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The Rural Clinical School (RCS) offers additional support to students through Scholarships and Awards based in the North West.
Simon Monks Memorial Award for Excellence in General Practice
Dr Simon Monks was a highly respected partner in East Devonport Medical Centre prior to his sudden death in March 2007. He was an active participant on the General Practice North West (GPNW) Board as well as in the teaching and mentoring of medical students from the University of Tasmania's Rural Clinical School. He was awarded the GPNW Long Service Award in 2005 in recognition of twenty years of continuous service to the North West Tasmania community.
Simon was a quiet, thoughtful person and a very committed and caring GP, who took a proactive and dedicated approach to achieve excellence in his clinical practice, his supervision of medical students and in all aspects of his personal and family life.
The Simon Monks Memorial Award was established in 2008 by the former Board of the North West Tasmania Division of General Practice Inc. (General Practice North West) in recognition of the valuable contribution that Dr Simon Monks made to the profession of general practice and community health in the North West region of Tasmania.
Following the establishment of Tasmania Medicare Local Ltd. (TML) and the transfer of most of GPNW business to TML, GPNW members resolved at their Annual General Meeting in October 2012 to wind-up the Association by June 2013.
Prior to its wind-up GPNW established a new Trust known as the Simon Monks Memorial Foundation (SMMF) to which the balance of the GPNW funds, following acquittal of all its contractual obligations, were paid. These funds are now held by the SMMF to be dedicated in perpetuity for the promotion and encouragement of education in general practice and primary health care in North Western and Western Tasmania.
Awarded for outstanding performance in one general practice attachment, to a fourth year medical student involved in the Rural Clinical School teaching program in the North West region of Tasmania.
Nominations are made by the general practice that hosts the student and the successful nominee is selected by a panel with representation from the Foundation and the Rural Clinical School.
$3,000 and framed award certificate
Applications: Requests for nominations are sent to GP Clinics twice a year.
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Rotary Club of Burnie Scholarship in Rural Medicine
The Rotary Club of Burnie Scholarship in Rural Medicine is awarded to a Year 4 Rural Clinical School medical student who is commencing the final two years of clinical studies in the MBBS at the University of Tasmania's Rural Clinical School.
The Rotary Club generously provides the scholarship to encourage and support a student with an interest in rural medicine to study at the Rural Clinical School. The $5000 scholarship is offered over a two-year period and in addition to financial support, the Club will provide honorary club membership and offer to mentor the recipient during their studies in North West Tasmania.
Amount: $2,500 per annum
Applications: applications are now open and close on 14 December 2015. Completed application forms including two Letters of Reference (at least one from a clinical academic at UTAS) should be submitted to Associate Professor Lizzi Shires, Co-Director, Rural Clinical School.
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The Rotary Club of Wynyard Scholarship in Rural Medicine
The Rotary Club of Wynyard offer this scholarship to a student commencing the final two years of clinical studies in the MBBS at the Rural Clinical School bi-annually. The scholarship aims to encourage and support a student with an interest in rural medicine to study at the RCS. The scholarship is offered over a two-year period, subject to the recipient's satisfactory performance, and is valued at $3,000 per annum.
Amount: $3,000 per annum
Applications: This scholarship has been awarded for 2015/16.
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On Thursday evening, Oct. 24, Homefirst will host An Evening of Thanks, the first annual Union County Family Service Awards at The Galloping Hill Golf Club in Kenilworth.
The event will recognize and honor individuals from different communities in Union County who serve families in need in extraordinary ways in their civic and private lives. NJ State Assemblyman Jon Bramnick will serve as Master of Ceremonies for the event. Union County Freeholder Alexander Mirabella is the Honorary Event Chair, joined by an Event Committee of 20 community volunteers.
Ten outstanding citizens from throughout Union County have been selected to receive The 2013 Union County Family Service Award. The honorees were nominated by the mayor of their municipality and chosen through a competitive process by an independent Selection Committee based on five criteria: 1) commitment to families; 2) support for families in need; 3) service to Union County families; 4) impact; and 5) longevity of service. Their collective action has benefited thousands of families in crisis in all corners of Union County over the past 40 years.
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These questions are alive here at the Tour de France because Ted King, a little-known American rider who made his Tour debut at the age of 30, has become something of a cause celebre. Campaigns and twitter pressure groups have been started in his name. And why? Because the Tour de France lost its heart and applied the rules.
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In brief: News from around Pennsylvania
Slippery Rock limits faculty cuts to one
SLIPPERY ROCK -- Slippery Rock University of Pennsylvania is having an easier time dealing with financial issues compared with the other 13 State System of Higher Education schools.
Only one tenured Slippery Rock professor will be eliminated for the coming academic year. Other schools have had to cut dozens of faculty.
But Slippery Rock President Cheryl Norton said the 2014-15 budget will be much more difficult to balance.
Norton projected a total deficit that will rise to $28.9 million over the next three years, due to decreasing student enrollment and increasing expenses.
Ex-Mercer County man acquitted of child rape
PITTSBURGH -- A Tennessee man who had been accused of raping three young girls in western Pennsylvania has been found not guilty by a jury.
The Sharon Herald reported that Michael David Lewis, 41, of Nashville, Tenn., was elated at the verdict. Lewis is a former resident of Mercer County, where the trial was held.
Defense attorney Blair H. Hindman said the alleged victims' testimonies were "blatantly different" from what they had told state police. Lewis took the stand in his own defense, and prosecutors had dropped the more than 100 counts filed in 2012 down to 19.
One more charge was dropped during the trial, and the jury acquitted Lewis on all the remaining counts.
Hindman said Lewis returned to Tennessee to resume life there.
Former federal building to be Pittsburgh hotel
PITTSBURGH -- The former Federal Reserve Bank building in downtown Pittsburgh will be turned into a hotel.
Crews will begin remodeling the building this month, and Drury Hotel Co. plans to turn it into a 180-room hotel by the end of 2014, the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review reported.
