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Andrew Charles Young, of Dover, passed away suddenly , Thursday,
September 27, 2012. He was 10.
Andrew was attending the 5th Grade in W.B. Simpson Elementary School, Camden.
One of his favorite things in school was being a member of the Math League. Andrew
enjoyed making artwork, drawing, fishing, & building with Legos. He was very creative,
liked doing things on the computer, and playing basketball and football. He also liked
reading the Bible.
Andrew was preceded in death by his paternal grandmother- Sheila C. Young. He is survived by his mother- Regina (Price) Williams & her husband- Robert; his father-
Charles Andrew Young; Sisters- Jacqalyn Thompson,Cierra Young, Evanni Wilson, and
Alyiah Morrell. Brothers- Antwoine Price,Charles Young,Jr.,Kwadir Young, Daquan Gibbs,
& Raeshan Gibbs. Paternal Grandfather- Charles W. Young; Maternal grandfather- Harold S. Woodlin, Jr; Maternal grandmother- Beverly J. Enchill; step- paternal grandmother- Dee Young; his best friend- Marcus; aunts-Shirlet, Sheila,Regina,Serena & Sherrita Young; LeToya Price(Antonio), Donee' Sanders(Kenny), Trina, Crissy & Crystal. Uncles- Jonathan & Jeffrey Young, Darnell Stanley, Genius Johns; great-uncle& aunt- Edward & Yvonne Baynard; and numerous cousins, friends, and extended family.
Viewing will be held, Friday, October 5, 2012, from 5 to 8 pm , in the Pippin Funeral Home, 119 West Camden-Wyoming Ave., Wyoming.
A Memorial Service will be held at 1:00 pm, Saturday, October 6, 2012 in the
Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's Witnesses, 1260 West State College Road, Dover.
Burial will follow in Williamsville Cemetery. Contributions in Andrew's memory may be made to the family.
Letters of condolences can be sent via www.pippinfuneralhome.com.
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"I am very excited to coach at my alma mater," Ahmadian said. "I would like to thank the administration for this opportunity. My time as a student at Baker was very special to me. As a coach, I will make sure my players get the most out of their experience at Baker as student-athletes."
Said Yetmar, "We are extremely pleased that Joe has joined our athletics staff. As an alum and current assistant tennis pro, Joe understands the Baker experience and has vast knowledge of the game of tennis. He will be an asset to our department and guide our student-athletes to success both in the classroom and on the court."

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Aug. 31 Calendar
Published: Saturday, August 31, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Friday, August 30, 2013 at 12:32 p.m.
Bring Calendar information to 30 E. First Ave., email it to firstname.lastname@example.com, or mail it to The Calendar, The Dispatch, P.O. Box 908, Lexington, 27293 so it is at The Dispatch one week prior to its publication date. Include an address for the event. Events listed below are in Lexington, unless otherwise noted. For publication of church and nonprofit yard sales, please call classified advertising at 249-1637.
The Humane Society of Davidson County will meet at 7 p.m. Sept. 10 in the Conference Room (Room 110) of the Love Building on the Davidson County Community College campus.
Girls on the Run fall 2013 season is now enrolling at the Lexington YMCA for girls in grades third through fifth. The class meets on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 4:30-5:30 p.m. beginning Sept. 16. This is a 12-week program which focuses is on character development through exercise, positive-reinforcement. Contact Jen Fuller-Allen at firstname.lastname@example.com for more info or call 249-2177.
Basketball officiating clinics for middle and high school games will take place Sept. 23, 30 and Oct. 7, 14, 21 and 28 at 7 p.m. at Brown Middle School. If interested, call Richard Hedrick at 248-7801 or Al Henderson at 431-9069.
Governments And Groups
The Lexington Rotary Club meets from 12:15 to 1:15 p.m. every Tuesday at the J. Smith Young YMCA. For further information, visit the website at www.lexingtonrotary.com or contact Rusty Hunt at 224-4650.
Preschoolers story time takes place at the Lexington Library for 3-, 4- and 5-year-olds from 10:30 to 11 a.m. each Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday. Toddlers meet from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Bedtime story hour is held from 7 to 7:30 p.m. Mondays. Bookventures and afterschool program for children in kindergarten through fifth grade takes place from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. each Thursday. Call 242-2040 for more information.
Davidson County Board of Education will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. Tuesday because of the holiday on Monday at Davidson County Schools headquarters, 250 County Home Road, off U.S. Highway 64 East.
American Veterans Post 760 will hold a meeting at 7 p.m. the first Monday of each month at the post, 5595 Old Highway 52, Welcome.
Lexington City Board of Education will holds a meeting at 6:30 p.m. the first Tuesday at Lexington City Schools' administration building, 1010 Fair St.
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In the coming weeks, the President-Elect of the European Commission and leaders of the European Union will discuss the new institutional map of the European Union, including new portfolios for the incoming college of Commissioners. Despite the fact that immigration is a critical challenge for the European Union, it has become harder for EU institutions to forge a strong policy. Perhaps as a result of this disconnect, one of the key ideas on the table is to create a Commissioner for Migration.
With the European Council meeting in late June 2014 to adopt strategic guidelines on asylum and migration policy, amid strains resulting from Syrian refugee migration and other flows, this MPI Europe policy brief identifies challenges and proposes a forward course. The brief recommends increased engagement by Member States in practical cooperation as a way to strengthen implementation and consolidation of existing EU laws and achieve more consistent asylum decision-making.


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Brian Keith Mitchell (B-Mitch) (twitter: @BmitchliveCSN)
Position: RB
Height: 5-11 Weight: 225 lbs.
Born: August 18, 1968 in Fort Polk, LA
High School: Plaquemine
College: La-Lafayette
Drafted by the Washington Redskins in the 5th round (130th overall) of the 1990 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 39 (2371st overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler & 1-time First-Team All-Pro (fine print)


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Yukon Jacket
Tech & Features
Under a shell or on its own, this lightweight insulator offers proper warmth on hill or around town.
When the mercury heads south, there's no better shelter than the lightweight, quick-drying warmth of the Burton Yukon Jacket. With a water-repellent shell fabric and low-profile DRYRIDE Thermex™ insulation, along with rider-driven features like venting and a sound pocket, this versatile insulator is ready to blaze trails on and off the mountain.
DRYRIDE Thermex™ Polyester Insulation
Highly breathable, quick-drying, and warm—DRYRIDE Thermex™ fleece provides core insulation while transporting heat-robbing moisture away from your First Layer® to keep you dry from the inside out. DRYRIDE Thermex fleece is offered in multiple weights and styles, making it easy to dial in your comfort level depending on what the day demands.
Adjustable Cuffs
Seal out the wind and wet weather with the adjustable Velcro® cuffs on the jacket's sleeves.
- 100% Nylon Shell Fabric with DWR Coating
- Zippered Handwarmer Pockets with Brushed Tricot Lining
- Zippered Chest Pocket
- Adjustable Hem and Hood Opening
- Underarm Vents
- Internal Media Pocket with Headphone Cable Port
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As Irish poet Brendan Behan once said (oft-repeated sans attribution), "There is no such thing as bad publicity except your own obituary" and Dough Girl seems far from dead.
