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Make this super moist, gluten free Double Berry Lemon Bundt Cake with raspberries, blueberries, and fresh lemon glaze, and and I promise it will be your new favorite cake. Now let's celebrate!
That's a bold statement, I know.
But seriously, how can you go wrong with summer sweet berries, zesty lemon juice from lemons plucked fresh from the tree, a hint of coconut flour, and, of course, a little healthy boost from good-for-you kefirr?
You can't.
Oh, and we're having a party too.
Because my oven is FINALLY fixed, which means NO MORE DUCT TAPE!!!
Not that my duck tape hack lasted that long mind you.
The very next day after I taped up my oven to make these Brazilian Cheese Puffs, my oven door came unhinged even more, and no amount of duct tape could keep it shut.
Big Tex suggested I just stand there and hold the door closed while I did my baking. {Check out his vanilla b-day cake in the link, also made with coconut flour, and another family favorite!}
I think he meant well, but maybe doesn't quite fully understand that I simply don't have the time, at least at this point in my life, to idle away my days holding the oven door shut 🙂
In the mean time, my oven repair guy tells me that he has known people to shove dining room chairs in front of their oven to keep them closed.
That and bungy cords.
I'll keep that it mind for sure in case my door comes unhinged again.
BUT, if you have a Self-Cleaning Kitchen Aid oven, here's a tip for you.
Do NOT self clean it.
That's what my repairman says anyways…
Apparently Kitchen Aid ovens are notorious for having their hinges ruined from the heat if they are put into self cleaning mode.
And you want to know the really embarrassing thing about this…
It only took me almost 13 years to find this out, which means, YEP, I haven't self-cleaned my oven in a very, very long time. Insert sheepish grin here…
BTW-if you live in San Diego and need an appliance repairman, shoot me an e-mail and I'll give you the name of my guy. He's honest, dependable, affordable, super friendly and down to earth.
So, enough talk about ovens, especially dirty ones.
Let's talk bundt cake!
Can you see the teensy, tiny mishap where the top of part of my cake came loose? Nothing that a little bit of berries and powdered sugar can't pretty up!
Double Berry Lemon Bundt Cake
Double Berry Lemon Bundt Cake
Yield 12 slices
Fresh berries and lemons pair together deliciously in this extra moist Double Berry Lemon Bundt Cake with coconut flour and keifer.
- Cake
- 1 3/4 cups gluten-free flour blend (or may try substituting all-purpose flour)
- 1/4 cup coconut flour
- 1 cup organic cane sugar
- 1 1/4 teaspoon baking soda
- 3/4 teaspoon baking powder
- 1 1/2 cups lowfat Kefir (i.e. Lifeway)
- 1/2 cup high oleic expeller pressed sunflower oil (or other vegetable oil)
- 3 large eggs, room temperature
- 1 large lemon, zested, juiced, and divided
- 1 teaspoon of the lemon zest
- 1/2 teaspoon vanilla
- 1 pint fresh blueberries, plus optional extra for decoration
- 1 pint fresh raspberries, plus optional extra for decoration
- Lemon Glaze
- 1 cup organic powdered cane sugar, plus optional extra for decoration
- 2 tablespoons lemon juice (~1/2 lemon)
- Position oven rack to the center of the oven, and preheat oven to 350 degrees fahrenheit.
- Grease a 10 or 12-inch bundt cake pan with vegetable oil, and lightly dust with gluten-free flour or all-purpose flour.
- Add all dry ingredients to a large mixing bowl, and combine well with a fork.
- Add wet ingredients, including 2 tablespoons of the lemon juice plus lemon zest to the dry ingredients, and mix well with a hand mixer until well combined.
- Add the berries to the cake batter, and gently stir in until well combined.
- Pour the batter in to the bunt cake pan, and place in oven to bake for 40-60 minutes.
