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UB is offering a wide variety of courses and educational programs this summer for students of all ages.
The university's annual "UBThisSummer" program of credit-bearing courses, non-credit workshops, lectures and youth camps will give students a chance to earn credits toward their degrees while providing others with the opportunity to learn new skills and knowledge to enrich their lives.
For information on the full schedule of courses, lectures, workshops and camps—including fees, times, instructors, subject matter and registration information—visit the UBThisSummer website.
The hundreds of credit-bearing courses offered will give UB students and visiting students an opportunity to work toward their degree, catching up on requirements or getting ahead of schedule. These six-week, credit-bearing sessions run throughout the summer and are open to the general public, as well as incoming freshmen and high school students who want to pursue advanced college credit.
Online courses, internships and summer study abroad opportunities also are available.
"Credit-bearing courses will be of particular interest to students enrolled in UB's "Finish in Four" program, designed to help students complete their degrees quickly and efficiently," says A. Scott Weber, senior vice provost for academic affairs.
"But summer isn't just for our current students. Through UBThisSummer, we offer a wide variety of ways for all members of the community to pursue intellectual discovery," Weber says. "There are many opportunities for you and your family members to learn something new, follow your curiosity or make progress toward your academic goals."
Informal learning opportunities feature workshops with UB faculty in which participants can pursue hands-on experience and discussion on a variety of topics. The wide range of workshops for adults, teens and children include sessions on advanced statistics for research professionals, intensive dance instruction, archaeology for teachers, field ecology for children, leadership communication for high school students, sexual communication and health for young adults, and information on the latest research on how parents can talk to their children about sexual health.
In addition, UB's full slate of sports camps returns this year to give student athletes the opportunity to improve their performance, meet new friends and take advantage of the university's first-class athletic facilities. The full schedule of UB's athletic camps can be found on the UB Athletics website.
The UBThisSummer lecture series, the annual summer series of talks by prominent UB faculty members, also will return this year with lectures focusing on the environment. UB faculty will share the latest research and thinking on topics ranging from global warming to the viability of the Great Lakes to how new nanomaterials may benefit solar energy production. See related story for the full slate of lectures.
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House Ethics Committee Forms Panel to Investigate Rep. Grimm
Embattled Rep. Michael Grimm (R., N.Y.), already facing a 20-count indictment brought by federal prosecutors, will also have to contend with extra scrutiny from his House colleagues.
The House Ethics Committee said Friday that members voted unanimously earlier this month to form a special investigative subcommittee to determine whether the former FBI agent violated the congressional code of conduct or other laws and regulations while a member of Congress. Rep. Michael Conaway (R., Texas), who chairs the Ethics panel, will lead the probe.
The probe adds onto the problems facing Mr. Grimm, who was charged by federal prosecutors in April for tax fraud, employing illegal immigrants and other counts stemming from his ownership of a Manhattan restaurant. The indictment accused him of underreporting more than $1 million of wages and gross sales to avoid paying taxes on the restaurant, called Healthalicious, prosecutors said at the time.
Mr. Grimm, who stepped down from his positions on the House Financial Services Committee following the indictment, has been dogged by problems while in Congress. In additions to allegations of campaign violations stemming from his first campaign for Congress, Mr. Grimm made headlines after threatening to throw a reporter off a balcony in a congressional office building following this year's State of the Union speech.

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Bay Area Rapid Transit officials say a woman was not injured when a train ran over her after she jumped onto the tracks at a San Francisco station.
A BART spokesperson tells the Contra Costa Times that the woman jumped in front of the oncoming train at the 24th Street station Monday night.
The train went right over the woman as it passed through the station and did not injure her as she lay on the tracks.
BART police found the woman, who is in her 50s, with no visible injuries. She was held her for a psychological evaluation.
Officials said there were delays on the Daly City Line in both directions while the 24th Street station was shut down for about a half hour.


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Restored 17th palace Venice hotel set on the Rio di Palazzo canal, overlooking the Bridge of Sighs and 100 metres from St Mark's Square.
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Colombina Hotel features a bar and a complimentary breakfast served each morning. Public areas are equipped with complimentary wireless Internet access, and additional amenities include a reading lounge, multilingual staff, and complimentary newspapers. A private dock guarantees easy water access. This is a smoke-free property.
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So because they were still "doing stuff" you contend it's impossible to know whether a receiver is active or not? As for how to know, that's why customers bring up issues and hopefully they get taken back to DirecTV to determine what, if anything, can be done. It's really a very simple thing.
I said that they were still responding in some ways to outside requests in response to you saying "if the box doesn't respond" because that told me that it may very well respond to a question of "are you recording." But, as many were reporting bogus recordings, there is no way of telling if the recording is legitimate or not. Therefore, if you ask the box if it is recording and it says "yes" and you hold off on reboot, then you may never get to the reboot if the recording was not accurate (at least until the drive fills up which could be a very long time).
And you need to reread the thread....
You said: "If it does respond though, then it's highly probable that a reboot isn't needed right that instant, and it can be delayed."
Did you miss the part about the recording status may be a symptom of the problem in this case?


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A tree honoring Abraham Lincoln. A Broadway show business memento. A nod toward a prominent local scientist and paleontologist.
History lovers in the Southern Tier now have five separate markers – each erected in the past 4½ years – to read and learn from in their travels around Chautauqua County.
The five New York State historical markers have been erected since 2008 as part of commemorations of the bicentennial of Hanover, a town in the rural county.
The project was undertaken and has been executed by Vincent P. Martonis, historian in the Town of Hanover and curator of the Hanover History Center in Silver Creek.
"It's a permanent way to put this historical information into the minds of people, and keep it there," Martonis said. "They will see it day by day – and remember. And know they are driving through some significant historical territory, in little old Hanover in Chautauqua County."
