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"My cats love these. They are quick and simple to make. For anyone unfamiliar with the yarn that is suggested for the pattern, it is a fingering weight, 4 ply yarn that is 100 percent cotton. I used worsted weight and a 3.5mm hook for mine, so I wouldnt have to worry about the cats pulling the stuffing out through any holes."
"The name is very attention getting with the recent death of Prince. The link to the crochet pattern takes me to a different posting on this site where the project is included within a free ebook with 16 other easy crafts. There you can download the entire ebook as a pdf in order to get the pattern."
"The name is very attention getting with the recent death of Prince. The link to the crochet pattern takes me to a different posting on this site where the project is included within a free ebook with 16 other easy crafts. There you can download the entire ebook as a pdf in order to get the pattern."
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For a fun homemade crafts for kids, try these easy coffee filter daffodils by Amanda Formaro. If you have some old coffee filters around you can recycle them with these unique recycled crafts. Your kids will definitely enjoy making them!
- 2 basket coffee filter
- 1 green chenille stem
- Yellow watercolor paint
- Paintbrush
- Scissors
- Glue stick
- Paper plate
- 2 pieces of paper towel or a kitchen towel
- Place one of the coffee filters onto the paper plate and flatten out.
- Paint the coffee filter with yellow water color paint.
- Move the coffee filter to the towel and lay flat to dry. Repeat with the second coffee filter.
- When dry, take one of the coffee filters and fold it in half. Now fold in half again, then again, and finally a fourth time. Hold the folded filter at the bottom and use the scissors to round the edges, this will form the outer petals of the daffodil.
- Cut a 1.5" piece off of one end of the green chenille stem and set aside.
- Take the other coffee filter and fold it in half once and then again, crease it gently and reopen it. This will give you intersecting creases that will allow you to easily see where the center of the filter is.
- Take the longer piece of chenille and poke it through the center of the second coffee filter. There should be about 2" of chenille poked through.
- Holding the filter at the bottom, roll the filter around itself to form the inner tube of the daffodil. Use a glue stick to tack it together.
- Take the second coffee filter (the one you cut the petals from) and poke the end of the chenille stem through the center. Bring the filter up to the center tube of the daffodil that you just created.
- Turn the entire thing upside down and grasp the petaled filter with your fingers. Gather it around the tubed filter and secure it by wrapping the extra piece of chenille stem that you cut off in an earlier step. Twist it around the part you are holding and turn the flower back upright.
- Manipulate with your finger until petals are spread out and it looks the way you want it to.
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My preschoolers in my home daycare will love making these! Sometimes its hard for them to squeeze the glue out of the bottle, so I pour some in a container and let the kids dip in a Popsicle stick to get their glue out. I use a small, glass votive candle holder because its heavy and doesnt tip over like a lightweight plastic dish would. Its also deeper than wide, so you dont have to put in a lot of glue for the kids to get enough glue on their sticks.
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One of the best printable, didn't cut the sentences or having to rearrange my settings, delicious
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I used to work at a daycare and instead of using the paint, we colored them with markers, sprayed them with water and let them dry. Then followed the directions. They turned out great!!!
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<< Could you please look into it and open a bug for this with the details?>> Sure. I'll just open bugs for all Cygwin issues (there are more) Usually I wont open a bug report for something that the docs don't claim support for, but JIRA is more then just for bug reports? Cygwin is very interesting -- NT originally had hooks for a POSIX1.1 compatibility layer that was never built. But Cygwin (other than the filesystem issues) looks like what that layer may have looked like. With a few tweaks it looks like the configuration system could support builds for any compiler using the native or POSIX subsystems. Lance -----Original Message----- From: Martin Sebor [mailto:email@example.com] Sent: Sunday, September 11, 2005 8:26 PM To: firstname.lastname@example.com Subject: Re: Cygwin build Lance Diduck wrote: > Notes on Cygwin build __CYGWIN__ using gcc 3.4.4 BUILDTYPE=11s default > modes Thanks for the feedback! > > 1. <unistd.h> defines _SC_PAGESIZE and not _SC_PAGE_SIZE, I put a > define in > memattr.cpp to get to compile, but I'm sure that's probably not the best > place That might be okay. AFAICS, _SC_PAGESIZE predates _SC_PAGE_SIZE and while POSIX requires both to be #defined not all implementations are up to date. I created stdcxx-19 for this: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STDCXX-19 > > 2. config.h file should have a entry for _RWSTD_NO_MADVISE I modified > the > build's config file directly, I'm not sre how to modify the things that > generate the config.h in the first place. There's a script that checks for the presence of function declarations in system