- While the cake is baking, make the lemon glaze by combining the powdered sugar with the remaining 2 tablespoons of lemon juice, and stirring together in a small bowl until well combined.
- Check the cake after 40 minutes to see if it's ready by inserting a toothpick into it. If it doesn't come out clean, continue baking until the cake is done.
- Remove the cake from the oven and let cool in the pan for ~30 minutes, then invert it on to a plate or cake dish, and let cool for an additional 20 minutes.
- Spoon the glaze over the top of the cake, and decorate with extra berries and powdered sugar if desired.
If you don't have coconut flour, you can use all gluten-free flour or all-purpose flour, however I highly recommend the coconut flour because it makes the cake especially moist. Don't like the flavor of coconut? Don't worry-it doesn't add to the taste.
Nutrition Facts
Serving Size 1 slice
Amount Per Serving
% Daily Value
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily values may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.
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Nutrition Notes
- Gluten-free (when made with gluten-free flour), vegetarian, and suitable for a low FODMAP diet when made with gluten-free flour (the blend i used is made from white rice, brown rice, tapioca, and potato).
- The berries and kefir add some healthy fiber, phytonutrients, and probiotics.
- One slice of bundt cake with glaze has ~32 grams of added sugar. By omitting the glaze, the added sugar drops to 16 grams,and will taste equally yummy.
- This is cake after all so savor 1 slice as a delicious treat, and share some with your family, friends and neighbors!
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text: I had a nasty virus infection not long ago...browser redirect, random slowdowns, my computer even shut itself off once! Finally managed to get around it not letting me update AV programs, and think I got at least MOST of it.... Still dealing with random slowdowns, usually while using the interwebs or playing games, and my boot time is SLOW. I think I'm looking at a rootkit, and I used a 3rd party app that pointed a couple out. I deleted the registry keys that it pointed out...and waiting to see if THAT works. Any other steps I can take? Good scanning tools you'd recommend? At the moment I'm using Zone Alarm Security Suite, Spybot S&D, and the rootkit scanner is Sophos Anti-Rootkit.


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Wixon: This time, a big inning crushes Forney's state hopes
AUSTIN — In the fifth inning of Saturday's Class 4A state championship game, Santa Fe hitters sprayed singles across McCombs Field. They hit to left field, right field and up the middle as Forney fielders watched the rally build.
"I thought, 'This is how Midway must've felt yesterday when we kind of did the same thing,'" Forney softball coach Eric Montgomery said.
On Friday, a big inning fueled Forney's win over Waco Midway. But a day later, a seven-run inning was the crusher in Forney's 10-3 loss.
"When you face a team that puts 13 hits up on the board," Montgomery said, "it's tough to win."
Seven of those hits came in the bottom of the fifth, which started with a Santa Fe groundout. Then came a single to left, a single to right and a blooper that floated over second baseman Taylor Penn's head. With the bases loaded, Ciara Sunseri smashed a double to the gap in left that cleared the bases.
That gave Santa Fe a 4-1 lead, but it wasn't done yet. Santa Fe (37-6) got three more hits before Forney got the second out, and by the end of the inning, Santa Fe had scored seven to turn a tie into an 8-1 lead.
"That's just the nature of the game. You get those little rallies and everybody starts feeling it," Montgomery said. "It's kind of like a disease. Everybody kind of catches it and keeps rolling with it."
Forney (37-8), which had won its first 10 playoff games, still had two innings to rally. And with a lineup that in recent weeks knocked out three state-ranked teams, Frisco Wakeland, Frisco Centennial and Midway, Forney had reason for hope.
With the fresh memory of scoring seven runs in an inning Friday, Forney began another rally Saturday. With one out in the sixth, Jasmine Lusk walked and Taylor LeFlore, who homered in the first to give Forney a 1-0 lead, singled to left. Hillary Steed singled to load the bases, and Krista Williams' flyout to center scored a run. Brooke McCarroll followed with an RBI single to right to cut the lead to 8-3.
