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|15th March 2012, 06:18 PM
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guitarix and ubuntu
I have been using guitarix on my ubuntu machine for a while. The older versions of the software were very buggy, and didn't always get along with JACK.
Now, however, I am starting to be very impressed with it. It does almost everything a electric guitar/mandolin player would want. My favorite aspect of it is the excellent convolver, which has surprisingly low latency on my computer.
Does anyone else have any experience with guitarix? I think that combining it with an embedded PC and a class-d amp would make a wonderful all-in-one solution for guitar amplification.
In my opinion, it's miles ahead of anything I've tried on PC/mac, especially garageband. I've had experience with a Vox AC-30, and I will say, when I set up guitarix just right, it sounds *just* like the real thing.
|16th March 2012, 04:46 AM
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I used to be in the camp of "tubes are always better" for guitar amps. The sound of my Fender Champ is way better than that of my Zoom modeling pedal. My brother's Deluxe sounds way better than his Digitech modeling pedal.
But, now, I question all that. I presume that I have fairly sensitive hearing... I've been a musician since I was a child. And I cannot tell that a recording made using guitarix, *with proper settings* is not coming from a real tube amp.
So I would postulate that a guitar amp could be made that incorporates a small computer running linux/guitarix and a class-D amplifier. I am not sure whether one would want to use a guitar amp speaker or a professional audio speaker.
In any case, I am wondering, has anyone else had experience with guitarix, and am I just hearing things, or is it really that much better than all the other digital garbage (for guitar)?
I do just barely notice the latency... this will vary with hardware. I think I'm getting ~24ms with my setup. That's the real downside. But it doesn't seem to throw off my playing, when recording. As for whether that would affect live sound (rhythmic "tightness" in a band), I do not know. Could probably get to ~16ms if I didn't use the convolver.
|16th March 2012, 07:15 PM
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I feel like a d-bag for posting three times in a row, but I thought I would provide a link of some (poor) multitracked guitar playing through guitarix:
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My apologies, I am a mandolinist, not a guitarist, but on this track I am playing guitar. So it ain't great.
I just wanted to demonstrate the tone I'm getting. If all digital guitar amps could sound like this, I'd say why bother with the weight and expense of tubes? From a purely practical standpoint of course. I'm sure if you actually A/B it with a real tube amp, you may be able to hear the difference (probably more noise/buzz/hiss).
But guitar -> tube preamp -> ARM processor -> guitarix/JACK -> class D amp -> guitar speaker would probably sound really good. And the software is free free free.
OK I'm done. Sorry for flooding posts.
|19th March 2012, 03:15 PM
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Hi Neebster, BTW your guitar playing is good!
I am of the same opinion that the digital sims are becoming very convincing. I don't sit totally in either the digital or analog camp. I run various rigs, and try to use whichever is best for the situation.
I am discussing this on another thread too.We are discussing a guitar preamp to codec chip then using computer for all processing then back out to a power amp (or mixer board). Of course there are some off the shelf stuff that I am presently using along with some homebuilt, but it is always fun to DIY something. I would like to keep it modular so I can mix and match.
My band has played a couple of times with other groups, and sometimes we show up and they are wondering where all the amps are?!
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Kyle Massey is a long time educator. He and his wife both teach at Baylor University and tells KTRH their fourth grader has nothing to lose by sitting the test out.
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In this tutorial, you will learn how to create a triangle shape. For this, user is allowed to enter number of lines to display the triangle of that length and a symbol to show the triangle in a particular symbol.
import java.util.*; public class Symbols { public static void main(String[] args) { Scanner read = new Scanner (System.in); int nline, count, countl, nspace= 0, i; char symbol; System.out.print(" how many lines you want to print? "); nline= read.nextInt(); System.out.print("what is the symbol you want to use: "); symbol= read.next().charAt(0); for (countl=1; countl<=nline; countl++){ System.out.println(); for(count=1; count<=countl; count++) System.out.print(symbol); } } }
how many lines you want to print? 5 what is the symbol you want to use: + + ++ +++ ++++ +++++
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HPU & IIE Launches Myanmar Higher Education Initiative
November 19, 2012
HONOLULU — Following on the heels of President Obama's historic trip to Myanmar this week and his stated commitment to advance education, the Institute of International Education has launched an institute-wide initiative involving the participation of nine U.S. higher education institutions in a strategic planning process for developing institutional partnerships with universities in Myanmar and to assist in rebuilding higher education capacity in the country.
The nine U.S. colleges and universities that will be part of the 2012 Myanmar initiative of the International Academic Partnership Program (IAPP) were announced today.
The participating U.S. campuses are: Hawai'i Pacific University, American University, Arizona State University, Ball State University, Northern Illinois University, Northern Arizona University, Samford University, University of Massachusetts, Lowell, and University of Washington.
IIE's Center for International Partnerships in Higher Education, which administers IAPP, selected the nine schools based on successful applications that outlined their strong ability to develop linkages with institutions in Myanmar and their interest in providing capacity building services.
"HPU is pleased to be invited by IIE to join this select group of U.S. higher education institutions. Countries in transition, such as Myanmar, represent a global challenge for democracy, and universities play a critical role in providing the infrastructure for citizenship development to support the democratic process," said Hawai'i Pacific President Geoffrey Bannister. "At this early stage of re-establishing working relationships, HPU is dedicated to its continuing global mission to bring democracy and the spirit of aloha to the world."