headers: http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/incubator/stdcxx/trunk/etc/config/src/libc_d ecl.sh It will need to be modified to check for madvise(). I created stdcxx-20: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STDCXX-20 > [...] > 4. gas did not like the .type statements in atomic-i86.s so I commented > them > out for now. Some weird error claiming there was 'junk' on the line > starting > with the underscore. Pulled file up in hex mode, did not see anything > unusual. Tried wrapping with .def /.endef but that didn't work either. > Once > the .S/.s issue is resolved, I'll look at this again. That would be great! Once you've figured out what the problem is could you please open a bug with the details? > > User should be advised that catgets package should be installed (for > gencat) > which is not something they are likely to have. Better yet, we should probably gracefully fall back on some alternative when there's no gencat. Otherwise the std::messages facet won't work and it won't be possible to customize the what() strings of the standard exception classes (which would be caught by the test suite). > > Warnings: > /cygdrive/c/stdcxx7/stdcxx-2005-07-19/src/collate.cpp:502: warning: > unused > parameter 'src' > > /cygdrive/c/stdcxx7/stdcxx-2005-07-19/src/collate.cpp:502: warning: > unused > parameter 'nchars' This actually appears to be indicative of a more serious problem than just a couple of unused variables: AFAICS, __rw_wcsnxfrm() assumes that wcsnxfrm() exists and doesn't try to work around its absence. If Cygwin really doesn't define wcsnxfrm() (i.e., if both _RWSTD_NO_WCSXFRM and _RWSTD_NO_WCSXFRM_IN_LIBC are #defined) we should probably implement our own transformation. Looking at collate.cpp, though, I don't see a check for _RWSTD_NO_WCSXFRM_IN_LIBC, just for the former (which only determines whether function is declared; the latter tells us if it's also not defined). Could you please look into it and open a bug for this with the details? > > /cygdrive/c/stdcxx7/stdcxx-2005-07-19/src/wcodecvt.cpp: In function > `std::codecvt_base::result __rw::__rw_libstd_do_out(const wchar_t*, > const > wchar_t*, const wchar_t*&, char*, char*, char*&, int, const > __rw::__rw_codecvt_t*)': > > /cygdrive/c/stdcxx7/stdcxx-2005-07-19/src/wcodecvt.cpp:840: warning: > comparison is always true due to limited range of data type > > Yes, the condition on line 840 (wchar_t (0xffff) >= *from_next) will always hold if wchar_t is an unsigned type. We should silence the warning. I created stdcxx-21 for this: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/STDCXX-21 Martin
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Did you catch Desperate Housewives on Channel 4 last night? I know I keep saying it should have finished a few series ago but I still enjoy it.
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Not Bree – I'm not nearly tidy or houseproud enough. I'm certainly not glamorous enough to be Gabby.
Lynette maybe – but I don't *think* I'm as pious as she is. Nor do I have six children, or however many she has now.
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On one of our tours of Great Britain, we were invited to meet David Cameron to advise him on the NHS, an institution as much a part of the national fabric as soccer and spotted dick. We love you Brits! We told him the only way to make the health service work was to charge people for it. If you make it free then everyone will waste doctors' time on trivial matters, whereas if you make them pay they will think twice about bothering hospitals with their cancer. Cameron told us we didn't know what we were talking about. We told him that was the whole point!
The three hardest words in the English language are: "I don't know." When our publishers asked us if there was any way we could milk the Freak franchise one last time, the easiest thing in the world would have been to say: "Are you out of your mind? We were pushing our luck last time." Instead we said: "We don't know." "Wow," they replied. "You guys are just totally amazing. You really are a pair of real Freaks." We smiled and said: "You got it."
If it takes a huge amount of courage to say you don't know, just imagine how hard it is to admit you don't even know the right question. Think about a problem you would really like solved. Like: "Why are so many counterintuitive, popular self-help manuals published? How come the world can't be the way it seems once in a while?" That's because the world is not as it seems. Let us tell you a story. There was once a very thin Japanese man who won a world eating championship. How did he do it? By eating more than anyone else. To go back to your point. Why are there so many counterintuitive, popular self-help manuals? The real question should be: "Why aren't there more?" How many copies of our Freak books have we sold? A few hundred thousand. How many people in the world are there? Billions. That's a lot of people who haven't bought or even heard of us. Put this way, we should write more. Freaky.
Sometimes, though, less is more. A proper Freak also needs to be able to think like a child. When you were young, what was the one instruction guaranteed to make you want to do something? "Don't do it." Smart companies in the US have cottoned on to this. Let us tell you about Zappos. Great, huh? The trick is to always unexpect the expected. The best way to create loyalty is by saying you aren't that bothered whether people come or go. When we told our publishers we couldn't really be arsed to write another book, they immediately offered us more money. Done like a Freak, man!