The markers installed so far, according to Martonis, include:
• A marker honoring native son George F. Abbott, the famous theater producer and director who carved out a high-profile career on Broadway in the early part of the 20th century.
The Abbott marker is on Route 39, in the Village of Forestville, where Abbott was born and spent his early life, before moving to Hamburg.
• A marker noting an obscure event of the American Revolutionary War, in which Lt. John Docksteder, a British soldier, was stationed at Cattaraugus Creek and banded together with the Seneca Indians of the area to oppose American forces.
The marker is in Sunset Bay, at the Hanover boat launch.
• A marker noting the local connection to James J. Strang, the leader of a sect of Mormons in the mid-1800s, who contested with other leaders of the time for control of the Mormon community. The marker is at King and Dennison roads in the town, near where Strang attended school. Strang spent time as a lawyer in Silver Creek and ran a local newspaper for a time.
• A marker honoring the well-known archeologist, paleontologist and historian Everett R. Burmaster, an Irving resident, who served as a curator of the Buffalo Museum of Science and died in the 1960s. The marker is at Buffalo Road and Routes 5 and 20, near the site of Burmaster's former home.
• A marker for a historic tree in the town, the so-called "Lincoln Maple," that was planted by local schoolchildren to honor the memory of slain President Abraham Lincoln after his death. The marker is in Balltown, near Allegany and Mackinaw roads.
"Some were almost completely unknown, like the American Revolution marker," said Martonis, of the events the markers commemorate.
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Despite public perception, growing herd size does not have to equate to less individualized care for animals.
by Abby (Huibregtse) Bauer, Hoard's Dairyman Associate Editor
In a conversation about animal welfare, or more specifically poor animal welfare, oftentimes the finger gets pointed towards large farms. It seems to be public perception that animals in large herds are cared for in groups and treated as just a number, therefore not given individual attention and reducing animal well-being. This viewpoint leads people to believe that big is bad, and that current trends in the dairy industry are negatively impacting animal welfare.
Farm size, inevitably, is growing as the number of herds continues to decline. In 1970, there were 700,000 operations with milk cows. By 2012, there were less than 50,000, as reported in the April 25, 2013 issue of Hoard's Dairyman. Another trend in the industry is cow housing. In 1996, 40 percent of cows were milked in tie stall barns, while just 11 years later that number was less than 20 percent.
Dan Weary, with the Dairy Education and Research Center at the University of British Columbia, discussed the relationship between animal welfare and farm size at the American Dairy Cattle Association's Joint Annual Meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana last week. His message was that, based on research and large herd management opportunities, growing farm size is not directly correlated with declining animal welfare.
A majority of welfare research focuses on lameness because, according to Weary, this is an area producers are looking for more information. To measure lameness on farms, we look at the incidence of lame cows and cows with hock lesions. Data collected on farms in California, the Northeastern United States and Canada showed a slightly negative relationship between increasing farm size and lameness rates. Lameness incidence declined as farm size grew, and factors most often affecting lameness were facility design and stall bedding.
Animal welfare can also be measured by how sick cows are identified and treated. Larger farms may be able to afford and utilize technology to better care for animals. One example Weary mentioned was a farm that uses automatic calf feeders may notice a decline in the number of unrewarded visits (visits where a calf comes to the feeder but is not eligible for a feeding at that time), signaling a sick calf. They will be able to identify this sick calk sooner, and treat her sooner, likely improving her treatment success and overall well-being.
Larger herds may also have more resources to train employees, hire employees with more specialized training and skills, offer performance incentives, and have more formal SOP's in place. Larger farms may be able to afford more technologies that provide data to be used to help make management decisions for individual animals.
The bottom line is that we need to be smarter and design barns for the needs of the cow, noted Weary. He feels we need to create solutions to improve the lives of animals. He explained that a small herd size is no guaranty for good care. Likewise, a larger herd size doesn't assure animal welfare either. There are small and large farms that excel at animal care and well-being, and there are small and large farms that have room to improve. Every farm, everywhere, needs to consider animal well-being in their day-to-day operations.
The author is an associate editor and covers animal health, dairy housing and equipment, and nutrient management. She grew up on a dairy farm near Plymouth, Wis., and previously served as a University of Wisconsin agricultural extension agent. She received a master's degree from North Carolina State University and a bachelor's from University of Wisconsin-Madison.
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FreePBX is a full-featured PBX web application. If you've looked into Asterisk, you know that it doesn't come with any "built in" programming. You can't plug a phone into it and make it work without editing configuration files, writing dialplans, and various messing about.
FreePBX simplifies this by giving you pre-programmed functionality accessible by user-friendly web interfaces that allows you to have a fully functional PBX pretty much straight away with no programming required. Some of the features that FreePBX supports out of the box are:
- Unlimited number of Voicemail boxes
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- Ring Groups with calls confirmation (so if, eg, a cellphone is out of range and diverts to voicemail, all the other phones keep ringing)
- Unlimited number of Conferences (limited by available CPU power – about 300 simultaneous users in conferences on a P4 3GHz – 600 with a dual core!)
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The countdown to the Academy Awards has officially begun, and so has the buzz around what the nominees will be wearing.
Nominated actresses shared their gown plans with reporters at a Beverly Hills luncheon in their honor Monday.
Though Jennifer Lawrence joked, "I'm going to wear sweatpants," it turns out just the opposite is true. "Last time was comfort. This year, I'm like, 'Suck it up, wear a corset,'" she said. "I am going to go for fashion this time."
Last year, before donning her skintight red Calvin Klein Collection number, "I ate a Philly cheesesteak and fries, and I was like 'This is definitely going to help,'" she said. "It didn't, 'cause I had to double-Spanx it."