But the rally ended when Steed was thrown out trying to reach third on McCarroll's single. Maybe Forney was too aggressive on the play, but it needed to make something happen against a team that was pounding the ball.
Forney ace Macie Tillery allowed nine hits and eight runs in 42/3 rough innings in temperatures near 100 degrees. The senior, who usually works the corners of the plate well, allowed just one hit in the first three innings before Santa Fe got rolling.
Whether Tillery was missing the corners or the umpire had a tight strike zone, it wasn't clear. But the results were clear.
"She's not a speed-ball pitcher, she's a placement pitcher," Montgomery said of Tillery. "And when we couldn't get the corners working, all of the sudden it became batting practice."


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GOP, Romney hopes to recapture some of the youth vote from Obama
President Obama and the Republican Party are engaged in a war of words over the youth vote, with Republicans confident they can perform better among a demographic group that went overwhelmingly for Obama in 2008.
"We have a younger, more dynamic Republican candidate," former Sen. Hank Brown and Mitt Romney surrogate said Tuesday. "Gov. Romney obviously has a strong appeal, for a Republican to get elected in Massachusetts … [Romney] is a much stronger candidate with regard to youth and personal qualities."
Republicans point to a narrowing registration gap between the two parties in the three states Obama is visiting on his two-day swing. Republican registrations among 18 to 24 in North Carolina, Colorado and Iowa have all increased since 2008, according to data provided by the RNC via the three state secretaries of state offices.
In Colorado, young voters registered Democrat at almost a 2 to 1 split. In 2011, that gap has been narrowed to almost 1 to 1, with 11,542 Democratic registrations vs. 11,573 Republican registrations. In Iowa, Republicans lead in 2011 voter registrations amount young people, overcoming an almost 2 to 1 advantage in 2008.
The RNC data complements research done by the Center for Information and Research on Civic Learning and Engagement at Tufts University that showed Democrats have lost a significant registration advantage among young people in North Carolina and Nevada.
Obama won the 18-24 year old vote in 2008 by a 34 point margin, beating John McCain 66 to 32. The most recent survey shows Obama leading Mitt Romney by a 17 point margin.


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Dabur Vasant Malti Ras with Gold and Pearl: Energy after Chronic Fever like Malaria and Typhoid. Cures Respiratory Problems,Oligospermia,Spermatorrohea and Infertility
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Avoid: Alcohol,Fried,Sour substances and Curd.
Dosage: 1 to 2 Tablets to be taken in the morning and evening with water or as directed by the Physician.
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Walking Away Quotes And Sayings
Below are some walking away quotes and saying to inspire you.
Respect yourself enough to walk away from anything that no longer serves you, grows you, or makes you happy.
– Robert Tew
More walking away quotes and sayings:
Being strong doesn't always mean you have to fight the battle. True strength is being adult enough to walk away from the nonsense with your head held high.
– unknown
The hardest part about walking away from someone is when you realize that no matter how slow you go, that someone will never run after you.
– Unknown
To heal a wound, you need to stop touching it.
– Unknown
One of the hardest parts of life is deciding whether to walk away or try harder.
– Unknown
When there is nothing left to say, lift your head up high, smile, and walk away.
– Unknown
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Knowing when to walk away is Wisdom. Being able to is Courage. Walking away with your head held high, is Dignity.
– Unknown
Its Better To Walk Away Than To Tolerate Nonsense.
– Unknown
There are some people who always seem angry and continuously look for conflict.
– Unknown
There Is Beauty In Walking Away.
– Unknown
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No reason to stay is a good reason to go. – Unknown
The moment you feel like you have to prove your worth to someone is the moment to absolutely and utterly walk away.
– Alysia Harris
"There comes a time in your life, when you walk away from all the drama and people who create it. You surround yourself with people who make you laugh. Forget the bad and focus on the good. Love the people who treat you right, pray for the ones who do not. Life is too short to be anything but happy. Falling down is a part of life, getting back up is living."