A Freak must never be afraid to be a Freak. Sound obvious, but it's harder than it sounds. What do we mean by this? We mean a Freak must never be afraid to be a Freak. The easiest way to persuade someone to do something is to pretend you don't care. Get this. We know you are thinking: "Haven't they already just said something very similar to this?" The thing is we just don't care. We are going to carry on pretending we've got something new to say, while giving you a few updates on some of our C-R-A-Z-E-E, F-R-E-A-K-E-E scams from our previous books. And guess what? You carried on reading and we filled up a few more pages.
A true Freak always knows when to quit. Quitting makes you happy even when you do it on the flip of a die. The weird thing is that we keep on saying to ourselves that we'll quit doing these books if the die turns up heads. And it keeps on landing tails! Who would have thunk it? How Freaky is that?
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Room for rent in Maitland 150$ per weeks all bill included , if 2 people will be 200$ per weeks
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My home is located in mcheachies run estate , it's a very homely area, very quiet, there is a Woolworths located in the estate, air conditioning is available in the living area, there is a park not far from my home and it's a great place to go for walks, there is a pub located 5 minutes down the road also a McDonald's and a bottle shop so what more could you need! The pink room in the photos is the one available but it now has no furniture in it , everything else is provided. I look forward to hearing from you and inspections are more then welcome !
Great modern share house in Mckeachie run, NBN internet, 5 mins from whoolies and 40 from newy
It close to town and my work I work shift work so i not home much just need a tidy person who works
Close to shops. Coals Woolworths local cafe. Quit area. Great neiboures.
I own the house (it's a 3 bedroom place & I am offering 1 fully furnished room with built ins & a King single bed with Linen) and is set in a quite area of Metford near Maitland .On a bus route 10/15 minute walk to Metford train station which is on the line to the Newcastle University. Close to the newly renovated Stockland Mall at East Maitland which has some new shops & more are being added and a new Cinema coming soon. Close to the TAFE College. Close to coffee shops, including Historic Morpeth. There is a library, many restaurants, pubs, clubs, Art gallery, Hunter Valley Vineyards, & a number of churches are located near by as well. Close to the M1 Motorway. 20 minutes to Newcastle.
Near new 4 bedroom home, with ducted airconditioning, fully equiped kitchen, main bathroom to share with visitors, own lounge room, large backyard, off street parking. There is also unlimited nbn which will be split 50/50 along with all other utilities. House isn't in racecourse Rd is in the new estate off racecourse rd in heritage Parc.
The rooms are big and air conditioned There's foxtell Good parking big fridge good washer gas heating
It's got big rooms good parking air conditioning gas heating close to shopping nice furniture big fridge good washer hot shower
This house is a 4 bedroom house with two bathrooms, a lounge room, dining area,fully equipt kitchen with dishwasher, split system air conditoner in the dining kitchen area, 2 car garage. The living areas are furnished you will just need to furnish the bedroom.
We live in a three bedroom house in Thornton. The house is in the final stages of renovations on the outside and is freshly renovated on the inside. Facilities / features: - double lock-up garage - 3 bedrooms - 1 lounge room - WiFi - washer & drier - dishwasher - huge kitchen - fridge & self standing freezer - large bathroom - big wrap around yard - fully fenced - BBQ facilities Within 5 mins walk of: - bus stop - train station - local shopping center 10 mins from Greenhills, 30 mins from vineyards, 25 mins from Newcastle, 15 mins from Newcastle University. Us: - 28 year old female, 26 year old female - both work full-time - both fit, fun and social - couple of pets - outside by day and in my my room by night You: - male / female - working / proof of income - non-smoker - be clean and respectful of the house and the people you share with Bedroom furniture - wardrobe in the room. It'd be preferable to have a BYO bed but if this isn't an option I'd discuss getting one for the right person. If you think you'd be a good fit for the house please contact me to come and inspect it.
Room(s) available in a Modern 4 bedroom home in new estate. Close to Hunter Expressway for 35 min drive to Newcastle. Also bus route just 5 mins walk & 10 min bus ride to Maitland Train station or 7 mins to Kurri. This is a fully furnished home with all Modern conveniences. Rooms are unfurnished (but 1 single bed may be available) & have built in Robes with a shelf above. 2 weeks bond & 2 weeks advanced rent required & rent includes all utilities. A regular house cleaner recently resigned due to study commitments so a postition is available to do 2 hours cleaning per week in return for reduced rent. I also try to keep an even ratio of 2 male & 2 female housemates for personal comfort of each housemate.
On bus route to newey. Walk to town. Easy going environment.