Though we know of no Grubman Power giRls at the aid Dough Girl owner Tami Cromar, she's turned her David v. Goliath battle against megalocorp. to keep the name of her company intact into this week's flavor with the national media.
Cromar says it was her customers/concerned SLC residents who rallied to her aid ("a few local SLC fans said 'this isn't fair' and took it to the streets") when General Mills Inc., which owns the Pillsbury, told her to stop using the name because it believes My Dough Girl diminishes the value of its trademark Doughboy figure.
"We probably won't change our name until February of 2011 and we will transition and be complete by June of 2011," Cromar said, "unless they pull back because everyone on the 'planet' (sic) is writing, reading, and talking about it."
You ain't kiddin' sister:
"Today we had calls from Associated Press NY and Chicago, as well as three media outlets from (Golden Valley, Minnesota - GM HQ)," she said. "Our story is being tracked in 15 countries and has been translated into French. We get calls and emails from Asia, UK, Autralia, New Zealand, Korea, Canada, etc. everyday."
That 'etc.' includes MSNBC, Fox News, CNN, ABC - can you say media darling?
Cromar said she doesn't have the money to fight the world's sixth-largest food company, which had global sales of nearly $16 billion in '09. She started Dough Girl in '08 by cashing out $10k from her IRA and claims she did about $100k in sales last year putting everything back into the business.
"Rather than be broke and homeless I'd rather just be creative and bake cookies," she told the AP. "I don't have the power to fight."
Pillsbury has its own version as to why Cromar can't continue status quo:
"It was necessary, but unfortunate, because the business involved - My Dough Girl -was small," the company said in a statement. "But the application was for categories in which we operate, including cookies and refrigerated dough products nationally. We needed to protect our trademarks - and we did."
Meantime, Cromar keeps cranking out cookies with a crazy sense of urgency as she waits for the OK from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office on her applications for a couple potential new names - which, for now, are under wraps.
Our advice: Get down to 770 South 300 West for a box of Margos (our fave) and, to paraphrase a quote from another famous Bard, "A (cookie) by any other name would (taste) just as sweet."


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Let's Get Together Thai Shrimp RecipeRead Reviews Be the first to add a review
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"My husband and I make a point to have at least one 'date night' every week. When we eat in, this is our favorite dish. It's quick and easy, and super satisfying." —Marie Saba, San Antonio, Texas
- 3/4 pound uncooked medium shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 2 tablespoons lime juice, divided
- 1 shallot, chopped
- 1 teaspoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 1 garlic clove, minced
- 1 tablespoon olive oil
- 10 cherry tomatoes, halved
- 1/2 cup sliced fresh mushrooms
- 1/2 cup reduced-sodium chicken broth
- 1/2 cup light coconut milk
- 1 teaspoon curry powder
- 1/2 teaspoon crushed red pepper flakes
- 2 tablespoons chopped salted cashews
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh cilantro
- Sprinkle shrimp with salt, pepper and 1 tablespoon lime juice.
- In a large skillet, saute the shallot, ginger and garlic in oil for 1 minute. Add shrimp; cook and stir for 2-3 minutes or until shrimp turn pink. Remove with a slotted spoon and set aside.
- Add tomatoes, mushrooms, broth, coconut milk, curry powder, pepper flakes and remaining lime juice to the skillet. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat; simmer, uncovered, for 8-10 minutes or until mushrooms are tender and sauce is slightly reduced, stirring occasionally. Add shrimp; heat through. Garnish with cashews and cilantro. Yield: 2 servings.
Originally published as Let's Get Together Thai Shrimp in Taste of Home August/September 2011, p45
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Reviewed Mar. 9, 2013
"i have made this dish for several dinners and for friends. it's one of the best dishes i've ever had"
Reviewed Oct. 13, 2011
"This is dish is amazing! I double it every time. I used chicken instead and that worked great!"
Reviewed Aug. 30, 2011
"This is a fabulous meal! I made it just for myself and had to FORCE myself to save half the meal for later....it was SO tasty."
Reviewed Aug. 28, 2011
"Very nice light flavor."
Reviewed Aug. 11, 2011
"Excellent! We thought it was really good. I served it with stir fried vegtables. Will triple it and make it for company next time and maybe add some edamame and serve it with potstickers and pad thai."


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ZF-6753: Implementation of Dojo_View_Helper_Editor is outdated and insecure
Hi, I believe that the ZF implementation of the rich text editor dijit.Editor is based on outdated Dojo docs and is apparently insecure. In use, it logs warnings to the Firebug console about not using it with HTML Textarea tags - from the Dojo comments: // Do not use this widget // with an HTML <TEXTAREA> tag, since the browser unescapes XML escape characters, // like <. This can have unexpected behavior and lead to security issues // such as scripting attacks.
The approved method appears to be to use a div instead; however, I suspect this has the downside of not degrading gracefully in the absence of Javascript. I don't know whether the claimed security flaw is important enough to sacrifice this principle for.
The fix is to alter lines 89-92 of Zend/Dojo/View/Helper/Editor.php to:
89 $attribs = $this->_prepareDijit($attribs, $params, 'textarea');
91 $html = '_htmlAttribs($hiddenAttribs) . $this->getClosingBracket() .
92 '
_htmlAttribs($attribs) . '>' . $value . '
I fix this is issue in my view helper with follow code:
* dijit.Editor
* @param string $id
* @param string $value
* @param array $params
* @param array $attribs
* @return string
public function editor($id, $value = null, $params = array(), $attribs = array())
$hiddenName = $id;
if (array_key_exists('id', $attribs)) {
$hiddenId = $attribs['id'];
} else {
$hiddenId = $hiddenName;
$hiddenId = $this->_normalizeId($hiddenId);
$hiddenAttribs = array(
'id' => $hiddenId,
'name' => $hiddenName,
'value' => $value,
'type' => 'hidden',
$editorAttribs = array(
'id' => $hiddenId . '-Editor',
'name' => $this->_normalizeEditorName($hiddenName)
$editorAttribs = $this->_prepareDijit($editorAttribs, $params, 'textarea');
$this->_createEditorOnSubmit($hiddenId, $textareaId);
$html = '_htmlAttribs($hiddenAttribs) . $this->getClosingBracket()
. '
_htmlAttribs($editorAttribs) .'>'.$value.'
return $html;
One mistake
// change line
$this->_createEditorOnSubmit($hiddenId, $textareaId);
// to
$this->_createEditorOnSubmit($hiddenId, $hiddenId . '-Editor');
This issue causes a previously closed bug report at: http://framework.zend.com/issues/browse/…
As mentioned in ZF-4462, it only happens in IE.
Happened to me in IE7 - my client was complaining that when they tried change the data in the Editor field, they get the text "Array" is saved in place of the content. Dumping the request data reveals that the data submitted is submitted as an array. Similar to what is displayed below:
Array ( [title] => bug test 2 [content] => Array ( [Editor] => bug test 2 ) [sendlive] => 0 [id] => [save] => save )
Fixed in trunk, and will release with 1.10. The change is a slight BC break, but justifiable due to the security implications; however, these changes are best to introduce during a minor release when we can message how to upgrade more granularly.


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Kevin S. Jones
Position: RB
Height: 6-0 Weight: 228 lbs.
Born: August 21, 1982 in Chester, PA
High School: Cardinal O'Hara
College: Virginia Tech (school history) (Jones college stats)
Drafted by the Detroit Lions in the 1st round (30th overall) of the 2004 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 27 (3730th overall since 1950)
Other SR Links: College Football at Sports-Reference.com
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No, the thread is not named after me. I'm named after the story. Here is the beginning of a journey of a boy named Tucker, and his team of Eevees.
The Eon Team
J. G. Parrott
Chapter 1: The Eevee Cubs
"Ow! Ow! That's cold Glaceon!" Tucker complained as he tried to pull his blankets over his head. However, Glaceon continued spraying a cold mist over him so that, even under a sheet and three layers of blankets Tucker couldn't help shivering. Finally he gave up trying to resist Glaceon and threw his covers off of him. Glaceon immediately backed away and sat down on her haunches, staring innocently at him.
"Was that necessary, Glaceon? It's Saturday!" Tucker said angrily. The ice-type Pokémon just smiled cutely and stood up.
"Glacy-glay-glace!" Glaceon said. Look over here! She looked over to the corner of the room where she slept, causing Tucker to look instantly.
His jaw dropped instantly. No wonder Glaceon had wanted him up so badly. He scrambled over to her bed as quickly as he could, skidding along the wood floors at the last moment. Glaceon bounded next to him and sat down at the edge of her bed. There, resting in the folds of her blankets and snuggled deep in them, was a baby Eevee.
"It hatched!" Tucker whispered excitedly. He eyed the other five eggs and noticed they seemed to be glowing. "They're gonna hatch too!" Glaceon nodded proudly and then stepped into her bed and surrounded her eggs and her newborn Eevee. The Eevee yawned and moved about slightly at sensing the presence of its mother, but it kept its eyes closed.
Glaceon cooed to her newborn and nestled her head against it. It pushed restlessly with its legs against her.
"Is it a boy or a girl?" Tucker asked.
"Gle," Glaceon responded. Girl.
"This is awesome," Tucker said. "Do Mom and dad know yet?" Glaceon shook her head. She opened her mouth as if to speak, but suddenly one of the eggs began glowing brightly, drawing both hers and Tucker's attention. A moment later, as the shining intensified, another of the eggs began doing the same. Tucker scooted away and watched in fascination. The first of the eggs suddenly lost its oblong shape and morphed into an Eevee. The other egg did the same thing an instant later. The two looked around happily, first at Glaceon and then around the room. They stopped looking around when they saw Tucker.
Tucker took the moment to really get a good look at the three Eevee babies. The one that was asleep, the oldest of them, had a smooth coat and small white dot of fur on its forehead. The second Eevee also had smooth fur, but a ridge of fur along its spine was a bit bushier, making it look like it had a ridged back. The third was much bushier than the other two. In fact, it was far bushier than any Eevee Tucker had ever seen.
The first Eevee, the one with the dot on its forehead, suddenly woke up then. It blinked sleepily, but when it saw its new siblings it jumped to its feet happily and greeted them. "Ee-vee-eevee-eev," it said. Tucker cocked his head to the side in confusion. He remembered understanding Glaceon when she had been an Eevee. Of course, that was seven years ago. He guessed he could have forgotten.
The dotted Eevee suddenly saw Tucker then, as it looked to see what its siblings were looking at. Like them, it stared curiously.
"Hi," Tucker said meekly.
"Ee," the three Eevees said together. They looked back at Glaceon then who just smiled at them.
"What are they?" Tucker asked.
"See. Gle," Glaceon said, putting her nose on the ridge-backed Eevee first and then the bushy Eevee. Boy. Girl.
"Nice to meet you three," Tucker said. "I'm Tucker."
Just then, the last three eggs suddenly began glowing together, causing all five sets of eyes in the room to look at them. They shined brighter after a moment and then all took the shapes of an Eevee. One had several tufts of fur sticking up at random on its body. Another had a ball of fur on top of its head between its ears. And the third had single white rings halfway up its ears. The three new Eevee looked around curiously, first at their mother, then at Tucker. Like the other three, they stared at him until he said, "Hello." He looked back at Glaceon and asked her what these three were. All three were boys, she said.
Tucker looked between the six Eevee babies, and after a moment just smiled. They were each different, and he liked that. A white dot. A ridge of fur. A bushy coat. Stray tufts. A ball of fur. And white rings.


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All Points West Music & Arts Festival returns to Liberty State Park on the weekend of July 31-Aug 2. The second Annual Festival features a crazy lineup of 65 artists and comedians on three stages, plus a gorgeous view of the Manhattan skyline and plenty of beer gardens. In response to concerns from last year, festival producers are making extra changes to improve the experience for ticket holders, from increasing the frequency and size of the Manhattan ferry to improving the concert grounds with shorter lines, shade tents and more.
Click here for the official line up and ticket info.


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Benefits: Media work, Online PR
A2B is the premium range of e-bikes from Hero Eco. A2B have been researching and designing e-bikes since 2003. In 2008, A2B revolutionised the electric bike market with the launch of the world's first true e-bike – a premium electric bike called the Metro that was designed specifically for power and not simply a normal bicycle with a battery added. In 2011, the A2B brand was bought by HERO Eco, part of the respected HERO Eco Group, from Ultra Motor. With decades of experience in the two-wheeler industry, HERO Eco has the knowledge and experience to help A2B grow its design and engineering brilliance into a reliable, global e-bike brand.A2B has subsidiaries in the UK, USA and Germany and is present in more than 30 countries through its network of distributors in Europe, Asia, America and Africa.
Benefits: Brochures, Corporate Publishing, Concept & consultation, Customer media, Media work, Online PR
ATR (Auto-Teile-Ring) is a collaboration between leading international wholesalers in the automotive sector. It is also the home of three workshop and trading concepts. Stuttgart-based ATR International AG is the umbrella organization of the trade cooperation, while ATR SERVICE GmbH, also in Stuttgart, manages and designs the AC AUTO CHECK, Meisterhaft and autoPARTNER concepts. Independent automotive workshops and specialized dealers who opt to become part of these concepts benefit from professional know-how and methods for boosting customer loyalty, while still retaining their entrepreneurial autonomy. Communication Consultants supports ATR International AG and ATR SERVICE GmbH in their external and internal communication activities. CC produces the customer magazine "blinklicht" (for the independent automotive parts market), "meisterhaft", "CHECKHEFT" and "autoPILOT" (for workshop customers), press releases, individual PR campaigns, advertisements, websites (e.g. atr.de and cartechnic.de) and much more.
Benefits: Media work, Online PR
AUDIO VIDEO FOTO BILD contains all the latest news about hi-fi equipment, home cinema and digital photography. The team tests TVs, digital cameras, audio hardware such as speakers and headphones, and the latest CDs, DVDs and Blu-rays. The monthly magazine is the market leader in its field. CC supplies exclusive previews to specialist editorial teams with an interest in this area prior to the publication of the new issue.