― José N. Harris
When faced with senseless drama, spiteful criticisms and misguided opinions, walking away is the best way to stand up for yourself. To respond with anger is an endorsement of their attitude.
– Dodinsky
"You can spend minutes, hours, days, weeks, or even months over-analyzing a situation; trying to put the pieces together, justifying what could've, would've happened… or you can just leave the pieces on the floor and move the fuck on."
― Tupac Shakur
"One day, someone will walk in your life, make you feel special about yourself, love you in your simplicity and your doubts, laugh with you, cry with you, show you the way and simply leave. What remains are just memories to cherish. Don't suffer in silence because it's over; smile because it happened."
― Kevin Keenoo
"I didn't give up, I walked away
I had enough of accepting actions that were less than I deserved.
I made a concious choice
To honour myself,
Before complementing another
If that's what; has made you undeniably mad, Than I know, the history of our connection is hidden in the truth of your heart and regardless of your outcome, I have made the right choice for me."
― Nikki Rowe
Sometimes you have to walk away from what you want to find what you deserve.
– Unknown
"The minute you feel the need to fight for love, you've already lost it. Walk away. It's over."
– Anita Krizzan
"Never love anyone who treats you like you're ordinary."
― Oscar Wilde
I may not be someone's first choice, but I'm a great choice. I may not be rich, but I'm valuable. I don't pretend to be someone I'm not, because I'm good at being me. I might not be proud of some of the things I've done in the past, but I'm proud of who I am today. I may not be perfect, but I don't need to be. Take me as I am or watch me as I walk away!
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"Because at some point you have to realize that some people can stay in your heart but not in your life and this is my way of keeping you in my heart."
Her heart finally told her to stop wasting her time.
– Unknown
When someone isn't treating you right, no matter how much you love them, you've got to love yourself more and walk away.
– Unknown
Its better to break your own heart by leaving, rather than having that person break your heart every day you are with them.
– Unknown
If there is a small voice saying maybe this is not going to work… Listen.
– Unknown
If you allow people to make more withdrawals than deposits in your life, you will soon be in the negative. Know when to close the account.
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ESCONDIDO - Two cars struck a teenage skateboarder Thursday night in Escondido, police said.
Lt. Mike Loarie said in a news release Fridaythat a 16-year-old boy was treated at a local hospital for severe injuries, includingat least one to his head. According to Loarie, the injuriesdidn't appear to be life-threatening at the time, .
The lieutenant said the youth was one of two teenage boys were skateboarding shortly after 8 p.m. Thursday on a Midway Drive curb, next to Fire Station No. 2's.
A red Honda Civic struck the 16-year-oldas he crossed Midway, Loarie said. He said the boy landed on the street and was then struck by a white Geo Metro.
Both drivers, uninjured,stopped, said Loarie. The other skatboarder wasn't hit by either car.
The injured teenwasn't breathing whenfirefighter paramedics and emergency medical technicians arrived in front of the station, Loarie said. The lieutenant said the crew revived the boy and got him to the hospital within 15 minutes of the collision.
Officer Mike Nelson is still investigating. Police are asking anyone with information, includingeyewitnesses to the collision, to call(760) 839-4722.


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Jeffrey Roberts Spreads the Word about Vermont's Artisan Cheeses
Chronicler of handcrafted American artisan cheeses and their producers, Jeffrey Roberts has been spreading the word about these surprising delicacies for over a decade, since the time he first sampled a handcrafted goat cheese at a farmers market and struck up a conversation with the local producer. On June 6 he'll be headlining a fundraiser in Marshfield. He's currently working on a guidebook of American craft beers.
From the Barre-Montpelier Times Argus:
Jeffrey Roberts of Montpelier claims he can drive to just about anywhere in the country and nose his way to good food. He is more interested than most people in where it came from. Who made it? Where was it grown or raised?