Hi my name is Lisa, myself Tammy and Kaleb are renting a 4 bedroom house in Sanctuary estate Fletcher. We have Internet which is included in rent and can furnish the room with a Queen bed if required. The property is close to parks and walking tracks. It is 5 minutes to the expressway, 10 minutes to the university and 20 to Nobbys beach.
I am looking for someone to move into the spare room in my townhouse for a long period of time due to my housemate leaving on short notice. All students welcome for nearby accommodation of the Newcastle University that is just down the road! Bedroom fist a queen bed and two bedsides nicely. Also room for a computer desk or anything else you may have (tv cabinet and tv) etc. Have your own bathroom and large built in wardrobe space. The house is completely furnished. Bills will be spilt equally when they are due quarterly (electricity and gas), this makes it fair for all housemates living here. Bedroom for $190 is the room, spacious and right next to the shared bathroom upstairs. I have a spare queen bed and bedside tables to place in there however they are now in the garage in case you have any items of your own you would like to move into your room. We can discuss this is you need to use these which is perfectly fine but the room is empty at the moment so you can of course move your stuff in there if you have any first :). The house is very tidy and I am very respectful. You will have your own garage space and parking space. You will have your own privacy and own kitchen space. Our neighbours are not noticed as it is a completely quiet area, perfect for the best night sleeps. Townhouse is within walking distance to Shortland, Jesmond and Wallsend shops including many bus stops close by. Perfect location, down the road close to the Newcastle University. A little bit about me I work FT and have an indoor cat who does his own thing all of the time (meaning he sleeps on my bed or struts around the house). I am not noisy and have respect for all visitors (or new roommates). Please contact me if you have any questions, I am completely flexible to work with and happy to organise any inspection times/dates before moving in. Available Now! Thank you and I look forward to being your roommate :)
This house has fully ducted air con. A outdoor pool/spa. BBQ and entertainment area. The house has 1 bathroom and 2 separate toilets. Power, Water, Internet and pool maintenance included in rent. House cleaner is included that comes in once a week. Not far from shops, Bus stop out the front that goes directly to the university and Jesmond. Any questions feel free to contact me


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TOKYO: Tokyo stocks tumbled 2.97 percent Friday as the dollar turned sharply lower against the yen, denting shares of major Japanese exporters.
The benchmark Nikkei 225 index ended down 432.95 points at 14,129.98, while the Topix index of all first-section shares lost 2.93 percent, or 35.26 points, to 1,167.06.
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This wonderfully light open-design house will work wonders for either a family holiday or a quiet break. It overlooks the charming natural pool and is only a couple of minutes from the club house and indoor pool. On the south-facing extended patio you can keep watch on your family being part of the community, or quietly relax.
On the ground floor the well equipped kitchen blends seamlessly with a dining room and living area which can be a comfortable, intimate space or the centre of family life. Upstairs are the master bedroom - with a King size bed, en-suite bathroom and south-facing balcony. The roof terrace gives exhilarating views back inland or down to the sea, and is a secluded suntrap.
First floor balcony faces south east - the rooftop garden has 180 degree views overlooking Talland Church and the sea beyond
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- 2 Double Beds, 2 Single Beds
- 1 Family bathroom, 1 En suite, 1 Shower room
- Wi-Fi available
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This House has 3 bedrooms, 3 bathrooms and sleeps 6. It's been listed on Holiday Lettings since 16 Sep 2013. Located in Polperro, it has 3 reviews with an overall rating of 5. The average weekly rate varies from £569 to £1656.
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"Fabulous holiday destination"
Property was perfect for my family (3 older children) with excellent facilities in the house and club house/pool. Safe environment - very clean and well run by management.House was more than adequate with 3 bedrooms and plenty of bathrooms. Beautiful location only a short walk to the sea, stunning views and great small coves - recommend the walk from Talland Bay to Polperro. Would definitely return to The Bay in the future and highly recommend.
Hi there, we are so happy you enjoyed your stay with us and loved the pool as much as we do, we really appreciate the positive feedback. We hope to see you back down at Talland soon, Kind Regards, The Bay Talland team.
"Beautiful 5 star accommodation in an idyllic setting."
Exclusive house rental with excellent amenities. Everything you would want for a luxurious stay with all the home from home comforts. Idyllic setting on the Cornish Coast with recommended walks along the pathways to Polperro and Looe. Quite remote but within access to amenities within a 5-10 minute drive. Tricky narrow road to development so practise your reversing skills before you go!
Hi there, it's great to hear that you enjoyed your stay with us and we really appreciate the lovely feedback. We hope we'll see you again some time soon, and by next time you'll be used to our little roads. Kind Regards, The Bay Talland team.
