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Two main groups of health professionals employ acupuncture techniques in their clinical work. The main group are professional traditional acupuncturists who have normally completed a 3,500 hour, degree level training in line with the recommendations of the World Health Organisation.
The training includes the study of conventional clinical sciences as well as formal instruction in an authentic holistic tradition of a medical practice that has been established in China over the last 2,500 years. This is the style of acupuncture recognised by many governments which have legal licensing of its practice, such as those of China, Japan, Australia and the US. Traditional acupuncture is practiced by over 1 million acupuncturists worldwide. The other group consists of conventional medical practitioners such as doctors, physiotherapists and nurses who also use needling methods as an adjunct to their professional practice. This style of acupuncture, often called dry needling, has also become known as Western Medical Acupuncture.
Both styles of practice are governed by their own professional bodies. The British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) is the leading self-regulatory body for the practice of traditional acupuncture in the UK. It was formed in 1995 from five precursor bodies, the oldest of which was established in the early 60s. It now has over 3000 members. The first and foremost aim of the council is to protect and safeguard the public interest by maintaining high standards of education, ethics, discipline and safe practice amongst its members. BAcC-registered acupuncturists are trained in relevant aspects of Western medicine including anatomy, physiology, pharmacology and pathology. This enables the properly trained and qualified professional acupuncturist to recognise when it is in the patient's best interest to be referred on for other specialist care.
Training standards in traditional acupuncture at most of the UK University and College courses are assessed and guaranteed by the British Acupuncture Accreditation Board. Details of these courses and the accreditation process can be found at http://www.baab.co.uk/study-acupuncture/accredited-courses.html
Registered practitioners in conventional medicine, mostly doctors and physiotherapists, are overseen by the British Medical Acupuncture Society (BMAS) which was founded in 1980 to encourage the use of dry needling acupuncture techniques, and by the Acupuncture Association of Chartered Physiotherapists (AACP) established as a special interest group within the Chartered Society of Physiotherapists (CSP). Doctors and physios are eligible to join these bodies on completion of accredited programmes, but these are postgraduate courses of much shorter duration than traditional acupuncture training. The acupuncture or dry needling taught in these courses is seen very much as a limited technique within the wider scope of practice of the professionals who use it.
What actually is it about traditional acupuncture which makes it entirely different from what conventional medical professionals do? 'Traditional' means that the practitioner is trained to use an approach to diagnosis and treatment that has evolved over the past few thousand years in China, Japan and other countries of East Asia. It is an authentic medical tradition which explains how each person's symptoms and signs can be interpreted to establish a diagnosis of the underlying imbalances in their overall patterns of health and well-being. Each and every piece of information is relevant to building up this picture, and that can include changes seen in the complexion, in body shape and movement, changes in the tongue and information gained from palpation of the pulse and the body as a whole. This is a very heuristic and patient-centered approach that leads to a formal diagnosis in the technical terms of traditional Chinese medicine.
Once the practitioner has diagnosed the nature and cause of the imbalance a treatment plan will be devised which will be unique and specific to the patient. The treatment is then carried out by inserting ultra fine sterile disposable needles into selected acupuncture points on the body. Traditionally-trained acupuncturists may also use a heat treatment (moxabustion), cupping therapy or other forms of physical stimulation.
Whilst there is still a great deal of scope for more studies to be done, over 10,000 clinical trials into acupuncture have already been published and a great deal is known about the way that it works.
The British Acupuncture Council has produced a series of Fact Sheets, published on its website, (http://www.acupuncture.org.uk/category/a-to-z-of-conditions/a-to-z-of-conditions.html) on the effectiveness of acupuncture in addressing a number of conditions, and these all include an extensive discussion of the evidence available. Each year 2.3 million traditional acupuncture treatments are carried out in the UK, making it one of the most popular complementary therapies. The National Institute for Health Care Excellence, NICE, in 2009, based on the evidence available, recommended the use of acupuncture as a treatment option for lower back pain and in 2012 for migraines and tension type headaches.