Joe Pereles, vice president of Drury Hotel Co., estimated the project will cost $30 million. The company is based in St. Louis.
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Authorities said the unidentified man was shot once in the chest at about 2:53 a.m. He was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Judd Apatow Asked Twitter For PGA Jokes
Judd Apatow is very nervous about hosting the Producers Guild Of America awards tonight and has been honing his stuff to make sure it's funny. "I am very grateful to the people at the PGA for not broadcasting this ceremony," he just told me by email. "I can only hope their security will be able to make sure all recordings are destroyed." Apatow has been delivering progress reports via Twitter. "I need to sleep because I am hosting the Producer's Guild Awards Saturday. Rudin, Cameron, Hanks, Penn. Comedy crowd? Nightmares tonight for sure," he tweeted last night. Apatow also issued an appeal to his Twitter followers and fans. "If anyone has any jokes that they think are better than Ricky Gervais', post here and I will read the winners and say your name at PGA awards," he tweeted. "Lots of #pgajokes coming in. Some excellent. Many insane. Most hateful of celebrities. Hard to be funny and not vicious. Steve Martin is king." (Some of those sending in jokes thought PGA stood for the professional golfers association. Sheesh.) Here some of the good, the bad, and the ugly ones:
DamonLindelof – Hey Folks! Just flew in from a screening of Black Swan. And, boy, are my arms ready to masturbate, then stab, Mila Kunis.
MikeRylander – A producer and an actor walk into a bar. The actor gets recognized by hot chicks. The producer pays the tab.
mattthephat – I saw The Tourist, and the special effects were amazing. Angelina Jolie has never looked so lifelike and human.
mattthephat – This is a time for healing, to come together. Like Charlie Sheen and the 3 hookers last night in Vegas.
cartblanche – And, for all of humanity, Leonardo DiCaprio went ahead and planted Mila Kunis in Natalie Portman's sex dream.
MrDoodyHead – You're not a real producer until you've figured out a way to have your assistant fart for you.
aboutapenis – Don't confuse Green Hornet with Green Lantern. Lantern's a cool green light that fights shit. Hornet's shit that got greenlighted.
MrDoodyHead – Good news! We've added 3 categories this year, "Best Lunch Order", "Prettiest Mistress", & "Most Excellent Lie".
aboutapenis – Congrats to 127 Hours for accurately predicting how long it would be in theaters.
TheRealBenOren – I wasn't really impressed with The King's Speech. Without all the stuttering, it only would've been a 30 minute movie.
BrianLisi – With Toy Story 3, Pixar yet again made me regret the time I said I'd never be interested in a boy and his Woody.
50YardBard – Diane Lane was amazing, but it was Sarah Jessica Parker's turn as Secretariat that really had critics buzzing
PianoJeffD – Ricky Gervais was going to be here tonight but unfortunately he's too busy making his new movie, The Invention of Insults.
dropkickjon – Zac Efron is quickly becoming this generation's Shatner. Can't act, can barely talk, and heading to a crappy CBS show.
dropkickjon – I looked at The A-Team's cast list. They should have called it the one A-lister and a bunch Cs.
dropkickjon – Rob Patterson did a film called Remember Me which is what he'll be saying to people as he rings them up at Wendy's in 3 years.
MrDoodyHead – "As a host, I prefer not to work blue. So, I won't be mentioning Avatar or Tron: Legacy.
flakesandrice – Pattie Mallette and Jeremy Bieber should be nominated for a Razzie for producing Justin Bieber.
SwazzPerkins – And the winner of the award for producing the most profitable children goes to: Will Smith.
birbigs – The jokes I'm telling tonight are not my BEST jokes. They are only the jokes that are financed.
flakesandrice – Curious what they'll be calling the porn spoof of Winter's Bone.
reallyCheekz – Ricky Gervais couldn't make it tonight. He hasn't gone missing. You just need to do something to be nominated.
KevTheUprCTOTY – Instead of memorializing the sad losses this year, we're gonna run the names of those who saw Jonah Hex.
r_coop – Those who can't direct, write. Those who can't write, produce. Those who can't produce, host the PGAs.
Meh, Ricky's jokes were still funnier. And who does Apatow think he is criticizing Gervais in the first place? Apatwo hasn't been funny for years, he really needs Paul Feig back
Trust me, there are many more fans of the Professional Golfers Association than the damn Producer's Guild.
Every one of those jokes is terrible.
Long live Gervais!
He should ask all the FAKE PRODUCERS, who were given a credit for BS reasons to work the BAR – a no host bar I;m sure
Or the actors that have FAKE producers who tag along on all their acting gigs- especially the broads –
they all wanna play on the set, its so odd – and they must have their own chair with their name so they can show off instead of working
These are uniformly terrible. No wonder he's nervous.
I believe this will be the best joke of the entire year:
"50YardBard – Diane Lane was amazing, but it was Sarah Jessica Parker's turn as Secretariat that really had critics buzzing"
Spot on hilarious!!! Tears welling in my eyes from laughing so hard.
agreed. came out of nowhere (like a good horse in the KY Derby), and had me chuckling for like a minute straight … and I love SJP!
That one was hilarious!
I wish Ricky was hosting the Oscars. No offense to Franco and Hathaway, who are both good actors, but they won't be able to top what Gervais did at the Golden Globes. It's just gonna be a boring suck-fest ass-kiss for five hours.
Here is my joke: James Cameron is here tonight, nominated for his work on the movie Avatar.
Gervais is king!
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Avatar, top 50 worst movie of all time. Absolutely unwatchable.
As a bitter, jaded, Hollywood reject, I TOO found Gervaise's ruthless mocking of people who's success I can only envy… HILARIOUS. Given the hateful comments above, good to know I'm not alone.
Why do I feel like the take away from the PGA screening of 'The Social Network' is that stealing ideas and stabbing your friends in the back will make you very rich.
JA won't stoop to using any of these but if/when any his jokes flatlines he can blame/credit the anonymous folks who submitted … Hosting is (generally/always) a thankless job and a losing proposition – so by soliciting gags on spec … . This set up itself is his first joke and he'll riff on it to be sure…
Beautiful, so to speak.
Inception, one of the most overrated and pretentious crap ever.
As someone commented after the Globes, all Gervais did was make really old references. And the Tom Hanks/Tim Allen intro used one of the oldest joke set-ups there is. I don't know that Gervais has ever been less clever.
Oh, and "Inception" is amazing.
I must agree with Doug. Ricky can be brilliant, but he was a hateful hack on the Globes. Mean is not a replacement for clever, but if you like clever AND mean, watch Tosh.O. That dude is pretty damn funny.
My joke for Apatow:
"I've started using this twitter thing. It's really taken over the world in such a short time. I mean, not long ago a hashtag was something I used to label my weed"
In the style of Natalie Portman: Grooooaaaaannnnnnn…
No Zing for you!!
Thanks for giving away a major plot point of Black Swan, Damon.
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Hazy Memories of Our Sunday Night Bash? This Video Should Help.
By Pete on Tuesday, August 14, 2012 at 12:31 PM
After Sunday night's debauchery, we're not afraid to admit that we're mostly still in recovery mode here at Central Track HQ. Can you blame us? Hopefully not.
I mean, if you weren't there, then surely you saw the pictures, right? Hell, we've already posted a couple batches of them -- one from Will Von Bolton of the overall scene and another strictly costume-focused one from Heather Abbott.
Need more still? OK, no problem. Here's friend of the program Daniel Driensky's take.
Moving pictures more your thing? We've got that covered, too. Our new friend Pablo Herrera of Ufilmhouse Media was on hand at the event, too, shooting away. And, hey, we've gotta say, as we watch his edited package, which you can watch below for yourself, it really just puts everything quite nicely back into focus.
We already kind of miss Sunday night, if we're being honest. Guess we'll have to do it again sometime, yeah?


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I just read a very thought provoking blog over on Food Buzz written by a vegan talking about her lifestyle and how others perceive her. I expected her to be very haughty and self-righteous. Instead I read a thoughtful missive, written by a sensitive, warm-hearted woman, with whom I could make a connection, even though I myself am a meat-eater.
Back when I was in college I suffered from horrible allergies. I tried allergy pills, allergy shots, and avoiding everything I was allergic to, but nothing seamed to help. This was during a time when the popular culture was vilifying red meat and sugar, so I thought that if I eliminated beef, pork and sugar from my diet my health would improve. I don't know what label would have applied to me as I was still eating chicken and fish, but to me it was a "vegetarian" lifestyle.
It was an interesting experience. I lost about five pounds without even trying, but in the ensuing months I caught cold after cold after cold. This was not at all normal for me, so after about six months I gave up and resumed eating meat again. As soon as I did, I stopped catching so many colds. I learned that at least for me, there was something in red meat that my body needed in order to have a strong immune system.
What was also interesting was the way others reacted to me during that time. Whenever I told anyone I was a "vegetarian" I would often get raised eyebrows and be asked a lot of questions why. Many times I had to explain that I was doing this for health reasons only, and not for political reasons. I also got pressure from some of my red meat eating friends as well as family members. They acted like there was something wrong with me for no longer eating steaks and hamburgers, probably because steaks and hamburgers had always been some of my favorite foods.
Perhaps it's a misconception that all vegetarians are arrogant snobs who confront others for eating prime rib or pork chops. I do recall seeing a news story on television a few years ago, back when Paul McCartney was getting ready for his wedding to Heather Mills, which mentioned that he'd made it known that anyone working at his wedding site who brought any kind of meat in their lunchboxes was to be fired immediately. That is indeed stomping on other people's boundaries, and I suppose that kind of bad attitude from a high profile vegetarian is the reason why other vegetarians may be getting an undeserved bad rap. However none of the vegetarians I've known, (and I admit I haven't known that many), have had that kind of mentality. Instead of looking down their noses, they appreciated my efforts to prepare meals for them that they could enjoy, or taking them to restaurants that had some vegetarian choices on their menus.
Food choices are very personal and people make them for many reasons, be they religious, cultural, health related, or even political. I won't condemn anyone for being a vegetarian, but at the same time I expect vegetarians to respect my choice to eat meat.
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John Gauden was born in Mayland in Essex in 1605, educated at Bury St Edmunds School and then at St John's College, Cambridge. He became a tutor at Oxford in 1630, progressing to Doctor of Divinity (at Wadham College) in 1641, and thereafter became chaplain to Robert Rich, Earl of Warwick. His royalist allegiances were not strong enough to prevent him from becoming a member of the Presbyterian Assembly of Divines in 1643, nor from taking the Solemn League and Covenant. Nonetheless, visits to the imprisoned King Charles I swayed his conscience, and it now seems very likely that he was the author of Eikon Basilike (1649), a narrative of the king's life and sufferings written in the king's voice. During the 1650s Gauden wrote a …
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Sunday, January 19, 2014
How do you follow up a record-setting scoring performance? If you're Corey Caulder, netting the game-winner in the final seconds on the road the next day will work.
Palmetto Christian's junior guard has been unstoppable lately, lifting the Eagles to wins Friday over Dorchester Academy and Saturday on the road over Laurence Manning. Through the past four games, Caulder is averaging 30 points per game and Palmetto Christian is 3-1.
"I've just felt in control over the past few games," Caulder said. "I'm feeling very confident in my game and in offering leadership to my team."
Caulder set a new Palmetto Christian single-game scoring mark with 42 points as the Eagles rolled past Dorchester 65-31 Friday.
She dropped in five threes in the first half and scored 28 points to nearly double Dorchester's 15. The Eagles' 19-point advantage was large enough to win them the game without having to score a single point in the second half.
"I realized I was in rhythm and it was an adrenaline rush," Caulder said. "After hitting a few shots back to back, I felt motivated and completely focused."
Caulder added eight more in the third quarter and sank two more threes in the fourth. Lizzie Wilson scored nine points in the third with two threes of her own as the Lady Eagles ran away with the region win.
For an encore performance, Palmetto Christian traveled to Laurence Manning for a 44-43 out-of-conference win.
With the Eagles trailing by one point in the waning seconds of the fourth quarter, Caulder struck again with a game-winning floater from the right side of the low post with just four seconds left to play.
"I knew I probably had only one opportunity," Caulder said. "I made the decision to drive to the basket and put up a shot and it went in."
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Caulder finished with 18, Annie Pascutti 11 and Wilson nine. The Lady Eagles win avenges a 23-point loss Laurence Manning dealt them a month ago.
"It's a great feeling to have a chance to bring victory to my team, especially against such a tough opponent," Caulder said. "I've been working on taking my game to the next level and I'm beginning to see that happen."
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The first months back home, Brandon rarely left Peter's side. All the daddy-duty things he'd worried about-giving bottles, changing diapers-he mastered quickly: "It was second nature. I dove right in." Now working as a customer-service rep for a credit company, he often calls Peter's child-care provider several times a day. "I ask, 'What's he doing? Is he okay?'" Brandon says, laughing. "I probably get on the lady's nerves."
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The HTC One started a new era for HTC, but it has aged and it's time for a new flagship - the HTC One 2, a phone that would build upon the legacy and improve…
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39. LATOKYO (Posts: 8; Member since: 05 Dec 2013)
To be honest, I think HTC has half (or even more) of the challenge complete, which is the physical design of the phone. All they really need to focus on are the "internals." Like apple (or porsche for that matter), they slowly and incrementally change the physical design yet they have substantial updates to the internals. For instance, Porsche did not change the physical design of their cars for 40 years – the design aerodynamically worked, and no other car could compete with its aesthetic. Yet every year you would see more Horse power, more torque, new technology, etc. Apple changes the design of the macbooks and imacs every 4 years, and they change the design of the iphone every 2 years, yet the internals are changed every year. For HTC to survive, all they really need to do is have a strong camera, processor, and battery, and they will surely stay afloat against their competitors. To HTC: I understand that you're trying to ride the design of the phone as long as possible, that's a pure business strategy, but please take some valuable and smart risks with the internals of your phone, it will keep your current user base!
129. neartx (banned) (Posts: 86; Member since: 15 Mar 2014)
htc make best design every year for us tanks to htc i have most beauty phone ever and sense is great i think best ui
only last year is camera picture i wish my nest phone have better picture camera
40. Gregor (Posts: 34; Member since: 26 Nov 2013)
What? 4 MP camera again and only 16 GB internal memory after 32 GB in 2013??? This will be the HTC One 0...
But HTC M8 with at least 8 MP camera, 5"-5,2", Snapdragon 805/900: best buy
43. ollienightly (Posts: 37; Member since: 23 Jul 2013)
makes absolutely no sense to bump specs beyond s800 and 4.7".
better camera, thinner profile, edge to edge display and larger battery is what's needed.
44. mad_bro (Posts: 17; Member since: 05 Dec 2013)
What's wrong with the camera? I have HTC one and picture quality is not that bad at all. It's a matter of personal preference, if you want a good camera smartphone then buy the Lumia series or the Samsung note 3. Maybe HTC have their own reasons why they will still keep the same 4mp on their One series, just like Sony they still use the same TFT LCD on their screens. I'm sick of these people who keep on complaining. Buy a phone that fits your needs and style and shut up. If it won't fit your needs then don't buy it.
118. neartx (banned) (Posts: 86; Member since: 15 Mar 2014)
the camera work great
htc make great
45. LikeMyself (Posts: 438; Member since: 23 Sep 2013)
It will be named HTC One + and not One 2 ;)
BTW: Put an external SD be it removable back cover or not, but an external SD is a must coz transferring 20 GB of videos with Media Transfer and not Mass Storage takes years :(
Be it 4 UP or 13MP, an external SD is a must. This or if no micro Sd slot, Sony Xperia Z1 for me!
No Samsung,I won't support your useless Tizen ugly :)
46. taikucing (unregistered)
Better wait for One 2 3 4 5. Wait, it's like learning counting
49. JMartin22 (Posts: 1969; Member since: 30 Apr 2013)
The phone isn't even out, yet the rumors have the phone itself looking very outdated.
50. siraj989 (Posts: 17; Member since: 27 Oct 2013)
what's wrong with HTC why 4 mpx again haven't they learned anything from htc one most people didn't bought htc one because the camera was only 4 even know its ultrapixel , we don't care if it's purview as long it's 4 no thanks
89. HTCOE (Posts: 632; Member since: 20 Nov 2011)
it's not 4mpx at all
51. mrblah (Posts: 576; Member since: 22 Jan 2013)
Tjeybneed to release it with tons of color options, maybe even a wood one :) but I'll wait for iphone 6
52. mattmattmatt92 (Posts: 3; Member since: 07 Dec 2013)
I picked up my htc one two weeks ago for the cheap. I agree with almost everyone the camera needs to be upgraded the ultrapixel to double or triple what they have now, or use songs 21mp in the experia z1. The good thing about lower MP is the time to process pics is much faster and can take many pics in a row. A12 ultrapixel would be great IMO. But I did play with Sonys x1 camera and it was fantastic. The problem I had using nokias 41mp camera was how long it took to process and the high mp camera phones come out to 8mp on the standard settings. a fast 800 processor with 3gb of ram might make this a problem moot. Samsung has finally learned that aluminum is the future for flagship phones, htc has to step up more then just a little spec bump. I think they also need to figure out a way to get a bigger battery in there. The g2 and rumored s5 would kill the htc one 2 in that category which is a big factor to many. The one 2 will still outshine the competitors with the front speakers and standard 32gb flash which I am enjoying more and more everyday and the one thing I have been commented on by people is the quality of the speakers. I haven't seen sense 5.5 and maybe sense 6 will be out but the 2 but here is my wish list for sense..the option to increase apps in the dock , option for sense camera app to use volume rockers for shutter , add another bottom button and the option to change all thee buttons like the g2. App drawer in landscape mode, option to change icons for apps on home screen and add more options in settings like the g2 has. With such a fast processor and ability to playback hd and possibly 4k, I think it would be very cool for phones to start putting in projectors. This could be used for other applications like a heads up display for gps.
53. singertat (Posts: 8; Member since: 10 Dec 2013)
Come on!!! 4 megapixel??? It´s old story with the 4 megapixel camera! How about 13 megapixel med OIS
90. HTCOE (Posts: 632; Member since: 20 Nov 2011)
it does not have 4mp
55. rkoforever90 (Posts: 227; Member since: 03 Dec 2011)
"but we would not really count a 1080p screen as a huge downside. Most studies confirm that the average person won't even notice the difference between a QHD and 1080p smartphones" i need to hear the same from you phonearena when you review s5 vs htc one (ii) .
56. 46modnar (Posts: 14; Member since: 26 Mar 2013)
Victor H.,
1. Do you think there's any possibility of M8 having SD Card?
2. If no SD Card, how about > 32GB of embedded flash (e.g. 64GB)?
57. 46modnar (Posts: 14; Member since: 26 Mar 2013)
Nevermind -- I saw sections 13 and 14 of the story: Only 16 gb flash and so there's hope for SD Card?
108. techaman (unregistered)
its a 32bit standard and yes it has a sd card thats my big thing
58. victory_zhou (Posts: 40; Member since: 03 Oct 2013)
Image 10, the spec are not for m8 but for one of the xiaomi which model I dun know but probably is the mi3, so hoping phonearena can give more details about m8
60. mmmanuuu (Posts: 400; Member since: 05 Nov 2013)
I wonder if m8's successor will be named as HTC ONE + ONE which is equal to TWO !!!! LOL !!!!
61. buccob (Posts: 2566; Member since: 19 Jun 2012)
"Last year, HTC was the only Android phone maker to ship a top-shelf device made of aluminum"
ASUS PadFone Infinity 2013. Similar design with only Aluminum, better 13 MP camera, microSD card slot and optional tablet station....
In my opinion that was the best designed smartphone of 2013... I only disliked the size which is now standard...
64. Beijendorf (Posts: 340; Member since: 27 Aug 2013)
Do people here skip the articles and just go straight to the images?
The article states - quite clearly - that rumours point at the HTC One 2 could be using the recently revealed Toshiba 5MP twin-sensor array which outputs 13MP images.
In other words;
Even if HTC use their 2 µm 4MP sensors in the Toshiba array, they'd end up with 8-10MP output images. On top of that, using twin sensors would make for higher quality, reduced noise, 3D imaging and every other advantage that a camera array can offer.
That being said, everything is just very loose rumours so far, so take everything with huge grains of salt until the actual unveiling.
100. 7Superman9 (Posts: 86; Member since: 17 Sep 2013)
In glad someone else actually reads the articles.
65. jphillips63 (Posts: 221; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
I'm out already I don't want a 5" phone my razr maxx HD is holding up just fine and I have mega battery life the camera fits my needs and the size is perfect.
67. Alex123 (Posts: 241; Member since: 17 Oct 2012)
The camera is what i complained the One about and i always kept complaining because i hope HTC will improve it to at least 8mp but i honestly don't like dual camera at all. It looks more ugly to me. Maybe a lot of users may like it but this is just my idea and feeling. hope HTC One Two Three will have 13mp or 16mp instead of dual camera
69. rogerroger (Posts: 1; Member since: 10 Feb 2014)
I am going to buy the HTC One M7 which will become the only phone with full metal body. the M8 will use the plastic back cover as the One Max for sure.
I guess HTC M7 is not making profit, just made a name. any one with little bit manufacturing experience would understand the cost of machining out a Alum body comparing to a moded plastic one.
70. MrSwizZz (Posts: 1; Member since: 10 Feb 2014)
I'm so sick of ignorant people seriously. lol
the Htc camera is 4mp with ULTRAPixel sensor. It set the new standard. When HTC will get to 13mp with ultrapixel sensor it will sh!7 on Samsung's 13 MP. It captures more light, better OIS, more pixels etc.,
Now HTC One's is better than Samsung's 13MP IF USED PROPERLY.
I hear a lot of people saying omg Htc's came sukz but they dont even know how to play with the auto light focus touch, which is what allows HTC's camera to take better pictures than Galaxy S4.
And thats all about its only "minus". It is actually not a minus if you think about it, but when people hear 4-13 MP they automatically say omg thats so bad but they dont pay attention to how important and crucial their new technology is, UltraPixels.
Uh oh...
71. Nabil2511 (Posts: 152; Member since: 27 Jan 2014)
remove that logo in the bottom bezel already =.=
73. ari5501 (Posts: 5; Member since: 16 Apr 2013)
I hope the next One has louder speakers. Even though they are crisp and clear, if they aren't loud enough (which they aren't compared to even the S3), and you can't hear them, then they are useless.
109. techaman (unregistered)
i said the same thing my room mate works for att came home with it and i was like yes i want it then i listened to the man of steel trailer on both gs3 and the one and they were the same and the lcd screen put me off i like my amoled.
74. evoRick (Posts: 1; Member since: 14 Feb 2014)
Dream phone in HTC One 2: better ultra pixel cam, better camera glass, 3GB, micro sd card slot, removable batt, kickstand lie the Evo! They'd kill every maker out there with these specs!
76. Gregor (Posts: 34; Member since: 26 Nov 2013)
New leaks, sadly with the same ugly giant black bar:
(source: Hamdir XDP Developer forum)
77. qxavierus (Posts: 48; Member since: 20 Mar 2012)
I hope HTC people read comments like these, because I have something to tell them.
No sd card slot is a deal breaker for many people. You've been led by Google to believe that people are ok with cloud storage and they don't need more memory, but the fact is that Google earns real money selling cloud storate, while HTC is not.
I for one, hold my music collection on my phone, and I'll never buy a phone that can't do this. And I really liked HTC One X, and wanted to buy it, but didn't because it didn't had SD card slot. Guess what - I bought S3 instead...
78. predateur (Posts: 10; Member since: 18 Feb 2014)
what's wrong with HTC mpx again haven't they learned anything from htc one people didn't bought htc one because the camera was only 4 we don't care if it's purview as long it's 4
79. predateur (Posts: 10; Member since: 18 Feb 2014)
Htc M8 woow very beautiful phone I wish have one
80. mojtaba_mn (Posts: 268; Member since: 22 Feb 2013)
only htc one 2
81. rayman173 (Posts: 61; Member since: 21 Nov 2011)
Did anyone notice that PA said that the new HTC One was going to be running Touchwiz...... XD.......... really PA you mean Sense 6.0???
83. sampath.soundappan (Posts: 2; Member since: 29 Jun 2013)
Hey its not touchwiz 6.0, touchwiz is by samsung...... its sense 6.0
84. jad.boutary (Posts: 107; Member since: 04 Sep 2013)
did anyone saw what I saw :P "All new interface: TouchWiz 6.0" O,o you mean sence PA :P
86. Victor.H (Posts: 658; Member since: 27 May 2011)
Absolutely :)
85. salaal (Posts: 109; Member since: 08 Dec 2013)
Touchwiz 6.0 ? Lelz
88. gabrielvoica (Posts: 65; Member since: 05 Mar 2013)
since when Htc is using TouchWiz PA!?
because according to you,the All new One will use Touchwiz 6.0...
91. royalsovereign (Posts: 37; Member since: 01 Mar 2014)
What an ugly back!!yuck
Only the front is good,and certainly weaker than Sony z2
This year is for z2
92. techaman (unregistered)
if they just released it with the sony 20 mp camera it would surpass gs5 then when fs5 comes out after samsung sees what htc have then htc releases a 42 meg pureview lol hahahaha or 20 ultrapixel version multiple phone specs keeps them in the game.
94. Liveitup (Posts: 1798; Member since: 07 Jan 2014)
Blinkfeed especially 6.0 is a dead knockoff of Windows Phone Live Tiles, they even added color to the weather Tile, sucks HTC copy WP interface and use it on Androids free platform, I have no respect for that, quite underhanded.
95. fireblade (Posts: 716; Member since: 27 Dec 2013)
4 mp camera? No, thanks
96. bryglenn (Posts: 1; Member since: 04 Mar 2014)
Htc learned a lesson.
101. fireblade (Posts: 716; Member since: 27 Dec 2013)
that dual camera makes the phone looks ugly. Please use a single camera with big sensor
102. phonejustice (Posts: 12; Member since: 26 Feb 2014)
perfect phone, just the on screen button :(
103. techaman (unregistered)
oh my god i need this to be announced now i dont want to wait i made a day event for the samsung that was a waste of a day off work.
104. Nuance (Posts: 2; Member since: 25 Mar 2013)
I am surprised that no one has suggested, especially from this video of the boy, that this phone kind of resembles the Butterfly S
107. BiN4RY (Posts: 83; Member since: 22 Jun 2012)
Hmm the specs and designs are too closely related to the current M7, I don't think the marginal difference in everyday use is justified enough for me to shell out $650 for a new phone.
111. avasponge (Posts: 44; Member since: 03 May 2012)
I M8 want One really bad :p
112. 1ceTr0n (Posts: 549; Member since: 20 May 2012)
Still nothing HTC one makes matches the Note series. Thanks for the info ya moronic kid, i'm gonna go pick up my Note 3 tonight to replace my damaged Note 2 and switch to T-Mobile
113. Sivakrishnan (Posts: 6; Member since: 15 May 2012)
I think htc needs to focus on selling not for awards.. the have already proven everthing wid der htc 1
114. dancorcal (Posts: 39; Member since: 23 Jan 2013)
Meh. I like the memory expansion and proc and that is about it. Camera sux, design looks ok, but since I don't use my phone as a home stereo I would prefer a shorter device with normal speakers. Not sure on battery yet, and disappointed in only 2GB of RAM, and I HATE the UI. Those are the worst looking icons ever. They look like icons from the early 90s. Won't be buying this.
115. mojtaba_mn (Posts: 268; Member since: 22 Feb 2013)
i love htc my one are great best phone and now i wait for this baby
tanks htc
116. tyger11 (Posts: 148; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
I'm pretty sure ROM doesn't mean what you think it means. :)
117. streetfriend (Posts: 2; Member since: 17 Feb 2014)
I dont want HTC to make another release date :(
Ive been waiting 3 Months, and i need a new phone asap :(
Just hope these people dont change the date!


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In Once Upon a Day, Tucker, the author of Shout Down the Moon, examines the perversity of love and the capricious nature of life's unfolding. Set in contemporary Missouri and New Mexico and in the Southern California of the '70s and '80s, her interwoven story of four members of a shattered family turns on an episode of violence that changes everyone.
Believing that their mother is dead, Dorothea, 23, and older brother Jimmy, 25, are kept in virtual lockdown by their eccentric father, a former film mogul, on an estate filled with books, music and luxury. But nothing can shield Jimmy from his violent nightmares or stop the anxiety attacks that plague Dorothea. Two years after Jimmy flies the coop to seek answers about his mother's death, his sister goes to find him when their father becomes ill.
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If you're interested in social issues and behaviour, then Sociology, which is the study of society, could be the degree for you.
In our fast changing world, Sociology is an exciting and increasingly relevant subject. Sociology at Bath Spa University is taught in an varied, interesting and supportive way by a small enthusiastic team. The Sociology programme will help you understand more about the world around you, give you insights into social problems and debates and also give you important skills that will prepare you for the workplace or postgraduate training.
Sociology is the study of societies, cultures, and groups. We live in complex societies with laws and informal rules that govern how we interact. Sociology helps you to understand more about yourself, others and the way society is organised.
Why study Sociology?
Do you want to know more about the world we live in, do you care about the world and do you want to make a difference?
Sociologists understand social behaviour, social change and how social systems work. Sociology helps you become more informed and to think smarter. If you have an enquiring mind or find it easy to appreciate different points of view, then you will probably find that you have a flair for sociology.
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We work hard to provide supportive and flexible learning that can be tailored to your individual needs. We make a large part of our lecture materials available on-line.
As well as learning Sociology you will enhance the skills that you will need when you begin work or start on your career.
In the first year you will be introduced to Sociology as well as to the techniques and philosophies of the social sciences. We focus on the concept of identity and you will learn more about yourself and others. We do not assume that you will have studied Sociology before, (but if you have, you will be able to access learning that is appropriate for you).
The second year builds on the first and allows you to begin to specialise in more specific areas of Sociology such as education, health, crime, work, age and gender. We also provide practical training in research skills – essential for your final year project work and these are the sorts of skills that employers value.
In the final year you can concentrate on an aspect of sociology that most interests you in a dissertation with the support of a member of staff as a supervisor. You can also focus on more detailed subjects such as globalisation, the state, families, the environment or ethnicity and racism.
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- Discovering Sociology
- Society, Space and Welfare
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Compulsory modules:
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- Social Science Research Methods
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- Sociology of Education
- Social Diversity and Social Divisions
- Issues in Mental Health and Illness
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- Global Work and Organisation
- Ethnic Diversity and Racism in Britain
- Community Engagement
- Sociology of Health and Illness
- Disability - A Life Course Approach
- Religions and Spirituality in Society
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Assessment methods vary and include essays, reports, book and article reviews, seen and unseen examinations, portfolios, learning journals, individual and group presentations. You'll never be assessed without our making it clear exactly what we expect and you always know at the start of the year how - and when - you'll be assessed. We work constantly with you to help you improve your performance. As well as learning more about sociology, you will find that the range of assessments are designed to enable you to reflect on your own strengths and abilities. This will be of value in helping you to develop the sort of skills that employers need, for example, professional-standard communication, analysis, evaluating evidence, problem-solving and decision-making.
Sociology at Bath Spa provides plenty of choice within a flexible structure with opportunities to gain a good general grounding in a broad range of social science subjects. This can be an advantage if you're not quite sure exactly what you want to study.
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- - tough economy means fewer new snowboards this year (http://www.snowboardingforum.com/boards/40647-tough-economy-means-fewer-new-snowboards.html)
tough economy means fewer new snowboards this year
it seems from reading these forums that most of you (us) are gear whores and buy all new stuff every friggin year:rolleyes: But whatever happened to the notion of being "thrifty" ? In these tough ecomonic times... uncertain times... it seems the S#it can Hit The Fan at any moment.
The euro economy continues to slide... SHTF
Interest rates start rising here.... SHTF
hyper inflation = SHTF
china does something really stupid= SHTF
on and on... so many things can go sideways.
i dont know about you guys, but times are tough so its time to be frugal this winter... no new equipment for me this winter. Heck i have enough snowboards to last until apes take over the world. My focus this winter is to improve my riding skills and enjoy the stuff i already have:laugh: I already bought my seasons pass along time ago.
How bout you.. ? are you spending like theres no tommorow? business as usual ??
We're all gonna die eventually might as well spend your cash to make you happy.
Apes already took over.
Damn you !! damn u all to heck !!
I'm the thriftiest mofo out there, but I still have to buy almost all new gear every year, because 95% of snowboard gear is crap that doesn't last a full season. Weak sauce. :thumbsdown:
edit: and I don't mean thrifty like I'm buying crappy gear, I'm just searching hard to the best possible deal on what I figure is the best gear for me.
If it means riding last year's stuff (or 7 year old stuff) vs not being able to go riding/have gas money/buy lift tickets, ride the old gear. The economy, your neighbors, your girlfriend, all look a lot better after a day of fresh pow. :cheeky4:
And I think the current economic recession doesn't really effect the majority of snowboarders all too much. I mean, most of us are just working for X dollars per hour, making the same amount per check regardless of how the stocks change and big business drops.
yeah and I just got my bonus .....
Yea but if I don't spend the money I earn then it hurts the economy. Personally we do our part to support the economy...bought 3 new boards last year (son, wife, self), new clothes for everyone. Season passes are purchased...plans for weekend trips being made for this year...son is growing so son will need all the clothes again....and my daughter is about old enough to take to the snow...so time for gear for her. :D
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If a cast is any indication of a TV show's potential for success, then "Kirstie" might just be a hit in the making.
The new show, created by Greenwich native Marco Pennette, stars sitcom veterans Kirstie Alley ("Cheers"), Rhea Perlman ("Cheers") and Michael Richards ("Seinfeld"). Throw in a roster of guest stars including Cloris Leachman, Kathy Griffin, Jason Alexander, George Wendt and John Travolta, and you've got what could be a ratings bonanza.
Greenwich Citizen caught up with Pennette, who is executive producer of "Kirstie," and got his take on breaking into TV, the creative process, the show's cast and how growing up in Greenwich played a role in his career.
Tell us a little about your career path. How did you break into the industry?
When I graduated from Greenwich High School, I attended NYU and while living in New York, I became an intern for Broadway producer/director Harold Prince and also an intern on the TV sitcom "Kate & Allie." I was torn between heading into a life in the theater or television. "Kate & Allie" ended up buying a script from me and with a professional credit I moved out to Los Angeles and began my career as a sitcom writer.
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What influences did growing up in Greenwich have on your career?
I always found Greenwich to be a town that cultivated the arts. I was involved in The Summer Youth Festival, Connecticut Playmakers and Greenwich High had wonderful creative writing and music programs not to mention a fantastic drama department headed by Nancy Limbacher Meyer.
Talk about your writing process.
I believe the outline is everything. Once your story works structurally, it's about filling in the words. And I always agonize over the very first joke. Inevitably it changes or is thrown out, but at the beginning I can't move on without it. Many writers I know also plow through their first draft, just to see what they have. I'm a polisher. I'll go over the first scene countless times, getting it as close to perfect as I can before I move on.
Tell us about your role as executive producer.
An executive producer is the captain of the ship. As the showrunner, you're in charge of everything from the script to giving notes to the cast to the editing to the casting. Everything goes through your filter.
How do you choose projects?
I choose projects that excite me. If I go to bed thinking about an idea and wake up thinking about it, that's something I'd pursue. Sometimes I've read a book, or a magazine article and think perhaps it could be a TV series. And other times I've met with an actor I want to work with and the idea evolves.
Talk about your latest project, "Kirstie," which will air on TV Land and stars Kirstie Alley.
"Kirstie" actually came about because of a failed ABC pilot I'd written two years earlier which starred Kirstie Alley and Rhea Perlman. The three of us loved working together so much that when ABC passed on that pilot, we all huddled and came up with a new idea to work together on.
You have some sitcom veterans on the show. Tell us a little about the casting process.
There actually wasn't much of a casting process. Kirstie and Rhea were already attached and Michael Richards read the script and was interested -- that was a no-brainer. The only search we had to go was for the character of "Arlo," the son Maddie (Kirstie's character) had given up for adoption. I always turn to theater when I'm casting. This character was supposed a shlubby guy in his mid twenties so I looked at every actor who played the Dan Fogler part in the musical "Spelling Bee" and every actor who played the Josh Gad part in "Book of Mormon." But when we saw Eric Petersen's audition tape (He was Shrek on Broadway) we knew we found him.
Do you see yourself more as a writer who produces, or a producer who writes?
When you create a show you truly have to be both. I love writing and my biggest gripe is you don't get enough time to do it when you're running a show. You're constantly called out of the writer's room to go to casting or editing or wardrobe or production meetings. But I am definitely happiest sitting with my fellow writers around the table, laughing and writing a script. After all, that's where it begins.


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In the late 19th and early 20th centuries, Ohio's female artists created a body of work that brought thIei dreamlike view of the world into the artistic realm.
"Breaking With Tradition: Ohio Women Painters, 1870-1950" draws from museums, galleries and private collections throughout the state and features more than 65 paintings by 15 artists. The Massillon Museum breaks new ground by exhibiting these luminaries of the art world, who are seldom recognized for their contributions.
The burgeoning art scene during the years following the Civil War through the end of World War II included a number of women hailing from in and around Ohio's emergent cities. The Massillon Museum exhibit brings to light the important works of Caroline A. Lord, Emma Mendenhall, Elizabeth Nourse, Dixie Selden, Annie G. Sykes and Bessie Hoover Wessell of Cincinnati; Carolyn Bradley, Harriet Kirkpatrick, Alice Shille and Yeteve Smith of Columbus; and May Ames, Clara Deike, Natalie Enyon Grauer, Grace Kelly and Edith Stevenson Wright of Cleveland.
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Final numbers for KFS entities out of NAIC website are:ASI -16MMACIC -5.6MMUCC -38MMLGIC -135MMCongrats to CSimpson and his executive team for another great performance!!! Hard to believe that stock price isn't below 50 cents!
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Swets has great experience and a nose for value - he should be able to turn this thing around given time.
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www.naic.org. Each of KFS's carrier's annual reports (the yellow book) can be found on that website. Some state webstites (e.g. the CA Dept. of Insurance), also post the annual reports.


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A 32-year-old woman with no recent contraceptive use or significant medical history presented to the general surgery service at our center after experiencing 2 episodes of intra-abdominal hemorrhage. She denied any history of abdominal trauma.
Two weeks before presentation, the patient was seen at an outside hospital reporting severe posterolateral pain on the right side of the neck and mild generalized abdominal pain. Preliminary laboratory evaluation results revealed a hemoglobin level of 8.0 g/dL (to convert to grams per liter, multiply by 10) and an increased human chorionic gonadotropin level of 1500 mIU/mL (conversion to international units per liter is 1:1). The obstetrics department was consulted and diagnosed an ectopic pregnancy of approximately 5 weeks' gestation after transvaginal ultrasonography failed to show intrauterine products of conception. The patient was taken to the operating room for diagnostic laparoscopy, and 600 mL of blood was evacuated from her pelvis; no ectopic pregnancy was visualized. The patient was then discharged home. At follow-up 1 week later, the human chorionic gonadotropin level remained elevated at 1600 mIU/mL prompting treatment with methotrexate sodium.
Three days later, the patient returned to the emergency department with recurrent severe pain on the right side of the neck, worsening abdominal pain, and pain in the right shoulder. Laboratory evaluation results noted a drop in the hemoglobin level from the hospital discharge value of 9 g/dL to 6 g/dL, and she was given a 2-U transfusion of packed red blood cells. The patient was subsequently taken to the operating room for a second diagnostic laparoscopy and was again found to have a large amount of blood in her abdomen (1200 mL was evacuated). During this exploration, a view of the upper abdomen was obtained and revealed a large hematoma at the superior aspect of the liver near the inferior vena cava.
The surgery was aborted and a computed tomographic (CT) scan was obtained, which showed a large perihepatic clot (Figure 1). The patient was then transferred to our center.
Figure 1. An abdominal computed tomographic scan obtained at the referring hospital shows a large hematoma at the superior aspect of the liver (arrow).
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