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As a holiday destination, Kenya has it all. There are beaches of the best sort - dazzling sand, palm trees and the gentle, warm Indian Ocean. There are the cool highland regions, temperate despite their tropical location. There are lush forests blanketing the ancient bedrock of the Aberdare mountain range, with treetop lodges among them. There's snow on the equator, on the imperious crags of Mount Kenya. There's the devastatingly dramatic sight of the Great Rift Valley, where the ground falls away and stretches out in miles of savannah and where the lakes are coloured white by pelicans and pink by flamingos.
The wildlife in Kenya is legendary - this is the home of safari. There are a large number of national parks to choose from, each distinctive from the next thanks to Kenya's vast range of habitats; red dust and elephants in Tsavo; the stunning silhouette of Kilimanjaro serving as a backdrop to wildlife in Amboseli; cheetahs and their chases over the immense plains of the Masai Mara; lions amidst the fever trees in Meru - home to Elsa of Born Free fame; leopards along the river in the otherwise stark and arid Samburu.
All this and culture too - the coast in particular is rich in history. It's where all visitors once arrived. Arab and Indian traders reached the Kenya coast in the 9th century, and their mingled heritage led to the distinctive Swahili culture that characterises the coast to this day. The history of the interior is equally compelling, both tribal and national, and there are stories to be heard at every bar in every town, in edgy, buzzy Nairobi or relaxed, charming Mombasa.
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This wonderful 14-day safari holiday takes in the beautiful landscapes and abundant wildlife of Kenya before heading to the coast for a relaxing beach break on the spectacular Mombasa Coast.
This classic 'conservancy safari' visits two diverse eco-systems in the hands of expert guides, while staying at two luxurious bush camps. You'll begin at the Ol Pejeta Conservancy for two days of world-class game viewing before heading to the iconic Masai Mara and then on to the Mombasa coast.
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From the Section of Pulmonary and Critical Care Medicine, Dartmouth-Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH.
1998 by the American College of Chest Physicians
Study objective: To investigate the ability of patients with COPD to reproduce an exercise intensity accurately on the treadmill using dyspnea ratings obtained during incremental exercise on the cycle ergometer (cross-modal exercise prescription).
Design: Five visits over an 8-week period.
Patients: Thirteen symptomatic patients with stable COPD. Age was 67±6 years (mean±SD). FEV1 was 1.15±0.22 L (45±7% predicted).
Interventions: At each visit, patients performed spirometry and exercise. Visit 1 was a practice incremental exercise test on the cycle ergometer. At visit 2 (1 week later), patients estimated the intensity of dyspnea using the 0 to 10 category-ratio scale during an incremental exercise test on the cycle ergometer (cycle estimation trial). Visit 3, 5 weeks later, was a practice session on the treadmill. At visit 4, 1 week later, patients were instructed to produce specific intensities of dyspnea (ie, dyspnea targets) at 50% and at anaerobic threshold (AT) or 80% of peak oxygen consumption (VO2) as calculated from results at visit 2 (treadmill production trial). Visit 5, 1 week later, was the treadmill estimation trial.
Measurements and results: Lung function was stable at all visits. Dyspnea ratings were 1.9±0.9 at 50% of VO2 and 5.6±1.5 at AT/80% of peak VO2 (17.5±3.3 mL/kg/min). The VO2 at the treadmill production trial (761±185 mL/min) was significantly higher than at the cycle estimation trial (612±159 mL/min) at the low dyspnea target (p<0.0002; upward bias, 26±16%). In contrast, there was no significant difference in VO2 values (929±176 mL/min vs 948±259 mL/min) at the high dyspnea target (p>0.5; 0±11% bias).
Conclusions: Patients with COPD can use dyspnea ratings from an incremental cycle ergometry test to regulate exercise on the treadmill without systematic bias at an intensity of 80% of peak VO2, but exceed the desired VO2 when using the dyspnea rating at an intensity of 50% of peak VO2.
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The Nexus 10 comes with Android Jelly Bean 4.2 preinstalled (which is immediately upgradeable to 4.2.1). There's lots that's good about the latest version; multiple user logins, a sleek notifications system and super slick operation. Unfortunately though, Android's traditional Achilles heel – namely, OS stability – does appear to be something of an issue again. While 99% of the time everything runs super smoothly with no problems at all, we found that our review unit had a tendency to freeze and/or perform random reboots from time to time. The pattern of these reboots appeared to be completely random; sometimes we'd experience several in a single session of use, while at other times the tablet would run absolutely fine for a full day or two.