Policy statement
The British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) is committed to providing a good quality service in dealing with members of the public, practitioners and other professional organisations. It takes all complaints seriously and sees them as an important tool for continually improving our service.
In considering complaints we aim to apply the Parliamentary and Health Service Ombudsman's Principles of Good Administration, which are:
Anyone who comes into contact with our organisation and who is unhappy or dissatisfied with the service they receive can complain. For example, you may wish to complain about the way we answered your query or correspondence or any delay in getting back to you.
We have a three-stage process for dealing with your complaint. If you remain dissatisfied at any stage, you have the option of taking your complaint to the next stage.
Stage 1
Contact the manager of the member of staff who has been dealing with your matter
Stage 2
Chief Executive OfficerBritish Acupuncture Council,63 Jeddo Road,London W12 9HQ
phone 020 8735 1200fax 020 8735 0404
Stage 3
We will acknowledge receipt of your complaint within seven working days and aim to give you a full response within twenty-eight days. On rare occasions this might take longer, if there is a lack of documentary evidence or the matter needs further investigation.
Click here to view the current Professional Conduct Committee findings and orders
What to do if you are unhappy about the service you have received from your practitioner
Step 1
Express your concerns to your practitioner or if he/she works in a larger practice, to the practice manager either by phone, by letter, by email or in person.
Step 2
If you remain unhappy you can make a complaint to the British Acupuncture Council by letter, fax or mail marked Private and Confidential. We will need:
If you find it difficult to make your complaint in writing please let us know and we will help you.
Our contact details:
phone 020 8735 1205fax 020 8735 0404
Step 3
The Ethics Department will check to see if the BAcC can deal with your complaint or concern. The BAcC can only deal with matters which relate to:
If the BAcC can deal with your complaint the Ethics Department will send you some forms to complete, together with information about complaints.
Please note, the BAcC cannot grant compensation, however all our members are covered by comprehensive professional indemnity insurance, details of which can be obtained from the BAcC or from your practitioner.
Since February 2013, patients and the public have been able to choose an acupuncturist belonging to a register vetted and approved by the Professional Standards Authority for Health and Social Care. The BAcC's register has been accredited under a new scheme set up by the Department of Health and administered by an independent body which is accountable to Parliament.
Acupuncturists on the BAcC's register will be able to display the Accredited Voluntary Register quality mark, a sign that they belong to a register which meets the Professional Standards Authority's robust standards.
Nick Pahl, CEO for the BAcC said:"The quality mark will give extra peace of mind for anyone looking for an acupuncturist, letting them know that anyone who holds the mark is committed to high standards. The BAcC is pleased to offer the quality mark to acupuncturists that meet the far reaching standards of our register, as approved by the Professional Standards Authority."
Harry Cayton, Chief Executive of the Professional Standards Authority said:"We are very pleased to accredit BAcC's register of acupuncturists. Bringing their members into a broad framework of assurance is good for patient, service users and the public and is the best way to promote quality. The scheme offers enhanced consumer protection to anyone looking for health and social care services, and gives BAcC registered acupuncturists the opportunity to demonstrate their commitment."
Accreditation does not imply that the Authority has assessed the merits of individuals on the register. This remains the responsibility of the BAcC.
Accreditation means that the BAcC's register meets the Professional Standards Authority's high standards in governance, standard-setting, education and training, management, complaints and information.
Further information on the accredited voluntary register scheme is available at www.professionalstandards.org.uk/voluntary-register
1. The names of all members shall appear on the register together with their practice details. It shall be the duty of each member to inform the Membership Manager of any changes.
2. Only in exceptional circumstances will consideration be given not to include the member's name and/or practice details on the publicly available register.
Such circumstances shall include:
3. Members who inform the Membership Manager in writing that they intend to retire within 12 months will be allowed to remove their practice details, although not their names, from the register to enable them to wind down their practices.