In contrast to previous IAPP programs on Brazil, China and India, the institutions selected for IAPP Myanmar have fairly significant experience with the country, whether through diaspora students and faculty on their campuses or through previous work in the country, and the initiative is broader in scope than the previous partnership programs.
Over the next six months, the initiative will take a multi-pronged approach aimed at helping each institution build partnerships with institutions in Myanmar, while also helping the country rebuild its higher education capacity.
The initiative will include a series of bi-national conference calls in December about higher education in Myanmar. IIE will arrange the conference call and invite institutions from its 1,100-member IIENetwork to join.
Also part of the initiative is a partnership-focused delegation that will head to Myanmar in February 2013, led by IIE president and CEO, Allan Goodman. U.S. university faculty and administrators will be part of this weeklong capacity-building mission. While in Myanmar, the IIE-led delegation will hold public workshops at a number of universities in Yangon and Mandalay open to anyone interested in learning from the U.S. representatives as they lecture on topics such as accreditation, quality assurance, faculty development, student learning, partnerships, and other critical subjects.
Following the workshops, closed "listening" sessions will be held, open only to Myanmar university representatives to talk with the U.S. delegation about their specific needs and priorities. The findings of the delegation will then be highlighted in a report on the higher education needs in Myanmar.
An advisory board consisting of several distinguished experts will play a key role in guiding the Myanmar Initiative. The board members include Priscilla Clapp, retired Minister-Counselor, U.S. Foreign Service and Senior Advisor at the Asia Society, Suzanne DiMaggio, Vice President, Global Policy Programs with the Asia Society, Zachary Klim, associate director of Academic Initiatives and Global Programs, New York University and Robert Rotberg, former Director of the Program on Intrastate Conflict (1999-2010) at John F. Kennedy School of Government Harvard University and former President Emeritus, World Peace Foundation.
The launch of the 2012 IAPP Myanmar program marks the Center's first Special Partnership Initiative, which entails an adjusted program focus for countries in transition or emerging from recent conflict, and acknowledges a different set of expectations with which institutions need to enter partnerships.
While the end goal of all partnerships should be mutual benefit, equal exchange of students and faculty, and other reciprocal activities, this initiative recognizes that higher education institutions in Myanmar first need assistance in rebuilding before embarking upon the type of institutional partnerships seen with Brazilian, Indian, or Chinese institutions.
At a recent address at the Asia Society during the UN General Assembly, President U Thein Sein discussed the critical role of civil society in maintaining a democratic and harmonious society, and cited more US-Myanmar collaboration as a vehicle for much-needed human capacity development.
President Thein Sein pledged in his inauguration speech last year to improve education and seek foreign expertise to lift standards to international levels. The government has increased the country's education budget from $340 million to $740 million this year, and has begun to implement wide-ranging reforms.
With the ease of export sanctions as just one of several recent actions demonstrating U.S. good will towards Myanmar, this is a crucial time to begin increasing academic collaboration between the two countries.
According to the Open Doors Report on International Educational Exchange, published annually by IIE with support from the U.S. Department of State's Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, 796 Myanmar students studied in the U.S. in the academic year 2010/11, a 14.5 percent increase from the previous year. Fewer than 100 U.S. students studied abroad in Myanmar in 2009/10. However, these numbers are expected to increase as the country continues to open up to the world.
Since the inception of the program in 2009, IIE's Center for International Partnerships has worked with over 50 U.S. colleges and universities to foster sustainable linkages with Brazil, China, and India. As a result of the program, previous participating institutions have developed focused partnerships with counterparts in their particular focus country, engaging in partnership activities such as faculty exchange, student exchange, study abroad programs, joint research, and joint conferences.
Through face-to-face contact, training workshops, and public forums, the IAPP Myanmar program aims to foster similar partnership activities, in addition to sharing practical skills that will contribute to the reconstruction of what was once considered one of Asia's stronger higher education systems.
For more information about past IAPP programs, visit: www.iie.org/iapp
Institute of International Education
The Institute of International Education is a world leader in the international exchange of people and ideas. An independent, not-for-profit organization founded in 1919, IIE has network of 18 offices worldwide and over 1,000 member institutions. IIE designs and implements programs of study and training for students, educators, young professionals and trainees from all sectors with funding from government agencies, foundations, and corporations. IIE also conducts policy research and program evaluations, and provides advising and counseling on international education and opportunities abroad. www.iie.org
Hawai'i Pacific UniversityHawai'i Pacific University is the state's largest private university with more than 8,000 students from the United States and more than 80 foreign nations. HPU is accredited by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges, the Council on Social Work Education, the National League for Nursing Accrediting Commission, and the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education


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Join our experts from Intel® Developer Zone to find out more about the latest tool to help make developing for HTML5 easier: The Intel® HTML5 App Porter Tool BETA!
Over the last 5 years, Apple has built an impressive ecosystem of multitudes of developers that have created Apps for iOS. However, what if those developers could shift to a different development approach that would not only allow them to continue supporting iOS, but also support customers using Android & Windows, which would increasing their total potential audience several fold? The elusive trick however, is minimizing the pain of converting. That's why Intel is demonstrating a Beta version of its Intel® HTML5 App Porter Tool that will help give developers a jump start to converting from iOS-only development to cross-platform development on HTM5. This new tool will perform a significant amount of transcode from the likes of Objective C & API calls to JavaScript & Mobile JQuery calls. All in just a few minutes. So, if you have an XCode project, bring it by & get a head start on your conversion to the future.
