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Jul 07, 2009 GMTHere is a young man that I met at Campus Party in Bogota, Colombia. I am fairly sure that he is not the youngest user of Linux, but he had his Classmate computer, his installed copy of Ubuntu, and was extremely happy with it. He wanted me to autograph his notebook, which I did. Later on I saw him working away, but I think that at my age I would have asked for a more comfortable working environment.
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Frankincense has helped me a lot with my joint pain in my finger. The doc said it was the beginning of arthritis and gave me lotions and painkillers. None worked. After 3 days Frankincense, I was able to bend my finger again. The pain does come back but I find that massaging the finger 2 times a week with one drop makes it as if the pain was gone.
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Episode PremiereNovember 23, 2003
DistributorFox TV
GenreAnimation, Comedy
Show Period1997 - 2009
Production CompanyDeedle-Dee, Judgmental, 3 Art, Film Roman, Fox TV
Cast and Crew
DirectorWesley Archer
ScreenwriterMike Judge, Greg Daniels
Main Cast
- Mike Judge
- Kathy Najimy
- Pamela Adlon as Bobby Hill (voice)
- Brittany Murphy as Luanne Platter/Joseph Gribble (Age 12)
- Johnny Hardwick
- Stephen Root
- Toby Huss
Additional Cast
- Nicky Katt
- Danny Trejo as Enrique
An increasingly irritable Hank takes Bobby to the doctor to check his testosterone levels after learning Bobby is failing P.E. Hank is annoyed, however when the doctor suggests that Hank may be suffering from irritable male syndrome and may require testosterone himself, while Bobby is completely healthy.
Unwilling to accept the doctor's suggestion, a furious Hank leaves the hospital, while Peggy stays behind and retrieves the prescription the doctor has written for Hank. Unable to deal with Hank's moodiness, Peggy secretly begins doping Hank and he quickly becomes a new person. This newfound energy causes Hank to take an interest in the "Viva Los Arlentinos Day" planning committee which Peggy is a part of and he signs himself up for Arlen's running of the bulls.
Meanwhile, Bobby admits the reason he was failing P.E. is because he refused to shower with the other boys, but with new Hank's encouragement, Bobby promises to give it another try. Thrilled at Hank's new attitude, Peggy ups the testosterone she is administering until Hank becomes overly aggressive, challenging the guys to wrestling matches in the alley, while developing acne like a teenager. Worried that it's gone too far, Peggy confesses what she's done. Hank is angry, but determined to run with the bulls without the testosterone and face his fears, just like Bobby did when he showered in gym class even though he didn't want to.
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Almost everyone thinks Rusty Staub is a nice guy
Jul 16, 2010, 1:31 PM EDT
Over at MLB Trade Rumors, Howard Megdal has a nice little writeup on the career of Rusty Staub. He uses Staub as an example of a guy who was traded a whole bunch of times but, unlike the Gary Sheffields of the world, wasn't considered a horse's patootie. Megdal's opening paragraph ends thusly:
But baseball teams managed to trade Rusty Staub five different times – even though anyone who has
ever met the man describes him as a terrific teammate and better human
I've heard the same thing too, but not unanimously. There was a lone dissent, and it was a weird one. It came from Mickey Lolich, who — as I wrote a few years ago — I had the pleasure of meeting when I was a kid.
I won't say Lolich was over the top about it or anything, but when my brother and I started asking him about players he liked and players he didn't like, he brought up Staub in the latter camp. It was a weird little rant, but according to Lolich, Staub would use new batting gloves for almost
every at bat, throwing away the old one, and because of that people thought he was a prima donna.
Given that Staub and Lolich were never teammates — in fact, they were traded for one another — I can only assume Lolich got this second hand from guys he played with on the Mets. And its entirely possible that the story was infused with some weird resentment over the fact that Lolich flamed out almost immediately after the trade while Staub had several more productive years. No idea, really.
No point here, other than that Megdal's Staub thing reminded me of the time I met Lolich, and for some reason it was the ballplayer meet-up I've had that I think about the most.
- Old Gator - Jul 16, 2010 at 3:00 PM
Another has-been who can't let some preposterous – and in this case not even firsthand – grudge die years after the fact, and makes himself sound like an ambulatory rectum in the process. He reminds me of my distant cousin Lance. I never met the guy, but boy, what a schmuck he was….