4. In the event that the circumstances outlined in Para 2, subsections 1-4, do not provide clear evidence of a need to remove the member's name or practice details from the publicly available Register, the Membership Manager will refer the case to the Registrar for further consideration.
5. The Registrar's decision relating to any matters raised under Par 2 sections 1-5 will be final and not subject to further appeal.
The British Acupuncture Council's Governing Board (GB) is made up of five practitioner members (including the Chair) and four lay representatives. The Board ensures that the BAcC meets its responsibilities to promote the benefits of traditional acupuncture as a valid system of healthcare; safeguard the public; promote members' interests and uphold benchmark standards of education and practice. Members of all the GB and BAcC committees and advisory groups agree to abide by the seven key principles of public office - the Nolan Principles. At every meeting of the GB its members are required to declare any conflicts of interest. The GB regularly reviews its good governance practice.
Current practitioner members on the BAcC Governing Board are Charles Buck (chair), Ron Bishop, Ming Cheng, Isobel Cosgrove, and Philip Rose-Neil. Current lay representatives on the BAcC Governing Board are David Abrahams, Charles Cecil, Shelley Adams and Peter Ward. In addition, non-voting attendees of the BAcC Governing Board include a lay Treasurer, Rob Strange MBE, and a Company Secretary, John Wheeler.
The GB is helped by a number of subcommittees and advisory groups working on specific areas, including finance, education, professional conduct, and research. Appropriate lay representation ensures that the BAcC's processes for developing policies and guidelines are fair, transparent, free from bias, and serve the public interest at all times. A patient and public involvement group reviews the BAcC's Strategy, Business Plans, and public facing activity, such as complaints procedures. Please contact us for an up-to-date list of BAcC subcommittees and advisory groups.
Dates of Governing Board (GB) meetings for 2015 are Monday, 9 February 2015, Thursday, 11 June 2015, and Friday, 16 October 2015. If you wish to attend a Governing Board meeting as an Observer, please review the policy below for more information and contact details.
At the last GB on 16TH October 2014 the meeting reviewed the following areas, which are of public interest:
The day-to-day work of the BAcC is carried out in our West London office by a small experienced team, led by Chief Executive Officer Nick Pahl. Many of the staff are qualified acupuncturists who also offer skills in other specialist areas; the rest of the team bring vital knowledge and experience from other fields of business. This wide spread of expertise helps us provide a rapid and authoritative response to both members of the public and our members.
The BAcC funds several important initiatives including: the British Acupuncture Accreditation Board (BAAB), an independent body responsible for setting standards in teaching institutions providing undergraduate training in acupuncture; the Acupuncture Research Resource Centre (ARRC), which provides information, advice and support on research to acupuncturists; and the European Journal of Oriental Medicine (EJOM), published twice a year.
The BAcC is also a founder member of the European Traditional Chinese Medicine Association (ETCMA).
The Data Protection Act 1998 (DPA) was passed in order to implement the European Data Protection Directive and applies to all personal data which are held either electronically or in a manual filing system.
The British Acupuncture Council (BAcC) is committed to a policy of protecting the rights and freedoms of individuals with respect to the processing of their personal data.
The BAcC holds personal information about individuals such as employees, members, applicants, subcontractors, suppliers and others, defined as 'data subjects' in the Act. Such data must only be processed in accordance with this policy. Any breach of the policy may result in the BAcC, as the registered 'data controller', being liable in law for the consequences of the breach. This liability may extend to the individual processing the data, and to his/her line manager under certain circumstances.
All data users must comply with the eight data protection principles. The principles define how data can be legally processed. 'Processing' includes obtaining, recording, holding or storing information and carrying out any operations on the data, including adaptation, alteration, use, disclosure, transfer, erasure, and destruction.
The DPA defines both 'personal data' and 'sensitive personal data'. Data users must ensure that the necessary conditions are satisfied for the processing of personal data and in addition that the extra, more stringent, conditions are satisfied for the processing of sensitive personal data.
Personal data has a broad ranging definition and can include not only items such as home and work address, age, telephone number and schools attended but also photographs and other images. Sensitive personal data consists of racial/ethnic origin, political opinion, religious or similar beliefs, trade union membership, physical or mental health or condition, sexual life and criminal record.
All members of BAcC staff, Board members, committee members and subcontractors have a responsibility to ensure compliance with the Act and this policy, and to develop and encourage good information handling practices, within their areas of responsibility. All users of personal data within the BAcC have a responsibility to ensure that they process the data in accordance with the eight data protection principles and the other conditions set down in the DPA.
The BAcC will perform periodic audits to ensure compliance with this policy and the Act and to ensure that the notification is kept up to date.
The BAcC's HR and facilities manager is responsible for ensuring compliance with the Data Protection Act and implementation of this policy on behalf of the BAcC. She can be contacted at:
British Acupuncture Council63 Jeddo RoadLondon W12 9HQ
The Act gives data subjects a right to access personal data held about them by the BAcC, and allows the BAcC to charge a fee for such access (up to a prescribed maximum). The BAcC will seek to take an approach which facilitates access to their personal data by individuals without them having to make formal subject access requests under the Act, whilst acting within the data protection principles. A record must be kept of all requests for access to personal data.
All formal subject access requests must be responded to within the terms laid down by the Act, and must be notified to the chief executive and HR and facilities manager as soon as they are received.
The BAcC aims to comply with requests for access to personal information as quickly as possible but will ensure that it is provided within 40 days of receipt of a request unless there is good reason for delay. In such cases, the reason for delay will be explained in writing to the individual making the request. The BAcC will normally charge the prescribed maximum fee (currently £10) for subject access requests.
The need to process data for normal purposes will have been communicated to all data subjects. In some cases, if the data is sensitive, for example information about health, race or gender, express consent to process the data must be obtained. Processing may be necessary to operate BAcC policies, such as health and safety and equal opportunities.
Personal data must only be kept for the length of time necessary to perform the processing for which it was collected. Some forms of data need to be retained longer than others to comply with legal and other requirements. This applies to both electronic and non-electronic personal data.
All BAcC users of personal data must ensure that all personal data they hold is kept securely. They must ensure that it is not disclosed to any unauthorised third party in any form either accidentally or otherwise.
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The Register is published by the British Acupuncture Council on an annual basis, and contains the publicly available contact details for BAcC members worldwide.This latest issue was produced in March 2012.
Some members are ex-directory, so if you wish to verify that an acupuncturist is a member of the BAcC, you may also call the British Acupuncture Council on 020 8735 0400
If you are looking for a practitioner near you, use the postcode search at the top of the page.
The BAcC aims to publish within seven days of a decision the names of those members in respect of whom it has investigated allegations and found the allegations to be well founded. It will also publish alongside the finding the section of either the Code of Professional Conduct or Code of Safe Practice of which they were found to be in breach, and the steps (if any) taken by the Committee in respect of the member so named.
Orders imposed by the Committee have been made to:
What the orders mean
This section contains details of acupuncturists whose registration has been suspended pending the investigation or the final determination of a complaint. Any practitioner who is subject to a Suspension Order cannot call themselves a BAcC member during the period of suspension.
This section contains details of acupuncturists who have recently been the subject of a decision by the Professional Conduct Committee and the sanction imposed , together with the paragraph/s of the Code of Professional Conduct (CoP) and/ or Code of Safe Practice (CoSP) breached. . The committee has the power to deliver a fine, an admonishment, impose conditions of practice, suspend the acupuncturist's registration for a set period, or permanently remove the acupuncturist's name from the Register.
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Andy Schumpert Brentwood High School GPA: 4.2 Athletic Achievement: Basketball All Region Tournament Team (sophomore year) Junior Year, Football: 30 catches, 800 yards, 8 touch downs Basketball: District MVP, Region All-Tournament Team, State All-Tournament Team, State All-Tournament,16 PPG, 6 Rebounds, Williamson County Player of the Year. Community Involvement: Went to Belize this past Summer on a mission trip with Clearview Church, has coached a 3rd grade flag football team, and tutored students while in high school. |
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Michael Khoury Mt Juliet High School GPA: 4.2 Athletic Achievement: Khoury is a 3-year starter for the Mt Juliet Golden Bears and the only player to play every game on the offensive front during a 25-3 span. Community Involvement: Khoury holds a leadership position in the school's "Christmas for a Family" project that is held each year. Michael also volunteers at the school's free football camp for future Bears. Academic Achievement: Michael is an AP level student, taking dual enrollment in 2013 in AP English and AP Microeconomics. Despite scoring a nearly perfect score on his ACT the first time taking the test, he plans to take it again. |


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Traumatic injury patients that come into the Emergency Room (ER) experience orthopedic injury in the form of fractures 60% to 65% of the time, based on GlobalData's conversations with key opinion leaders. Of this population, 45%-50% are operable and require fracture repair techniques in the form of external or internal fixation. As the global population continues to grow in the emerging markets, with overcrowding and economic growth, some of the drivers for trauma fixation include motor vehicle accidents and aging.
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Winner of 2002 International Emmy Award for Documentary WIP/Trigon Production/Czech Television/Slovak Television (Slovak Republic) Synopsis: This film is the story of the courage and determination of one man who in 1939 saved 669 Czechoslovak Jewish children from the hands of the Nazis. For fifty years, Mr. Winton (aged 93) did not tell anyone about his rescue mission, not even his wife. Mr. Winton appears with a dozen of the children as Canadian CBC reporter Joe Schlesinger and film director Karel Reisz tell his story for the first time.Film on "The Last Rescuer" of the Holocaust to be Shown at Moravian College
The International Academy of Television Arts & Sciences announced the winners of the 30th International New York City on Monday, November 25, 2002.
"Nicholas Winton - The Power of Good" by Matej Minac & Patrik Pass was selected in the category of documentary.
(Bethlehem, Pennsylvania) - The Power of Good, a documentary film about Nicolas Winton, a British diplomat who provided entry visas to England for more than 700 Jewish children during the Nazi occupation of Czechoslovakia, will be shown at Moravian College at 7:00 p.m. Tuesday, November 27, in Prosser Auditorium in the Haupert Union
Building. A reception for the filmmakers will follow in the HUB lounge.
Nicolas Winton: The Power of Good will be introduced by its director, Matej Minac, and its editor and co-producer, Patrik Pass, who are also the makers of a feature film, All My Loved Ones (2002), about a Jewish family under the German occupation. In this film, Winton is a secondary character who helps a Czech Jewish family realize that the Nazi threat is real and that its children must be sent out of the country to survive.
"This event, held on the evening before Thanksgiving Break, is indeed an ideal time to consider what one could be grateful for," says Anne Dutlinger, assistant professor of art and chairman of the Art Department, which is co-sponsoring the film. "We think that the story of Winton has great appeal for a present-day audience, especially students," says Minac. "It shows that an individual has great power and can change history in a very positive way."
Winton was a junior member of the British embassy staff in Prague at the start of World War II. Realizing what the Nazis planned for the Jews of Europe, he issued British travel documents to Jewish children-and when he could not do so according to the letter of British immigration law, he provided false passports. He also helped assure that the children were placed in foster homes until their parents could claim them. However, very few of the children ever saw their parents again, as the Jews of Czechoslovakia were largely destroyed in the concentration camps.