Another star eyeing extra Spanx? Anne Hathaway, who said she couldn't start preparing for a very important reason: "It was the Super Bowl! I couldn't think about dresses with all that delicious fried food around!"
Though she did say she's looking at some "cool options," let's hope they're all more drama-free than her Giambattista Valli SAG dress, which she revealed had a broken zipper – but her "magician" stylist made it work anyway.
The Master's Amy Adams was tight-lipped about her pick for the Oscars, allowing only that it will be "a dress! No girl ever tells you. Has any girl ever gotten up here and said, 'I'm wearing this designer and it will be this color?' " she teased.
But Jessica Chastain was a bit more forthcoming about her plans, saying, "I'm going to go for something that's perhaps colorful."
Her reasoning: "Most little girls dream about their wedding dresses, but I always dreamed about my Oscar dress – maybe because I like color!" Also on her wish list for the gown: "I love fashion that celebrates a woman's body [and] maybe is a throwback to the glamour of Old Hollywood, that silhouette, but somehow making it modern."
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The 18th century Stiegle-Coleman home welcomed presidents and housed soldiers after the Battle of Trenton.
Historic property in Lititz will be auctioned
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Music and More event on tap
STRASBURG, Va. - The 3rd Friday Music and More event will be held from 7 to 10 p.m. Friday at Shenandoah Valley Artworks, 34 W. King St. Music will be provided by Fred Rutz. Meet the artists and tour the two-story brick federal house that holds paintings, pottery, books and music all produced by local talent. Free family friendly event with barbecue provided by Middletown Electric.
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MORGANTOWN - Billy Bragg, The Flatlanders, Joe Pug and Amy Speace will grace the WVU Creative Arts Center Sunday as part of West Virginia Public Broadcasting's Mountain Stage with Larry Groce. Showtime is set for 7 p.m. Tickets can be purchased at the Mountainlair and Creative Arts Center box offices, online at ticketmaster.com, or by calling 304-293-SHOW and 800-745-3000.
The British are coming. Billy Bragg's driven blend of punk and folk rock has had audiences hanging onto his every word for decades. Even since his street-performing days in London, Bragg has been a powerful force both musically and politically. Though Bragg's songs have often been active participants in the politics of his native England and globally, all of this is driven by his creative urges. "My theory is this; I'm not a political songwriter. I'm an honest songwriter. I try and write honestly about what I see around me now," said Bragg to Lip Magazine. Familiar tunes to a Bragg fan of any age would include the soothing "California Stars," Bragg's worldwide acclaim has come through the fever of hard work that has defined his career, from his "Between the Wars" EP's appearance on the UK Singles Chart to collaborations with Less Than Jake. His latest album, "Tooth and Nail," is his first in five years and was recorded in only five days. The album has been praised by many critics for its authentic, easy style.


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Roy Paparodis to seek Salem Council seat
April 18, 2013
SALEM — Former Timberlanes president and CEO Roy Paparodis announced Wednesday that he intends to file as an Independent to run for one of the three Salem City Council-At-Large seats up for election......
Run Roy Run. Looks like you have a handle on what the role or city government should be and in the proper order. Make our streets safe to not only drive on but also to walk on. I remember when it was safe to walk the streets of Salem at night no so safe today. I also remember when you did not have to dodge all the pots hole in the streets when driving and the streets did not look like something you would expect to see in the ghetto. We want to beautify Salem fix the streets, they are a disgrace.
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There's that old hockey adage about a goalie "stealing" a game for his team or maybe even an entire playoff series. But as we move into a regular season that is going to be just 48 games, at a time when the NHL is filled with stars in net all over the map, could a goalie steal an entire season for his team?
There's plenty of big names that could. It's plausible one of them is Ryan Miller.
Think of the goalies who dominated the stat sheet last year. Los Angeles' Jonathan Quick won the Conn Smythe Trophy (playoff MVP) after a regular season in which he finished with a 1.95 goals-against average and .929 save percentage. St. Louis had a lights-out tandem in Brian Elliott (1.56/.940) and Jaroslav Halak (1.97/.926). Cory Schneider of Vancouver and Henrik Lundqvist of the New York Rangers were both under 2.00 in goals-against average.
Detroit's Jimmy Howard and Boston's Tuukka Rask, who will take over this year from Tim Thomas, were both under 2.10. And any talk of goaltending these days has to include the likes of New Jersey's Hall of Fame bound Martin Brodeur, who led the Devils to the Stanley Cup finals.
"That's a school of thought for a lot of teams with their main guy," Sabres coach Lindy Ruff said when asked about the steal-a-season theory. "If that guy gets on a real good roll, it can push your team ahead of another team and gain you a little space [in the standings]. Ryan is more than capable of doing that. All those guys are capable of doing it. But part of getting on that roll is playing well in front of your goaltender, too."
Miller's overall numbers suffered badly last season in the wake of the Milan Lucic incident in Boston and the resulting concussion that dogged him for the better part of two months. Miller finished 23rd in the NHL in goals-against average (2.55) and 20th in save percentage (.916), and both figures were his worst in four years.
Miller is now 32 years old and he hasn't played in a competitive game in more than nine months. It might be tough to ask him to carry a team at this point, even while the Sabres are still planning to play him in at least 36 of the 48 games.
"Everybody took a different approach to be best prepared for a shortened season," said Miller, who spent the lockout working out in Southern California and at an NHL Players' Association camp in Phoenix. "In my case, I didn't see an opportunity at a high enough level to play. Insurance policies were awfully high. Plus it probably helps me coming off a season where I had a few incidents off the ice where I just let everything settle down."
Stretch runs
Miller is three years removed from the high point of his career, the 2009-10 campaign after which he won the Vezina Trophy and during which he starred for Team USA at the Vancouver Olympics. He set career-bests with a 2.22 GAA and a .929 save percentage — figures not approached neither before nor since.
But his reputation remains as one of the best goalies in the world even if the numbers didn't back it up again until last February.
Miller has carried the Sabres for long stretches since becoming the regular goaltender in 2005. And one of them was last year, when a 14-2-3 burst put Buffalo in the thick of the playoff race.
Dogged by the concussion, Miller combined to go just 8-9-2 in December and January of last season, with a 3.06 GAA and .897 save percentage. But in February and March, with his health no longer in question after two concussions in less than a year, Miller's numbers soared to 17-5-5, 2.02 and .935.
Imagine if Miller put together a similar run in a 48-game season.
"You see people's stats over there in the West. You're paying attention," said new Sabres winger Steve Ott, who came from Dallas. "It's no surprise what he did with Team USA, what he did with his Vezina and his whole career. He had strong streaks last year and he's a first-class goalie in this league. We're very lucky to have a top-end goalie like him."
"You know goalies can get hot and we've seen Ryan have those stretches where he's just about unbeatable," said captain Jason Pominville. "Then you start talking about 20 games or so, even a little more, and if you have a run like that, it's almost half the season this year. So great goalies are capable of that and certainly Ryan fits into those names."
Miller doesn't necessarily subscribe to the theory that a goalie can win more than a few games on his own.
"You need some help," Miller said. "You need the boys scoring some goals and I'll try to keep them out. I guess it's fair to say if you do have a really good stretch in these 48 games, it could be the difference maker. But we're going to need that team game if we want to win a championship. We need to build that to get ourselves in good playoff position."
Numbers consistent
When you study Miller's career, the consistency in some of the numbers is mind-boggling.
• His goals-against average at home is 2.54 and his save percentage is .913. On the road: 2.60/.916.
• Prior to all-star or Olympic breaks, his numbers are 2.57/.914. After the breaks: 2.56/.915.
But there are other numbers that stand out as red flags:
• In his wins, Miller's numbers are 1.88/.937. In the losses, 3.50/.886.
• His numbers in March are 2.82/.907 — coming after a career full of solid play in January (2.38/.922) and February (2.49/.918).
• And then there's this: Miller's career numbers against the Northeast Division are average (2.46/.920) and his numbers against the Atlantic (2.80/.902) are downright poor. There are no games against the West this year and Miller's numbers against the Pacific (1.94/.935) really boost his overall profile.
The Sabres often run Miller into the ground (he's averaged 66 games the last five years) and his March numbers show fatigue. While this year's compressed schedule will be difficult, there won't be the cumulative effect of 82 games or long runs of travel out west that can wear down a goalie.
Even though he last played more than nine months ago, the Sabres hope a healthy Miller comes back this season as he finished the last one in passing Dominik Hasek to become the Sabres' all-time victory leader.
Miller posted a 19-6-5 record after the All-Star break, including a record of 15-4-3 over his last 22 games. He became just the sixth goalie in NHL history to get 30 or more wins in seven straight seasons and set a career high with six shutouts.
And the Sabres' rush to try to sneak into the playoffs was largely based on Miller's play in February and March.
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"For me, it was just about staying pretty level and skating 3-4 times a week at least. Hockey-wise, I'm in a pretty good spot. Mentally, I always kind of knew it would be a short sprint kind of situation."
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The top goalies in 1994-95, the last 48-game season, were Sabres standout Dominik Hasek (2.11/.930), Detroit's Chris Osgood (2.26/.917), Chicago's Ed Belfour (2.28/.906) and Quebec's Jocelyn Thibault (2.34/.917). Quebec and Detroit won their divisions and the Red Wings lost to New Jersey in the Stanley Cup final.
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Motorola Moto X ReviewMotorola Moto X 8.5
If you haven't noticed, Motorola has been relatively quiet in the smartphone space for the last couple of years now. Sure, we've seen some high-end devices during that time, like last year's DROID RAZR MAXX HD for example, but the brunt of Moto's love has been mostly exclusive to Verizon – leaving everyone else in a dry spell. Naturally, Google's acquisition of Motorola had a lot to do with it, as the company soon restructured its strategy by focusing its efforts on fewer devices, rather than going with the usual approach of over-saturating the market with an army of devices. Adios Motorola CLIQs! Bye-bye Motorola ATRIXs! Sayonara Motorola Photons! It seemed as though the brakes were applied everywhere, except Verizon and its DROID line.
Enter a new era in Motorola's history, where they intend on bringing to market a single new flagship device that would take on the competition. Indeed, Google might be pulling some strings behind the scenes and all, but this new Motorola is taking a highly different approach – one that seems very uncanny for them to do. Instead of seeing different lines of Motorola made Android phones, the Moto X is that diamond in the rough device that Motorola is banking on to attract consumers to Motorola's new approach to the business. In an era where cutting edge Android smartphones are leaving long lasting impressions, it'll be intriguing to see whether the Moto X will have the guts and execution to redefine the game.
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It's not stylish by any means, nor is it exuding a premium element to its construction, but the Moto X's design is best described as humbling and modest. Visually, the design is understated when compared to the beauties out there, like the HTC One and iPhone 5, but regardless of that, it's the size of the phone and its ergonomic aesthetics that really impresses us the most. First and foremost, this doesn't feel or look like a smartphone that's packing a 4.7-inch display, as it barely feels any bigger than the iPhone 5, which has a significantly smaller screen. And at the same time, it makes the HTC One appear comparably gigantic. Certainly, it's not the skinniest thing out there, but the tapered edges help to make it seem skinnier than it really is in person.
129.3 x 65.3 x 10.4 mm
4.59 oz (130 g)
Motorola Moto X
136.6 x 69.8 x 7.9 mm
4.59 oz (130 g)
Samsung Galaxy S4
137.4 x 68.2 x 9.3 mm
5.04 oz (143 g)
HTC One
133.9 x 68.7 x 9.1 mm
4.90 oz (139 g)
Google Nexus 4
Constructed out of this composite material, which is essentially a plastic frame, it helps to keep the handset very lightweight (4.59 oz) – thus, complementing its compact stature. Taking a closer look at the rear casing, the rubbery finish definitely helps to keep it clean and dirt-free, but there's also an attractive pattern on it that mimics the look of carbon fiber. Considering that the rear casing has a prominent curve with its construction, it makes for one comfortable and natural feel in the hand. Some might view the design as uninspiring or boring, but there's one unique aspect with the Moto X that differentiates itself from everything else out there – customized designs, which we'll expand in the next section.
As for the rest of the phone, we're pretty much greeted to the usual suspect of characters. Seeing that it's running a mostly stock Android experience, there are no capacitive buttons on its façade, but we do take notice of its narrow earpiece, light/proximity sensors, and front-facing 2-megapixel camera.
Looking around its trim, we're greeted to the usual suspects that we find. It physical power button and volume control may be really thin to the eye, but they're distinct to the touch and responsive when pressed. Rounding things out, we have a 3.5mm headset jack, noise cancelling microphone, and its microUSB port for charging/data connectivity. Sorry folks, there's no quick and easy physical video-out connection with this, but rather, you'll need to rely on its "Wireless Display" feature to get the job done – though, it's only compatible with Miracast Wireless enabled displays.
microUSB port (bottom)
Left edge
3.5mm jack (top)
Power and volume keys (right)
The sides of the Motorola Moto X
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The base models of the Moto X are nothing worth writing home about, especially when they're just generic looking. Going with a totally new approach to the process, Moto Maker provides prospective owners the power to customize the Moto X – inside and out, through its online portal. It's something different, obviously, as we're given options to selecting the color scheme and design pattern with the phone's casing. Additionally, we can even choose what colors the accents on the phone are going to be – like the ring around the camera lens and its power button.
If that isn't enough, there are also various secondary customizations that can be made to the handset's software. From having a personal message load with the phone's boot up process, to choosing a complementary background wallpaper to match the color of the phone, it's pretty amazing what can be done! Heck, you can even purchase accessories, like cases and headphones, that can match the unique look of your particular Moto X.
Depending on the selections, the price of the phone will undoubtedly go up from the base white/black models of the Moto X. Further down the road, we'll even see other unconventional materials for its frame; like actual wooden bodies. Since the phone is assembled all in the good old U, S, of A, the turn-around time for a custom job takes 4 days or less (subject to parts availability). Without question, this is an undertaking that we haven't seen before with a phone. On one hand, we're thrilled by this new prospect, but the downside is that it's exclusive to only AT&T for now. We're crossing our fingers that this will be rolled out to everyone else soon too – including the Google Play Edition version when it launches in the future.
Let's not beat around the bushes here folks, but the specs on the Moto X's display are nothing worth bragging about. By today's standards, its 4.7-inch 720x1280 (720p) AMOLED display is far from imposing, especially when compared to the 1080p beasts floating about. Details are effective enough to make everyday things easy on the eyes, seeing that it employs the favorable RGB arrangement with its pixels – while its saturated color reproduction and wide viewing angles are expected qualities from what we're normally exposed to with AMOLED tech. Out of everything, though, it's the edge-to-edge nature and minimal bezels of the display that are absolutely amazing. In fact, it helps to make the handset extremely form fitting and compact – more than anything else we've seen!
Another interesting aspect is the Active Display feature of the handset, which shows pertinent notifications in a confined area on the display – thus, helping it to reduce power consumption. Instead of turning on the Moto X to view notifications, Active Display will initiate whenever it receives something new, or when it's nudges or flipped over from a display down position. Its purpose works, especially when we're now less inclined to turn on the phone all the time.
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135 Comments
1. mottykels (Posts: 383; Member since: 15 May 2013)
Oh I expected that rating.Haha
10. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3787; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
I was expecting something more...both the rating and the phone.
Touchless control and clearpixel camera are sounding like S-features and Ultra-pixel.
I thought it would be different but no, i was wrong...and the price is way off too.
Dare they become the next Apple...sans Google!!
11. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
oh shut up. These days Its not the companies that have manage expectations its the users. People demand to much, I want this, I want it to do that. There are no other areas in consumer electronics that moves faster than the smart phone market. I think moto's vision is spot on, this product is the and the introduction.
manage your expectations better and stop reading all the BS that floats around before a product launch.
27. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3787; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
The bullsh¡t that floated before the launch is actually incorporated in the device. It didn't hit the spot it was supposed to...and that's what i putting into words.
Don't tell me you didn't read any article about those things even out of curiosity!
The gestures aside, this phone is a good overall phone...if not for the price, i'd give it a wait to arrive internationally.
65. Kal-el (Posts: 93; Member since: 14 Dec 2012)
Camera aspect was the only thing i was interested in...for me i think the camera is a little above average but nothing above and beyond. The colour reproduction is really good ...noise level average...low condition (when in focus) is not bad and video quality for both conditions are good the one true good thing is sound in what i can assume is loud music playing that was well handled.
127. pocketdrummer (Posts: 31; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
Are you kidding me? I don't like the S4, but I have to give it to Samsung, they make a decent camera phone. This thing produces cold colors, and it's the most artifact ridden camera I've seen in a long time. Zoom in on those photos and look at a straight edge. Also, the white balance in videos is all over the place, kind of like HTC phones. Except this one does an ok job with the auto-focus (unlike HTC).
That said, this is an EXTREMELY disappointing turn out for the overhyped RGBC sensor. The photo samples of the LG G2 look far better (and oddly with substantially less noise than any other phone) and they didn't mention any ground-breaking technology in the camera. Hell I don't even remember them mentioning the camera itself, just the software.