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APC Rally 2011 - The Yunta Starters - by Crom-o
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4 Aug 11 Day 13 Renmark to Yunta Finish Line then Home
Provided the shit didnt hit the fan during the next 311km run up to Yunta, this would be Ian and my last day for the rally, with Greg having to make it to Marree for his finish line and then the long haul back to WA. We were greeted by a spectacular sunrise as we headed north out of Renmark and into
for the homeward stretch. Deciding to break the ride into three legs of 100km we all set off at our own pace knowing wed be regrouping at each stop. With Greg out in front, I came over a raise seeing him pulled up and rummaging through his Giant loop saddle bag. Pulling up next to him I didnt even get a chance to say GDay before he ran off into the scrub with dunny roll in hand and in obvious need of a crap. By the time Greg had lightened his load, Ian had pulled up and we had a quick smoko before getting back into it. The next break would be a few kms past Sturt Vale station where Greg picked out a nice shady spot for a drink and what would be our last on the road chin wag. Pulling out Greg took the lead again with me not far behind. I hadnt even got 5km up the road when two Roos decided to play chicken, grabbing a handful of front break I managed to wash of a fair bit of speed before hitting the second Roo which bounced down the left side of the bike. Keeping it upright, I pulled up and turned around to see the Roo was still kicking so I turned back and as I pulled up to the Roo I got out my trusty Bear Gryls knife and put the Roo out of its misery. For you greenies out there, the Roo had a broken hind leg and head injuries, IT WAS NOT GOING TO GET UP AND HOP HAPPILY AWAY! While dealing with the Roo Ian had caught up and looked more concerned then I felt about the whole event, it may have been something to do with the fact that he only told me to not hit any Roos before wed pulled off from the last stop 3mins beforehand. With the Roo dragged off the track and the only damage to the bike being a smashed headlight protector, we got under way again. Id worded up Ian and Greg that I wanted a photo of Ian and I riding across the line into Yunta, so a bit before 1200 we all pulled up just outside of town and Greg was handed our cameras and given 5min to set up for the shot. Ian and I congratulated each other on what had been an unforgettable trip and began our slow roll side by side into town. Greg got the shot and we all pulled into the servo for our last supper together having a laugh over the map on a paper sandwich bag which we told Greg he had to use to find his way through the Flinders. With Greg still needing to cover a fair bit of ground for the arvo, we wished him well and waved him off on his way. Id been thinking about taking the dirt home, but after hitting the Roo and being blown around by winds that were doing there best to drive us off the track, I decided to slab it back down the Hwy back to
with Ian. So the last +300km would be on the boring black stuff, but we made it safe and were rolling into
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Has anyone ever got any official "thumbs up" or other recognition from Giant Bomb staff for their use of the API? It sounds like this is a possibility from the way the API page reads: "...build something awesome, contact us when you have a prototype and let's figure out a way to work together. We like people that build awesome things." But maybe that was just something they wrote 5 years ago and no one cares anymore.
I've built something I think is significant (something other than my Giant Bomb API Taboo Game but thanks for checking that out too). I PM'd both Rorie and Snide a few weeks ago and haven't received any response. Do they check PM's? Is there a better way to get in touch with someone regarding an API creation?


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Could this be 'cos of hip hop music?
Or did the ones with the good sense not use it?
from T.I. (Ft. Justin Timberlake) – Dead and Gone Lyrics on Genius
Hip-hop does have positive influences, such as T.I. himself (While Tip's signature trap music can get a little violent, he has saved lives on at least two occasions), and people could certainly make bad decisions on their own So, while the cause of the violence discussed in this song is indeed a combination of the two factors, I'd suggest that disregarding your good sense is more destructive.
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The Top Pop Songs of the Decade - 2000s
By PopEater Staff Posted Nov 24th 2009 07:20AM
Britney and Justin grew up and delivered, and we got to help create new stars like Kelly Clarkson and resurrect old ones like Kylie Minogue. It wasn't all great ('PopoZão,' anyone?), but when it came to the Top 40 set, this here was a great time to love music. Though we know you'll have serious problems with it, here now are our picks for the Top 10 Pop songs of the '00s:
10. 'Crazy,' Gnarls Barkley (2006)
Cee-Lo's haunting vocals seem to drift above the track's eerily minimalist guitar riff, and it never fails to give us chills. Creepy, sure. But it's also bouncy, catchy, and undeniably cool. In short, an amazing pop song. Oh, and the video is crazy as hell. Watch It:
10. 'Crazy,' Gnarls Barkley (2006)
Cee-Lo's haunting vocals seem to drift above the track's eerily minimalist guitar riff, and it never fails to give us chills. Creepy, sure. But it's also bouncy, catchy, and undeniably cool. In short, an amazing pop song. Oh, and the video is crazy as hell. Watch It:
9. 'Cry Me a River,' Justin Timberlake (2002)
The decade's great break up song accomplishes so very much in a few minutes: It highlights a deeper, wounded side of Justin Timberlake that immediately cuts the chord to his boy-band image, paints a darker side of Britney Spears that only adds to her mystery while also painting their relationship as something greater than all the tabloid headline space devoted to it and highlights the layered Timbaland production that would only blossom further on 'Futuresex/LoveSounds.'
8. 'Hollaback Girl,' Gwen Stefani (2005)
This is one of those songs that (for better or worse) can't get out of your head. And the second you have ... "I ain't no hollaback girl," comes from a passing car or something. It's infectious, and we love that Gwen introduced us to a new word and female anthem.
7. 'Take Me Out,' Franz Ferdinand (2004)
Speaking of cross-over tracks, here's a group of modern rock scenesters from Scotland taking New York downtown punk, disco and '80s new wave and mashing it into a crowdpleaser that doesn't sound out of place blasting during half-time at an NBA game. A smash hit that was still cool for the indie kids to love.
6. 'Umbrella,' Rihanna (2007)
This song was 2007, plain and simple. The sheer fact that it's still constantly in radio rotation is a sign of its grip and power. Rihanna may have broken out earlier with a catchy tune here and there, but the scope and staying power of 'Umbrella' made her superstar she is today. Plus, if you think it's about rain gear, word is it's a bit more subversive than that ... but you'll have to investigate yourself on that one.
5. 'Can't Get You Out of My Head,' Kylie Minogue (2001)
The ultimate comeback kid. Fourteen years after 'Loco-Motion hit the top ten, the Aussie sexpot found herself "La la la"-ing her way up the U.S. charts with one of the greatest dance-pop cuts of all time. Listen Again:
4. 'Yeah!,' Usher (2004)
Just like Rihanna owned '07, Usher crushed '04. Lil' Jon brought the crunk and Ush brought the smoove and salacious vocals to this still-played-on-radio classic. In it, the eight-note keyboard reel just keeps on banging out its addictive story ... and we just keep on listening. Need more proof of 'Yeah!'s greatness? It was 2004's best-performing single and sits at number 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 All-Time Top Songs list.
