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By far the best training
workshop I've experienced in quite some time.
...An outstanding
session! Overall, this program will lead the way helping to ensure we deliver
our services consistently to all healthcare customers across the country. Our
customers cannot fail to meet commitments to their patients and we cannot fail
to meet our commitments to the healthcare system. This program will help us to
help our customers improve healthcare delivery in Canada! The principles of self
management are not only important to our organization from productivity and
business enhancing perspective, they can also be applied to our personal lives.
Now that we have the entire management team living and breathing the principles
of the Self Management system, we will want to roll it our across the country.
- Carl DeCoste, Vice President, Customer Services,
Philips Medical Systems Canada
As a new manager I
certainly took away a wealth of great ideas to assist me as I develop in this
new role with Baxter. Your presentation style created a great learning
environment. I am confident that your seminar will become part of my every day
efforts as a manager. - Beth Flaherty, Regional Manager,
Baxter Health Care Corporation
I thought it was an
exceptional program - a 9 on a scale of 10. - Joel Meyer,
District Manager, Novartis
The seminar you
conducted has had a very positive response and reaction from those who attended
and was one of the more useful seminars we have run. The attendees that I talked
with felt that they could put some of the ideas learned into practice as soon as
they return home to help them get better results. - Peter
Jones, Security First Group
The Principles of Self
Management really fit with my management style. I have used the performance
equation extensively in assisting my direct reports in dealing with areas of
strength and growth they need to pursue to build skills. I have also used some
of the concepts in conversation around performance reviews related to
controllable and non controllable issues. The self management principles just
makes my job easier and calls for greater individual accountability and
responsibility from my direct reports.
- Murray Krushel,
Manager Business Development, Assiniboine Credit Union
On behalf of the
business unit of Afore, I would like to take this opportunity to thank for your
valuable participation and presence at Afore 1st National Convention 2006. Our
goal for this event was to consolidate the bases to achieve the objectives that
we have set for ourselves and to relentlessly continue working towards our
Orange destiny, which is to become:
I am convinced that with your support and impeccable execution we
can, working as a team, generate the necessary synergy to reach our short-term
objectives in a positive Afore Way.Thank you for taking the time to share with
us your vision and strategy,
- Guillermo Escalante, Chief
Executive Officer (AFORE), ING Mexico
Self management training
was a very positive experience for me. I learned many new things including the
importance of building on my strengths as opposed to the old idea of focusing on
trying to only improve my weaknesses. I've learned the importance of recognizing
the Controllables and the Uncontrollables in my life and how I am 100%
responsible for my attitude in spite of what is going on around me. I have also
implemented two admission tickets that have already proven to benefit my life.
- Stephanie F. Wiens, Community Account Manager,
Reading the book was
inspiring and I strongly believe I am a better person for having read it. It was
very insightful of you and the company to have included it in your staff
training program. I can assure you that the performance of the staff here will
improve by this approach. This material should also be recommended reading for
young adults entering college/university. This book will help them to form a
good foundation in Self-Management, a key necessity to ensuring individual
success. Thanks for the opportunity.
- Melord Johnson,
Staff Accountant, Sidler & Company LLP
Our association with SMG
has definitely improved our advisor recruiting process. We consistently attract
& screen significantly more applicants than we did before, and the quality
of our selected recruits is aligned with our ideal profile more than 90% of the
time. We also enjoy considerable cost savings generated by the online profile
administration system. - Kevin Netterfield, VP Advisor
Network Development, ING Wealth Management
I have a lot of very
successful experience using the Self Management Group here in the US. At my
former company, as Director of Sales, I had the Self Management Group run a
series of seminars with both experienced sales representatives and sales
management. At Astra Zeneca we have successfully introduced the coaching program
in the Boston and Philadelphia business centers. I would highly recommend the
SMG programs for helping us develop "self managers". Their philosophy fits
perfectly with our goals of ownership/accountability and Being the Best.
- John Turturro, District Sales Manager, Astra Zeneca
The coaching
material/guidance has been very useful, both my team leaders and deputy are now
coaching my team on a regular basis at least once aweek, both in one to one
meetings and attending client visits and the impact of this has been seen in
improved performance in general across the team. - Mark
Brown, Head of HSBC's Corporate and Commercial Branch, London
The workshop last week
was excellent for sales people and for managers. I have already put in practice
some of the techniques learned, and have worked out perfectly.
- Jose J. Gonzalez, Sales Manager, Scotia Mortgage de Puerto
Self Management Group
has facilitated sales training sessions over the past three years that have
provided a strong sales culture within the team - at both the sales manager and
sales officer levels.
- Patrick Field, Senior Manager
Mortgage Distribution Scotiabank International Banking
The training has been a
major factor in BMOIL enjoying a 20-fold increase in sales over the past 4
years. The SMG program gives everything a formal structure that is easy to
follow and very effective.
- Jim Lund, National Program
Director, Investor Solutions Net. BMO Investorline Solutions
The Managing Effort workshop was extremely valuable to me. In my 18 years of banking, those two days are at the top of the list for value added time spent on my development as a leader.
Healthcare prescribes Self Management Group training for cultural change I saw the Managing
Effort program as an opportunity to shift the cultural emphasis within our
organization to one focused on execution, accountability and on driving talent
forward - it was the most useful and relevant management training they had ever
received. - Lou Rafrano, Vice President of Sales Training
& Development, Baxter Health Care Corporation
The session was very
well received by staff. I truly believe we received value for our
Of all the workshops I
had taken in my 13 years with Novartis, none had a more profound effect than
Managing Effort. I felt as if a big light bulb had gone on and I could see
clearly. Instead of facing burnout, Managing Effort allowed me a new outlook and
approach to managing my district. The feedback indicated that tenured managers
wished they had had this workshop early in their management careers. - Cindy Canup, Associate Director, Management Training &
Development, Novartis Pharmaceutical
I found the workshop to
be very valuable. In particular your presentation on the value of our time, and
where we choose to invest it was very impactful.