Also, the frame rate in video is choppy like many other phones. I don't know why any would want 1080p at 30fps over 720p at 60fps, but that's what these companies continue to do.
85. Jillxz (Posts: 149; Member since: 04 Jun 2012)
Bcoming the next Apple is Google's intentions. After all , it made a phone with mediocre specs that runs as smooth as butter. Got that "User experience." Sounds like iPhone to me. And it is too compact a phone. It's terrible.
102. JohnnyZ (Posts: 34; Member since: 30 Sep 2011)
They aren't officially Apple until they charge $100 to go from 16GB to 32GB
139. asun2 (Posts: 13; Member since: 03 Mar 2014)
It's got a 4.7 inch screen that you can touch all 4 corners with. What else do you want? If a better camera, I'd understand, but what else?
104. Angelface77 (Posts: 32; Member since: 10 Sep 2012)
you are a loser. keep sleeping from that side and expect top of the lines specs at 40 dollars off contract cheap ass fool.
40. Mxyzptlk (Posts: 13068; Member since: 21 Apr 2012)
I don't think it lived up to expectations.
41. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
It doesn't. There are plenty of other phones in the price range that offer more to the users.
51. lola99 (Posts: 33; Member since: 03 Aug 2013)
in a big phone with no smart features like not having to wake your phone 50 times a day, and not being able to ask it about the weather, unless you wake it, punch in your code and bring up your widget. All the others are are latest specs cramed into ginormous phones that are made to win a spec war.
56. techguyone (Posts: 199; Member since: 18 May 2013)
I think it's fine o moto hater trollboy, I DO think however that the price structure is way wrong, the bid to end the chasing numbers thing though, I hope that works out. Personally I'd be happy for 720p over 1020 for the better battery life. We'll have to see if other makers follow suit or if we'll end up with iCore 7 type processors...
I'm a believer in 'work smarter not harder'
63. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
the only thing that turned out to be not so ideal for consumers is that Motorola didn't go with Google's Zero Hardware Profit Margin philosophy which is unfortunate but is what should be expected from a hardware OEM. the phone itself though is great. i'll be getting one myself.
83. Mxyzptlk (Posts: 13068; Member since: 21 Apr 2012)
It could have been great but I don't think the end result can be called great. Like I said before at best it's nothing more than a midrange device.
92. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
you talk as if your opinion on Motorola devices should mean something.
you're played out Mxy.
94. Mxyzptlk (Posts: 13068; Member since: 21 Apr 2012)
I didn't ask you if it did. I don't need your permission to give my opinion.
95. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
just saying, it's not worth much...
101. Mxyzptlk (Posts: 13068; Member since: 21 Apr 2012)
Since when did I care what you say?
103. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
since when did i care about what you care to hear from me?
your turn.
110. JohnnyZ (Posts: 34; Member since: 30 Sep 2011)
Hey kurojii, maybe you should take a break from the message board, go outside for a little while, relearn how to socialize with people again. Then come back and try to communicate with people again respectfully. All he's saying is that the geeks were awaiting something better /spec wise/ than what Motorola produced. Which is true. But that's not to say this won't be a great phone for the average consumer, which is what this phone was actually intended for. Great battery life and great /features/.
113. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
*Kurogi...he came right out and said it was nothing more than a mid range device.
you're clearly new around here so i'll just give you some time to really notice what Mxy's role in Motorola articles always is around here.
i'll even give you a hint.
it rhymes with hole...
speaking of learning how to speak to people respectfully you should make sure your own front porch is swept off before you go telling people to sweep theirs off. you butted in and went right after me without even really analyzing the conversation. go take a page from your own book m8.
117. JohnnyZ (Posts: 34; Member since: 30 Sep 2011)
Yeah, you're right Kurogiii, I was just getting bugged that everytime I read an article there's someone attacking someone about their opinions. I only saw your post and none previous to which. i.e. his posts about unlocking Motorola bootloaders. My bad.
119. GeneralTsosChicken (Posts: 22; Member since: 04 Dec 2012)
You're Gay For Simply Making A Porch Reference.
120. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
105. Angelface77 (Posts: 32; Member since: 10 Sep 2012)
its your stupid opinion between millions of followers tool.
68. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
If Motorola released a phone that made the gods themselves weep with joy and all women across the world orgasm simultaneously every time it was used it still wouldn't live up to your expectations.
82. Mxyzptlk (Posts: 13068; Member since: 21 Apr 2012)
A phone that people, including yourself, hyped as the next big thing and it turned out to be nothing more than a midrange phone with a customizable back cover.
I feel an 8 is far too generous here.
84. Sniggly (Posts: 7305; Member since: 05 Dec 2009)
Actually, many reviews agree that the phone has great ideas that will appeal to the average consumer in ways that quad core processors and 1080p screens don't.
And really, your expectations were that the phone was a total failure to begin with, so if this phone didn't meet your expectations that means it must be awesome.
86. Jillxz (Posts: 149; Member since: 04 Jun 2012)
I agree. I give it a 4
2. _Bone_ (Posts: 2154; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Size, form factor and well thought SW is very nice, pricing however is rumored to be flagship when the phone really isn't. My other complaint is the relatively small battery, I mean Motorola packed 3500mAh in the 8,5mm thick Droid MAXX, surely, they could've done a little bit better or released a Moto MAXX... as a matter of fact, since the Droid MAXX is essentially the same phone, I'll look for the chance to pick one up, providing it hits SIM markets outside of the US, any info on that?