Once while eating at a remote roadside diner in Montana, Roberts asked if the place got its beef from the herd of cattle he could see right across the road. Well, no one knew. So an employee went to check the wrapper on some meat that was still in the cooler. Best he could tell, the restaurant bought its beef from a processor in another part of the country, and there was no telling where the animals themselves came from.
American consumers and their food sources have suffered a giant disconnect over the past 60 years, stemming from the industrialization of food production, the shift from small farms to factory-like agribusiness and the rise of convoluted global distribution schemes. Roberts' eyes tighten as he speaks about it. But he brightens wonderfully when he talks about local artisan foods.
Especially cheese.
Some 15 years ago, on Roberts' second day as a new resident of Vermont, a bit of reconnaissance led him to the Capitol Farmer's Market in Montpelier. He approached a woman tending a booth offering samples of goat's milk cheese, and he asked her, "So who made this?" The woman answered, "I made it myself. What's it to ya?" And thus began a great friendship — and a budding collaboration in growing markets for artisan cheesemakers.
Over several years, Roberts gained more such friends and collaborators. Then, in a pivotal move, he helped bring 85 varieties of American handcrafted cheeses to a prestigious international exhibition called Cheese 2001 in Bra, Italy. The showcase event attracted some 60,000 neo-gastronomes and fired-up cheese tasters from around the world. Begun in the 1990s, Cheese was organized by the group called Slow Food International, which espouses the ideals of "good, clean and fair food." This means food produced in accordance with high standards of quality and safety, and with fair profits to producers.
Until that point, Europeans had long regarded America as a kind of cheese wasteland, on the assumption that we mainly ate mass produced, gelatinous bricks of orange "cheese product" and jars of school-paste-like spreads, heavily comprising vegetable oils and unsavory chemicals that were a cheap staple of many of childhoods.
But lo, the American artisan cheeses of 2001 were revelatory to the Europeans. The U.S. entries were deemed on a par with entries from Old World countries where cheese artisanship was honed and handed down over centuries. Notably, more than a third of the cheeses showcased at Cheese 2001 came from Vermont producers.
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Dungeons and Dragons: Daggerdale
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December 28th, 2012, 21:54
Anyone play this game? Just wondering. It got horrid reviews (not that I care), but I played the (too short) demo and I loved it. I actually liked Daggerdale more than Dungeon Siege 3. For some reason Daggerdale really resonated with me. Oh, and the co-op allows you to save your character and all your loot where DS3's co-op doesn't from what I understand.
The skills in Daggerdale really impressed me. D&D must have some really cool skills. Basic stuff but nearly everything I saw I actually wanted to invest in. Compared to other games where the skills don't interest me much at times, it was refreshing to feel that way about the skill system.
The loot looked good too. And best of all, you actually see it on your character when you equip it! For some reason DS3 left this part out. Half the fun is seeing your character in the inventory screen wearing the new gear you just put on. Oh well.
And overall it just feels incredibly nerdy. I can't quite explain it. It's truly "Dungeons & Dragons". I felt like I was revisiting an old friend when I played it.
So yeah, give the demo a shot. It's short, but it gives you an idea of whether you'll like it or not. I would definitely recommend it.
Thoughts? Is there any LEGIT reason that this game got 3/10 and 4/10 reviews? It seems like good fun to me.
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Before the evolvement of Pentecostal Christianity in the early 2000s, the Topic and teachings of Hell featured prominently in the Church doctrinal teachings, but suddenly, the teachings and constant reminder of/to the church that HELL is real and the consequences of non-repentance have been given the back seat.
Today we see the teachings of Money, spirituality, demonology, prosperity, seed sowingology, tithing, seed faith, faith and its likes being given prominent positions in the daily teachings and preaching of the men, prompting the filling of pews by people who are always carried away by the swaying of such teachings.
In order to really get the view of Hell and its realities, the question about the understanding of Hell was put up forward for discussion.