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The freezes/random reboots are frustrating to say the least, because when Jelly Bean 4.2.1 works it works really well. As a more flexible and open operating system Android offers a number of key advantages over iOS – at least for those tech-savvy users who want to make use of them. This includes (but is certainly not limited to) the ability to ascribe live news feeds, weather forecasts and other similarly helpful 'widgets' to your five home screens, which means you can see at a glance what iPad users have to open a specific app for - and here on a large screen widgets really do come into their own. When things go wrong though and your tablet freezes you may well find yourself pining for the reliability of Apple's simpler, but ultimately more reliable iOS.
With regards to our Nexus 10, initially we thought that perhaps we'd just been unlucky and received a malfunctioning device, however a quick trawl of the internet quickly revealed that we're far from the only ones to have experienced such issues with a Nexus 10 running Jelly Bean 4.2.1. Indeed, freezes/random reboots appear to be a fairly widely reported problem with the latest Android build. We should, of course, point out that the root of the problem appears to be software related, rather than something that's caused by any substandard or faulty hardware in the Nexus 10 itself. In this case it's to be hoped that Google is working on a patch that will sort the problem of random reboots out once and for all.
The Quick Menu can be accessed by swiping down from the top right-hand edge of the screen.
The good news in this respect is that, being a vanilla Android device (that is to say, one that's not skinned with any kind of third-party user interface), the Nexus 10 is able to receive system updates as soon as they become available. While this is undoubtedly a good thing for those eager to keep up with latest Android build, it does mean that purchasers of the Nexus 10 won't find any extra apps preinstalled on their devices beyond the standard Google spread. That said, it's not a bad collection of apps, and you'll find everything you need from email clients, to calendars and calculators to get started with.
As with Ice Cream Sandwich (ICS) before it you get three dedicated soft buttons – the Back button, the Home-screen button and the Multitasking button. While these three buttons were found on the bottom left-hand-side of the screen in ICS, Jelly Bean relocates them to the middle of the baseline. It certainly looks a bit neater, although any ICS users who've grown used to using their left thumb to do the lion's share of soft button pressing will find that the new layout requires you to take a hand off the tablet to reach any of them.
When it's not misbehaving the Nexus 10 scores quite highly on benchmark tests such as AnTuTu.
In addition to relocating the soft buttons there are a number of practical enhancements that Jelly Bean enjoys over its predecessor. Chief among these is the ability to run multiple user accounts on one tablet. Once you've set everything up (via the Users option in the Settings menu) you simply choose your identity from the lock screen, enter your passcode – assuming you've applied one – and the tablet will automatically take you to your home screen complete with all your own apps and accounts. If you're looking for a tablet that all the family can share, then the Nexus 10 ticks all the boxes in this respect.
Another big difference between Jelly Bean and ICS is the application of 'Project Butter' – so-called because it aims to make the user experience that much smoother. Putting the aforementioned freezing/rebooting issues to one side for a moment, it's certainly the case that Jelly Bean 4.2.1 feels just that a little bit slicker and faster than ICS did. For a start, there's no stuttering or lag when switching between homepages or tasks, or when running multiple applications – with its dual-core 1.7GHz ARM Cortex A15 processor and 2GB of RAM the Nexus 10 makes light work of pretty much anything you care to throw at it. In addition to an overall speed boost, animations and transitions seem a bit smoother too. Like we said already, when Jelly Bean 4.2.1 works it works very well indeed.
Likewise, the Epic Citadel benchmark test also gives the Nexus 10 a big thumbs up.
There's also a new notifications system, which is found on the top left of the screen and activated by swiping down from that point of the screen. This provides live notifications of everything from new emails to pending app updates, and is really useful as it allows you to jump directly to your inbox or to whatever app needs updating. In addition, if you've just downloaded something – say, for example an image or an MP3 file – you can use the notifications bar to quickly find it and open it. Over on the top left-hand-side of the screen, meanwhile, you'll find the pull-down Quick Menu, which is also activated via a vertical swipe. Here you can easily manage a number of regular settings, from screen brightness to Wi-Fi settings via Bluetooth and the screen rotation-lock.
The Nexus 10 has built-in GPS, which allows the Navigation app to guide you to your destination.
Last but by no means least is the addition of Google Now. This can be accessed directly by swiping up from the task bar at the bottom of the screen and, once activated, works on a couple of levels. On the one hand, you can set it to provide live updates and notifications of things that are important to you, be it the state of the traffic on your daily commute or the next match of your favourite football team. These are presented as 'cards' on the screen, with all the relevant information succinctly presented within.
Google Now employs some excellent voice recognition technology and has all sorts of handy uses.