52. lola99 (Posts: 33; Member since: 03 Aug 2013)
Apparently the batterly on this thing is really good, there are a number of things they did to increase the life of the battery, it's one of the reasons they put in a 720 instead of 1080P and offer the peek feature etc so you don't wake your phone 50 times a day checking for msgs. : )
64. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
the reviews are raving over the battery life on this thing actually. it's going well over the 24 hour mark even for reviewers with heavy usage habits. when this thing gets Android 4.3 the battery life will be even better. i know the same point could be made for the MAXX but i'm just saying the Moto X will serve quite well in the battery department considering it's not a MAXX model.
87. Jillxz (Posts: 149; Member since: 04 Jun 2012)
The MAXX has this thing beat.
93. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
it depends on what you want really.
if you want a larger display, better build quality and a large battery then yes, it has it beat.
128. pocketdrummer (Posts: 31; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
You and I must have read different reviews.
He said it will last a day in normal use, but power users (the people who actually read these reviews) will have to charge it after an 8 hour shift.
In other words, not groundbreaking.
Just go buy the damn phone. You know you want to, we (unfortunately) know you want to, so just do it and stop trying to defend your purchase.
106. Angelface77 (Posts: 32; Member since: 10 Sep 2012)
it will not have the same feel size wise, no motomaker etc. The x will be better than the droids
3. MrKoles (Posts: 368; Member since: 20 Jan 2013)
Nothing special here...
15. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
Yeah, not exactly true flagship (as in GS IV or HTC One for two examples that immediately come to mind) material. IMO more like upper middle tier, which seems to be reflected in the 8.5 score.
It would seem the Droid Maxx for VZW will score a little higher for the larger battery, but nothing revolutionary. Sounds like I am still waiting on the Note III.
17. jharkem17 (Posts: 21; Member since: 29 Jul 2013)
how often do you POWERCYCLE you beastly S4 anf HTC ONE?
20 times a day?
times 20..
88. Jillxz (Posts: 149; Member since: 04 Jun 2012)
28. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Took the words out of mouth. Waiting for the Note 3 announcement as well.
47. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
About a month to go (for the Note III unpacked event). :-)
71. lola99 (Posts: 33; Member since: 03 Aug 2013)
they're going the brains not brawn route.
89. Jillxz (Posts: 149; Member since: 04 Jun 2012)
Ha Ha . Brains route ? I think not , lol If they used their brain , they would have made a better phone that could compete with the other high-end phones. But they played stupid and now that phone will go abosutely nowhere.
114. lola99 (Posts: 33; Member since: 03 Aug 2013)
Do tell us all the things that the s4 can do that the X can't. That thing is living in the past man. Adding up hardware is useless if it can't do anything new.
116. lola99 (Posts: 33; Member since: 03 Aug 2013)
When you check your phone for the time how many buttons do you have to push to get there? 1. X owners just take the phone out of their pocket while HTC one owners are reaching all the way to the top of that huge-ass phone. When you go to look for your notifications, how many buttons do push. The X, none. When you want to find your phone in your house how do you find it? call it? With the X you just call *out* to it. When you're at your desk and you want to call someone, you'll be picking up your phone to do it every single time. Not X owners. When you set your alarm for the weekends, how do you set your alarm. You pick up your phone, go into your clock, set the alarm and make sure it's turned on. With the X, you utter 8 words. When you're in your car and you want directions what do you, break the law and take your phone out and start messing around looking for directions? X owners won't have to, they just call out for navigations.
118. Jillxz (Posts: 149; Member since: 04 Jun 2012)
People will think you're crazy and talking to yourself. I had rather pick up my phone and press a few buttons or taps , to get whatever I want from it. Talking to a phone is down right silly to me. I woull never do it . Come here kitty , kitty , kitty.
136. anglosaxonengland (Posts: 52; Member since: 11 Sep 2013)
Very tempting however, finally a android manufacture has gone for the good old optimisation path to provide a user experience. Optimisation on reasonable capable hardware overweights all the quad cores we have to the end user. Just like how iOS and Windows Phone can run smoothly despite a single core.
The phone has virtually no lag compared to the international S4 on a day to day basics.
19. jharkem17 (Posts: 21; Member since: 29 Jul 2013)
htc and samsung will release 3.5 DecaCore processor
and id*o*s would say
thats AMAZING..INCREDIBLE..FANTASTIC..eyes and mouth open like galaxy holes..
Steve jobs: as in invention, is that so?
the differece between smart and damn.
30. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Steve Jobs is no longer alive, so you meant Tim Cook?
4. amansingal14 (Posts: 309; Member since: 08 Sep 2012)
54 fps in GL Benchmark 2.5?
Moto please restart your ops in India.
5. _Bone_ (Posts: 2154; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
@720p, yes.
BTW I'm underwhelmed by the camera, too much loss of details, color noise and dynamic range issues. Per pixel the Exmor RS and the PureView phase 1 on the 808 are still the best.
9. Birds (Posts: 1157; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
Yeah either Omnivision dropped the ball or Motorola had poor software algorithms.
20. boosook (Posts: 1437; Member since: 19 Nov 2012)
IMHO it's not bad, and the outdoor pictures were taken in a rainy day.
22. belovedson (Posts: 988; Member since: 30 Nov 2010)
yup my 808 would pown this phone thats 3 years older. psht. garbage
26. jellmoo (Posts: 1595; Member since: 31 Oct 2011)
Do you have some sort of magical time traveling 808? Because for the rest of us, it' only been out for a year and two months.
137. anglosaxonengland (Posts: 52; Member since: 11 Sep 2013)
All phone camera are crap compared to an actual camera
12. saravanan083 (Posts: 19; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
ya i want this beauty in chennai(india)
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The Adante Hotel is at Union Square close to Cable Car Lines and 1 block from the Theater District; surrounded by fine dining and many other beautiful San Francisco attractions. We are committed to making your stay both comfortable and pleasant. Each and every member of our staff is here to make your stay as stress free and relaxing, as you deserve. Union Square Area
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From student to coach
From student to coach
Past WDE Collegiate Judging Contest High Individuals, Jered Haase and Kevin Ziemba, have taken on new roles in the judging ring.
by Taylor Pires, Hoard's Dairyman Editorial Intern
Being part of a judging team can have its thrills and challenges. A solid team has put in hours upon hours of practice, has determination to succeed, and of course, a dedicated coach. Jered Haase and Kevin Ziemba are giving back, and using their knowledge and experiences to build up the next generation of successful dairy judges.
Both Jered and Kevin got their start by judging in 4-H. "As kids both my brother and I were pre-disposed. We did 4-H, Junior Holstein activities and showed. It became second nature," Kevin said of how his judging career began. After 4-H, Jered and Kevin went on to judge in college. Jered was on the UW-Madison team in 1997 and Kevin was on the Cornell team in 1994; both were honored as High Individuals. "It was surreal at the time. I was shocked. I put a lot of effort in but I never expected to win," Jered said. Kevin also had a memorable experience winning at Expo. "Everything I've done since then, I have put in lots of effort. I have been blessed with many opportunities since, bred some phenomenal cows, and have had what I consider to be great successes, but that moment was the most outstanding memory I have," he shared.
The experiences had by Jered and Kevin inside the judging ring inspired them to move outside of it and coach. After college, Jered helped coach the 4-H team in Ohio for four years and continued to coach when he returned to Wisconsin. He followed in his uncle's footsteps and is coaching the Polk County 4-H dairy judging team, which will be representing Wisconsin this year at WDE. Kevin went on to get his masters at Cornell and within the next year was already coaching there with David Galton, who he continued to coach with for eight years. With Galton's retirement, Kevin has stepped up as head coach.
In having great coaches themselves, Jered and Kevin have taken what they learned and implemented that knowledge into their coaching strategies. "I just tell my team to relax, have fun and try to remember the cows," Jered said. Kevin has continued to implement the Cornell judging system that has been consistent for the last 30 years, but he also brings his own unique perspective. "I work more off of the psychology of how classes may be placed. We focus on keeping your head in the game and not being thrown off by distractions or a class not going well. It's important to stay in the zone," he shared.
Jered and Kevin are confident that they will continue to coach, especially because they have had rewarding experiences. "I really enjoy being able to work with the kids, seeing the progress that they make through the years and how their confidence builds," Jered said. Kevin also enjoys seeing his team members grow. "Of all the things I do, one thing I would never give up is coaching. It is a huge motivator for me. Judging is the opportunity to take deductive reasoning and put it into an oral presentation.
Those skills will help with their future careers. I'm excited to be a part of that. When they are finished, I am always sad to see them go."
The author is the 25th Hoard's Dairyman editorial intern. She will be a senior at California Polytechnic State University in San Luis Obispo. At Cal Poly, Taylor is majoring in dairy science with an agricultural communications minor. Pires grew up on a 500-cow dairy in Merced County, Calif.
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A debit card is an excellent tool to keep cash at your fingertips without carrying around a stack of Benjamins, but when used incorrectly, debit cards leave you susceptible to identity theft, fraud and ATM withdrawal fees.
The number of identity thefts in the US last year increased by 13 percent – affecting more than eight million citizens, according to Javelin Strategy and Research. A portion of these thefts are attributed to increased debit card use – Visa reports they have more than 390 million debit cards currently in circulation.
"The moment you hand your debit card to a waiter, bartender or store clerk, you're entrusting them with your financial information, making you vulnerable to theft," said Lilia Rojo, SCE Federal Credit Union Vice President of Operations. "Yes, debit is convenient and quick, but there's a level of risk that accompanies it. We urge people to regularly examine their monthly statements for fraudulent charges and analyze the locations at which they use them. This helps mitigate risk."
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Some of the best and brightest trends we've seen this year (2012) in web design include responsive web design, single page, the spread of custom fonts and bigger usage of HTML5 & CSS3. Every site is different, but most websites out live on the web are well built and are beginning to share a number of these features of cutting edge web design.
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LOCKPORT – A woman accused of having nearly an ounce of cocaine when police raided a Lockport home Sept. 12 was arraigned Friday in Niagara County Court.
Kimberly L. Hamilton, 38, of Elmwood Avenue, pleaded not guilty to two counts of third-degree criminal possession of a controlled substance. A co-defendant, Ulford G. Jenkins, 41, of Elmwood Avenue, pleaded not guilty to the same charges Dec. 20.
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Local environmentalists are hoping that the CWM Chemical Services landfill in Porter will run out of room before the state can act on allowing it to expand.
Although the company denied that the landfill faces a shutdown in the next couple of years, its own figures suggest that is possible.
As of Sept. 30, the landfill had room for about 283,000 tons, of toxic waste, the state Department of Environmental Conservation said.
CWM spokeswoman Lori Caso said that so far this year, it has received 165,000 tons of waste. At that rate, the landfill will run out of room in less than two years, but the company doesn't see a shutdown coming.
"We see no scenario where the facility closes down," Caso said.
Critics are hoping that Caso is wrong.
"That's what we're hoping for. We're hoping they give up and go away," said April Fideli, president of Residents for Responsible Government.
CWM's state permit to operate its current hazardous waste landfill, the only such licensed site in the northeastern United States, is due to expire soon.
The state Department of Environmental Conservation said in an unsigned email to The Buffalo News that it expects to handle the renewal of the permit for the existing landfill area by next spring.
After that, the agency said, it will begin work on the permit process for the expansion of the disposal space at the landfill.
The DEC did not respond to requests for information on how long the review of the expansion request would take, but Fideli said it's clear to her that it might take "another year or two, easily. They may be at the end of their capacity before they get their permit."
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