I now realize that all
to often we invest our time with the inappropriate individuals causing us to
limit the return on our time investment and energy.
Bottom line is I feel
you have helped those that attended this workshop to become more productive, and
shown them how to lower their level of stress. - Mark
Post, Associate Director, Management Training and Development, Novartis
I have implemented
portions of the program into my daily habits with my Sales Team and at home...
and I have already experienced positive results.
I strongly recommend
this program be expanded in our organization. I also recommend this program to
my friends and business associates. - David Tillotson,
Regional Manager, Baxter Healthcare Corporation
Recruiting has always
been a big part of my job, but now I know precisely what to focus on during an
interview and I dig until I have a talented effort person sitting in front of
me. But the learning is far more than just that, it is also about driving the
business, communications, setting expectations, time management and how much
time I have saved by using your 'admission ticket'. The training was fabulous,
by far the best training I have had in years, and the one that offers the most
tricks easily applicable the first day back on the job. -
Michel Jacques, Canadian Sales Manager, ADT Securities
As a result of the
training the individuals got a clear sense of the role of managers and
supervisors in improving performance, and in developing a self managed
I believe the SMG work helped us challenge our approach to
performance management. As a direct result of the programs we reviewed our
approach to targeting our resources, ensuring we develop our high performers and
deal with under performance. - Mike Jeacock, Executive
Director, Service Delivery, Legal Services Commission, Government of the United
I've already begun
implementing your ideas - it seems to be working great so far. I related very
well to your strategies and plans, it's right along my style of doing things.
I've just begun being a regional manager in January and my team's gone from 18th
to 4th overall in the country. - Mike Harvey, Regional
Manager, Cendant
The seminar you
conducted has had a very positive response and reaction from those who attended
and was one of the most useful [workshops] we have run. The Attendees that I
talked with felt that they could put the ideas learned into practice as soon as
they return home to help them get better results. - Peter
Jones, Security First Group, MetLife Investors Customer Service
Earlier this year, we
partnered with Jason Kipps to help us enhance leadership understanding of
self-management principles and methodology. Jay was very attentive and eager to
help from the very beginning. He took a holistic approach to our needs and early
on encouraged collaboration from a number of his colleagues. Jay facilitated two
sessions of Principles of Self-Management and Managing Effort: Getting Results.
He also co-facilitated Principles of Self-Management Train-the-Trainer Program.
Jay came well prepared to these sessions and was able to use examples that were
relevant to his audience. He is a very flexible facilitator who is able to
adjust to his audience to ensure success. We look forward to working with Jay
again in the future. - Cindy Morris, Lifeline Systems
Canada (Philips Electronics), Vice President, Human Resources
I took Managing Effort
with Schering Plough in May of 2006. That concept changed my whole outlook on
what I had been doing up until that point as a manager. Concepts like the
Admission Ticket, & Performance Equation are just a few areas that helped me
regain not only a sense of balance but an excitement about the possibilities in
my position that I had not experienced in years. Since April, I've
whole-heartedly recommended the class to many of my colleagues, all who have
come back w/ similarly positive experiences. - Curt
Gauen, Senior District Manager, Schering-Plough
This was one of the best classes I have taken in
32 years. It even outrated many of the classes I took in my MBA
program. - Program Participant,
I'm a 5yr manager and I wish I would've taken it
4 years ago. This course sets a clear framework and roadmap that can be
instituted and prioritized as an optimal approach even in Primary Care. I think
it is vital that the RDs AND AVPs go through this course. - Manager, Schering-Plough
I have applied those
concepts (managing efforts) not only to my work life but to other parts of my
life and do you know something? It works! I now know that not only does it work
for you at work but just apply the principle to other phase pf life and it will
work. THANK YOU BOB. - Fortune Oyelade, Resource
Intermediaries Limited
On behalf of everyone at
4Refuel, I would like to thank Self management Group for being a valuable
partner in our success. Self Management's, Hiring Winners, Profiling and
Selection Tools and Developing a Hiring Webpage have been invaluable in helping
us to create a winning culture in our organization. Using the Self Management
tools and approach has significantly enhanced our training and selection
process. As we continue to grow we anticipate continuing our partnership with
Self Management, beginning in the near future with courses such as Managing
Effort: Getting Results and The Principles of Self-Management. We appreciate the
excellent service we have received from everyone at The Self management Group.
- Dwight Smith, Director of Corporate Recruiting &
Franchise Development
I just thought I should
let you know that the SMG training was great. I personally think that is how all
the training should be. It was balanced with different professional speakers and
with just enough content that it wasn't overwhelming. I will definitely be able
to take the information gained at this session and use it effectively at both my
locations. Thank-you again for the great training. - Bell
World, 2006 Training Participant
I wanted to thank you
for taking the time to put together the training session. I t was very
beneficial and I think all of the managers in attendance gained a great deal of
understanding on how to use the tool. I know I will be better equipped in the
future to hire successfully. Thank you for arranging this. - Bell World, 2006 Training Participant
The SMG seminar was
excellent. I took away more from that one day session than any other management
training I have attended. I was very skeptical going into the session and was
convinced that I would not buy into their interpretations of the profiles. I was
wrong! By the end of the morning session I was a true believer in the merits of
the POP 6 profile and the insight it would give me prior to hiring. I have now
changed my approach and am following the guidelines provided to us at the
training. I'm also looking forward to the final interview questions that will be
provided to us. I was able to take a number of ideas from both the morning and
afternoon and put them into practice immediately ad I'm in the hiring process
now. Again, I have to say thanks for arranging this and for your ongoing &
continued support. - Bell World, 2006 Training
I just wanted to pass a
quick note to let you know that the SMG training I attended was just fantastic!