Winton told no one of his actions for almost 50 years after the war. In the late 1990s, his wife, cleaning their attic as they prepared to move to a retirement home, found a box of passport applications and children's photographs. She asked him where they had come from, and only then did his heroic act become known.
In 1998, he was interviewed on BBC television, in front of an audience of his "children" who had been assembled secretly by the talk-show's producer. After Winton spoke in the most diffident terms about the three trainloads of children that he had sent from Prague, the interviewer asked if anyone in the audience had anything to add to his story. The audience members rose to their feet, overwhelming the old man, who began to cry as he hugged them. This poignant moment is show in the epilogue to All My Loved Ones.
Minac, a Slovakian Jew, calls Winton "the last rescuer," comparable to Oskar Schindler and Raoul Wallenberg, and wonders why no filmmaker before him was attracted to Winton's story. He had learned of Winton's role in his own survival by chance in "two tiny paragraphs" of a book called Pearls of Childhood by Vera Gissing, who had been one of Winton's children. When he talked to Gissing during the filming of All My Loved Ones, which is the story of his own family, he was surprised to find out that Winton was alive and in good health. He was able to obtain footage of the television interview and incorporate it into the feature film. Then he went back and made a full-length documentary about Winton's heroism.
Dutlinger, who has been instrumental in bringing the film and its makers to Moravian, curated the 2000 Payne Gallery exhibit Art, Music and Education as Strategies for Survival:: Theresienstadt 1941-45 and a frequent speaker about this concentration camp where Jewish artists and children created art, music, drama, and literature almost until the end of the war. In 1944 the population of Terezín was deported to Auschwitz.
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What does this offer over the standard controls that Unity offers for Mobile? It would appear you are using the same textures that Unity distribute, is this legal?
This is a drag and drop solution which is not tied to any particular game setup. I couldn't get the penelope stuff to work outside of the project, it's too closely bound to the other classes. Hence why I developed a standalone solution, that you can literally just drag and drop into your scene.
And it's very easy to setup dual-stick controls. Just drag two prefabs into your scene, and tell each one in the inspector where on - screen to reside. My code doesn't care about character controllers, etc. which the penelope stuff does. This is intended to be a completely standalone solution for thumbsticks which can be integrated into any game very rapidly and easily.
Sorry, but the standard assets (mobile) package seems to do the same thing, and you appear to be using the same graphics which came with the Unity Free download. Did you get permission to use and sell them?
If you want to use the thumbstick code that comes with the unity mobile package, then go right ahead, I'm not stopping you. I'm selling the code I have written, not the single thumbstick texture which I have used in the package. If unity complain that I have included their (freely available) texture in my package (which they haven't) then I shall replace it with a texture of my own.
If this is a simple drag and drop option this is not violating Unity3D. It is a great and effective method of getting the job done quickly Nice work p.s You mention that " code doesn't care about character controllers, etc. which the penelope stuff does. " I would like to control a small character that walks around, jumps etc...


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smelly pete 5pts I agree the wagons are better than the equivalent SUV's, but even the regular A4 wagon can't be ordered with a manual trans anymore. They would appear in my eyes to be taking away our wagon options rather than giving us more. of course it's party my fault too, I haven't bought a german lux wagon, although I do really like them.
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Google Nexus 7 now supports USB drives and SD cards without rooting! | Mobile Fun Blog Use USB drives etc via the OTG cable without rooting using this app! (havent tried it yet but sounds good.) its read only, no writing to the storage, but fine for accessing media for playback on the nexus. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.homeysoft.nexususb.importer
this flash drive is in my cart 16gb Amazon.com: SanDisk Cruzer Fit 16 GB USB Flash Drive SDCZ33-016G-B35: Electronics not sure which cable to get Amazon.com: Micro USB OTG to USB 2.0 Adapter: Cell Phones & Accessories or Amazon.com: SANOXY Micro USB Host Mode OTG Cable Flash Drive SD T-Flash Card Adapter FOR Samsung GT-i9100 i9100 Galaxy S II 2 GT-N7000 Galaxy Note: Cell Phones & Accessories
Been playing with it a bit and it's working perfectly with my otg cable and various flash drives and sd cards. Movies and music both stream perfectly. Very impressed, well worth the money.