3. 'Since You've Been Gone,' Kelly Clarkson (2005)
Kelly's contagious blast of heartbreak became the pop song that even the indie stars loved to rock out to (Ted Leo's amazing cover, anyone?) while also proving that 'American Idol' could launch legitimate talent who could conquer the charts on their own terms.
2. 'Toxic,' Britney Spears (2004)
In what is perhaps Britney's crowning pop achievment (though '3' is slowly approaching equally awesome levels), 'Toxic' let Britney be everything she was known for just before her big breakdown. The synthy beat is just as fast and sexy as Britney's vocals ... and the video. Oh my. Two words: Sheer bodysuit.
1. 'Hey Ya!,' OutKast (2003)
The ultimate example of the cross-over hit that you could see yourself partying to in college just as easily as you could watch your parents sweat to it in spin class. Any way you digest it, the funk-rock-R&B-hip-hop hybrid is a portable party. Love our pals at Pitchfork's way of summing it up perfectly: A record that sounded like everything on the radio and nothing anyone had heard before.
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- Friday 18 DecemberBy dan
wow...this decade cant be over fast enough,or the carrers of some of those on this list.
- Friday 18 DecemberBy MTS
Madonna had some great hits over this past decade! Go Madge! ;-))
- Thursday 24 DecemberBy Jorge
I have a question...
where's Madonna???
Music was a great hit, Hung Up, etc
where is it??
- Friday 25 DecemberBy pitbull7177
of course this list was the most worked on you all can have your moment with this music i wont judge we all got our own taste in music...
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AFG Furniture Naomi 4-in-1 Convertible Crib
AFG Furniture Naomi 4-in-1 Convertible Crib
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|Product Type: Convertible crib
|Style: Contemporary
|Distressed: No
|Material: Wood
|Solid Wood Construction: Yes
|Non Toxic: Yes
|Compatible Mattress Size: Standard
|Adjustable Mattress Height: Yes
|Conversion Kit Available: No
|Convertible: Yes
|Toddler Safety Rail Available: Yes
|Toddler Safety Rail Included: Yes
|Commercial Use: No
|Eco-Friendly: Yes
|Product Care: Wipe clean with a damp cloth, do not use abrasive cleaning agents
|Country of Manufacture: China
|Assembly Required: Yes
|Product Warranty: 1 year limited
|JPMA Member: Yes
|CPSIA or CPSC Compliant: Yes
|Sixteen CFR Compliant: Yes
|General Conformity Certificate: Yes
About the ManufacturerAFG was first established in 1986 as a baby furniture manufacturer and logistic supplier in southern California.
AFG Furniture Naomi 4-in-1 Convertible Crib
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"Hi, where can I buy the conversions for the full size bed or other conversions if they are needed?" asked by Michelle Armour
"Hi, what color is the espresso crib?" asked by Caa
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Great crib!
Karen from Wallingford, CT – Verified Buyer
This is a really nice crib. I bought it for my grand babies as I watch them twice a week all day. It also turns into a toddler bed. Right now my youngest granddaughter is 19 months and takes almost a 2 hour nap in it. My older granddaughter just turned three and has a crib/toddler bed at home and would nap in this too, with no problems. It is definetly sturdy, with a pretty finish. No fear of baby or toddler falling out or moving crib. I checked this crib against many others and it meets all the safety requirements. It is worth the money and well made for a crib at Grandma's house or a second/vacation home.
great, for the price
samantha from Rochester Hills, MI – Verified Buyer
Having two babies within 16 months of each other, I wanted an inexpensive yet functional and sturdy crib for my new baby boy, as it was hard to justify another potterybarn crib when I'll have two in cribs at the same time. I ordered this and it arrived quickly, but there was a problem with the color--Instead of the espresso I ordered I received cherry. After a few weeks of dealing with not ideal customer service, I received the correct crib and my husband assembled. My only issue is that its not as tall as my daughters crib, which I'm not used to...so really its a personal problem. Other then that, its a perfectly lovely crib!
Great Deal for Price
Pascha from Morgantown, WV – Verified Buyer
Delivery was very quick! Very easy to assemble. Instructions were clear and easy to follow (my father-in-law put it together in about an hour or less). Looks just like the picture and follows description. The only reason I did not give it 5 stars is because I called Wayfair.com to verify that ALL parts were included for the 4 conversion and they assured me that ALL parts were included. When I received the crib, I put it into storage as we were moving (when I was 8 months pregnant). When we moved, I read on the outside of the box that the rails for turning it into a full size bed were NOT included. This was SPECIFICALLY what I called Wayfair.com about. However, without the rails for the full size conversion, this is still an AMAZING deal that will last me for several years (hopefully). Great value, nice finish, easy assembly Did not come with the phase 4 conversion rails for the full bed as stated to me over the phone and in the productdescription
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Ms.C from Frisco
Purchased this for an Employee. I purchased the white crib. I loved the price even more! She and her husband loved it. This bed was very simple to put together. He says he put it up in less than 45 Min.Very sturdy! We absolutely love the style! You cannot find a more beautiful baby bed for a better price! Matches what was advertised. I would recommend this product to others. I am Happy as long as Mom and Baby are Happy.
Great crib, can see hardware holes
Kerri from Ventura, CA – Verified Buyer
The crib went together fairly easily and looks great in the nursery- it's solid, fits a standard mattress well, and is fairly easy to move around. My only complaint is that you can see the holes for the hardware on the outside of the crib. Especially with the white finish, these really stand out. That's a very minor complaint though, and I'm looking forward to getting a lot of use out of the crib.
Great look for a great price
Andrea from Little Rock, AR – Verified Buyer
I was on a hunt for weeks for a crib that had good reviews, was convertible and wouldn't break the bank. After almost deciding on a Pottery Barn crib that was on sale for $379 before taxes and purchasing the converter kit I found this. I'm so happy with it and you can't beat the price. Unfortunately there is something red on one of the pieces we can't seem to get off but we just turned the crib around and problem solved! After putting it together we didn't feel like taking it back apart to ship back for a replacement. Highly recommend!
LOVE! Great crib for an amazing price!
Tiffany from Tampa, FL – Verified Buyer
This is an absolutely gorgeous crib. It took my husband no time at all to put it together. It is a nice, deep brown (I have seen other products listed as espresso be closer to black) and looks just as great as cribs I've seen in the baby stores for $350+. I also purchased the matching changing table which we are also very happy with as they compliment another beautifully! I definitely recommend to any mom looking to keep the nursery furniture budget at a reasonable level. Shipped quickly and arrived packaged nicely with no dings or scratches.
Great product that matches the description!
Levi from MIAMI, FL – Verified Buyer
We bought this crib in Cherry to matches with our wardrobe. The color was exactly the same, cherry alike vine. It was pretty easy putting all the pieces, this crib wasn't strong as the one we have for our first child but still isn't bad quality, my husband was very happy with the purchase, affordable price and it just took 7 days to arrive to our home! Thank you! great value, easy assembly No strong enough as other cribs
Great Price, Minus the Assembly
Kristin from Tuscaloosa, AL – Verified Buyer
We were on the hunt for the perfect crib that was a convertible, but didn't break the bank. After reading the reviews, I knew we had made the right decision. Aside from NO directions in the box, which made assembly a nightmare, we finally got the crib set up and are very pleased. There are no nicks or dings, like the other reviewers have noted. It fights perfectly in the spot we were using. Now we impatiently await the birth of our son. Can't wait to use it!
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Systematic faults are often a result of an error in the specification of the equipment and therefore affect all examples of that type. Such faults can remain undetected for years, until conditions conduce to create the failure. Given the same circumstances, each and every example of the equipment would fail identically at that time.
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|8th Floor Pacific Center, 14, Mohakhali C/A, Dhaka, Bangladesh
Area served
|61 districts and 470 thanas
Key people
|Mehboob Chowdhury (CEO)
David Lee (COO)
|Telephony, CDMA
|Pacific Motors Limited (31.43%)
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Citycell[2] (Bengali: সিটিসেল) (Pacific Bangladesh Telecom Limited) is the first mobile communications company of Bangladesh. It is the only CDMA network operator in the country. As of August 2013, Citycell's total mobile subscriber base is 1.338 million.[3] Citycell is currently owned by Singtel with 45% stake and the rest 55% owned by Pacific Group and Far East Telecom.
In 1989 Bangladesh Telecom Limited (BTL) was awarded a license to operate cellular, paging, and other wireless communication networks. Then in 1990 Hutchison Bangladesh Telecom Limited (HBTL) was incorporated in Bangladesh as a joint venture between BTL and Hutchison Telecommunications (Bangladesh) Limited. HBTL began commercial operation in Dhaka using the AMPS mobile technology in 1993 and became the 2nd cellular operator in South Asia (after Sri Lanka's Celltell, established on 1989). Later that year Pacific Motors bought 50% of BTL. By 1996 HBTL was renamed as Pacific Bangladesh Telecom Limited (PBTL) and launched the brand name "Citycell Digital" to market its cellular products.
By the end of 2007 Citycell had refurbished its old brand identity and introduced a new logo and corporate identity; the new logo is very reminiscent of the old logo. However the slogan "because we care" has remained unchanged.
2010 reshuffle[edit]
In early 2010 Citycell's senior management was reshuffled. A new CEO, Mehboob Chowdhury was brought in as well as a COO, David Lee. In February Chowdhury took office. He is an experienced executive, as he has had involvement with Aktel (now Robi), Warid (Now Airtel), Banglalink (Chief Commercial Officer 2005-2006) and Grameenphone (Director of Sales and Marketing 1998-2005)[4]
Numbering scheme[edit]
Citycell uses the following numbering scheme for its subscribers:
where, 880 is the International Subscriber Dialing Code for Bangladesh and is needed only in case of dialing from outside Bangladesh.
11 is the prefix for Citycell as allocated by the government of Bangladesh. Omitting +880 will require to use 0 in place of it instead to represent local call, hence 011 is the general prefix.
The number N1 to N8 is the subscriber number.
Products offered[edit]
Citycell offers prepaid, postpaid and fixed phone plans. Since Citycell operates in CDMA, RIMs are usually sold with a phone mostly cheap Chinese sets produced by ZTE, Huawei, Samsung, Motorola and Alcatel. Citycell currently has the cheapest Handset + Connection package at 1399 BDT.[citation needed]
The current only prepaid plan is branded as Citycell One. Citycell started offering prepaid plans from 2003. It was the first to offer a prepaid plan with BTTB connectivity in the same year. In 2005, it launched the Aalap Call Me plan- the first phone plan with negative tariff in the country.[citation needed] In this plan customers get credit added to their balance when they receive calls from other Citycell subscribers. In the same year, Citycell launched Aalap Super plan. Subscribers of this plan could make free calls to other Citycell subcribers during late night hours. This espoused numerous copycat products from its competitors. Later that year the national telecoms regulator ordered all phone companies to cease offering free call facility. In 2006, Citycell launched Hello 0123 plan. The name 0123 signified tariff of Tk 0 for calls to one Citycell number of the subscriber's choice, Tk 1 for calls to two other Citycell numbers, Tk 2 for calls to all other Citycell numbers and Tk. 3 for calls to all other networks. This plan was followed up with a string of other spinoff plans that continued into 2007.
Instant Load[edit]
As advertised in June 2008, Citycell became the first mobile operator to sign up for Instant Load. Instant Load is a joint effort from Dutch Bangla Bank and Citycell that lets pre-paid account holders top up their phone through SMS anytime, without the need to visit any store or purchase any minutes. This service is being offered free-of-charge and it is the first service of its type in Bangladesh.[citation needed]
After receiving the SMS, Citycell automatically withdraws the desired amount from the bank account instantly. It is not known if the service is applicable for post-paid users.
The postpaid plan is branded as Citycell One. The Postpaid subscribers enjoy 4 FnF numbers to other operators, 30 sec pulse applicable for all outgoing, Zoom Data service etc. in additional.
Recently in Int. Tread fair 2009, Citycell Introduced a new postpaid service called VOICE-DATA plan with cheaper tariff voice call and sms on any operator and BTTB (NWD) and 0.25 Tk/minute voice call and sms on any Citycell Number.
Citycell Zoom[edit]
Citycell Zoom is a data plan where the customer receives an internet dongle to surf the web where ever the Citycell network is present. Customers have a choice of Citycell Zoom and Citycell Zoom Ultra. Zoom comes with a choice of prepaid or postpaid. Zoom comes with either one of two models, Huawei EC321 or ZTE MG880+. Zoom Ultra uses better technology particularly it uses EV-DO technology. ZTE Ultra Modem AC2726 is the dongle given with Zoom Ultra.
Citycell Zoom along with Grameenphone's version of this technology are regarded as the best in the portable internet service section in Bangladesh.
Customer care center[edit]
There are 6 Customer care centers of Citycell in the country. One for each division and there are another 500 Customer care Points scattered around the country.[citation needed]
Performance[citation needed][edit]
World operator rank by connections : 258th
Market Share : ≈4.5%
Market Penetration : ≈1.1%
*Data - Q2 2008
Criticism and penalty[edit]
Citycell, has been fined Tk. 1.5 billion by the Bangladesh Telecommunication Regulatory Commission for its involvement in illegal VoIP or international call termination.
Citycell's involvement in illegal VoIP, was discovered in May 2007 during a raid in the company's Mohakhali office by the BTRC.[5]
See also[edit]
- ^ [1]
- ^ http://www.citycell.com
- ^ BTRC: Mobile phone subscriber in Bangladesh
- ^ [2] Citycell gets new CEO and COO
- ^ e-mela.com:: Home of Bangladesh
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My only problem when i pvp is running into pandaran monks (They hit too freakin hard)
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They have worked for me so far but they are only level's 7 and 8.
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Thinking of assembling one awesome mechanical team cause of their great synergy and special ability.
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I kind of wish I picked a different starting team now, the Quilen Cub is fairly weak, Grunty is subpar, however Lil' XT is outstanding.
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Lil teracogosa?
still trying to find a 3rd i can reliably use. Currently using a worg, only cause it was the first pet i leveled since everything in the first few zones were critters.
So far the first 2 do all the work, turrets + plus heals and 2 lives on my first pet means i'll most likely kill 1 before i die unless its a counter to mechanical, then teracogosa decimates with her hard hitting spells. Then my worg just does cleanup.
What would be a good third, have most easy to get pets minus the bought pets, i'm too cheap for that.
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Penang has perhaps the largest and well preserved colonial-era old town, with excellent examples of Chinese clan houses, colonial homes, public buildings and private mansions. Visit Little India and exciting Chinatown, and make a stop at the world famous Royal Selangor and the Penang Museum. Before the day is over stop at Wat Chayamankalaram to see the big reclining Buddha.
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New Zealand All Blacks coach Steve Hansen brought in some reinforcements as his team gears up for a brutal Test against Samoa in Apia next week Wednesday.
With a number of key All Blacks involved in the Super Rugby Final between the Hurricanes and Highlanders, Hansen wanted to add some depth to the squad training in Auckland this week.
17 Members of Hansen's 41-player squad were ruled out because of their involvement in Saturday's Super Rugby decider.
3 More players – uncapped Chiefs midfield backs Charlie Ngatai and Seta Tamanivalu, as well as Crusaders utility Tom Taylor – have been brought into the New Zealand camp in Auckland.
With injury issues surrounding some others, Hansen initially announced 2 stand-by players – scrumhalf Andy Ellis and uncapped prop Nepo Laulala.
He had already boosted numbers last week when 3 uncapped players joined a training camp in Auckland – midfield back George Moala, scrumhalf Brad Weber and prop Ofa Tu'ungafasi.
The All Blacks selectors gave their 1st hint of World Cup thinking, naming 5 new faces in an enlarged 41-man squad.