I had no idea how much information could be pulled and I wasn't using the tool
effectively. The information provided me with, a clear process to select new
employees, a forum to share ideas and test theories with other managers in the
same position, instructions on how to use and analyze information from the tool.
I'm actually looking forward to applying the process for more efficient and
effective hiring! - Bell World, 2006 Training
As the ROM of the Ottawa
region, I have to tell you that the Ottawa team said the SMG workshop was one of
the best workshops that they have attended. They have taken so many notes in
order to be more effective in hiring. Thanks again! - Bell
World, 2006 Training Participant
I would highly recommend
the Self Management Coaching Certification Workshop to anyone who wants to
incorporate the empowering principles of self-management into their coaching and
management practices. The combined talent of your facilitators provides the
participants with a wealth of experience and knowledge to draw on. - Loraine Thom, President, Loraine Thom Consulting
You can't go wrong with
the Self Management Group. Bob McHardy has been a long time facilitator at our
manager training programs and consistently receives rave reviews from the
participants. Why is that? He provides a positive adult learning environment,
relevant examples along with tools they can literally "take to the streets".
- Angie Tiedemann, Manager Development Consultant,
I have complete
confidence in Self Management Group's products and services and feel they would
add tremendous value to Scotiabank. - Sharon Fitzpatrick,
Managing Director - Alternate Delivery Channel, Scotiabank
Self Management Group
has provided us with excellent tools, consulting, facilitation and support to
meet the needs of our business and directly impacting the bottom line. Bob
McHardy has conducted Managing Effort sessions with our regional VP's across the
country, and the feedback on these sessions has been excellent. Bob and Self
Management have a depth of skill and knowledge that allow them to add value to
any organization. I enjoy working with them and would not hesitate to recommend
them as a business partner. - Stoney Kudel, Director,
Learning Design, CIBC
The program is fabulous.
It's a concept that you can adapt to your personal life as well as your
professional life. I'm finding that I am not constantly trying to fix what
others need to fix themselves. You can get things done and still have time on
your hands. Awesome program! - Avis Johnston, Manager
Member Service, Assiniboine Credit Union
Sometimes there is so
much going on that the office can get very busy. Every one has different request
and every one feels it needs to happen ASAP. I have learned how to focus on the
task at hand and eventually the other stuff will get done. - Judy Boville, Payment Services, Assiniboine Credit
I have been working with
the Self Management Group for almost 2 years. We have used both standard SMG
tests and custom instrumentation with virtually no IT issues at all. In all of
my dealings I have found the SMG team very customer driven, often exceeding our
expectations with very rapid turnaround of everything from data analysis to
custom design/consulting work. - Peter Oliver, UK Training
Manager, HSBC Bank
I have
interviewed/coached each manager together with their line manager using the
Salespro output, and there have been some very frank/honest discussions which
have resulted in all members of the team being very clear on what is
expected/required. Changes in behaviour in many have been almost
instantaneous. - Mark Brown, Head of HSBC's Corporate and
Commercial Branch, London
Our experience to date
with the SMG's assessments have far exceeded our most ambitious expectations.
SMG has proven to be a resourceful and imaginative organization and has enabled
ING to address a key success requirement for our global advisor operations. Most
importantly, SMG has been a business partner, not just a mere supplier,
adjusting and innovating to each specific requirement we have had for our global
operation. - Robert Lang, Chief Distribution Officer, ING
Central Europe
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Insurance Group Testimonial - Daniel W. Siegfried,
CLU, CLF, CIC, LUTCF, District Manager, Farmers Insurance Group
Our strategic commitment
to attract, recruit and retain hard-working, talented and self-managing
employees has enabled us to grow, plan and execute engagements consistently.
- Kalin McDonald CA, CFP, TEP, Partner, Sidler &
Company LLP
HANDS DOWN...THE BEST at
selection, engagement and development of people and organizations! John and the
entire team at the Self Management Group are the quintessential experts for
getting the most out of your team. The only solution which goes beyond selection
and legal defensibility to long term development, retention and exceptional
engagement best practices. - Dawn Iselin, HR Consultant,
The Self Management
Group Career Staff Profile has been a real asset in helping assemble our office
team. Having the proper chemistry is vitally important in order to maximize the
talents available and to be sure the working relationships fit the office
culture and structure. The Self Management Group and Career Staff Profile and
services really compliments the interview and takes much of the guesswork out of
knowing if this new person will 'fit' into the current position and
organizational philosophy. - Tom Turicik, CLU, CFP (4 time
MDRT), Financial Advisor, Northwestern Mutual Financial Network
I have had nothing but
success using the Career Staff profile. I, personally, would not hire an
employee without using this tool. The tool is extremely helpful and so are the
helpful consultants. I couldn't do my job without their help. - Jennie L. Pucci, Director of Operations, Cornerstone Financial
Self Management Group's
"Career Staff Profile" tool has provided substantial insight in evaluating
candidates. Their interpretation of the "Career Staff Profile has been very
accurate and I would not hire anyone unless they complete the profile and review
it with them. - Jerry R. Prather, CLU, ChFC, Financial


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Columbus Blue Jackets veteran R.J. Umberger missed most a lot of games this year as a healthy scratch
Former Lightning Goalie Retires
Mathieu Garon has officially announced his retirement. He had stints with the Columbus Blue Jackets, Los Angeles Kings and the Tampa Bay Lightning. While with the Lightning, Garon played well but was unable to keep the starting job due
Jackets Will Offer Head Coach Richards Long Term Deal
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Calvert Powers Blue Jackets To First-Ever Playoff Win
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UCLA Stats For Fall 2015 Semester: 16,027 Prospective Freshman Offered Admission
Posted Jul. 2, 2015, 12:44 pm
UCLA has offered admission to 16,027 prospective freshmen for the fall 2015 semester -- representing 17.3 percent of applicants -- along with 4,905 transfer students, the university announced today.
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Construction Begins On New Water Pipe Near UCLA
Posted Jun. 15, 2015, 9:41 am
Los Angeles Department of Water and Power crews today will begin installing a 36-inch water pipe at Sunset Boulevard and Hilgard Avenue near UCLA to get water to the Westside while a $9 million project gets underway at the reservoir currently serving the area.
News, Health, Ucla, Senior, Santa Monica
Getting A Leg Up On Lower-Extremity Swelling
Posted Jun. 9, 2015, 9:30 am
Do you ever wonder why your socks leave an indentation where the elastic top rests against your skin? Could it be that your socks are too small? What's more likely is that you have some degree of what doctors call "edema."
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Time To Get Moving; Renew Commitment To Resume New Year's Resolutions
Posted May. 11, 2015, 9:37 am
May is "National Physical Fitness and Sports Month," a great time to renew your commitment to a healthy and active lifestyle and perhaps resume any New Year's resolutions that have fallen by the "waistline."
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Spring Cleaning Your Medicine Cabinet
Posted Apr. 25, 2015, 9:35 am
Inspired to do some spring cleaning this April? Don't forget to take stock of your medicine cabinet while cleaning out your garage or attic. Reviewing your medications with your care team to make sure they are still appropriate is vitally important, especially if you take five or more medications.
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Striking Doctors, Dentists To Picket Outside UCLA Campus In Westwood Monday
Posted Apr. 12, 2015, 12:20 pm
Student health centers at five University of California campuses in Southern California will be open Monday, as striking doctors and dentists from San Diego to Santa Barbara plan a midday rally at the UCLA campus during its annual "Bruin Day" open house.
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Doctors At UCLA, UC Irvine Student Health Centers Go On Strike
Posted Apr. 11, 2015, 9:00 am
Doctors at UCLA and UC Irvine student health centers plan to go on strike today and stay off work until Wednesday as part of a labor action by physicians at all 10 University of California campuses.
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Filtering The Facts On Kidney Health
Posted Mar. 28, 2015, 9:15 am
March is "National Kidney Month," highlighting the role of our kidneys in maintaining overall health and the importance of keeping them healthy. This month's column covers kidney health and disease and what can be done to protect these vital organs.
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UCLA Grad Nico DeJesus To Star In "Newsies" On Stage At Pantages Theatre
Posted Mar. 20, 2015, 12:08 pm
When "Newsies" opens at the Pantages Theatre in Hollywood this Tuesday, March 24, there's one performer with local roots who's extra excited for the four-week Los Angeles engagement, as it's a chance to sing and dance in front of plenty of friends and family.
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Another Patient Sues Medical Device Maker Over Superbug At UCLA Medical Center
Posted Mar. 17, 2015, 9:54 am
Another patient is suing a medical device maker, blaming the company for the superbug that recently broke out at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center, infecting at least seven patients, killing two.
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UCLA To Open NCAA Tournament Against Southern Methodist
Posted Mar. 16, 2015, 9:26 am
UCLA received the 11th seed in the South Region on Sunday and will begin play in the NCAA basketball tournament against sixth-seeded SMU Thursday in Louisville.
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New Chief Of Staff Elected At UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica
Posted Mar. 2, 2015, 10:00 am
UCLA Medical Center, Santa Monica has a new chief of chief of staff: Dr. Roger Lee, a hospitalist physician who specializes in treating patients who are hospitalized.
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Lawsuit Blames Medical Scope For Spreading Superbug At UCLA Medical Center
Posted Feb. 26, 2015, 8:14 am
The family of a woman who died after undergoing multiple procedures at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center with a medical scope blamed for spreading a superbug sued the manufacturer of the device Wednesday.
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Nearly 200 Patients May Have Been Exposed To Often Deadly "Superbug" Bacteria
Posted Feb. 19, 2015, 8:02 am
Officials at Ronald Reagan UCLA Medical Center have begun notifying 179 patients that they may have been infected by an often deadly "superbug" bacteria already linked to the deaths of two UCLA patients.
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All About Aging: A Heartfelt Message For February
Posted Feb. 15, 2015, 9:59 am
February is "American Heart Month," as well as the month we observe "National Wear Red Day" (Feb. 6) to raise awareness about cardiovascular disease and its prevention.
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UCLA Police Investigate Rape At Fraternity House
Posted Feb. 5, 2015, 7:56 am
UCLA police today were investigating report that a woman was raped at a fraternity house over the weekend.
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"How to Train Your Dragon 2" Wins Top Honor At Annie Awards
Posted Feb. 1, 2015, 11:52 am
"How to Train Your Dragon 2″ won the top honor at Saturday night's 42nd annual Annie Awards presented by the International Animated Film Society at UCLA's Royce Hall.
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UCLA's Ashe Student Health & Wellness Center Doctors To Strike In Westwood
Posted Jan. 26, 2015, 9:49 am
Doctors who work at UCLA's Ashe Student Health & Wellness Center and colleagues at three other UC campuses will hold a one-day strike tomorrow to protest what they call unfair labor practices.
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Putting A Medical Spin On Dizziness
Posted Jan. 19, 2015, 9:23 am
Whether it was too many turns on the dance floor, the boat ride to Catalina or that glass of champagne at a New Year's party, dizziness is a feeling that affects everyone at one time or another. Dr. Maija Sanna
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UCLA's Dave Meyers, USC's Alex Hannum Selected For Pac-12 Men's Basketball Hall of Honor
Posted Jan. 15, 2015, 8:38 am
Dave Meyers, a starting forward on UCLA's 1975 NCAA championship team, and the late Alex Hannum, the most valuable player on USC's 1947-48 team, were among the 12-member 2015 Pac-12 Men's Basketball Hall of Honor announced today.