Benefits: Media work, Online PR
As Europe's biggest-selling automobile magazine, AUTO BILD provides information about the latest trends and new developments in the automotive and supplier industry. The magazine is published weekly by the Axel Springer Verlag. CC supplies exclusive previews to daily newspapers, radio and television stations, and specialist editorial teams prior to publication of the next issue. The same applies to the magazines AUTO BILD Klassik, AUTO BILD Motorsport, AUTO BILD Allrad, AUTO BILD Sportscars, AUTO BILD Tuning and Auto Test. CC also handles all the press work and journalist liaison activities involved in reader campaigns including "Germany's Best Driver" and "Auto 1 of Europe" (both AUTO BILD), and events such as the Hamburg-Berlin AUTO BILD Classic rally.
Benefits: Corporate Publishing, Concept & consultation, Customer media, Media work, Staff media, Online PR
The Bosch Group is a leading international technology and service company. Between them, the business sectors Automotive Technology, Industrial Technology and Consumer Goods and Building Technology employ around 306,000 people worldwide, half of whom work in Germany. The company's roots lie in Stuttgart and it is now one of the biggest employers in the region. CC designs media for customers and staff (print, web, intranet, video, audio, social media), in addition to brochures for various Bosch locations, divisions and business units. We are the leading PR agency for the Thermotechnology division, which includes the Buderus and Junkers brands.
Benefits: Concept & consultation, Media work, Online PR
The motto of BTI Befestigungstechnik GmbH & Co. KG is "We know your business". Founded in Ingelfingen in Baden-Württemberg in 1972, BTI has a workforce of more than 1,000 across Europe and is one of the leading direct sellers to the building trade. The company offers everything for the professional tradesman, from screws and dowels to a modular product portfolio and customized complete solutions. BTI maintains contact with its customers via local field staff, its eight trade centers across Germany and its own training center.
Benefits: Corporate Publishing, Concept & consultation, Customer media, Media work, Online PR
Buderus has a dense sales network comprising 52 branches in Germany. In addition to a wide range of oil, gas, wood and pellet boilers, it also supplies control systems, storage water heaters, heat pumps, solar installations and heating accessories. Buderus is an international brand of Bosch Thermotechnik GmbH, one of the world's leading suppliers of systems for air conditioning and hot water. CC is responsible for Buderus press work and for editing the Buderus magazine for the heating industry.
Benefits: Media work, Online PR
COMPUTER BILD has a higher circulation than any other computer magazine in Germany. It is also the highest selling magazine of its kind in Europe. Every two weeks, Computerbild brings readers the latest news on computers, telecommunications and consumer electronics. CC supplies exclusive previews to specialist editorial teams with an interest in this area prior to the publication of the new issue.
Benefits: Media work, Online PR
COMPUTER BILD SPIELE is the German sister publication of COMPUTER BILD. Issued on a monthly basis, it features the latest trends from the world of PC and console games. CC supplies exclusive previews to specialist editorial teams with an interest in this area prior to the publication of the new issue.
Benefits: Concept & consultation, Online PR
Diakonie can be described as social services undertaken by the Protestant church in Germany. It supports those on the margins of society and, among other services, provides facilities for children, families, the disabled, elderly and ill. The umbrella organization is the Diakonisches Werk der Evangelischen Kirche, a non-profit association of the Protestant church. CC is responsible for reports in the customer magazine "Diakonie Magazin" and also creates e-magazines based on the print version. In addition, CC is advising the national association Bundesverband der Diakonie on the relaunch of its website www.diakonie.de, and providing relevant training in social media.
Sectors: Health & society
With more than 320,000 customers, Die Schwenninger Krankenkasse is one of the 20 largest health insurance companies in Germany. The company's main headquarters are in Villingen-Schwenningen, it also has 15 branch offices. Die Schwenninger Krankenkasse is active throughout Germany and employs around 800 people. CC is the company's contact for PR concepts, media work, podcasts and Web 2.0. It is also in charge of editing and designing the customer magazine perspektive and other print products.
Benefits: Concept & consultation, Media work, Staff media
The E.G.O. Group comprises 18 sales and production companies in 16 countries with a total of 5,600 employees. With headquarters in Oberderdingen, Baden-Württemberg, the company is one of the world's leading suppliers to manufacturers of household appliances. Company founder Karl Fischer developed the first series-ready electric hotplate more than 80 years ago. Today the company produces all the heating and control elements required for cooking, baking, washing, drying and dishwashing. In addition to products for household appliances, E.G.O. also supplies components, systems and complete appliances for the hospitality sector and professional washing services, as well as components for medical and building technology and the automotive industry.
Sectors: IT & communication, Media & services
With a daily circulation of 373,400, the Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung is considered Germany's most important national daily newspaper. In addition to the daily paper, it publishes a range of supplements on topical matters and events, such as important trade fairs. Ever since its foundation, CC has acted as an external editorial office with responsibility for editing and producing supplements (e.g. CeBIT, E-Conomy, ITK).
Benefits: Brochures, Corporate Publishing, Concept & consultation, Online PR
GBI Gackstatter Beratende Ingenieure GmbH (GBI) is one of the top addresses in Europe when it comes to equipping buildings and tunnels. Established in Stuttgart in 1964, the company currently has a workforce of around 40 employees and three offices in Stuttgart, Erfurt and Cologne. GBI turns to Communication Consultants for support with its website, corporate publications and employer branding.
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happy birthday windows 98
happy birthday windows 98
you mean the glitchy bitches that invade half of the world's computers?
Bunch of shit both of them.
It was awesome and you know it. It made the 90's ruleeee. : D
I remember playing Math Blaster as a four-year-old on my Windows 95. Good times, good times.
I remember when I used to use Windows 95 from 1997 to 2001, this is where the Blue Screen of Death kept going through the Windows 98, Windows 2000, and Windows ME days. Bad memories, but Windows 95 and 98 are obsolete these days. I still remember the old ZZT days on the AOL File Library way back in 1997 as well.
blue screen of death? isn't that when it told you it had a fatal error and needed to reboot? I get that screen all the time on my 98
there was a READING BLASTER? oh man that sounds like an amazing game. I had no idea it existed. Dammit, I want that game.
Did you have Math Blaster: In Search of Spot? That's the version I had. There was this evil green alien man who stole Spot from the Math Blaster guy. So the M.B. guy got mad and so he went on his ship, except he couldn't go anywhere because all of his gas was gone. So you had to shoot the flying pieces of garbage to gain gas for your spaceship, and do some math problems in between. Once you got enough gas, you went to the planet the evil green alien man was on, and you had to go through these caves where there were math equations. M.B. had to wear the right number on his back or the math equations would shoot him and he'd fall. Once you got through that, you had to fight against the evil green alien man's spaceship by solving math equations. Once you solved a couple math equations, the evil green alien man's spaceship would blow up, and Spot would come flying out.
Then the game would present you with a certificate you could print out that said '[Insert Name Here] is a Math Blaster Champion and saved Spot!' (Or something like that.)
I miss that game...
did anyone have the magic school bus game where you went inside Arnold's body? My god it was such a weird game. You could go into Arnold's intestines and shoot the poop floating by and it would explode...
I have the book!
My friend has the one where you go back to prehistory and play a lot of games with dinosaurs...
For my part though, I played an old '95 Mac when I was little, and I had At Ease with a crapload of games (illegal of course ^-^), and even had Coleco Vision ROMs. I remember some of that games; Bubble Trouble, Step On It! DEMO, Bachman, and a few various other games were my favourites. Good times indeed :3
Never heard of it. What is it?
