Esteem
- Journal
Journal of Happiness Studies
Volume 12, Issue 6 , pp 963-981
- Cover Date
- 2011-12-01
- 10.1007/s10902-010-9239-1
- Print ISSN
- 1389-4978
- Online ISSN
- 1573-7780
- Publisher
- Springer Netherlands
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- Topics
- Keywords
- Compassion
- Compassionate action
- Attachment
- Happiness
- Self-esteem
- Industry Sectors
- Authors
- Myriam Mongrain (1)
- Jacqueline M. Chin (2)
- Leah B. Shapira (1)
- Author Affiliations
- 1. Department of Psychology, York University, 4700 Keele Street, Toronto, ON, M3J 1P3, Canada
- 2. Department of Psychology, Queens University, 62 Arch Street, Kingston, ON, K7L 3N6, Canada


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The famous Lotus name could return to Formula One racing next season if UK Formula Three team Litespeed have their entry for the 2010 championship accepted by the FIA next week.
Litespeed team principal Nino Judge and engineering director Steve Kenchington are both former Team Lotus employees and have secured permission to use the title from its current owner David Hunt, though the bid has no connection to Group Lotus plc and its roadcar-making subsidiary Lotus Cars Limited.
"Team Lotus is synonymous with great British engineering and F1 innovation, such as the Lotus 25 being the first monocoque chassis in F1 and the introduction of groundbreaking sponsorship, both of which easily demonstrate why ex-Lotus personnel would want to bring this championship-winning name back to the formula," said Judge.
"David Hunt has been the custodian of the name for so many years and we thank him for entrusting us not just with its safeguard but, more importantly, its development in the racing world of tomorrow."
Litespeed have already engaged the services of MGI Ltd, headed by former Toyota and Force India technical director Mike Gascoyne, to work on the teams F1 project and Gascoyne too welcomed plans to revive the Lotus name.
"I am Norfolk born and bred," he said. "For me to continue my F1 career under the banner of the Team Lotus name and help to bring it back to its deserving place in the world championship is a fantastic feeling and something that I am extremely proud to be doing."
Litespeed have also recruited former Lotus F1 driver Johnny Herbert as a driver manager and commercial ambassador for the team.
Lotus, who disappeared from Formula One racing at the end of 1994, remain one of the most successful teams in the sports history, winning seven constructors titles, as well as drivers' championships with Jim Clark, Graham Hill, Jochen Rindt, Emerson Fittipaldi and Mario Andretti.
The FIA will announce the list of successful 2010 team entries on Friday, June 12, with up to 13 names expected to feature.


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The HTC One S sits just below the One X in HTC's new One series of phones. You could think of the One S as a slightly cheaper alternative to the X. But a better way to look at it is like this: the S is the Beauty and the X is the Beast. For the One S is HTC's thinnest phone yet. At just 7.8mm, only phones like the Motorola RAZR and Apple iPhone 5 can out-thin it in the smartphone world. And while not a featherweight, at 119g it's not at all heavy for a device of this calibre. But so much for numbers - the story of how the phone casing is made is just as interesting. HTC take the aluminium unibody and subject it to a kind of torture called micro arc oxidation. The aluminium is placed in a plasma field and electrocuted, making it as tough as ceramic. Ouch. We haven't tested one to destruction (it's already suffered enough, surely?), but HTC have, and they claim it's 5 times stronger than a conventional stainless steel casing. The phone is a good size to hold and it packs in a large 4.3 inch display. It's not a HD display like the One X, but with 960 x 540 pixels, it comes close and is a higher resolution than the Samsung Galaxy S2. It's a Super AMOLED screen too, making it very bright and easy to see outdoors. The processor runs at a rapid 1.5GHz, which is the same as the flagship One X, although the One S has a dual-core processor instead of the record-beating quad-core version in the One X. It's still very, very fast, mind you. A full 1GB of RAM makes demanding apps and multi-tasking a breeze. The memory available is 16GB, which is modest, especially when you consider that there's no microSD card slot. But to compensate, you'll get 25GB free Cloud storage via Dropbox, which is integrated into the user interface so you can easily access all your media and data. Just as long as you have a good internet connection! The One S is running Android version 4.0 (or Ice Cream Sandwich) out of the box. It also comes with the latest HTC Sense 4.0. The new user interface works well with the new operating system, providing a more refined and customisable experience, but one that won't cause older users of Android any problems. There are new gadgets too, like the famous face unlock feature. The photographic capabilities of the One S are the same as the One X and are outstanding in every way. The main camera has an 8 megapixel sensor and is capable of recording in full HD 1080p resolution. It uses an unusually large f2.0 lens which enables it to operate in low light conditions and has a 28mm wide-angle lens. A smart LED flash provides lighting depending on the distance of the subject. HTC ImageSense, which is part of Sense 4.0, gives you the option of taking a still photo whilst simultaneously recording HD video. A continuous shooting option is also available if you hold down the shutter button. And thanks to the dual-core processor and a dedicated imaging chip, image capture is very fast indeed - typically 0.2 seconds to autofocus. Slow motion video recording is also available. The only difference between the One S and the One X is that the One S has a VGA front-facing camera for video calls instead of a HD one. Like the other high-end phones in HTC's range, the phone comes with Beats Audio software and a customised Beats headset, for an optimised audio experience. Connectivity includes fast Wi-Fi, Bluetooth 4.0, USB, quadband GSM and very fast HSPA 3G. The 1650 mAh battery sounds large, but a big screen and a dual-core processor means that the device is hungry for power, and given that there are so many features available, this isn't a phone that will nestle at the bottom of a bag waiting to be used. We guess that most users will be charging every night, but hey, most modern smartphones are the same. We originally awarded the One S 5 stars, but persistent reports of signal problems, Wi-Fi problems and of phones shutting down mean that we have to deduct one star, even though these reports are rare. The One S is a mid-range phone, available now for around the £15 per month level. For similar amounts of money, you could also choose between the Samsung Galaxy S2 and Sony Xperia S, both of which are outstanding phones. Best Deals £63.08
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