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UCLA Most Applied-To Four-Year University In The Country
Posted Jan. 12, 2015, 12:16 pm
More than 112,000 prospective students applied for admission to UCLA for fall 2015, again making the Westwood campus the most applied-to four-year university in the country, the university announced today.
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Rose Bowl Hall of Fame To Induct Dick Vermeil, Knute Rockne, Ki-Jana Carter Today
Posted Dec. 30, 2015, 9:07 am
Former UCLA coach Dick Vermeil, Legendary Notre Dame coach Knute Rockne, and former Penn State running back Ki-Jana Carter will be inducted into the Rose Bowl Hall of Fame today. Rockne, Vermeil, Ki-Jana Carter to be Inducted Into
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A Healthy Approach To Holiday Eating
Posted Dec. 19, 2014, 9:24 am
With the arrival of Hanukkah, followed by Christmas and New Year's Eve and Day, there is likely to be no shortage of calories between the latkes, ham, turkey, and tamales!
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UCLA's Kendricks Wins College Football's Lott IMPACT Trophy
Posted Dec. 15, 2014, 9:33 am
Eric Kendricks on Sunday became the second consecutive UCLA linebacker to receive The Lott IMPACT Trophy, awarded to college football's defensive player of the year who best exemplifies the IMPACT acronym.
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Man's Body Found In Apartment Building In Westwood Near UCLA
Posted Dec. 13, 2014, 8:48 am
The discovery of a man's body in an apartment building in Westwood near UCLA is being treated as a suspected suicide, police said today.


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The All-Star Game is supposed to be the time for Major League Baseball's best to shine.
Unfortunately, while the game is usually pretty good, the four-day stoppage in the pennant race does more to pour cold water on the game than it does to create excitement.
Commissioner Bud Selig has tried give the Midsummer classic a makeover in recent years by changing the rules to give the league whose team wins the game home field advantage in the World Series. But it's not enough. If anyone believes the player from the Chicago Cubs who is only on the roster because the rules say every team must be represented is going to play harder because there's a one in a million chance his team could qualify for the playoffs, they're out of their mind.
Meanwhile, it stinks that fans have to spend three nights without baseball to facilitate one still relatively meaningless exhibition game.
First, there is no reason at all for a four-day break. Even with travel considerations, three days ought to be plenty of time off in the jet age.
Second, if there was even a smidgen of promotional sense in the minds of owners, they would come up with ideas to fill the dead time instead of letting people drift away from their teams and the game as a whole at the height of the summer.
With all of the interest these days in scouting and development, couldn't major league teams co-ordinate the minor leagues' all-star games with the break?
Currently there is a "Futures Game" that takes place during the break. But it's not shown in prime time and it's not really part of the break. It was played Sunday afternoon while MLB teams were still wrapping up their games.
Maybe the Class A league players could have their all-star game the day before the major league players did and the Class AA and Class AAA all-stars could play theirs the day after.
The lower level game would give fans a chance to see their teams' draft picks from the previous season. The higher level game would let them check out players who are more polished and potentially in line for the majors by next season.
It would give informed fans a chance to see players in action that they only hear about in brief bursts online or in magazines. And it would give casual fans an easy way to catch a glimpse into the future of their favorite teams.
There are all sorts of activities surrounding the actual All-Star Game in the host city. But baseball does virtually nothing to televise or promote those events.
The only thing MLB puts on in conjunction with the game is the home run derby. Despite a revamping of the format, the home run derby is played out.
You can fool the fans for a while. But, when you get down to it, a coach lobbing 45-mph straight pitches over the plate so the best sluggers in the game can hit easy home runs isn't a game. It's batting practice.
Better yet, baseball ought to go back to holding the All-Star Game at the end of the season. Then, instead of shutting things down in the middle of the pennant races, the best players in the game can get together and play a game like they mean it the first weekend after the World Series.
If that happened, the game would be an extra treat for fans. Instead of the frustration of boring summer days without the staple that is baseball, there would be a bonus game. An exclamation point at the end of an exciting season.
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|1 Cup (16 tbs)
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Minced onion
|1⁄3 Cup (5.33 tbs)
|1 Large, cut into julienne strips
|3 , lightly beaten
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Add the egg mixture to the bread crumbs.
Stir in parsley and divide the mixture between the crepes.
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Its amazing really, Blizzard state their player numbers and people go to all sorts of extremes to try and indicate that the game is failing and that players are leaving etc. And then you get games where their very cagey about the numbers, and when their called out on it, people get upset and defensive.. must be an underdog thing, but, end of the day, WoW is still top dog in the MMO department.. 10.2 million subs, no matter how much negative spin people try to put on that, its is still 10.2 MILLION SUBS..
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Originally posted by Phry
I couldn't have said that better. Completely agree with you. I infact feel sorry for all the haters who try so hard to show that WOW is failing and sub numbers are a lie...they have been going on for almost 5 years now. Some people just never learn.
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The number of subs means nothing unless your an investor. All that matters about the game is if you are having fun while playing it. I did for awhile, but no longer.
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Originally posted by Badaboom
Agreed. What matter to the players are server population, not how many total subs a game have.
Wow should merge down their servers, only reason they havn't yet is because Blizz were stating that merging servers are a sign of a dying game when certain other games merged their servers. It is really not so cut the crap and merge the servers.
I don't see Wow going F2P soon unless 9 of those million players live in China and pay by the minute their on instead of monthly fees. Maybe 2 years from now or so if things continue as they do now.
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Originally posted by Loke666
If they merged servers the major cities would be laggy feats, they alreayd are.. wow servers do not need a merge there are more than enough on each just most hang out in their factions main city and are in dungeons/raids rather than out in the world. The new cross realm zones should help make the world feel more populated by merging the population of low pop zones together on the fly.
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hehe its an interesting one isnt it, WOW hasnt lost subs, and yet SWTOR hasnt lost subs - someone is telling fibs :)
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Let us say you are 100% correct. With that assumption, let us follow the logical consequences of that:
RIght now, there are people who believe it when Blizzard says there are 10.2 million subscribers to World of Warcraft. However, when they log in to play, they don't care how many subscribers there really are because they're having fun. When they tell their friends about WoW, their friends don't say, "Wait, you say it's fun, but how many subscribers are there? I mean, that's really the lynchpin for me. I don't care how fun it is, if there aren't 10.2 million people playing like Blizzard says, then I don't want to play."
This is the first recorded instance in human history of a lie; therefore, WoW supporters who believe it will be remembered as extraordinarily stupid. Everyone remembers the first milestones of mankind, and the people that fell for this, the first of lies, shall be immortalized in stone. After the dust settles and World War 3 has ended with the Siege of Irvine, a memorial shall be erected upon the site of Blizzard's HQ. Upon this monument it will say, "Here fought the last of the first liars. Here is a list of the suckers that believed Blizzard's lies."
That's right: World War 3 will be fought because Blizzard told a lie on a quarterly report about the number of people that are playing and enjoying an internet game completely fabricated out of make believe. If we continue to believe this lie, countless millions of innocent lives will be lost. Continue to play WoW and enjoy it if you wish, but be reasonable; make it known to all that you recognize the truth. Simply say, "Yes, I enjoy playing WoW, but I do not advocate the quarterly report of April 2012 where Blizzard claims to have 10.2 million subscribers."
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1. Blizzard puts spin on a quarterly report in 2012, citing 10.2 million subscribers to World of Warcraft, when the number is actually lower.
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Originally posted by Requiem6
lol MoP is driving people away. MoP is the same old game over again. No game changer or inovation, just goofy pandas LOL.
As soon as GW2 is released and word gets around, people will start asking themselves why the hell they're paying Blizzard a monthly fee for a game that's not as good.
Some hopefulls will buy MoP and then quit again after being let down. But Blizzard will already have their money, sadly.
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Originally posted by SteamRanger
I think they said that 1.2M took the annual pass for free D3. That left 9M actively subscribing without any D3 incentive.
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WoW is still pretty much the top dog in the gaming community. You can see this in many other ways besides subscriber numbers, like just go to Twitch.tv and tell me which MMO has the most livestreams, it's WoW.
I don't think GW2 will take over the hardcore players from WoW, for the simple reason that there is no raid content in GW2 and many, many MMO players out there still like to raid. From what I've been hearing, many will use WoW for raiding and GW2 for world pvp. It works out since GW2 doesn't have a subscription.
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Originally posted by AegisSaga
Nah, most raisers will either stay in Wow or move into a upcomming game with raids.
The PvP crowd on the other hand might move.
I don´t think GW2 will be the next Wow, I in fact think there wont be any new Wows at all to PC MMOs, I think the market will be shared between a few large games of about equal size instead.
Console MMOs will get their own Wow though (just like Halo were consoles "Doom"). My bet in on Class 4.
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"The internet is a series of tubes."
Originally posted by Xiaoki
It's not 90% chinese gold farmers however Blizzards deal with China does put them in a unique situation where every Chinese account ever created is counted as active and can never go inactive. Last time someone tallied it the total Chinese accounts tallied around 5 million, and my guess is it has increased. Now don't get me wrong 10million is impressive, but when you take that into account there are other games that are similiar to WoW in numbers for specific areas of the world. Though possibly not overall.
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Originally posted by Requiem6
Personally MoP is why I will not be coming back, I can not justify having to buy expansions anymore on top of my subscription, that and MoP looks to have nothing interesting, same old boring faceroll mobs and I really dislike the race as a whole. Animations for the pandas suck as well.
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I'm quite the supporter of Blizzard and WoW, having played since day 1 of EU Vanilla to nowaday (with few months in between of breaks). I think WoW is an awesome game and have said so many times on these forums.
But I must say that the current downward trend does not seem stopped yet. Yes, the subscription are stable (albeit, as a previous user pointed out, the Western subsriptions lowered slightly... this could mean 1, or many. prolly something like 5-10%) but this is just aftter a literally flurry of offers from Blizzard to keep subscribers.
Offers that, judging by what data we have, have been incredibly succesfull (1.2 millions Annual pass, can't make a precise number for scrolls, but checking the sheer number of threads here asking for them, they must be quite popular).
So if with incredibly successful offers, subscriptions have just remained stable. This means there WAS a continued downturn that was just stopped with these. The offers, however, are just a stopgap. They won't last forever, so Blizzard's hope must truly lay with MoP to revitalize the sales and subscriptions.
Now you may think that it is not such a big deal... I mean 10.2 millions is still leaps and bound over its competition and yes, you are of course right, but you must also understand business.
Blizzard has always been left alone (allegedly) to do as they please in the creative department. This independence is implicitly linked with them doing well. Look at what happened with EA and Mythic. There were vows left and right that EA would not interfere with Mythic creative process and maybe they did not.... until Warhammer bombed. Then... Mythic was quickly dissolved and incorporated in EA - Bioware (it used to be called EA - Mythic).
Bioware may suffer something on a smaller scale, but similar, if SW:ToR loss of subscriptions continue and so will Blizzard.
I hate to think what will happen if Activision and Bobby "The Devil" Kotick will take a more active role in Blizzard's management. You may think the current item shop is bad... but at least Blizzard has never had any On-disk DLCs, Day1 DLCs or DLCs in general. You can be sure this will end the day that Blizzard profits start to slip too much.
You may not like Blizzard's current games and yes, people have come and gone from Blizzard, but the core of Blizz is still there and the name you hear are for the most part the veterans of the company.,.. People that started to make games when it was an unpopular little side hobby... in a nutshell: they are very much gamers true and through. Bobby Kotick is not a gamer, he is a suit. He thinks like a suit and prolly does not even know too much about games... So, all you haters.. think: THAT is Blizzard's fate should it slip and fall. Do you REALLY want that for our industry?
TL;DR Blizzard's will become Bobby Kotick's little toy if WoW (and other Blizz property) becomes less profitable. So another company will go from having gamers management to suits management, do you really want that? No? then you are free to dislike's Blizzard products all you like, but stop the hating.
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Originally posted by Dinasty
I think GW2 will do really, really well (as GW1 has done), but I don't think people who like WoW will necessrily flock to it. I pre-ordered, and played the Beta weekend. It was gorgeous, and entertaining, but I'm still looking forward to MoP.
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Originally posted by namelessbob
And again, not true. Accounts from china are not counted unless Blizzard has collected money on that account in the last 30 days.
But again, lets go back to the other ´proof´. Cata sold 3.3M copies IN THE FIRST DAY ONLY IN THE WEST. I don´t see how someone can claim WOW has like 3M subscribers in the west, when more than that bought the last expansion in the very first day.
The next proof is just the large number of servers they have and the populations on those servers. 200ish servers in NA and log into any of them and you will see people everywhere (well, in the higher level zones and cities).
Will mop be a big seller? who knows.. it will probably do about the same as Cata. But I do think the devs learned a lesson with Cata. They are focusing on content to do at endgame in Mop. More dailys and reps. scenerios, pvp objectives and just more focus on keeping players entertained once they hit 90. One of the biggest failures of Cata was that once you hit 85, there wasn´t much to do besides heroics and raids. It took almost a year for the fireland hub to come into the game. I believe the devs are fixing that with MOP.. there will be more firelands type things to do.
But it is funny.. WOW keeps going on strong quarter after quarter, all the wow-killers come and die.. and still people think they are lying.
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I am one of the subscribers atm bcs my friends pay me the account to play with them.
The difficulty is laughable, the art style is beyond bad taste, the lore a patchwork mess, the game at all is a broken promise and i hate every minute i play!
Sometimes in the next 6 to 12 months my friends get their mind back and we go play real mmos again...then its 5 accounts less for WoW :)
PS: But i fear the ages have done bad to some of my friends - they even like Diablo 3 and say its better than D1 and D2 which makes me chuckle and feel sorry the same time.
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WoW is 8 years old, it should be slowly losing subs. The only way WoW would go F2P is if its sub rate goes below 1 million or so which wont happen any time soon. I think it's funny how every few years a new game is coming out that supposably is going to kill wow, the first GW wasn't at all like a traditional MMO so I really don't see the sequal competing all that well.
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Originally posted by Loke666
I agree with you here for the most part, but I do think that the MMO market will fluctuate between whatever MMO is the most popular at the time, I dont think WoW really has any specific formula that made it a one off, it was just a decent MMO at the right place and right time to catch everyones attention. As a matter of fact most of the WoW development that makes up the game today and it really caught on as a popular MMO came much after release.
This game will age pretty well, but I can definetely see another MMO being the move on for these people, most of the WoW playerbase werent MMO players when they started playing the game, but now they are, once WoW starts slowing down, and I can only see this happening a couple of years down the line, something being a blizzard product or not that offers a fun experience to lots of people and with the same level of polish will catch a lot of this player base, and it will become the new big thing.
For now in my opinion I think we are probably gonna see the same sort of steady "decline" that happened after UO/EQ back in the day, whereby investment will be fairly scarce for a few years with a few MMOs in the pipeline for a long time, and maybe then there will be an opportunity much like Blizzard had when they released WoW for another company to come along and take a real look at an empty market and try and make something that is gonna catch everyones attention.


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'Butterfly', 3-room apartment 72 m2 on 1st floor, tasteful furnishings: living/dining room with 1 sofa bed and open fireplace. 1 double bedroom with shower/WC. 1 double bedroom with bath/bidet/WC. Kitchenette (4 hotplates, micro wave). Terrace. Terrace furniture, barbecue. Very nice panoramic view of the valley. Maximum 1 small pet/ dog allowed.
Borgo Mocale is situated on the hills of Pratomagno, 4 km from Castelfranco di Sopra where all kinds of services can be found. Old hamlet built around the 13th century by some monks and now renovated keeping the original structure and character. Nowadays consists of a farmhouse divided into two units. there are a total of 6 apartments. It is possible to arrange hiking or a mountain bike trip or to view the wood and the botanical garden. Sale of organic produce like wine and oil, classical and folk music concerts once a week in the old cellar.'Arte povera' museum, conference room. Catering with local produces just for resident guests twice a week. Free logs barbecue for each apartment. On request, to be requested at the time of booking (60 euros per day) and is possible to have a double bedroom with bath/shower with access from the terrace to the lower floor. Groups bookings can be arranged as follow: 14 persons booking the apartment Puccini/La Rondine/Butterfly and the extra bedroom (our ref IT5321.860.8), for 12 persons the apartments Turandot/Tosca/Boheme (our ref IT5321.860.9), for 26 persons all the apartments (our ref IT5321.860.10). Available: (extra) turkish bath with cromotherapy, relaxation sauna, wood sauna and sun terrace. Riding for beginners and experts (extra from 20 to 40 Euros/hour). All these facilities to be arragned and paid for locally. Guests staying between from 01/04 to 22/09 there is one free entrance to the Spa complex on the day each Monday. Holiday development 'Borgo Mocale con percordo benessere'. 38 km from the centre of Arezzo, 40 km from the centre of Firenze, 50 km from the centre of Siena, in a quiet, sunny position on top of a hill. For shared use: grounds, garden, swimming pool (6 x 12 m, depth 100 - 280 cm, 26.04.-27.09.). Table tennis, terrace, garden furniture, barbecue, children's playground. Private: terrace, garden furniture. In the house: sauna (extra). Sun terrace, washing machine (for shared use, extra). Linen change weekly. Parking by the house. Shop 4 km, grocers 4 km, restaurant 4 km, railway station 'Figline Valdarno' 15 km. Please note: There are more similar properties for rent in this same residence.
|Sleeps up to 5, 2 bedrooms
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|No pets allowed, Yes, smoking allowed
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|2 bedrooms, 2 bathrooms of which 2 Family bathrooms
|5 Sofa beds
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Kevin Durant sat out of the Thunder's win in Boston on Friday due to a shoulder injury, and it was the first time in the history of the Oklahoma City franchise that the team played a game without both Durant and Russell Westbrook.
Durant didn't want to make it a trend, so he returned to the lineup for Saturday's contest in Philadelphia. And by the looks of things, he was feeling just fine.
Durant notched his fifth career triple-double by finishing with 32 points on 12-of-17 shooting, to go along with 14 rebounds and 10 assists, while playing 44 minutes in the Thunder's 103-91 victory.
"I hate sitting out," Durant said afterward, "but it was best for me and my shoulder. I guess that day off was needed."
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KD is a stud. Clearly the MVP this season so far.
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Last week Ice Cube messed around and got a Triple-Double but still continues to fly under the radar in the MVP Discussion.
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Soon he's going to start getting the "Kobe treatment"….fans on the road chanting MVP, MVP for him in the 4th quarter of games. KD is the clear cut MVP this season. What he is doing without Westbrook in the lineup is quite remarkable.The truly great players often times get noticeably better from one season to the next. That is exactly what KD has done. He is a much more complete player this season then he was last season. He is no longer just a scorer.
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Is it just me or does it seem like KD's one of the few "superstars" who doesn't actually travel when he goes for a dunk?
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Insane numbers aside, he simply has the sweetest looking game, something that gets overlooked when talking about a potential heir to Air J.
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Seeing how KD took some heat last year for not performing well enough during Westbrook's absence last year in the playoffs which I think were a little far fetched. KD has played incredible this year. Players like KD really separate themselves to other so called "superstar" players. To go out the way they did last year, with another trip to the finals expected, he has played absolutely lights out his year. Really looking forward to see him play come April. It should be fun to watch.
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|Memory Size
|Model Name
|Model ID
|ViBE MP4 Player / DJ Headphones
|Black & Red
|FM Tuner
|Yes, 30 Preset Stations
|JPEG Photo
|MP3 Audio
|8 to 320 kbps, Supports Variable Bit Rate (VBR), MP3 Sample Rates: 16, 32, 48, 11.025, 22.050, 8 kHz
|WMA Audio
|5 - 320 kbps, WMA Sample Rates: 8, 11.025, 16, 22.050, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz
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Reset Feature, 30 mm Speaker Diameter, Operating System : Windows XP (SP3), Windows Vista, Windows 7, Equalizer Customizable, Full Sound Enhancement, Channel Separation: 45 dB, Frequency Response: 80 - 18 000 Hz, Signal to Noise Ratio: 84 dB, Open Acoustic System, Neodymium Magnet Type, CCAW Voice C...View More
Reset Feature, 30 mm Speaker Diameter, Operating System : Windows XP (SP3), Windows Vista, Windows 7, Equalizer Customizable, Full Sound Enhancement, Channel Separation: 45 dB, Frequency Response: 80 - 18 000 Hz, Signal to Noise Ratio: 84 dB, Open Acoustic System, Neodymium Magnet Type, CCAW Voice Coil, Mylar Dome Diaphragm, Impedance: 32 Ohm, Maximum Power Input: 50 mW, Sensitivity: 106 dB, Dynamic DJ Headphones, ID3 Tag Support: Song Title, Artist and Album, MP3 Sample Rates: 16, 32, 48, 11.025, 22.050, 8 kHz, WMA Sample Rates: 8, 11.025, 16, 22.050, 32, 44.1, 48 kHz, Slide Show, NAND Flash Built-in Memory, Mass Storage Class Compliant, Two-parallel and Symmetric Cable Connection, 1.2 m Cable Length, 3.5 mm Stereo Connector, 24k Gold Plated Connector, OFC Cable, Keypad Lock Function, Superscroll, Firmware Upgradeable, Battery Charging Indication, Charge and Play when Connected to PC, Customizable Volume Limit, Dedicated Volume Controls, 290 mAH Battery Capacity, Philips Songbird Software
|MPEG Video
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|Lithium Polymer
|Max Power Output
|2 x 2.4 mW
|Recharging Method
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|Warranty Summary
|1 Year Philips India Warranty and Free Transit Insurance.
|34 g
|10.5 mm
|78.4 mm
|43.5 mm
|Display Size
|1.8 inch
|Display Type
|Display Resolution
|160 x 128 Pixels
|IO Device
|Headphone (3.5 mm), USB (2.0)
|Yes, (For Access to Updated Support Documents, Manuals, Future Firmware and PC Software Upgrades)
|Audio Playback Time
|25 hrs
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|Video Playback Time
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Feb 19, 2014
Great product in budget only 2490!!!So Far so Good. build quality fine. equalizers are good. full sound option is best it enhances the bass. radio receptions is good. quite handy and no tension at all of loosing those DHAKKANS on your Stupid USB mp3 players.
Oct 22, 2014
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Mar 16, 2014
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Feb 12, 2014
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