Young Generation and Hell
When put out to the younger generation about their thoughts on Hell, the results gotten were alarming.
"I think we shouldn't deny the existence of Hell, play down its reality or pretend it doesn't exist, however we shouldn't talk obsessively about Hell either.
If we are always consumed with the thoughts of Hell, it can distract us from focusing on other areas of Spiritual growth…. The awareness of Hel and its realities should be another incentive to avoid it, but should not be the ONLY reason.
It is important though that if we claim to love someone, we wouldn't hesitate to tell them that Hell is real, or never mention it at all."
Another said: "In my own view, Hell and its mentions and teachings has gradually been "deleted" from most alters and replaced by the prolific action of preaching about instant miracles, demonology, sowing of seeds and instant monetary rewards in our churches today!"
Then this brings us to the problem of "How many of us believers that even bother to remember to tell our friends about Hell or point people towards its direction or take our time to explain about Hell in order to help them make better choices?"
Christians of Today and Hell
The problem we see with the Christians of our generation is that people would rather talk about Love, the love of Christ Jesus, miracles, Tithes etc. than engage themselves in talking about Hell and its realities.
Hear this respondent: "I'll rather talk about LOVE than HELL. I am a Christian because I Love God, not because I don't want to go to Hell…..
The result of Loving God and believing in His Son Jesus Christ is the chance to earn eternity in His Kingdom.
I also know that the result of not accepting His Love is a damned eternity in Hell."
Yes we agree that God is Love and everything that concerns and centres on God must be viewed with and in the eyes of Love, but the reality is that if you don't and can't live in God words and love, isn't that an indication that you are buying a one way ticket and the destination is Hell?
Before I could even finish, here comes the justification of not talking about Hell.
"Well as far as I am concerned, it's LOVE first. The Love of Christ must be preached first. It must be at the forefront of our minds. I can't bring myself to imagine speaking about Hell with someone who is unsaved. Is that supposed to be a motivation?"
So this means we are now counting in numbers rather than in the value of our conversion or acceptance of Christ Jesus?
For me, not constantly talking about Hell to the Church or Body of Christ is same way as turning blind eyes to the fact that Alter Calls have gradually been replaced by Money/Miracle adverts after preaching.
The value of our conversion and acceptance of Jesus Christ as our Lord and Saviour is gradually turning into a thing of statistics; where the number of the congregation matters more than the value of and balancing of the teachings that are being taught.
As many teachings in our churches and various bodies of Christ are now centred on LOVE and money, rather than the realities of life of a Christian, it seems we are producing half-baked Christians who only know of the Love of God and spending eternity with God in heaven, but do not necessarily want to talk about Hell and it's flurries (2 Peter 2:3-5).
So I ask again, Why the Hell do you want to believe in Hell, when there is free flow of Love surrounding you?
I have set apart a choice for you, you now have the chance to pick from living a cosy life here on Earth in waiting for eternity in Heaven, or waiting for your call up letter to Hell. But the Truth is, there is Heaven and there is Hell. (Luke 12:4-6)
Choose wisely!
This post – Why the Hell do you believe in Hell, is written as part of the May 2014 Synchroblog: What the Hell!, centring on how we should think and talk about Hell.
A full list of participating blogs/websites for this month could be seen below:
- Jeremy Myers – Does Jesus Talk About Hell More Than Heaven?
- Wesley Rostoll – Hell, thoughts on annihilationism
- K. W. Leslie – Dark Christians
- Angie Benjamin – Hell Is For Real
- Paul Meier – Hell Is For Real – I've Been There and Came Back
- Glenn Hager – Abusing Hell
- The Virtual Abbess – What The Hell?
- Kimbery Klein – Hell, if I know.
- Michael Donahoe – Hell Yes…or No?
- Liz Dyer – Hell? No!
- Margaret Boelman – Hell No I Won't Go
- