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The Top 30 12-String Guitar Songs of All Time
The Top 30 12-String Guitar Songs of All Time
Guitar World counts down the best 12-string guitar songs of all time.
20. Jimi Hendrix, "Hear My Train A-Comin'" Blues (1969)
Jimi Hendrix sitting alone playing blues on a 12-string acoustic guitar is a reminder that, despite all of his distortion and psychedelia, he always felt a strong connection to his roots, including Delta blues. Although he performed and recorded electric, full-band versions of this song (as heard on the Valleys of Neptune album), this version is more stark and disarming.
19. Supertramp, "Give A Little Bit" Even in the Quietest Moments.... (1977)
This international hit for Supertramp is a pop masterpiece in the key of D, which, as the Byrds proved a decade-plus earlier, is the 12-stringiest of all the keys. It was written by Roger Hodgson, and a solo Hodgson performance is featured in the video below.
18. David Bowie, "Space Oddity" David Bowie/Space Oddity (1969)
Long before working with the likes of Adrian Belew, Carlos Alomar, Robert Fripp and Stevie Ray Vaughan, Bowie himself manned the 12-string for his 1969 ballad of Maj. Tom. The song was so well-received, the album it appeared on, David Bowie, was renamed after the song before its 1972 reissue.
17. The Who, "Substitute" (1966)
When Pete Townshend wanted a riff to one-up The Rolling Stones' "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction," he reached for his 12-string. "Substitute" was a top ten hit twice in the UK, once in 1966 when it was originally released an again 10 years later when it was re-issued. The track found unlikely supporters in the punk rock movement, being covered by both the Sex Pistols and the Ramones. (Note: In the video below, just ignore the Tele, which is essentially just a poorly chosen prop for the video.)
16. The Beatles, "A Hard Day's Night" A Hard Day's Night (1964)
Although The Byrds were the band that was most associated with the 12-string Rickenbacker in the '60s, their inspiration came from The Beatles. "We went as a group to see 'A Hard Day's Night' multiple times and were totally taken with The Beatles," said Roger (formerly Jim) McGuinn. "I liked George Harrison's Rickenbacker 12, but I couldn't find one that looked like his with the pointy cutaways, so I bought the blonde 360 model." For a clear, crisp example of the beauty of the guitar's sound, check out the 12-string riff as the song fades.
15. Rod Stewart, "Maggie May" Every Picture Tells A Story" (1971)
"Maggie May," Rod's Stewart's first hit as a solo performer, starred a striking combination of 12-string acoustic guitar and mandolin. In 2004, Rolling Stone ranked the song at No. 130 on its list of The 500 Greatest Songs of All Time. We like it too.
14. Bon Jovi, "Wanted Dead or Alive" Slippery When Wet (1986)
Half-inspired by Old West Outlaws and half by Bob Seger's "Turn The Page," Jon Bon Jovi and Richie Sambora managed to craft arguably the most recognizable acoustic guitar riff of a ballad-heavy era in rock music.
13. The Rolling Stones, "As Tears Go By" December's Children (And Everybody's) (1965)
This was one of the first Jagger/Richards compositions -- although producer Andrew Loog Oldham is also credited as a writer. Legend has it that ol' Loog Locked Mick and Keith in a room and told them to come out with an original song, period. This is what they came up with, and they gave it to Marianne Faithfull in 1964 before taking a stab at it a year later.
12. The Byrds, "Mr. Tambourine Man" Mr. Tambourine Man (1965)
Even though George Harrison had been recording with his 12-string Rickenbacker for a while, with this song, Jim (later Roger) McGuinn showed the world exactly how cool a 12-string guitar could be. Its jangly sound was the perfect partner to Bob Dylan's ethereal lyrics. The 12-string Rick would be an integral part of The Byrds' sound until they disbanded in 1973.
11. Led Zeppelin, "Stairway to Heaven" Led Zeppelin IV (1971)
With this song, Jimmy Page did for the doubleneck guitar what Roger McGuinn of The Byrds did for the 12-string electric. Or perhaps more fitting, Page did for the doubleneck what Henry Ford did for the horseless carriage.
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July 25, 2013 at 12:04am
I agree with some of these posts... "And You & I" from Yes, Vaseline Machine Gun (Or Busted Bicycle) would work from Leo - what about "Fire On High" from ELO?
July 24, 2013 at 5:25pm
June 20, 2013 at 4:50pm
Where's 8 Miles High? Someone doesn't really know the Byrds' catalogue very well.
June 20, 2013 at 4:42pm
What about "Something Going Wrong" by Chickenfoot? I know, it's a fairly recent song, but Satch did a really good job on this one.
June 20, 2013 at 2:53pm
Alice In Chains never played in Drop D. When they played in dropped tuning, it was always Drop C#. That gave them their unique sound.
June 20, 2013 at 12:52pm
I iagree with all of these on the list ....BUT ...how can you do a "greatest" 12 string list and not include any Leo Kottke?
Just another "list" travesty I guess.
July 24, 2013 at 5:16pm
Agreed. Whoever came up with this list needs to have their credentials revoked.
Leo Kottke is essential in any 12-string guitar discussion.
June 20, 2013 at 12:20pm
Here's a few more;
The Song Remains The Same
Best Of My Love
Thank You
Livin Lovin Maid
Hey Hey What Can I Do
Crazy Little Thing Called Love
Not Fade Away
You Got To Hide Your Love Away
You Can't Do That
Life By The Drop
Can't Explain
and the one that should be in the top 5 Suite Maddam Blue
May 24, 2013 at 9:11pm
Personally, and I know I'm going to take some flak for this simply because of the band, but Styx's "Suite Madame Blue" is a brilliant 12-string song, in my opinion. Just throwing that out there.
May 17, 2012 at 10:54am
The Eagle's Glen Frey wishes he could play like that! It was Don Felder of The Eagles who wrote the music for Hotel California and played it up until 2001 when he was fired. Steuart (strange spelling) Smith plays with the remaining two Eagles. (Henley and Frey). Schmidt, Walsh, and Smith are still paid contractors. Henley has everything they do not get a cut of, removed from the internet as you see above.
A great list. Thank you.Love that Maggie May intro!
October 01, 2011 at 5:22pm
you got it geddylee. why no vasaline machine gun?
September 30, 2011 at 1:30pm
The Rooftop Singers early 60s version of "Walk Right In, Sit Right Down" showed what two big 12-string guitars can do. The 12-string lead part is especially tasty.
September 30, 2011 at 12:05pm
I agree with most of the listings here, but I beg to differ on the fact that Bruce Springsteen's 'The River' didn't make the cut.
September 29, 2011 at 11:06pm
They have no Yes songs like Awaken or And You And I. They should have at least one of those on the list. And Steve Howe played lead lines on Awaken on a 12 string electric guitar. With And You And I he played an acoustic guitar. I can see The Eagles, The Beatles, The Who, Supertramp, Rush and Jimi belong on the list some of the others I question when you left Yes or I should say Steve Howe off the list.
September 29, 2011 at 10:22pm
hmmm ... I think someone at GW should google Leo Kottke
July 22, 2011 at 10:53am
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Can anyone identify the font used in the end credits of Disney's Tangled?
Not certain these bouncy and tipsy letters are a font. If so I hope someone spots it for you.
Here are some fonts I like in this style.
Three from Filmotype: Orlando http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/filmotype/orlando/Filmotype Parade http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/filmotype/parade/ and Panama http://www.myfonts.com/fonts/filmotype/panama/
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The Brandywine Country Club, located in historic Brandywine Valley, was founded September 10, 1945. Its beginnings were the shared idea of a number of prominent area businessmen. Meeting regularly in a downtown Wilmington storefront, these founding members discussed a common concern-there increasing need for a quality golf course. The obvious solution quickly became a unanimous decision to form their own club and build a new golf course. Drawing on the support of friends and well wishers, the planners purchased land and a three-bedroom farmhouse on Route 202. In 1985, the old clubhouse and land adjacent to Route 202 was sold and a new clubhouse was built on Shipley Road. For sixty-five years, the Brandywine Country Club has enjoyed an outstanding reputation for its first-rate golf course and inviting atmosphere. Today that tradition of excellence and hospitality continues.
WHAT WOMEN WANT IN A COUNTRY CLUB…WARMTH: With 65 years of experience in Hospitality; we are committed to providing exceptional service to our guests. Our friendly staff is waiting to welcome you.HEALTH: A game of golf on our beautiful greens, a tennis match on our har-tru courts or relaxing by the pool…beginner or expert,..we offer options for fitness & relaxing. The Pub also offers a variety of healthy salads and wraps to keep you energized.FUN: Exciting events are held throughout the year that are perfect for individuals, couples & groups of friends & family! We also specialize in private events such as Weddings, Proms, Birthday Parties, Business Meetings and more. With multiple rooms & the ability to accommodate up to 350 guests, the party is sure to go on!CREATIVITY: Our staff has superior credentials in menu planning with a variety of multi-cultural cuisines. Every menu is customized just for you to ensure your event is everything you imagined.
Harry joined the Brandywine Country Club in 2000 and was appointed Club President as well as General Manager in 2009. Prior to BCC; Harry served 8 years in the United States Air Force where he gained his computer skills and hands on experience in the food & beverage industry. He also worked at Sun Oil Company for 14 years and has been a small business owner since 1982. Harry stays active in the community and is involved with a variety of associations, fundraisers & charity organizations including: Chichester Business Association; LPGA Tournament benefiting the Ronald McDonald House; Delaware Special Olympics; CBS United Organization for Diabetes Awareness; "Folds of Honor" benefiting spouses and children of our lost military heroes; involvement with committees and programs for kidney transplant donors/recipients & diabetes.
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By Kevin Copeland, D.O.
Each year, millions of women across America proudly wear their distinctive pink ribbons for an entire month to raise public awareness of breast cancer, a disease that takes the lives of approximately 40,000 women annually. Yet, as the American public focuses on breast cancer, a silent killer is also taking the lives of nearly a half-million women in the United States each year. In fact, cardiovascular disease is, by far, the leading cause of death in the United States. Not just a disease of America's aging population, a recent study from the American Journal of Cardiology cited that women ages 45 to 54 years of age have an almost equal risk of dying from cardiovascular disease as from breast cancer; currently, this risk alarmingly increases as women grow older. Of course, it should be noted that cardiovascular disease not only refers to heart disease, but also encompasses the risk of stroke.
Stroke is the leading cause of disability in the United States and is responsible for almost 140,000 deaths annually, 60% of which are women. In fact, strokes are the third leading cause of death in American women. Studies have shown that the risk of having a stroke also varies by ethnicity. African-American females are statistically twice as likely to suffer a stroke as Caucasian women. Hispanic women's risk of stroke is more than the risk to Caucasian women but less than the risk to African American women. In 2009, approximately 35% of people hospitalized for stroke were younger than 65 years of age. Although these statistics sound alarming, it is estimated that 80% are preventable.
The major risk factors for having a stroke are high blood pressure, high cholesterol, and smoking – all of which are controllable. Other factors that can contribute to the risk of stroke include diabetes, lack of exercise and being overweight. Additionally, risk factors also exist that are unique to women, such as hormone replacement therapy, those who suffer with migraines, and oral contraceptives. Fortunately, over the past ten years, increasing numbers of women have become more aware of these sobering statistics, and have taken a more active role in their own healthcare. Since 2003, when the first National Wear Red Day took place, women have been fighting back through research and education. In fact, there has been a 34% decrease in the number of women dying from cardiovascular disease has been enjoyed. Female smoking rates have decreased and more are now getting into physical fitness programs.
The upcoming National Wear Red Day takes place on February 6, 2015. As awareness of cardiovascular disease risk grows, concerned women of the Delaware Valley will hopefully rise to the occasion and wear the color red proudly. Even more, may each one also reflect on their own healthy lifestyle choices, the health of other family members, and the healthy lifestyle of their friends in the ongoing battle against cardiovascular disease.
Dr. Copeland has been a member of Cardiology Physicians, P.A. since July of 2014. He began his studies in Radiologic Technology, after which, he obtained a Bachelor of Science degree at Neumann University in December of 2000 where he graduated with honors. Dr. Copeland then went on to attend medical school at the Philadelphia College of Osteopathic Medicine. His post-graduate training in Internal Medicine took place at Christiana Care Health Systems Program from July 2006 until June of 2009 followed by an additional year where he was nominated to serve as the Chief Resident for the Medicine Program at Christiana Care Health Systems. He began his fellowship in Cardiology the following year and was elected the Chief Cardiology Fellow from July 2012- June 2013. After completing his fellowship in Cardiology, he continued an additional year of fellowship with concentration in Interventional Cardiology.
Dr. Copeland was awarded Physician Ambassador for the Cardiovascular Critical Care Unit and Nurse Physician Partner for both, 2012 and 2013.
Dr. Copeland has presented and published several abstracts and manuscripts in both general and interventional cardiology. He has a stong interest in interventional cardiology, the diagnosis and interventional treatment of peripheral vascular disease and cardiac hemodynamics.