My sister had a barbie game where you could see barbie naked except for her underwear and bra, and then you could dress her and she'd go walking down the aisle. It was a really weird game. I liked seeing Barbie nearly naked though.
my sister has a lot of naked barbies 8-)
cluefinder was an amazing series. it was like zelda for little kids.
Dude i was stuck with a 98 in 04. upgraded to * drumroll* 2000 a year ago
haha mathblaster, i barely remember it but i loved it so much back then.
my games were Pajama sams, put put, freddy the fish, lego island, and there was this weird crayola paint game i was addicted to, it was like microsoft paint, but as you drew, this annoying song played continuously like one of those pokemon gameboy songs, and everything i used- paintbrushes, pencils, flood-in painbuckets etc, they had sound effects that played over and over until you quit using that tool. So as you painted all you heard was " PSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSH" until you let go of the mouse. It would be annoying for you now, but at the time, it made you pee your whitie tighties.
I played this game called "Fine Artist." It was kind of like what you described.
I have a program that does that, called "Tux Paint" but I d/led it more for my sister than myself
It has cool effects though, the rainbow, blur and drip thingies can make awesome drawings and the stamps can be used for a lot of funny scenes
i still use a windows 98 on occasion. i played a game with a rabbit that was a damn lot of fun back when i was 6
Anybody play KidPix? another art game, but this one had a few great glitches that everyone loved back in elementary. one of them you could use the dynamite stick which spiral on the screen and then fades out, but if you hold ctrl, it keeps going. I don't know what was so amusing about it, i mean its a black and white spiral that gives kids seizures.


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The Ashmolean Campaigns To Save A Masterpiece By Manet For The Nation
The Ashmolean Museum is mounting a campaign to save Edouard Manet's Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus, 1868, for the nation. On the advice of the Reviewing Committee, the Culture Minister Ed Vaizey has extended the temporary export bar on the painting until August to give the Ashmolean time in which to raise the funds in order to acquire the painting. The painting has been sold to a foreign buyer for £28.35 million but, under a private treaty sale, with tax remission it can be purchased by an approved UK public collection at a greatly reduced price. The Ashmolean is approaching public funding bodies, trusts and private individuals, and launching a public campaign to raise the required £7.83 million.
Dr Christopher Brown CBE, Director of the Ashmolean, said, "This is one of the most important pictures of the 19th century which has been in this country since its sale following the artist's death. The painting is available to public bodies approved by the Treasury at 25% of its market value. The £7.83 million, though a substantial sum to be found, is a mere fraction of the picture's actual worth and it would therefore be an enormous disappointment if it could not be saved for the nation. The picture's significance is reflected in its history: it was hugely admired and then bought by another great artist, John Singer Sargent, in 1884. Its purchase would, at a stroke, transform the Ashmolean's representation of Impressionist painting."
Manet was one of the greatest painters of the 19th century. During his lifetime he was controversial, but his work, though it shocked the public, was hugely admired by artists. His reputation grew rapidly in the 20th century and consequently his best works were acquired by major museums. There are now remarkably few Manets in private collections, almost all in France, and there are only a handful of important pictures by Manet in the United Kingdom – in the National Gallery and the Courtauld Institute in London, as well as other works in Cardiff, Birmingham, and Glasgow. Adding to the Museum's permanent collections and the Pissarro Family Collection, the acquisition of this masterpiece would make the Ashmolean a world-leading centre for the study of Impressionist and Post-Impressionist work.
The portrait is a preparatory study for Le Balcon (1868–9) now in the Musée d'Orsay - one of the key images of the Impressionist movement. Initially inspired by the sight of people on a balcony, during a summer spent in Boulogne-sur-Mer with his family in 1868, Le Balcon famously draws on Goya's Majas on a Balcony painted around 1810. It is also an important example of Manet's work from the late 1860s onwards when he began to focus his attention on his family and close friends. The portrait's subject is Fanny Claus (1846–77), the closest friend of Manet's wife Suzanne Leenhoff. A concert violinist and member of the first all-women string quartet, Fanny was one of Manet's favourite sitters and a member of a close-knit group of friends who also provided the artist with models. She married the artist Pierre Prins (1838–1913), another friend of Manet's, in 1869, but died of tuberculosis just eight years later at the age of 30.
If acquired by the Ashmolean the Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus will be shown at a number of museums in the UK in a special exhibition. Having previously been exhibited only once since it was painted, this will be a great revelation both to the public and to Manet scholars. As a first sketch, the portrait has a spontaneous quality and a vibrant palette less evident in Le Balcon which was reworked a number of times by the artist as he refined the composition in his studio. Mademoiselle Claus reveals fascinating new information about the working methods of Edouard Manet, one of the greatest masters of modern art.
To follow the Ashmolean's progress with the campaign visit: www.ashmolean.org/manet
The Export Bar
On the 8 December 2011the Culture Minister Ed Vaizey placed an export bar on Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus. The ruling follows the recommendation of the Reviewing Committee on the Export of Works of Art and Objects of Cultural Interest, administered by Arts Council England. The Committee has recommended that the export decision be deferred on the grounds that the portrait was of outstanding aesthetic importance and of outstanding significance for the study of French painting of the second half of the nineteenth century and in particular the work of Manet, one of the leading Impressionist painters of the period. For more information visit http://www.culture.gov.uk/news/news_stories/8685.aspx or Sam Gough, Media Relations Officer (Museums and Libraries), on 020 7973 5189, email: firstname.lastname@example.com
Private Treaty Sales
Items which have been granted conditional exemption from capital taxation (Inheritance Tax ("IHT"), Estate Duty (ED) or Capital Gains Tax ("CGT") can be purchased by private treaty by a body listed in Schedule 3 of the Inheritance Tax Act 1984: (which includes most public museums, galleries and archives in the United Kingdom) at a price which is beneficial to the public purchaser. For more information visit: http://www.legislation.gov.uk/ukpga/1984/51 . Such a sale will not give rise to a charge to IHT, ED or CGT. In this case, as the principle is that the owner should not be financially disadvantaged by the Export Control procedures, all of the benefit will apply to the Schedule 3 purchaser. HM Revenue & Customs will forgo all of the tax that would be payable if the painting is sold abroad.
The Ashmolean Museum
Founded in 1683, the Ashmolean is Britain's oldest public museum and possibly the oldest museum in the world. In 2009 it reopened following a £61 million redevelopment. The new Ashmolean building, designed by award-winning architect Rick Mather, has received universal acclaim and numerous awards. It houses 39 new galleries, including the new special exhibition galleries, an Education Centre, state-of-the-art conservation studios, and Oxford's first roof-top restaurant. Although completely invisible behind Charles Cockerell's neo-classical façade, the Rick Mather building has provided the Museum with 100% more display space and the facilities to launch a major exhibitions programme. In 2011 six new galleries of Ancient Egypt and Nubia opened to the public, following a second phase of redevelopment. The redisplay of the Egyptian collections takes visitors on a chronological journey covering more than 5000 years of human occupation of the Nile Valley. The Ashmolean is now the most visited museum in the country outside London. Admission is free.