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Your heart is a muscle and it needs oxygen to survive. A heart attack occurs when the blood flow bringing oxygen to the heart muscle is severely reduced or cut off completely. This happens when coronary arteries supplying the heart muscle with blood flow slowly become thicker (narrower) and harder from a buildup of fat, cholesterol and other substances that together are called plaque.
When plaque in a heart artery ruptures, a blood clot forms around the plaque. This clot can block the blood flow to the heart muscle, starving it of oxygen and nutrients. When arteries are narrowed and less blood and oxygen reaches the heart muscle, this is called coronary artery disease (CAD). If damage or death to part of the heart muscle occurs, it's called a heart attack or myocardial infarction.
Every second counts when it comes to heart attack treatment. An extensive blockage, especially in a major blood vessel, can cause a large heart attack. If large heart attacks are not treated early and aggressively they can lead to heart failure or even death. The risk of death within five years of being diagnosed with certain types of heart failure can be 50 percent or more, worse than many forms of cancer.
According to the American Heart Association, about every 34 seconds someone in the United States has a heart attack. However, today your chances of surviving a heart attack and living a normal life are greater than ever. Recognition of heart attack symptoms and seeking prompt medical attention are crucial in improving survival rates.
Symptoms of Heart Attack
Some heart attacks are sudden and intense, where there's no doubt what's happening. But most heart attacks start slowly, with mild pain or discomfort. Often people affected aren't sure what's wrong and wait too long before getting help. Here are symptoms that can mean a heart attack is happening:
Heart Attack Symptoms in Women:
As with men, a women's most common heart attack symptom is chest pain or discomfort. But women are more likely than men to experience some of the other common signs and symptoms, particularly:
Causes of Heart Attack
A heart attack happens if the flow of oxygen-rich blood to a section of heart muscle suddenly becomes blocked. Most heart attacks occur from coronary heart disease (CHD) in which a waxy substance called plaque builds up inside the coronary arteries. These arteries supply oxygen-rich blood to your heart.
When plaque builds up in the arteries it's called atherosclerosis. This buildup occurs over many years. Eventually an area of plaque can rupture (break open) and cause a blood clot to form on the plaque's surface. If the clot becomes large enough, it can partially or completely block blood flow through a coronary artery.
If the blockage isn't treated quickly, the portion of heart muscle fed by the artery begins to die. Healthy heart tissue is replaced with scar tissue. This heart damage may not be obvious, or it may cause severe or long-lasting problems.
Coronary Artery Spasm
A less common cause of heart attack is a severe spasm (tightening) of a coronary artery that cuts off blood flow through the artery. Spasms can occur in coronary arteries not affected by atherosclerosis. What causes a coronary artery spasm isn't always clear, but may be related to:
Diagnosis of Heart Attack
Most heart attacks are caused by coronary heart disease (CHD). Your doctor can diagnose CHD based on your medical and family histories, your risk factors, a physical exam combined with results of tests and procedures. No single test can diagnose CHD, however if your doctor thinks you have CHD, he/she may recommend one or more of the following tests:
Heart Attack Treatments:
The kind of treatment(s) you may receive depends on the severity of your condition. Possible treatments for a Heart Attack include:
Frequently Asked Questions:
Do women have different heart attack symptoms then men?
Yes. Early signs of heart attacks in women include:
How do I know if a heart attack has occurred?
A healthcare provider can diagnose a heart attack based on several assessments:
Why didn't I have any warning?
Arteriosclerosis is a term for thickening and hardening of arteries and it has no symptoms. One reason why there may not be a warning sign is because sometimes when a coronary artery becomes narrowed, other nearby vessels that also bring blood to the heart sometimes expand to help compensate. The network of expanded vessels is called collateral circulation and helps protect some people from heart attacks by getting needed blood to the heart. Collateral circulation often develops after a heart attack to help the heart muscle recover.
Will I recover from a heart attack?
The heart muscle begins to heal soon after a heart attack and usually takes about eight weeks to return to a normal state. However, scar tissue may form in the damaged area and that scar tissue does not contract or pump as well as healthy muscle tissue. The extent of damage to the heart muscle can impact how well the heart pumps blood through the body. The severity of function loss depends on the size and location of the scar tissue. Lifestyle changes regarding exercise and diet, smoking cessation along with medical therapy can prevent a future heart attack and dramatically improve quality of life.
Is all chest pain a heart attack?
No. One very common type of chest pain is called angina or angina pectoris. It's a recurring discomfort that usually lasts only a few minutes. Angina occurs when your heart muscle doesn't get the blood supply and oxygen it needs. The difference between angina and a heart attack is that angina attacks don't permanently damage the heart muscle. Often angina occurs during exercise or emotional stress when your heart rate and blood pressure increase and your heart muscle needs more oxygen.
Is a heart attack the same as cardiac arrest?