it says that sandisk cruzer fit has average Read speed @ 16.5 MB/s is this enough for 3gb movie? those are the specs of the movies that i usually watch Format : Matroska Format version : Version 2 File size : 3.27 GiB Duration : 1h 39mn Overall bit rate : 4 704 Kbps Writing application : mkvmerge v4.1.1 ('Bouncin' Back') built on Jul 3 2010 22:54:08 Writing library : libebml v1.0.0 + libmatroska v1.0 Video ID : 1 Format : AVC Format/Info : Advanced Video Codec Format profile : email@example.com Format settings, CABAC : Yes Format settings, ReFrames : 5 frames Codec ID : V_MPEG4/ISO/AVC Duration : 1h 39mn Bit rate : 4 064 Kbps Width : 1 280 pixels Height : 688 pixels Display aspect ratio : 1.860 Frame rate : 23.976 fps Color space : YUV Chroma subsampling : 4:2:0 Bit depth : 8 bits
Yes, that's more than enough - I don't think HD video is actually that demanding. That video has a bitrate of 4.7Mb/s. Bear in mind too that a megabyte (MB) is 8x bigger than a megabit (Mb), so you're using ~0.6MB/s out of 16.5MB/s.
Hells yes! Thanks very much. This was my main motivation for considering rooting, but I really didn't want to go through the hassle. Works well, though not quite a full-fledged file explorer experience. Just moved a bunch of pdf presentations from a conference I just attended onto the Nexus 7 for the plane ride home from the little usb stick on my keychain. Works well, though it took me a moment to figure out the bottom half of the screen is reserved as a preview area. At first I thought it didn't detect all of the files.
Be aware that when you play a large file like HD movies from a thumb drive, your playback is going to stutter now and then as the device tries to keep up with the caching. You will want to copy the entire file onto your device and play it from the device. The file copy itself is pretty time consuming.
Wow, really cool. I wish this had been around earlier! You said the file copy is time consuming. That may depend on the speed of the flash drive. Some, like Patriot, are very fast (no I don't own any stock or affiliated, I am just an impressed and happy customer!!!!)
I find that it depends on the movie. Very large movies (like 1080p) that have lots of data per frame and need to be scaled down to fit on the screen do indeed have some problems playing from my sdcard, but a typical highly compressed 720p movie seems to play just fine for me with no problems.
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Great news! Edit:- What does everyone think is the best solution for portability using this app? I'd like to go with a micro SD card and a card reader with a micro USB plug but can't seem to find one. Am I just not looking hard enough? Are there any disadvantages to this vs the pen drive method?
Well i just went to the play store to download this but i get the message that my nexus 7 and my gnex are not supported, i have emailed the dev to get some help. Anyone else get this problem ??
Darn the one day i didn't check this forms earlier lol and I miss this cool app...I done a Google search and its non where to be found ..
appbrain loads apps to your phone much like the Play store. saves a list per device on its site. you can choose a bunch of apps to install and it will sync with your device all at once.
But I think they still direct you to the Play store...no sideloading. I tried to get it through Appbrain and it just directs me to the store when I direct it to install. Hopefully I'm wrong!
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Yeah, right. The only benefit to my strategy is that now I'm not sure if the extreme fatigue I'm feeling is jet-lag or just pure lack of sleep.
That's not complaining, but yet another example of me out-smarting (or, is it "out-dumbing"?) myself yet again.
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Author | Hesmondhalgh, David; Baker, Sarah Louise |
Book Title | The Handbook of Political Economy of Communications |
Editor | Janet Wasko, Graham Murdock and Helena Sousa |
Year Published | 2011 |
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