European art at the Ashmolean
The Ashmolean's collections include European paintings, sculpture and applied arts, and one of the finest collections of drawings and prints in the world. Highlights include well-known masterpieces such as Paolo Uccello's Hunt in the Forest and Claude Lorrain's Ascanius shooting the Stag of Sylvia are on view in the galleries. There are important displays of Renaissance Italian art, Flemish and Dutch 17th-century paintings (including the Daisy Linda Ward Collection of still-life paintings), the Pre-Raphaelites (mainly from the Combe Bequest of 1895) and the work of Camille Pissarro and his family (thanks to several gifts from the Pissarro family). The Ashmolean holds the following works by Manet: two beautiful unfinished oils, A Garden Urn and A Basket of Pears, both formerly owned by the German Impressionist, Max Liebermann; as well as an early landscape, a watercolour of one of Manet's most famous compositions, Le Déjeuner sur l'herbe, and a number of other drawings.
Related Links
- Follow the Ashmolean's progress to save Manet's Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus
- Last chance to keep Manet�s Portrait of Mademoiselle Claus in the UK


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Willa D. Lewis, 79, of Elizabethtown, PA and formerly of Middletown, passed away peacefully on Saturday, November 3, 2012 at Lancaster Hospice Center in Mt. Joy, PA with her loving family by her side.
Born on May 11, 1933 in Mountain City, TN, she was the daughter of the late Ike and Minnie (Crowder) Lundy.
Willa was retired from Avon Products in Newark, DE where she worked as an order clerk for many years.
She loved volunteering at the Jean Birch MOT Senior Center where she was recognized annually for her fundraising efforts.
In addition to her parents, she was preceded in death by her husband, Bruce R. Lewis; son, David R. Lewis; two sisters, Frances Dick and Magretha F. Lewis and son-in-law, David W. Danberry, Jr.
Mrs. Lewis leaves many cherished memories to her two loving and devoted daughters, Betty Goff and Judy Danberry; daughter-in-law, Marilyn Lewis; three brothers, Gene (Hilda), Kenneth (Joyce) and Hyte Crowder; two sisters, Peggy (Dave) Colmery and Sue Staff; three grandchildren, Dave (Jen) Goff, Darryl Lewis and Bruce Lewis; two great grandchildren, Abbey and Andrew Goff; as well as by many nieces and nephews.
Funeral services will be held 11:30 am on Friday, November 9, at Daniels & Hutchison Funeral Home LLC, 212 N. Broad Street in Middletown, where friends may visit with Willa's family one hour prior to funeral services. Interment will follow in Townsend Cemetery.
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A co-owner of the iconic Nicola Pizza in Rehoboth Beach hasn't been seen or heard from in a week, according to police.
Nicholas S. Caggiano, 47, left his home in the 38000 block of Burbage Lane near Ocean View about 7:30 a.m. on Jan. 12, but never arrived for work at the pizzeria in Rehoboth Beach, according to Delaware State Police spokesman Master Cpl. Gary Fournier.
Caggiano is described as being about 5'10" and 180 pounds wth brown hair and blue eyes. He last was seen wearing khaki pants and a button-up shirt.
Fournier said Caggiano left his home in a grey 2013 Toyota Tacoma with the license plate number CL93261.
Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to call Delaware State Police at (302) 856-5850, ext. 224 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) TIP-3333.
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One man has been charged in a home invasion robbery in Harrington on Tuesday, but police are still searching for his alleged accomplice.
Brock Cimo, 18, turned himself into police just hours after the robbery, while 20-year-old Harrington resident Mightys E. Gibbs remains at large, according to Harrington Police Department spokesman Lt. Earl Brode.
Cimo and Gibbs are accused of entering a home in the Diamond Court Apartments on Diamond Court about 3 p.m. and choking a resident while removing more than $400 in cash from the victim's pockets.
The two men then fled area in a white Dodge Avenger, Brode said.
The victim sustained minor injuries during the robbery, but refused medical treatment, he said.
Cimo is charged with home invasion, robbery, strangulation, conspiracy and theft under $1,500.
He is being held at the Sussex Correctional Institution in default of a $17,500 cash bond, Brode said.
Warrants have been issued for Gibbs' arrest on the similar charges.
Anyone with information about his whereabouts is asked to contact the Harrington Police Department at (302)-4493 or Delaware Crime Stoppers at (800) TIP-3333.
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And if you're just too shy, nonverbal communication works, too, Babin tells LiveScience.
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Teva Pharmaceutical exercised its option to make an additional $19 million investment in fellow Israeli firm CureTech, and to provide up to $50 million in R&D financing. The investment means Teva now has a 75% holding in CureTech, and also retains an option to acquire the firm outright.
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Which type of law broken by cyclists is the worst?
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Pickup drivers hate excessive
Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on
Pickup drivers hate excessive abreasting.
Points: 25
do we really "blow" stop signs?
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okay, that sounded nasty. But seriously is slow rolling w/ out officially stopping (identical to most cars btw) considered "blowing"? Obeying the correct right of way @ a stop sign is paramount rather than coming to "zero mph" officially. However, if I do "blow" a stop sign (9th & Balsam perhaps?) there is no chance of any car in sight AND if I do get a ticket will gladly pay & not argue for a second
"Wrong way on on a one-way"- is it desolated middle of the night scene where I have an "exit strategy" and will defer to right of way in a sober instant? No problem. Am I a courier in the 90's rushing a package the wrong way down M st in NW WDC during dusk rush hour? That was pretty dumb.
"Rolling 3 abreast in a group ride" - probably my most fun activity of the bunch, but the one I voted for. I've been in many groups doing this and driven up on a couple. Once driving (yes I drove, once) to Lyons I came up on 3 cyclists riding 2 by 2. As I approached the rear cyclist rolls up next to the other 2 for a 3 by 3 "group". He didn't look back at all; lucky for all of us no traffic was coming (this was before shoulder improvements).
"Speeding" - really? I would probably post the ticket on 303cycling or have to sign up for Strava.
Points: 14
yeah i realize its not a
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yeah i realize its not a popular sentiment right now, strictly fro ma PR perspective, but the idea that its necessary for safety that bikes do any more than observe right of way at intersections is kind of stupid.
if theres somebody there, and they have right of way, yeild, if not, roll on through.
a high school drivers ed level awareness of how right-of-way works will stop literally 100% of accidents, regardless of adhering to traffic control devices that- by and large- are designed without cyclists in mind.
as for drivers who grumble about it, i'm sure none of them commit harmless traffic infractions like rolling stopsigns, or chaging lanes without signalling or passing on the right on the highway, or speeding on the interstate...
if we just operate with a little more awareness of the space around us, and a little more respect for the people with whom we share the road, and a spend a little less energy on judgment, less time arguing about the letter of the law, following arbitrary signage that does NOTHING to increase safety, we'd be just fine.
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Did you see the parent story, http://303cycling.com/cycling-crack-down-by-the-law
And I remember a few years ago cops were giving out tickets on the road from NCAR has cyclists were (and some still do) hitting the neighborhood at high speed
I partially agree with the stop sign comment. I have witnessed cyclist completely blowing a stop sign while cars are at the intersection but many including myself I will sometimes roll through a stop sign if no cars are in or near an intersection. Now the speed of "rolling" is subjective
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Actually yes, some cyclists do blow thru stop signs
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I have seen a whole lot of cyclists blow thru stop signs without slowing down at all. So yes.