No. However, a heart attack can cause a cardiac arrest. Heart attacks are caused by a blockage stopping blood flow to the heart. Cardiac arrest is caused when the heart's electrical system malfunctions. In cardiac arrest – also called sudden cardiac arrest or SCA – the heart suddenly stops working properly, often due to abnormal or irregular heart rhythms (arrhythmias). Cardiac arrest will result in death if not treated within minutes of the occurrence.


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Police Blotter Week of 1-21-13
Served Up
On the evening of Jan. 14 police were called to Hamilton Viewpoint above Alki to investigate an assault. By the time the reporting officer arrived, the victim was being loaded into an ambulance with facial bruising and bleeding indicating a beating. The 911 call came from three males standing nearby who insisted they had not seen what happened, but called police when they saw the victim on the ground. One of the men admitted the victim was his friend from high school and that he had seen him get into a verbal argument with a "big stocky white dude," but said he was "away" when the assault occurred. The officer went straight to the source, asking the victim what happened before he was taken away by medics. The man "scornfully" told authorities he had caused the damage himself, leading the officer to remind him if he filed the report that way, the victim would be responsible for paying all ambulance and hospital fees. The victim first said, "Okay" but shortly after his wife arrived on scene and told police she heard a very different story. After a brief conversation with her spouse, the man admitted "I got served up," but could not provide additional details on who was responsible.
The repercussion of a tow
A man living on S. Director St. in South Park called police on Jan. 13 to report someone kicked down his front door, but didn't take a thing from the house. When asked why someone might kick down his door, the man said earlier in the day he looked outside and saw a Honda fully blocking his driveway. He called police and a tow truck came to haul it away. Later, a neighbor confronted the man to say her family member's car had been towed, and then asked if he knew anything about it. He told her he called in the tow and the female retaliated with "vague threats" about damaging his property in return. Police paid the woman a visit. She claimed she had nothing to do with the door, but maintained she was still very angry about the tow.
Mysterious stabbing
In the early morning hours of Jan. 20, police responded to a "possible stabbing" call at the intersection of Delridge Way S.W. and S.W. Kenyon St. When they arrived, the place was deserted. The victim called 911 again, this time from the new location of 22nd Ave S.W. and Delridge (13 blocks to the north). Police headed to the new location and found their victim with a wound to his lower back. The man claimed the assault occurred at Delridge and Kenyon, but said he waited 15 minutes before calling 911 and then refused to provide any information on the assailant. No evidence was found at either location. Medics responded and took the man to the hospital with non-life threatening injuries.
Crimes reported from Jan. 14 - Jan. 20:
Robberies by block: 4200 S.W. Edmunds St.
Burglaries by block: 7900 10th Ave S.W., 7900 35th Ave S.W., 3900 40th Ave S.W., 5000 California Ave S.W., 2600 S.W. Andover St. (2), 1700 S.W. Barton St., 7300 27th Ave S.W., 7300 28th Ave S.W., 7300 36th Ave S.W., 6000 Fauntleroy Way S.W., 6000 Fauntleroy Way S.W., 9400 21st Ave S.W., 7900 15th Ave S.W., 3300 30th Ave S.W., 4000 California Ave S.W.
Car prowls by block: 1100 Alki Ave S.W., 2600 S.W. Kenyon St., 1700 Alki Ave S.W., 4500 36th Ave S.W., 4500 Delridge Way S.W. 2400 51st Ave S.W., 3700 S.W. Kenyon St., 3900 S.W. Kenyon St., 4800 50th Ave S.W., 8600 39th Ave S.W., 8800 39th Ave S.W., 9700 33rd Ave S.W., 2400 S.W. Holden St., 10000 42nd Ave S.W., 3100 S.W. Webster St., 4200 S.W. Morgan St.
Vehicle thefts by block: 2700 61st Ave S.W., 6300 High Point Dr. S.W., 6000 21st Ave S.W., 7700 17th Ave S.W., 2300 S.W. Barton St., 8400 18th Ave S.W., 9400 18th Ave S.W., 4800 35th Ave S.W.
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I saw this and I gotta say, it is certainly the first welcoming sign I have seen. They must have had issues with open carry in the past.
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I saw this and I gotta say, it is certainly the first welcoming sign I have seen. They must have had issues with open carry in the past.
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There's a local Mexican restaurant that has a prominent sign that welcomes concealed carry on the premises. Its nice to see signs that aren't restricting me from carrying.
If they are restricting an otherwise legal activity I still would not shop there. But that's me. I bet their issue is that they don't want to explain that it's legal to someone that complains.
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Sign in front of my favorite magazine store.:danceban:
If Open Carry is legal in the state the store is located in, then I do have a problem with the sign.
I have a huge problem with the sign. IMO anybody that thinks this is cool or a good idea is not pro 2A. One could flash their NRA card in my face or have 30000 posts on this forum declaring their love for the 2A and their support of it and it wouldn't mean doo doo.
Similar signs appear in all the large gun stores I visit in Ohio, Michigan, and West Virginia. Gun shows, otoh, have no tolerance for armed customers whatsoever.
If they sell firearms I am fine with it. I have seen way too many people with little or no experience in these places mishandle firearms. Conceal is concealed. Most people that conceal have the legal permit and some training.
There is no permit required for OC here.
Because they work on firearms they set a policy to have them checked. It is for safety. Customers could be bringing in defective and possibly loaded fire arms into the building. Since they have a policy against OC you can make a choice to shop there or not. It is unfair to call them against 2A.