In addition to the cards function, Google Now also offers a text and spoken-word search facility, along with a Siri-like voice command function that gives you a degree of control over the tablet itself. Much like it's Apple rival this latter feature can be used to open core apps, set alarms, make adjustments to your calendar and even operate the calculator – you'll have to spend some time talking to your Nexus 10 in order to find out exactly what Google Now is and isn't capable of doing, but overall it's undoubtedly pretty smart. The voice recognition technology is particularly impressive, and even when asking deliberately quirky questions we found the supplied results to be consistently accurate.
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What's the point of this me-too "preview"?
You've just re-hashed a press release.
"Trusted Reviews" not "Trusted we read the press release too".
"It won't cause Apple fans to abandon ship. . ."
I think this isn't quite true. I'm sure there are *some* Apple fans that might consider switching considering the higher resolution, lower price, and added flexibility provided by the Nexus 10. However, if you said something like "It won't cause those Apple fans that are heavily invested in the Apple ecosystem to abandon ship", I think that'd be more accurate.
I used to own a first generation iPad. I sold it and switched to the Nexus 7. I'm never going back to an Apple tablet.
@PheasantPlucker Agreed. The recent gluttony of re-worked press releases aren't exactly bathing this reviews site in glory. How many frivolous Apple 'news' stories recently?! Especially when they have to them stick them in the 'Reviews' section. The 'back-end limitations' line is too long in the tooth now. As is the inability to log in with FF. Grrrrr TR, please sort these niggles out.
@PheasantPlucker, @ElectricSheep. I may be in the minority with this opinion, but I'll share it anyway - I use sites like TrustedReviews to give me information on tech/gadget news, not just reviews, so I have no problem with previews. Okay, this isn't a review, it's a distillation of the press release with some opinion thrown in - but it does openly state it's a preview, so surely that's okay? IMHO, I still think TR is the best tech/gadget site out there, despite it's foibles.
Maybe they should not call it a Preview, when it is, as you say, essentially a re-hashed press release. The 'News' section would be a better home for this kind of stuff - that is where I would expect to find press releases - assuming they are at least newsworthy. Like you, I like to be kept informed, therefore I look for a clear demarkation between value-added editorial and simple news reporting, or even PR/advertorial.
When you are called TrustedReviews it does you no good to dilute your reviews proper with this sort of nonsense.
As to logging in using Firefox, I can log in no problem, but it is very irritating that TR does not allow you to remain logged in beyond the browsing session, or even allow the browser to remember the login details. It's not like they are a bank.
Any news about a cellular 3G/4G version?
Next year ?
I love how youre giving it a 'con' about connectivity. Are you joking? the iPad can only connect Apple hardware so by comparison this thing is a godsend!
I'd guess it's a case of apples and oranges - they're comparing it to other Android devices rather than the iPad in this regard. Although I must say as much as a micro sd slot would have been welcome, the fact that for a small additioal cost you can access media from a USB stick makes this a huge step up from the very limited Nexus 7. So I was pleased to read that.
You can access media from a usb stick from the Nexus 7 too using an app from the play store.
sorry its actually the same app Nexus Media Importer - been using it for 6 months - Makes the N7 very un-limited in my view...
It's the first I've heard of it - no reviewer has mentioned it so far. Thanks for the heads up. Being able to access a larger song library from a USB stick is very helpful (although not as convenient as a micro SD slot). That still doesn't address the lack of HDMI output though. Is there any way to connect it to a TV that you know of?
Yes, it has a micro HDMI port
She's talking about the Nexus 7 in that instance - which doesn't have HDMI or MHL. That's something Google need to address the next time they refresh the N7. It's the only reason anyone would consider a Kindle over a Google 7 inch tablet.
This just doesn't look like £300-400 worth of product. It looks like a thick lump of inelegant plastic.Whatever others may say, Android really is a miss-mash of competing styles and layouts that don't seem to gel together well.
I'm sure, at a technical level this is the superior device to an iPad, but when you compare the two it's a no brainer. Most people are going to buy the iPad.
My only problem with this unit is it's made by Samsung. Besides myself I know 3 people who have purchased Samsung products only to have them die shorty after warranty deadline. My 30 inch monitor died 3 times, twice under warranty. If they had stuck with Asus it would be a no brainer, for me at least.
I am one of those that has abandoned the Apple empire for the freedom of the Android world.
My Nexus 10 is brilliant & there is no problem with the software after the latest automatic update. I'm an ABA fan, "Anything but Apple"!
get out of here , you keep complaining . in fact , you're not the one who invented any of these . go get a life !
It's the first I've heard of it - no reviewer has mentioned it so far.
Thanks for the heads up. Being able to access a larger song library from
a USB stick is very helpful (although not as convenient as a micro SD
slot). That still doesn't address the lack of HDMI output though. Is
there any way to connect it to a TV that you know of?