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I love to cycle with my friends but we stay aware of how we might affect the traffic around us if we were to ride 2 or 3 side-by-side. I have been put into dangerous situations while driving my car on the rural roads in my community. When you are going 45 or 50 mph out on a two-lane country road and you top a hill to find three riders in the middle of your lane going 15 mph and chatting, oblivious to how it affects anyone else on the road. Add a large truck coming from the opposite direction, and it's time to hit the brakes hard to keep from killing people. This is an inexcusable and inconsiderate action by bike riders in my opinion.
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Which law broken by drivers against cyclists is the worst?
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Which law broken by drivers against cyclists is the worst?
1. Not giving 3 feet of space while flying by your elbow at 50mph (at least give 1 foot!)
2. Passing a cyclist and then cutting them off with a right-hand turn
3. Cutting off a cyclist with an on-coming left-hand turn
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The Screen
The screen is made out of candy. It got scratched almost instantly in the first week. I usually carry it in my pocket and the damage is getting worse and worse, all smudgy too. Why wouldnt they bundle this thing with the silicon cover. It is too late to buy one after the damage is done! To compare, I have a crappy Samsung phone and even that has a better scratch resistant screen. Wow.
Another thing that is weird is the flickering. It starts to flicker when I turn the device on, but not every time. It wasnt there when I first got it so I thought I did something wrong, but then I read I am not the only one with this problem.
Third problem is the noise. I tried this over and over and now I am sure. At the 4th brightness level it makes a hissing noise. Why o why did they not use a better screen?
Battery Life
I usually use it for running. So after a 20 minute run, the batter is gone down one teeth. This makes it what? 80 minutes on one charge.
One reason I got this one over its cheaper brother is it has speakers. The speaker on my Sony Ericsson was just awesome; loud and clear. After I loaded my walkman with music I tried to give it a go when my friends were around. Oh my God! I turned it off immediately. It is so tiny and annoying. I cant use it at all.
I can never use this thing when it is in my pocket. I skip a song or stop it when I try to change its position (its square-ish so it always moves in the pocket). Also the volume rocker do not work when the hold is on, unlike the walkman phones. That is just dumb. Even when the device it in my hands it is difficult to use them.
Sound quality is awesome. If you can hear it. Actually this device doesnt need volume rocker buttons since I always use it in the highest possible volume. When I was using it with the bundled headphones, I couldnt hear a thing in the train or metro. Then I spent another 50 Euros for Sony headphones. Now at least I can hear my songs.
One thing I loved in my sony ericsson was the Mega Bass. Even with the bundled headphones it was stunning. How come this thing does not have it? All it has is a crappy Unique equalizer preset, and when I choose it volume goes down. I use it when I want to go to sleep on a train.
I have never been so disappointed with a Sony device before. I used a Walkman, Discman, and a Sony Ericsson walkman phone. They were all great, especially the strong bass sound in all of them. I was about to buy a Cowon iAudio 9 4GB (100 Euros, same price as the sony) but it wasnt available in the store at the moment. My friend told me to go with an ipod shuffle and I didnt listen. It would have been better with any other thing but the nwz-s544.
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I have a 545 (same as yours except with 16GB) and...
Screen: I can't say yay or nay on this one. I keep my unit in a case when not in use, and have it in a soft cloth bag (that came from my NW-E507) when in use.
Battery Life: I don't know if you charged up your battery, but I've gotten 25 hours out of my unit, and I still have one bar left.
Speakers: Agreed. I didn't get the unit because of the speakers but because of the physical size. Easier to hold in my hand.
Buttons: This is a matter of personal preference. I tend to take mine out of my pocket when I want to change a song or volume. I also tend not to use the hold button.
Sound: Agreed, for the most part. Sony does have Mega Bass. It's the "Clear Bass" option on the equalizer. Sony renamed it and gave it three levels instead of two. I have mine set all the way up. Also, if I recall, the European units have the AVLS on, and you have to shut it off in order to crank the volume up.
Your friend's recommendation of an iPod Shuffle is idiotic. No screen, limited playback options...blechh. Only thing a shuffle has going for it is that it's small. But so is a Sansa Clip, and the Clip has a screen.
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To be fair about the battery life, it goes about 15 hours. But 20 minute use did drain 25% of the battery, so the battery icon says :S
I have to add something about the interface though. It doesn't show the length of a song. I wonder who thought that wasn't important.
UlucAli: Sorry that you find the Sony S not to your liking. A shame since you mention the "sound is awesome". While I do not have the Sony S series [I have the sister E series in 16GB], I am extremely familiar with the S, so a counterpoint discussion....
The screen indeed is a bit prone to scratches, but no worse than other devices I find. But then again, generic screen protectors and cases are available for pennies on the dollar on ebay, etc. My own Sony E screen looks like new as I had a spare piece of screen protector lying around and was able to cut it down to a perfect size.
I have never experienced/seen/noticed the flickering you mention or the hiss. I am thinking you may have a defective/lemon unit.
I routinely get 20-24 hours of battery life out of my Sony E, using HQ LAME rips and EQ and Dynamic Normalizer. The Sony S has a larger, higher mah battery so one should get more than what I get from the E. Possibly your device is defective as mentioned above?
Your complaint/observation about the speakers on the Sony S is valid as the sound is indeed tinny and crappy IMO, but I must ask you: What exactly did you expect from on-board speakers, especially in a device at this price point? TBH, the reason I myself chose the smaller, thinner, lower-profile and sexier looking Sony E series is that I knew that the speakers on the S would be lousy, I would have zero need for them and I felt that for me, the Sony S was too large a device. I am not sure I find your expectation of much better speakers on the S to be a really reasonable one, especially for the price of the Sony S.
I must disagree with you on the buttons. While I have no great love for the Sony MickeyMouse design style, I don't have an issue with the buttons myself. In fact, I routinely am able to pretty accurately adjust the volume, pause, use FF and REW while my Sony E is in my back pocket - important to me as I am a competitive pool player and like to practice to music, without being disturbed by having to take the device out. But again, 6 billion people on earth - we are bound to have different views on stuff like this...
Clearly the issue you find is not the problem of the Sony S, but rather a reflection of the patronizing EU volume limits imposed on portable music players. Blaming Sony for a lousy political mandate is really not fair at all IMO.
The sonically identical Sony E that I have never sees volume above 16-18 these days using any of my IEMs in my sig - the music is quite satisfactorily loud I can assure you!
IMO, I also find the Sony EQ to be absolutely top notch for any portable DAP, let alone one in this price point. It also has 2 user custom presets, something missing on many much higher priced devices.
In conclusion, I do believe that you may have a lemon/defective device and quite frankly, the volume issues you are experiencing and blame Sony for is misdirected - look instead to the EU and its silly legislation.
Also, while I do not know exactly what you paid for your Sony S, to be fair IMO, both the Sony E/S are amazing players, excellent values for the money, but they are indeed lower-tier devices in terms of a gee-whiz feature set. But this is to be expected IMO. In the USA, 16GB of Sony E can be had for as low as $70USD and 16GB of Sony S can be found for as low as $85USD. At these price points I feel these Sonys are tremendously great deals offering amazing performance and value.
And also, to be fair, I am no Sony fanboy. There are many things you do not even mention which absolutely drive me crazy about the Sony E/S [inability to delete songs from the device, inability to perform basic playlist tasks like editing/creating/modifying, inability to append songs to the now playing queue], but overall, I am so pleased with my E that I am willing to work around and overlook these shortcomings.
In any event, it is indeed a shame you do not like your Sony S. Good luck on your search for another DAP and hope you find something that really makes you happy!
PS: Your comment re: the missing time remaining indicator for the Sony S/E is also valid and well taken. But again, totally not a deal killer for me in any way at all - the progress bar allows me to make a nice educated guess as to how much time is remaining in a given song. Yes, I would like a time remaining indicator, but this is non-essential for me, again, at the bargain basement price I paid for an otherwise excellent E.
Also, what bitrates/file types are you using on the S?
And as to the Cowon i9 mention. I have listened to this device extensively in stores and it is quite great sounding to me. It is however, a significant step up in price. You mention 100Euros for the Cowon i9 at 4GB, while you paid that same amount for the Sony S with 8GB, twice the capacity. Also, the i9 is indeed a much fancier device with its hybrid tactile/touchscreen system for UI. Sexier than the Sony E/S for sure, but I have been told, it can also be quite annoying in actual use.
Finally, I agree with Strephon - DO NOT take advice from your friend who recommends the iPod Shuffle. :-)
Your mileage may vary! And again, best wishes in your search for a new DAP.
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who is the best? SONY NWZ-S545 or Samsung YP-R0???
No such thing joao_16. Your question is like asking someone which car is the best one. :-)
6 billion people on this planet - you will probably get a lot of different opinions.
IMO, the best mp3 player is the one that most closely meets your needs/wants/perceptions of sound. There is absolutely no such thing as the "Perfect mp3 Player".
More to your question then...I don't have an S545, I have the sister E345 device. For me, the E345 is the better device between the 2 - I have no need for basically useless speakers, I don't need or want FM/Voice recording and while the longer battery life of the S545 is a bit better versus the E345, it comes at the price of the S545 being a lot bigger and bulkier compared to the pretty thin and compact E345. Soundwise, the S and the E series are identical.
I don't have the Samsung R0, but I did look at it briefly. It seems that the external card support is OK and the Samsungs generally come with very good sound enhancements but there are reports of some Samsung device quirks that probably would annoy me a lot.
Sorry to be so vague, but really, you need to think about what the most important aspects of a DAP are to you...
Good luck and cheers!
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So the right question i have for you guys its acording to the sound quality who is the best?
Sansa Fuze or Samsung YP-R0??
If you have in mind a better mp3 for sound quality tell me...the maximum i can buy its about 110$
Between the Sansa Fuze & Samsung dap's the Samsung sounds better due to the EQ, without it being used - they pretty much sound equal.
Between the Sony and Samsung players - the SQ is equal, if the EQ is on or off on both - both rock.
All 3 compared , all sound pretty much the same without the EQ being active, but the EQ makes the Sony and Samsung players sound better than the Fuze.
Rockbox the Fuze - and all 3 are equal, w/the Fuze having a few more options than the other 2.
Confusing, ain't it?!?!?!
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While I haven't had nearly as much experience in these matters as TDS, I do agree completely with his breakdown. Notice that the common theme in his breakdown is that most global, reputable brand DAPs, without EQ, will basically sound pretty similar to most people's ears - they definitely do to me ... :-)
It is indeed the quality of the EQ/sound enhancements a particular device offers which really IMO separate players that sound pretty much alike without EQ.
Of all the DAPs I have tried/owned, I do find the Sony EQ/sound enhancements to be the most effective and pleasing to my ears.
But a huge caveat here is Rockbox. My Rockboxed Fuze sounds much better when compared to the Fuze' original firmware - more importantly, I am able to achieve sound on the RB'd Fuze that equals or rivals my generally beloved Sony E345. This is in addition to all the other amazing things Rockbox can do. For an "unstable" release for Fuze V2 devices, my own experience with RB has been amazingly reliable.
It IS confusing but the bottom line is this: all of the players discussed on this thread are fine devices. I don't really think one can go very wrong with any of them. The Fuze has a definite edge because it is the only one that can be Rockboxed. Still, if one is not interested in Rockbox, the Fuze default FW and sound is pretty darn good.
Good luck!
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so...can you help me finding a website that i can buy the samsung for a good price and that can be shipped to portugal??in maximum i pay 105$
Pixmania is selling the Samsung YP-P0 8GB at 85€ (79€ the pink one).
i know but pixmania don't send to my island...açores in english azores
I am Getting Approx 15 Hours Out Of my S545 now.So Its faulty right?
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I live in an area of D.C. where the trees have historically come down pretty fast, and we've lost power almost immediately. During Sandy, I was at home waiting for a tree to come through the roof or window. I had a back-up power battery ready for when the lights went out.
But we never lost power, and my part of the neighborhood suffered no destruction. I was shocked and immensely grateful. I really think we got saved this time. I'm not sure why we were spared, but I am so ridiculously grateful.
I can't imagine what it's like to lose a whole neighborhood or town or community. I hope I never have to experience it.
The closest I've come to a loss of such magnitude was in 1983 when my apartment building burned down to the ground in a seven-alarm fire. I was living and working in Baltimore at the time, and it was two days before New Years. I was working evening shift at the time (in a psychiatric hospital) and had gone out dancing with colleagues after work. I came home in the early hours of the morning to find my street blocked off and lots of noise. I remember just a few things about that night/morning.
It was freezing. I remember that. I remember being freezing for days and being unable to shake the waves of chills. In fact, reports of the fire indicated that below-freezing temperatures created problems for the fire department. I remember leaving my car parked near the barricade and walking down the street without a coat toward the fire, shivering uncontrollably. I didn't know what to do or who to talk to. This was way before cell phones and email. Everyone I knew was at home asleep or out of town for the holidays. Luckily, most of my neighbors were gone for the holidays so there were no fatalities.
I remember being taken to a residential home across the street from the fire where I sat for I don't know how long. There was nothing to do. The building was burning down, and there really was just nothing to do. I may have been there for minutes or hours. I'm not sure. But at some point, I left in a daze. I remember walking back to my car wondering where I should go.
My parents and baby brother were out of town, due back the next day. I could have gone to my parents' house, but I remember thinking that I should let someone know. I called my mother's sister, and she instructed me to come right over. I remember her offering me something to help me sleep, which, at the time, I thought was an awful gesture. I was very prudish about drugs and couldn't believe that someone would offer me any.
I know, I know. But really, I was very prudish about things like that and so judgmental back then. I was working in a mental institution where way too many patients had self-medicated. I was pretty high and mighty about drugs. But, not to worry, my dear Aunt Suzy, these days I would absolutely take anything I was offered legally.
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Anthony Ray Franklin
Position: K
Height: 5-8 Weight: 182 lbs.
Born: November 18, 1956 in Big Spring, TX
High School: Arlington Heights
College: Texas A&M (school history) (Franklin college stats)
Drafted by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 3rd round (74th overall) of the 1979 NFL Draft.
Weighted Career AV (100-95-...): 26 (3866th overall since 1950)
1-time Pro Bowler (fine print)
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