Dr. Copeland is Board Certified in Internal Medicine from the American Board of Internal Medicine. Dr. Copeland's professional associations include memberships in American College of Physicians, American Medical Association, and American Osteopathic Association. He is also a fellow of at the American College of Cardiology.
Dr. Copeland was born and raised, and currently resides in Delaware with his wife Lori and their three children: Emily, Owen and Landon. In his spare time, Dr. Copeland enjoys spending time with his family, going to the beach, and serving as an assistant soccer coach. He is also an avid college football fan in addition to following the local Philadelphia sports teams.
By Brian & Rob Frederick
Safe, drinkable tap water was once a given, but many people now doubt its safety and dislike its taste.
Many people have resorted to bottled water, which is expensive, inconvenient and environmentally unfriendly. Now there's a better solution.
You can once again have safe, delicious drinking water straight from the tap. Joseph Frederick & Sons' water filtration team can test, diagnose, and treat your water so that you can be confident in its safety and happy with its quality.
Joseph Frederick & Sons can provide you with an inexpensive reverse-osmosis (RO) filter – or a whole-house system that will remove particles, cloudiness, rust, colors, and odors from your water. The RO filter mounts under your sink, or in the basement below your sink, providing you with unlimited fresh, purified water every day, without polluting the environment with plastic bottles.
Did you know:
• Drinking tap water costs about $0.23 per day for a family of four, compared to about $1.25 per day for bottled water.
• Bottled water produces up to 1.5 million tons of plastic waste per year.
• That plastic requires up to 47 million gallons of oil per year to produce.
• More than 80 percent of plastic bottles are simply thrown away, not recycled.
Want to learn more about saving money by drinking better water? Call our Service Department at (302) 994-5786.
Our Company History…
Joseph Frederick & Sons has been in business for over 65 years. Our grandfather started this business in 1947 with one truck, a willingness to work hard, and a sense of integrity. Today, four generations later, we are proud to say that the name Joseph Frederick & Sons means the best in residential and commercial air conditioning, electrical systems, heating, and plumbing. The core values on which our family's business was first built remain its cornerstone – our sense
of integrity, dependability, and quality workmanship has withstood the test of time.
Our Employees…
Our Service technicians, sales departments, and customer service representatives are a part of our family, sharing our family values and high standards of quality. We are confident and willing to place a warranty on all of our work and products, all of the times, no matter what. We employ NATE-certified installation and service technicians, which means we provide our customers with the very best service possible.
Our Bath & Kitchen Renovation Department…
Great kitchens and bathrooms are more than just pretty cabinets and nice color combinations. To create a truly great kitchen or bathroom, the plumbing, air flow and electrical planning must be a part of the initial designing process, rather than being shoehorned in at the end. That's why Joseph Frederick & Sons is the company to call when it's time to remodel your kitchen or bathroom. With more than 65 years of expertise in heating, cooling, plumbing and electrical services, we work with you every step of the way, from design through installation, so your new kitchen or bathroom will be well-made both inside and out. We work with top-quality suppliers to ensure that you get the very best cabinets, fixtures, and flooring. To set up a free consultation, contact us today.
Contact us…
Thank you for considering Joseph Frederick & Sons for your home's air conditioning, electrical, heating, and plumbing and bath & kitchen remodeling needs.
We are located at 810 Stanton Road in the Marshallton area of Wilmington, Delaware. Business hours are
7:30am-4:30pm with 24 Hour Emergency Service. Visit us today at our website, www.jfrederickandsons.com,
check us out on Facebook, or contact us at (302) 994-5786. We look forward to serving you!
Our Testimonials…
What more could I ask? As always, Joseph Frederick & Sons exceeded my expectations! Have had your company for many years and have always had house issues…resolved by your company quickly, with courtesy and professionally! ~ Customer from Middletown, DE
Your employee was very much in charge and in control of my renovation needs. I am quite impressed with how he led the project. He kept his crew well informed which bolstered my confidence and exceeded my expectations for a job well done.
The crew was prompt, pleasant, and their craftsmanship was notable. I am proud of the work that was in my home. I highly recommended your company for any of the services you proved. ~ Customer from Wilmington
Let's make 2015 the year to make a long-term commitment to invest in yourself! By starting with these small changes to your routine, you'll enjoy the "new you" throughout this New Year.
Invest in nutrition. One of the best ways to get your skin, hair, and body back in shape is healthy food choices. A Nutrition Counselor can help you formulate a personalized diet plan to correct nutritional deficiencies and alleviate health symptoms. And don't forget the water. A well-nourished, hydrated body is a beautiful body!
Invest in Good Skin Care. We're currently seeing a trend among women who are seeking less invasive options for healthier, beautiful skin. Since there is such diversity among skin types and conditions, and a myriad of products to treat them, you don't want to go it alone! Start by scheduling an appointment for a consultation with a licensed esthetician. They possess the training to guide you in choosing the best treatments and products for your skin. Skin care products available to the professional esthetician have a much higher percentage of active ingredients to give you results you'll be thrilled with. Serums, for instance, are the powerhouses of skincare lines. They contain the most potent dose of anti-aging ingredients – antioxidants, peptides, and skin brighteners, available without a prescription to give you amazing results at home.
There are a remarkable variety of non-invasive, in-spa treatments that can dramatically increase the efficacy of the products your esthetician recommends for you.
Microdermabrasion has long been proven as a non-surgical way to rejuvenate the skin by stimulating blood flow, which increases the nutrition delivered to skin cells. This improves cell production, which improves skin's elasticity and texture.
LED light therapy is another noninvasive treatment using near-infrared and infrared light to heal and combat the signs of aging. According to a study by NCBI, subjects showed improvement in photo aging by week 12 and an even more significant improvement in wrinkles around the eye area.
Hydra-Facial, MD is an innovative, in-spa treatment that uses a patented, Vortex Technology that gives immediate, visible results that continue to improve skin health over time. The results are rated two levels above IPL with no downtime, no peeling, and no pain! Consult your esthetician for more information. Sanctuary Spa is offering complimentary thirty minute consultations to Women's Journal readers, just mention this article when you schedule your appointment.
Invest in sleep. There never seems to be enough time in the day to get everything done, but don't let that to-do list cut into your shuteye. Sleep plays a critical role in immune function, metabolism, memory, learning, and other vital functions, including your skin.
Invest in downtime. I read recently that stress often causes us to want to get away; escape, even for a few hours, to shut off from external stimulation. Day Spas can be a real blessing in providing the opportunity to invest in "me" time. It's a break from your work, your family, your friends…to slow down and de-stress. Day Spas are a great resource for the help you need to implement these simple changes so you can start reaping the benefits of investing in you!
It isn't just about the pampering; it's about investing in your well being.
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You might be surprised to learn which foods can help you balance blood sugar. By injecting a little of the classical Mediterranean culture into your lifestyle, and walking regularly, you can reap the rewards of the latest scientific research for preventing or curing type 2 diabetes.
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Winona Ryder's plight to get her pretty mug back on the big screen might come off.
The actress, who has let it be known that she'd be up to do, well, any sequel to her past catalogue of hits (specifically "Heathers" though), offers The Daily Beast a nice wink, giggle and smirk when quizzed about her involvement in the soon-to-happen "Beetlejuice" sequel.
Ryder, asked whether she might be joining director Tim Burton and star Michael Keaton on the sequel to their 1988 hit, says "I'm kind of sworn to secrecy…But it sounds like it might be happening."
The actress, who made somewhat of a comeback a couple of years back in Aronofsky's deadly dancer flick "Black Swan", says some folks are concerned that the sequel will stink, and tarnish the memory of the original, but she's confident it'll be great (and you would be too if you were being paid a couple of million).
Ryder was immediately intrigued by the idea.
"It's not a remake," Ryder revealed. "It's 27 years later. And I have to say, I love Lydia [Deetz, Ryder's teenage goth character] so much. She was such a huge part of me. I would be really interested in what she is doing 27 years later."
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I though they were describing Google Play Services, which I understand call do all of those things. Except obivously, that Google is not evil..
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I though they were describing Google Play Services, which I understand call do all of those things. Except obivously, that Google is not evil..
This is a known bug that has already been fixed. You should complain to whoever maintains the Debian package to include the patch.
Very different, Netflix licenses the content from the copyright owners. So this case is about regulatory oversight, not about copyrights. In particular, it's about knowing if Netflix has to pay to produce "canadian content", it's about knowing if there will be any Canadian TV in the future or not. And the big problem is that English Canadians like the idea of Canadian TV, but they don't watch it and aren't ready to pay for it, they'd rather watch Americans shows, etc.
French Canada (Quebec) is a whole different matter because there is a cultural and language barrier that keeps foreign content as 2nd tier.
systemd's big feature of the alternatives is that is also supervises running deamons after they've been started. OpenRC (and baselayout 1.x, it's predecessor), tried to do it, but in a half-hearted way that never really worked. That why we have the "zap" command to tell the init system "you think this daemon is running, but it's actually not". With systemd, this kind of thing can no happen because it actually uses modern kernel features to keep track.
PolicyKit specifically can be compiled to use consolekit instead of systemd for session tracking.
Except that, last I heard, Lennart is also the maintainer of ConsoleKit, and he has officially declared it dead in favor of systemd-logind. Seriously, the reason everyone choses systemd is because it's just better. And as a former Gentoo dev with a good knowledge of openrc, systemd is one or two levels above.
I don't get Uber. In Montreal, they offer their service, but they actually work with licensed taxis, at the official regulated price, just like any other taxi company. I don't understand why they can do it here, but make a big thing about it in other cities.
Don't forget Amazon EC2, etc.. Where you can get Ubuntu for cheap or RHEL for more $$ with a subscription, but installing CentOS you have to go through the "Store", I'm sure RedHat would prefer if people installed CentOS instead of Ubuntu..
Switching between the two distributions (or even Scientific Linux) is already as easy as switching repos and updating a few branding specific packages. I'd imagine that Red Hat would make the process even easier to do so in the next release.
Actually their FAQ says that isn't an option, you have to re-install from scratch to get an officially supported system (as the binaries are not exactly the same).
Sorta... well no, It's still highly illegal and you can get sued for making an illegal copy.
For example: some Canadians got sued for coping "Hurt Locker" (The erotic comedy about two gay shoe store employees and their love of leather uppers.)
This is entirely untrue, in Canada, making copies of AUDIO recoding for personal use IS legal.. This only applies to Audio content, not to movies, etc. This is also why the levy is only on CDs, not on DVDs for example.
>> how chat apps have overtaken SMS. Yeah, they are cheap.
Chat apps are cheap? I thought they were all free.
WhatsApp (the most popular one) is not free...
This experiment will be over in 9 months without a large infusion of capital.
Good thing that Google is giving Mozilla $300 million/year then
Get rid of the car... Won't Obamacare include you in the medicaid soon?
Capital gains is also normally irrelevant to all but the "pretty rich"
Buy a house for $200K, sell it for $300K years later would be $100K in capitol gains. Many people who are not "pretty rich" do that. Then there are 401K's, Small stock portfolios, etc.
For that specific use-case, you can use the Canadian model, where capital gains on one's primary residence are not taxable, this covers the 99%.
Interesting that you can write an entire review of Enyo without mentioning that it comes from WebOS...
It's too late for this round. For the same reason that no one can replace Windows on the desktop, nothing will displace iOS/Android on "slabs with a large touchscreen". There are too many applications written, too many people who rely on them, they will not switch for something that's more or less the same, but different. People will switch only if it's something radically different, a new category of devices, just like Apple created with the original iPhone or the iPad, they're just not comparable to previous feature phones (or even previous "smartphones"). Windows Phone and BB10 are DOA, no one wants them, it's too late. They're like the DRDOS and the OS/2 of smartphones.
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Orinda man arrested for indecent exposure in Danville
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a resident of Danville
on Jan 1, 2010 at 7:50 pm
Awesome news! So glad the police have stayed with this and have (hopefully) found the guy.
a resident of Danville
on Jan 1, 2010 at 8:09 pm
Now he can flash his cell buddy.
a resident of Danville
on Jan 4, 2010 at 8:38 am
Bail was set at $10K! Wow, guess the judge didn't think this was very serious.
a resident of Danville
on Jan 5, 2010 at 11:11 am
I believe that this guy, who has been flashing children, has a 6 year old child. If so, that's frightening. Hopefully Children's Services has made a visit. A warrant for his harddrive wouldn't be a bad idea either.
a resident of Danville
on Jan 7, 2010 at 2:13 pm
I guess this story implies he might be the one from the Iron Horse trail?
Yeah, $10K is bullpucky. That's only $1,000 that he has to put out, isn't it?
a resident of Alamo
on Jan 11, 2010 at 12:07 pm
I think the guy's wife is a child photographer. Poor wife. The guy told reporters he did this because he was under a lot of stress. Guess we're suposed to feel sorry for him. I know when Iam stressed, it really helps to go around exposing myself to children.
a resident of Diablo
on Jan 11, 2010 at 12:43 pm
Without minimizing the nastiness of this situation or its effects on its various victims, I am reminded of Sir David Niven's comment about a streaker at the Oscars: he just didn't understand people who were so willing to advertise their shortcomings...
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