I'm browsing from an iPad 1 that is now constantly crashing and next to useless unless just casually browsing or checking email. It's a perfectly good piece of hardware that's been rendered obsolete so they can make more money. I'm switching to android and not looking back. GFYS apple.
Here is my review on Nexus 10 by Google.
Poor battery life. Takes day to charge. If you use it and charge at the same time it won't. Or will do, but very, very slow.
Screen / Color.
This high PPI (300) doesn't make any difference you can see.
Totally agree with CNET pro reviewer: Where the iPad beats the Nexus 10 is in black level, contrast, and color accuracy. The Nexus 10's blacks just aren't as deep nor its whites as bright as they should be, and its colors aren't as full.
Colors are poor, not contrast.
No so many apps to install.
You will be surprised but Google will charge 15%
Customer Service.
Awful experience. Tried to reach them for an half an hour, then lost another 30 min in transfers to hear Dean a poor informed, without any customer service skills Google representative. Then I spoke to his manager Matt K. who is more unprofessional than Dean. I guess this is how you get the carrier in Google Customer Service department.
Well this dude even could not tell me where it says in my receipt about 15% restocking fee. Before he said he's "pretty sure". I can say they pretty crooks.
The restocking fee is just another way to rob you on selling bad product to resell this product again!
Google do the good product and change your Customer Service bots to the new ones.
Bottom line: check it first, compare to other devices. Remember you won't be able to return it and get the full refund, if you just opened the box.
That seems awfully ignorant. You're going to swear off of Samsung (largest tech company in the world, mind you, and for good reason) because they eat different food than you?
There has to be more to the story. My family has owned a tremendous variety of Samsung products over the last 3-5 decades and I can't come up with any issues with any of them, from an early 80's TV that STILL WORKS to my Galaxy S4 to my sister's Refrigerator. The Koreans have learned from the Japanese in recent years and have started pumping out a lot of quality products (and cars).
Nexus 10 has serious battery flaw. When the power is fully used, which can happen extremely fast on the huge screen, we average less than 4 hours, the tablet can crash internally and is unusable until ...... 14 hour charge and google support has instructed me to insert the power cord at the exact moment pressing the power button for 30 seconds. This caused my Nexuxs 10 to reboot, but without battery power it can still not start. Waiting now 14 hours of charging to try again. Meanwhile, Google is allowing me to buy another unit and pay for shipping back their defective device. I am Developer who has purchased 7 google devices, but I am treated like all other customers BADLY. This product is defective. The simple fact that you can not restart from a power cord makes it unusable in emergency situation. Other 10" tablets have the same flaw, but it is no excuse for BAD ENGINEERING - BAD CUSTOMER SERVICE - BAD DEVELOPER SUPPORT. Google does not have a telephone number for Developers and when emailing responds with a message "We are too busy to Answer" Google is become one the most arrogant companies in the computer Industry, after Microsoft, and Apple.
The Google Nexus 10 has a micro HDMI port on its right side... you can definitely connect it to a monitor or TV screen.
Hey, I do have the similar issues and experiences I am little lucky than you victim of one Piece.
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Good day bluish forex traders!
Yes today is Monday blue day. BUT THAT IS NOT A REASON TO LOSE YOUR PIPS!
Over the weekend, i wrote a long review on how the market seems to punish the weaker economy now rather than rewarding the better one. This makes trading rather tricky as any activity involving emotions is always complicated.
With my main chart back, it is time for me to shamelessly boast again! I love it when my chart works. Look at how the EUR/USD reacted with the 1.2880 support.
The S&P 500 is slightly recovered from Friday's sell off and is now around 1070+.
Oil is slightly higher at $77+.
Gold is at $1180+.
I read a number of reports today and most are bashing the US economy. This suggests that something which i warned of for a long time may be happening. The market seems to be taking notice of the deeply but not so apparent troubled US economy. With the end of the housing tax credits and the temporary job hires, it is getting more obvious how fragile the recovery of the US economy is.
It was reported that the Hungarian Prime Minster plans were declined by the EU and IMF due to a lack of concrete cut in spending. Furthermore, Ireland's credit rating was cut one level by Moody's. Investors are also worried that the strengthening Euro may affect the export performance of the Euro countries.
Despite the above, the Euro did not suffer a major sell off. We must not jump to conclusions and believe that there is no risk aversion. Rather we must consider the possibility that traders may be risk averse to the US instead.
Among tomorrow's data releases comes the German PPI and US Building permits. Pay close attention to how the market reacts.
A clean break of 1.3 may see 1.3090/1.32 while a rejection may see a test of 1.2950/1.2880.
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