Coach Steve Hansen has named 33 new All Blacks since they won the last World Cup in 2011 with the latest additions being Crusaders hooker Codie Taylor, Hurricanes lock James Broadhurst and fullback Nehe Milner-Skudder, Highlanders flyhalf Lima Sopoaga and wing Waisake Naholo.
Naholo is the leading try-scorer in Super Rugby this year, touching down twice in the Highlanders 24 / 14 play-off victory over the Chiefs on Saturday to take his total for the year to 11.
Milner-Skudder is a cousin of Buff Milner and a nephew of George Skudder, both former All Blacks.
There is also a recall for 3-Test hooker Hika Elliot who has not been required for international duty since June 2012.
A final group of 31 to defend their world crown will be named at the end of August following The Rugby Championship Tests against South Africa, Australia and Argentina as well as a 1-off Test with Samoa and an extra clash with Australia.
The decision of All Blacks flyhalf Colin Slade to head to Europe after the World Cup has made coach Steven Hansen very aware that the exodus of New Zealand players is not yet over.
Slade is the 10th All Black so far to announce he is heading offshore at the end of the year, to join French club Pau.
Still to confirm their post-World Cup futures are Julian Savea, Sam Cane and Ryan Crotty and, coupled with expected retirements and the impact of the Olympics, coach Steve Hansen is bracing for a difficult 12 months following the World Cup in England.
Cashed-up European clubs, who once targeted players in the twilight of their careers, assisting the All Blacks into an easy rollover of talent, are now creating a talent drain by luring up-and-coming stars.
Steve Hansen's term as All Blacks head coach has been extended by two years, ensuring he will be in charge when the British and Irish Lions tour New Zealand in 2017.
New Zealand Rugby chief executive Steve Tew told a news conference Tuesday that Hansen will continue in his role for two years after the 2015 World Cup.
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The 23-year-old's outstanding form saw the 35-Test powerhouse lock join team mates Richie McCaw, Kieran Read and Jerome Kaino who have won the top honour in recent years.
The All Blacks who retained their number one world ranking for the fifth consecutive year, took out the Team of the Year for the fourth successive year while Steve Hansen earned his third successive Coach of the Year award.
Convincing Steve Hansen to extend his contract after the 2015 World Cup would ensure the All Blacks aren't exposed by the exit of their experienced players, says Mike Eagle.
Eagle, who was New Zealand Rugby's chairman between 2010 and early 2014, understands supporters may be nervous about the All Blacks coach being reappointed ahead of next year's global tournament – something that has never happened before – but believed it should be endorsed.
Last month NZ Rugby chief executive Steve Tew said discussions with Hansen, who replaced Graham Henry as head coach in 2012, were well underway and it was up to Hansen to decide if he wanted to sign a new deal.
While he hadn't been privy to the discussions between Tew and the board, Eagle said it would foolish to wait until after the World Cup to start searching for a new coach if Hansen was prepared to stay.
Brodie Retallick becomes the fourth New Zealander to be named World Rugby Player of the Year, while the All Blacks and Steve Hansen also win awards.
New Zealand second row Brodie Retallick has been named the World Rugby Player of the Year 2014 by an independent panel, the fourth player from his country to win the prestigious award.The 23-year-old has enjoyed a fantastic year in the middle of the All Blacks' pack and follows in the footsteps of teammates Kieran Read (2013), Dan Carter (2005 and 2012) and Richie McCaw (2006, 2009 and 2010).
He edged out Willie le Roux (South Africa), Julian Savea (New Zealand), Jonathan Sexton (Ireland) and Duane Vermeulen (South Africa) for the award in a closely fought contest during a year of spectacular performances on the international stage.
The accolade completes a hat-trick of awards for New Zealand, as the All Blacks were named World Rugby Team of the Year 2014 for the eighth time and Steve Hansen the World Rugby Coach of the Year 2014 for the third year in succession.
New Zealand coach Steve Hansen has clearly marked his team's challenge, after again dominating world rugby in 2014 – winning an unprecedented back-to-back World Cup in 2015.
After crashing out in a shock defeat by France in the 2007 quarterfinals, the All Blacks stormed to World Cup glory on home soil in 2011.
Since then, they have been in awesome form, losing only one match this season, to the Springboks by two points, after having already wrapped up a third successive Rugby Championship.
And Hansen, speaking after his team produced a second half five-try fest to see off Wales 34-16 on Saturday, was in no doubt about what lay ahead for him and his charges.
"No one's won back-to-back World Cups so we shouldn't even be the favourites, but we will be because we're the number one side in the world," said Hansen.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen had no regrets about risking defeat against Scotland by fielding an experimental young side at Murrayfield, insisting that the close call of a contest that ended in a 24-16 victory for the reigning world champions was "a perfect game".
New Zealand have never lost to Scotland but the hosts were scenting an historic victory as they entered the final 10 minutes just 17-16 down against an All Black side featuring 13 changes in personnel from the team that started the 24-21 win against England at Twickenham seven days previously.
It took a 74th minute try from Hurricanes lock Jeremy Thrush and a conversion by Colin Slade, who started on the right wing but switched to the familiar realm of flyhalf after the 56th minute substitution of Dan Carter, to make victory secure against a spirited Scotland side.
It has been successfully trialled in South Africa and now All Black coach Steve Hansen wants the Varsity Cup initiative to be used worldwide.
Hansen, at the weekend, renewed his call for a challenge system to be bought into the game and it comes on the back of some contentious officiating in their 24-21 win over England.
Steve Hansen said one example of where a challenge could be used, was when his own team got away with a blatant infringement earlier in the year.
"Israel Dagg throwing a forward pass against South Africa and Richie McCaw scoring," the New Zealand mentor told a media scrum after his team's win at Twickenham.
Hansen also nominated the apparent forward pass which led to France's try, when they beat the All Blacks in the 2007 World Cup quarterfinal as a an example of what could be achieved.
"Everybody in the stadium who had a view saw that.
"To me, that's a clear and obvious case for a coach to say: 'OK, I want to challenge that try.'
New Zealand coach Steve Hansen blasted the use of television replays after his world champions beat England 24-21, claiming TV producers were threatening to have a damagingly decisive say at Test level.
The All Blacks were rocked when they fell behind in just the fourth minute at Twickenham on Saturday to England wing Jonny May's first international try.
But with flyhalf Aaron Cruden crossing they were just 14-11 behind at half-time.
They then stepped up the pace in the second half with skipper Richie McCaw scoring a try before replacement forward Charlie Faumuina went over nine minutes from time.
England's late penalty try could not disguise a fifth straight defeat by the All Blacks.
The World Champions head to America and the United Kingdom in what is the ultimate live fire training run, for in less than 12 months the All Blacks will re-tread the same soil as they seek to defend the Webb Ellis Cup.
The paradox for New Zealand is that their first Test, against USA in Chicago next up, is followed by World Cup host's England a week later.
This mirrors the fears that the All Blacks 'soft pool' in the 2015 tournament, an immense insult to Argentina, may be ill preparation for the knockout stages, something that caused some issues for the side in 2007.
The Rugby Championship winners play the United States, England, Scotland and Wales to round out their 2014 international schedule.
Aaron Cruden continues to be frozen out of the All Blacks.
Steve Hansen, who recently kicked the playmaker off the tour of Argentina and South Africa because he missed a pre-departure meeting, hasn't even bothered naming him in the reserves for the test against the Wallabies in Brisbane on Saturday night.
Instead Beauden Barrett will again start at first five-eighth, while Colin Slade, who can play first-five, wing and fullback, has been listed in the substitutes.
In most cases, comparing a young player with a legend of the game is to burden him with unfair expectation.
To say Julian Savea is the new Jonah Lomu is definitely unfair. Unfair because it is selling Savea short. The 24-year-old wing may already have surpassed Lomu, according to All Black coach Steve Hansen.
Launching pads don't get much better. With the pressure now off, the All Blacks board a flight to Johannesburg today with strut, swagger and no inhibitions.
Yesterday's four-try 34-13 win over the Pumas clinched a third successive Rugby Championship title but, more importantly, saw the All Blacks regain their attacking groove.
After two weeks battling New Zealand rain they threw off the shackles in La Plata and now have the freedom to craft a gameplan without worrying about any tournament permutations.
To further enhance their 22-test unbeaten run they will be intent on harnessing that flamboyance for a blockbuster clash of styles rematch with the Springboks.
Meyer Praises fit, gutsy Boks
Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer on Saturday applauded the fitness and never-say-die attitude of his team in defeating Australia 28-10 in the Rugby Championship at DHL Newlands.
The Springboks scored three tries in the last ten minutes to seal a bonus point victory.
"We played great rugby at times in the first half, but their defence was great. We became a bit frustrated because of that, but in the second half the fitness levels and impact from the bench was massive for us; I told our conditioning coach Basil Carzis as much afterwards," Meyer said.
Major adjustments are not a familiar theme with the All Blacks but that's exactly what the backline confronts in Argentina this week.
Under Steve Hansen, a consistent selection policy has prevailed. Players must earn their respective chances, or wait for injury to open the door.
This week Aaron Cruden's ill-advised bender and a lack of depth at second five-eighth will force two serious changes to the inside backs.
First-five Aaron Cruden will miss matches against Argentina and South Africa after a late night drinking incident.
Aaron Cruden was found keeping his head down at his Hamilton home today – over 10,000 kilometres away from his All Blacks team-mates – after he was kicked off the trip to Argentina for having a late night drinking session in Auckland.
The All Blacks may have been grounded in Auckland overnight after their flight to Santiago was cancelled, but their ambitions remain sky-high as they look to keep alive an unbeaten run dating back to November, 2012.
Former coach Sir Graham Henry created a few ripples when he suggested the world champions could do with some adversity ahead of their defence of the global crown next year in England.
Henry spoke of the benefits that come from regathering the forces following a defeat and wondered aloud if the All Blacks, who have lost only one test under Steve Hansen, might be the better for the introspection that follows a loss.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen can see where his predecessor, Sir Graham Henry, is coming from.
But Hansen wants his team to continue improving without the need of a loss as a wake-up call.
Henry, with Hansen as an assistant, steered New Zealand to the World Cup title in 2011.
However, 12 months out from the start of their defence, Henry is worried they might get too used to winning and believes some adversity, namely a loss, might have benefits.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen doesn't mind having a public pop at the Wallabies, but when it comes to one of world rugby's enduring rivalries, and South African coach Heyneke Meyer, there is nothing but mutual respect.
"I myself have a huge amount of respect for their coach [Heyneke Meyer]. I think he's a good man and a good coach," Hansen said today, ahead of Saturday night's test against South Africa in Wellington.
"Their captain Jean [de Villiers], having his 100th game [on Saturday] I'd like to congratulate him on that."
Heyneke Meyer, as every Springbok coach has before him, will have his year's work measured by how his side goes against the All Blacks.
That is just the way it is in South Africa and Meyer would have known that before he accepted the job. But if anyone thinks it's a fair contest, and that he is pitting himself against his All Black adversary Steve Hansen on equal terms, they need to think again.
The expectations of South Africans do not match the rugby realities of the two countries. New Zealand's centralised system, with Super Rugby coaches and players contracted to the NZRFU and everything geared towards making the All Blacks excellent, gives Hansen a leg up that Meyer doesn't have.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen has made it clear that Sonny Bill Williams will be on the end of year tour, though there are no guarantees he will play any games.
Hansen has voiced his views on the controversial decision to get Williams instantly into the All Blacks selection mix on his return from rugby league, even though he may not have played for his Counties Manukau union. His selection would be against ordinary New Zealand Rugby regulations.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen disagrees Richie McCaw is a fading force but insists neither he, nor his captain, will be afraid to make the right call to end his illustrious career.
On either side of the Tasman, there are growing concerns an ageing McCaw won't make it to next year's World Cup.
Love the rain. Give me a stick of dynamite and I would blow the roof off the Millennium Stadium. Wet weather rugby is a whole new ball game. It demands a higher skill level, a flexible tactical mind and it gives the fate of the contest to the forwards.
Suddenly these All Blacks didn't look half the team that some people had assumed they were.
Don't tell me the conditions were impossible or that they ruined the spectacle. And don't tell it to the 39,523 people, it is still hard to believe the size of the crowd, who were jammed into Wellington's Athletic Park back in 1996.
The conditions that day were far worse than they were in Sydney last weekend, because a howling wind drove the rain, but those All Blacks played the rugby of the gods.
Kiwi straight-shooter Steve Hansen says the All Blacks can lift 10 or 12 notches from their Bledisloe-opening draw but doubts whether the Wallabies can rise any further.
Hansen has reacted to the 12-12 Sydney stalemate like a loss and admitted widespread criticism of his team's poor display was wholly warranted.
He said New Zealand needed to improve "just about everything" to continue their amazing 32-Test Eden Park streak on Saturday night.
It was no consolation at all to All Blacks coach Steve Hansen that a post-game meeting with last week's referee Jaco Peyper yielded a frank "mea culpa" from the South African whistle-blower.
Hansen factored a poor refereeing performance into the contributing reasons for a sub-par All Black performance in last week's 12-12 draw with the Wallabies in Sydney to open the Rugby Championship and Bledisloe Cup series.
The All Blacks were left feeling "hollow" and "gutted" after their record-equalling test win streak came to a limp end on Saturday night at the Olympic stadium.
To that they might have added relieved at escaping with a draw they scarcely deserved.
Truth be told, the All Blacks were fortunate indeed to slip out of Sydney with a 12-12 stalemate that was flattering to them, after being outplayed in the second half by a Wallabies outfit who just weren't good enough to close out a victory that was theirs for the taking.
All Blacks coach Steve Hansen appears resigned to losing test veteran Tony Woodcock for the rest of 2014 – though he believes there is a significant upside to the loosehead prop's likely season-ending injury.
Hansen wrapped up the second day of a mini-camp with his non-Crusaders All Blacks in Auckland today, and said the prognosis was looking increasingly dim for Woodcock who was battling a serious shoulder problem.
The All Blacks will get another crack at matching the record for consecutive Tier One Test victories when they face England in Hamilton this weekend.
The record of 17 victories has been reached by the All Blacks side of the late 1960's and Nick Mallett's Springbok team of the lates 1990's, and Richie McCaw will have his third shot as captain at joining them on Saturday.
The Wallabies have twice ended an All Blacks winning streak on 16 victories in recent years, springing a surprise in Hong Kong back in 2010 and then earning a draw in Brisbane in 2012.
New Zealand coach Steve Hansen praised the bravery and class of flyhalf Aaron Cruden for producing the match-winning moment in a tight Test.
Cruden was hailed as the hero of the All Blacks' last gasp 20-15 win over England at the weekend, not for the five penalties he kicked but for the one he turned down.
Cruden not only caught England napping but also his own teammates when he opted to tap and run when the All Blacks won a handy penalty with the score locked at 15-all.
Steve Hansen could never be accused of being a conservative.
The All Blacks coach has struck a balance between future and present in naming three new caps on the reserves bench to play England at Eden Park on Saturday.
Centre Malakai Fekitoa, lock Patrick Tuipulotu and halfback TJ Perenara have all been named in the 23-man squad for the first test of the international season.
The All Blacks have called up two new players and recalled two World Cup-winners to the squad to face England.
Highlanders midfielder Malakai Fekitoa and Blues lock Patrick Tuipulotu are the two uncapped players, whilst loose forwards Jerome Kaino and Victor Vito return after extended absences.
The backs – forwards split sees 17 forwards selected (two hookers, five props, four locks and six loose forwards) and 14 backs (three halfbacks, three first five–eighths, four midfielders and four outside backs) and the squad has a combined total of 1,125 Test caps.
The year was full of spectacular moments and performances as well as disappointing lows and infamous incidents; we name and shame the best and worst in our 2013 Awards.
New Zealand and Wales ruled their respective hemispheres for the second successive year, the All Blacks enjoying a flawless 2013 campaign.
All Blacks and Crusaders vice captain Kieran Read has been named the International Rugby Board's Player of the Year for 2013.
New Zealand rugby claimed a triple scoop on the awards as the All Blacks were also named team of the year while coach of the year went to Steve Hansen.


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