I do not use gunsmith services from places like this or any other chain stores.
Hmmmm, I'm pretty sure using their ability to disarm otherwise legal citizens is the definition of against 2A. Their are members of the Brady Bunch who are hunters! They have no issue's with long guns....just handguns. Are they PRO 2A??? You can't pick and choose, your either pro or anti. When you start using your person opinion to disarm people against their will you are an anti, plain and simple. The fact that people can choose not to go in there is irrelevant.Quote:
It is unfair to call them against 2A.
Maybe it's more of an anti-shoplifting thing instead of anti-open carry???
a friend of mine has a gun shop, he posted a decal on the door that says that there is nothing inside worth dying for. I think it sends the right message.


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Turning social media reaction into booking action for travel brands [INFOGRAPHIC]
We know the basics – social media allows travel companies to engage with existing and potential customers and can act as an unofficial watchdog of products.
But with 61% of travellers apparently referring to some kind of user review and almost a third posting reviews of placed they've visited, for example, what can companies do to increase booking conversions as a result of activity on social networks.
Monetate has pulled together a tip-sheet of four things (after the consistently important context) brands can do:
About the Writer :: Kevin May
Kevin is senior editor and a co-founder at Tnooz. He was previously editor of UK-based magazine Travolution and web editor of Media Week UK from 2003 to 2005.
He has worked in regional newspapers (Essex Enquirer) and started his career at the Police Gazette at New Scotland Yard in London. He has a degree in criminology, a postgraduate diploma in magazine journalism and publishes his first book - a biography about Depeche Mode - in 2017.
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The influence of social media is underestimated at the peril of companies these days. In terms of visibility and accessibility to consumers, it truly is second to none. This infographic summarises the benefits clearly and effectively.
I completely agree with Addison's point about the credibility of travel advice from within one's own personal network too. This is something we will see more and more as social media becomes more deeply engrained in travel.
Addison Sears-Collins
This is interesting, and might be a step in the right direction in terms of travel planning. I find that, while sites like trip adviser and virtual tourist are good starting points, there is really nothing like the travel advice you can get from someone you know. Friends, families, etc. tend to, by default, enjoy a lot of the same things you do. Weaving social networking into trip planning seems like a real no-brainer for me.


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Through this event, LG aims to make our users cherish every moment of their lives and bring mobile fans timeless delights. The event is derived from the L-Style philosophy. The Optimus L series' L-Style was inspired by, and designed to, present timeless fulfillment and esteemed value to our users. We hope our users enjoy and appreciate their lives and we want to be part of it with our phones."
The winner will be announced on April 16th and from April 18th through May 20th, LG will make their Timeless Moment story come true. 5 voters selected by random drawing will win the LG Optimus L7.
The LG Optimus L series currently features the LG Optimus L7 and the LG Optimus L5 and the LG Optimus L3. The latter has already been launched in Europe earlier this month while the remaining two will be released overseas soon, according to the Korean based tech giant.
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Well built for an entry-level handset. A makeup compact-inspired clamshell with a mirrored cover and customisable LCD display. Only one external button gives the One Touch 810 a classy look
Straightforward menus and easily set up email and social networking accounts make this phone a doddle to use. The backlit keyboard causes some contrast issues, making digits difficult to see
With easy access to all the social networks as well as push email, the One Touch 810 should keep you updated wherever you are. Customisable LED alerts and the ability to hook it up to your PC and use it as a webcam on the move is a nice touch
This is a £50 handset so you're not going to get a smartphone chipset. Keep that in mind and you shouldn't be too disappointed with this cheap and cheerful clamshell
Old-school style, you can expect a few days use out of the One Touch 810 before you need to consider charging it up. For every downside, such as not having Wi-Fi or 3G, this is the upside
Review by Sunetra Chakravati,12/12/2011 4:02:26 PM
Look and feel
Ease of use
Battery life
Cheap and cheerful, classy looks, lots of customisation options, social networking aplenty and push email
No 3G or Wi-Fi, the keyboard backlight actually makes the keys harder to read
If you're the parent of a teenage girl looking for her first mobile phone, the Alcatel One Touch 810 might just fit the bill without breaking the bank. With the obligatory social networking access as well as some unusual customisations, the One Touch 810 even tempts you with a free gift and you'll still get change from fifty quid.
You notice we said 'teenage girl'? That's because if you were to see this sitting on the coffee table, you'd instantly assume that someone had left a makeup compact there, not a mobile phone. The clamshell design is a 70x70mm square with nicely rounded corners, the surface of which is completely mirrored. The bottom half of the clam features a white pearlised finish and at 16mm thick and weighing a measly 94g, it most definitely falls into the 'cute' category.On one corner of the square there's a 3.5mm headphone jack and on the opposite corner a small cover hides the micro-USB port. The only physical button on the outside of the phone is a volume rocker on the right edge. When you flip the lid, shiny things burst into life under the mirrored exterior as a customisable LED matrix sparkles.A 2.4-inch 320x240 pixel display resides under the lid, while there's a full QWERTY keyboard on the bottom half of the phone, along with send and end buttons, a couple of soft keys and a multi-directional navigation button. If all that sounds like a lot, it's nothing compared with the combinations available once you take into account the shift, function, and symbol keys.Once you familiarise yourself with where things are on the keypad it's highly responsive and there's a reassuring click when you connect with the keys. The subtle contouring ensures that incorrect keystrokes are a rare occurrence. Dark grey text on white keys is clear and befits the trendy looks of the handset, but when you touch the keys, it throws you a curved ball. The keypad illuminates and what was once grey text is illuminated by white light, stripping away all the contrast that made the keys so clear to begin with.
The QVGA display is realistically all you can expect from a sub-£50 phone. With no Wi-Fi or 3G, this GPRS/WAP-enabled handset isn't really designed for surfing the web but it'll see you good for all the social networking you'll want to do. There are pre-installed Java apps for Facebook and Twitter as well as Bebo, Flickr and MySpace via the 'My Friends' shortcut. Budding photographers will be happy enough with a two-megapixel camera that neatly doubles as a streaming webcam if you hook it up via the USB. There are five shortcuts along the bottom of the home screen, which are customisable to a certain extent. Wallpapers and ringtones are also assignable, as is the option to create your own design for the LED display, which is a nice touch. As a media machine, the One Touch 810 will play MP3, WMA and AAC+ audio as well as MP4 video files, but you'll need a microSD card – up to 16GB is supported.
As an entry-level handset, the Alcatel One Touch 810 should provide suitable stocking-fodder for your little princess this Christmas. It's user friendly, well built, looks great and even more importantly will let her keep track of her friends on Facebook and @justinbieber on Twitter. It's not 3G, nor does it have Wi-Fi, but you need to remember that you're paying less than £50 for a SIM-free handset.


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This post contains a do-it-yourself Valentine for you child's class that is not only inexpensive….
{think minimum wage making family + no decent craft store on the entire island}
but so easy…….
{that an "award winning mother of the year even though she has no trophies to prove it"}
could do in just 20 minutes time.
And since this was my first year of not buying the bulk pre-made cards from the store…..
i sort of decided that this was my project and not the kids….which means that i totally put these
together without the assistance of little helpers……which is why i took these photos ahead of time…..
because i know FOR A FACT that as soon as they leave the house….the kids will cross out
any word that says "LOVE".
Unless you drive them to school….then you might have a chance that they will arrive in tact.
First: all you need to do is hit your favorite paint store…..
{we only have one…..so i was lucky that no one else was painting "be my valentine" this weekend
and scour the paper paint color samples.
I have a feeling that taking all of the "Be My Valentine" is NOT…i repeat….NOT illegal…..
since i've taken many of paper paint color samples before…..
but if you are feeling like you don't want to just grab all the samples and run towards the door
as fast as you can…then i suggest just asking the guy at the paint counter if you can have them.
I was lucky that there were a few different samples to choose from…..
so i chose the "i love you pink" and the "valentine's day" along with the "Be My Valentine" cards….
and two of the sayings were on one card.
I happened to have some washi tape……in pink….but i know you can find some at
your local craft shop {like Michaels } or you can find it on Etsy {here}
if you can't find any….or don't want to pay for it…then just use thin white masking tape…it does the trick.
I bought some little lollipop sticks …….
and just used a drop from the hot glue gun to adhere the stick to the back of the paper paint sample.
and then i used pencil to write in little notes and what-nots on the Washi tape.
For the record….Mason wanted NOTHING to do with these homemade Valentines…and i don't blame him…
so these are great for the girls and the little boys.
{unless your kid picks out the paint sample color that says "orgasmic red"…..then you might have a problem.


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June 1, 2013
Site: Indianapolis, Ind. (Eagle Creek Park)
Event: NCAA Championships (Day 2 - Semifinals)
U-M Results: First Varsity Eight -- Semifinal, 6th (7:37.729), advances to petite final
Next U-M Race: Sunday, June 2 -- at NCAA Championships - Finals (Indianapolis, Ind.), 8:30 a.m.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. -- The University of Michigan rowing team continued its quest for a top 10-finish at the NCAA Championships today (Saturday, June 1) at Eagle Creek Park. The Wolverines' 1V8 and 1V4 boats placed sixth in their A/B semifinals, and the 2V8 race was suspended until Sunday morning (June 2) due to high winds.
The first varsity eight boat clocked a time of 7:37.729, while the first varsity four boat logged a time of 8:02.693. Both boats will race in the petite finals tomorrow (Sunday, June 2). The 1V8 will compete against Harvard, UCLA, Yale, Brown and Stanford for places 7-12. The race will be the second-to-last race of the NCAA competition and will begin at 10 a.m. The 1V4 boat will race against California, Princeton, Stanford, Notre Dame and Yale to decide places 7-12. The race is scheduled to begin at 9:20 a.m.
The NCAA initially delayed the C/D semifinal races of the second varsity eight boats due high winds. After a few hours, the races were suspended until Sunday at 8 a.m.
First Varsity Eight A/B Semifinals: Ohio State (7:14.406), Princeton (7:15.303), Washington (7:17.226), Yale (7:17.689), Harvard (7:20.115), Michigan (7:37.729)
Second Varsity Eight C/D Semifinals: Suspended due to high winds
First Varsity Four A/B Semifinals: Southern California (7:44.822), Virginia (7:50.082), Washington State (7:52.482), Princeton (7:52.692), Notre Dame (7:55.390), Michigan (8:02.693)
First Varsity Eight: Kate Grimaldi, Jessica Eiffert, Melisa Ongun, Shannon Stief, Emily Idoni, Chrissy Holm, Bryna Oleshansky, Taylor Schubert, Priscilla Livingston
Second Varsity Eight: Colleen Macke, Emily Sullenberger, Hannah Moscati, Shannon Winchell, Carrie Lofgren, Alex Ohman, Tara Foley, Nicole Flyer, Michaela Keady
First Varsity Four: Hannah Sherman, Sarah Trovato, Lauren Anderson, Allison Boss, Andrea Johnson


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Droids selling like hotcakes, GoogleTV's not, and we're moving! All that and more on this week's Android Atlas Weekly
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Amazon reportedly ramping up 7- and 10-inch tablets
Samsung smartphone sales may outshine Apple
Android top mobile OS in U.S., but Apple iPhone is most popular phone
Android's Dirty Secret: Shipping Numbers Are Strong But Returns Are 30-40%
Samsung sells 5 million Galaxy S II phones in 85 days
First peek at AT&T's Samsung Galaxy S II
Motorola XOOM Owners Must Wait Until September to Receive Their Free Verizon LTE Upgrade
Logitech Revue Slashed to $99 as CEO Departs
Winners of the CNET 100: Your top 10 Android apps
Motorola Droid 3
http://reviews.cnet.com/cell-phones/motorola-droid-3-verizon/4505-6454_7-34845945.html If you don't care about 4G and want the best Droid ever, this is the one to get.
Huawei M835 Ideos
http://reviews.cnet.com/smartphones/huawei-m835-ideos-black/4505-6452_7-34845799.html It's the cheapest phone on Metro PCS
Best Video Player?
A little while back, you listed the best Android music apps. What do you find to be the best video player apps
Stock video player
Move apps via SD?
Hey guys
I have evo shift that I had replace due to an unfortunate drop. I moved all the apps that I could off to my SD card. When I put my old SD card in the new shift it does not recognize the apps. Is there anyway I can get my shift to recognize the apps on the SD card. Or will I have to download all the apps again. The still has it's factory UI from sprint.
If you just moved the apps to your SD card by clicking the Move to SD option in the settings menu or an app like Apps2SD, you won't be able to recover them just by popping the card into your new phone. The app data is stored in an secure/incomplete/odd way when moved to the card in this manner and requires a reinstallation from the App Market when trying to move it to a new phone.
However, if took the extra step and backed up your apps to SD using a program like Titanium Backup or Astro File Manager, you should be able to restore those apps by simply reinstalling the .apk files on your older SD card (or restoring from within Titanium Backup, if you're rooted). If you used this backup method on your old phone and now can't find/read/restore the .apk files on your older SD card, you may have corrupted data on your old SD card. But I'd be willing to bet that this is not your issue. Don't worry too much, because you can still redownload the apps from the market if you need to (yes, even the ones you paid for).
I have had the original HTC Droid Incredible since last September and have been waiting for my piece of Gingerbread for a while now and am starting to think it may not happen anytime soon or if ever at this point. I would like to root my phone by using Unrevoked, Rom Manager, and CyanogenMod, but I am hesitant to do this without knowing how to unroot the phone in case I need to send it in for a repair or by some luck HTC and Verizon decide to send original Incredible users some Gingerbread love finally. Can you dedicate a whole show to the process of rooting an HTC Droid Incredible and Unrooting as well? The Unrooting is the most important process to me, but since I am a noob to Rooting I would appreciate a complete walkthrough of the rooting process as well. You could save myself and a ton of Incredible users a lot of rooting trouble if you could contact HTC directly and find out when or if we are going to get the Gingerbread Update. Originally it was suppose to get updated in the second quarter of this year, but that did not happen and there has been no further information except for speculation and rumors. Would appreciate any information you can provide on the Rooting and Unrooting process and any information you can find out on the Gingerbread Update for the Incredible. Thanks and really enjoy the podcast! – Kevin
Is there a way to block calls on Android phones? I could do it on my dumb phone, so it seems silly I need an app for that. But if that's what it takes, do you have any one that works (preferably free or cheap).
Thanks. Love the show. Dickson
Google Voice does it too, if you're already set up through its service
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The Fate Of The Two Charged In A Hit And Run Goes To Jury
Rochester, N.Y. – Jury deliberations are set to begin in the trial of two people charged in the death of a high school teacher who was hit by their vehicles while riding her bicycle on Route 250 in Penfield.
Deliberations began early Monday morning in the cases of 23-year-old Mark Scerbo of Penfield and 24-year-old Meagan Merkel of Ontario, Wayne County. Both are charged with manslaughter and driving while intoxicated.
Police say they hit 40-year-old Heather Boyum of Perinton with their vehicles last July in Penfield. Boyum was a teacher at Fairport High School.
Merkel and Scerbo were tried together but have separate juries. Before deliberation begins, jurors will hear closing arguments for Scerbo. Closing arguments for Merkel were heard on Friday.


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Cable railing is all about aesthetics. On decks that overlook attractive landscapes, customers are often looking for guardrail systems that won't block the view.
There are a range of cable railing systems available, with each manufacturer offering unique choices in posts, rails, and hardware. The slide show at left provides a quick introduction to some of the choices. If you've installed cable rail on any recent projects, tell us about your experience in the comments section below.
To learn more about cable railing and deck construction in general, check out The JLC Field Guide. The Field Guide is free to anyone, but you will be asked to register first.


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BTW Academy celebrates with Dr. Seuss
Author: Tammy L. Lane • First Posted: Tuesday, March 01, 2011
Read Across America Week (Feb 28-March 4)
According to Wendy Brown, if children recognize that reading is a part of daily life, they will carry a love of books throughout their lives.
"It starts at home," said Brown, principal at Booker T. Washington Academy. "For my 4-year-old son, I have modeled that books are important. We read together, and he sees me read."
Parent involvement is but one aspect of the National Education Association's signature program, Read Across America. Now in its 13th year, this initiative motivates children and teens to read through events, partnerships and other resources – particularly alongside caring adults. Read Across America Day takes place each year on or near March 2, the birthday of Dr. Seuss. Across the country, thousands of schools, libraries and community centers participate.
At Booker T. Washington Academy, special guests are dropping by all week to read with students and share why they think reading is important. Mayor Jim Gray, for instance, visited with fifth-graders – many of whom also offered up questions about his new job.
"A big part of being mayor is talking to people, and you've got to have something to say," said Gray, who explained how he gathers information by reading as well as listening to others' ideas.
"It's exciting. Every day I learn something new, and I get to go places I haven't been before," he said, noting it was his first visit to BTW Academy.
The school also invited a track athlete from the University of Kentucky, a police officer, a realtor, a storyteller and Rosie the Recycler from Bluegrass PRIDE. In addition, students are logging their own nightly reading in hopes of their class winning the big prize: a chance to toilet-paper their principal and guidance counselor on Friday's morning news show!
"They are really focused on reading every night and showing their commitment has increased," said fifth-grade teacher Aura Shafer, adding, "They're really enjoying better discussions with their parents and reading with their siblings."
The school already requires students to read a set amount of minutes every evening, so this week's challenge merely upped the ante a little: primary students are to read 15 minutes and intermediate students 30 minutes each night. The goal is 100 percent participation.
"It's great family time," said 10-year-old Dasia Lewis, whose all-time favorite Dr. Seuss book is "The Cat in the Hat."
Classmate Myracle Jones remembers her mother reading classics like "One Fish Two Fish Red Fish Blue Fish" to her and thinks Dr. Seuss' style is great for encouraging youngsters.
"If they'll read fun books, then they'll want to read more," she said.
These days, Myracle enjoys checking books out of the library herself.
"When I read a book I like, I don't even notice that I'm reading. I just picture it in my head," she said.
If you go
Read Across America finale
What: The Fayette County Education Association hosts a culminating event with celebrity readers, fun activities and the Cat in the Hat himself!
When: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday March 5
Where: Fayette Mall
Contact: Jessica Hiler, FCEA president


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Jed Rodrigues Pereira, MSW, LCSW, LCADC
Licensed addiction specialist and licensed Couples Counselor
1212 Todd Court, Lakewood, New Jersey 08701
With my experience in my Rabbinical work, and my practice, I will mediate all family issues, and quickly address all components that require attention. I have had tremendous success with family therapy, in which the family attends a session and through my therapy method, are able to reveal their inner emotions. I have counseled many families in my office, and have saved entire families from falling apart.
Jay Levin, Ph.D, LCSW
495 Ironbridge Road Suite 8, Freehold, New Jersey 07728
In appropriate cases, Dr Levin utilizes his Family Therapy skills to quickly help a family understand their difficulties and rise to a higher level of family cohesiveness. He uses the skills he has been personally taught by John Gray Ph.D. author of "Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus" to help families understand why these problems have occurred and a constructive, productive approach to solve these problems.
Karen LeVasseur, LCSW
Licensed Clinical Social Worker
514 Main Street, Bradley Beach, New Jersey 07720
I am not the traditional family therapist who will support family members in talking out problems or concerns. Instead I make family therapy fun and support my clients in healing relationships through filial (family) play and parenting support. Family play allows for so many changes such as providing the child with appropriate control, establishing boundaries, learning to communicate positively and improving problem solving skills. Parenting support helps adults strengthen and improve the way they respond to their children, which allows for improved behavior from the child.


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Concept M&M's Packaging Lets You Snack In Style [Pics]
Geometric redesign breathes new life into an otherwise amorphous piece of packaging.
Brooklyn, New York-based graphic designer Alyssa Phillips has done away with the lifeless plastic packaging usually associated with M&M's as part of her redesign for a school assignment. Not only is the new design attractive, it also makes it easier to save some of your snack for later – assuming you can control your sweet tooth.
The new design, which is available in six different colors, is distinctly geometric and features a much more clean-cut look than the old amorphous one. Designed to fit in the palm of your hand, the box is much more stable and comes complete with a resealable tear strip that lets you manage your sugar intake for the day.
Alyssa also created a much larger presentation box which takes on a similar form and is able to hold 12 of the smaller packets, perfect for parties and other events where presentation is key. In addition to its appearance, the chocolate snack had its name shortened to the much more modern "M's."
Source: DesignTaxi
Images: Alyssa Phillips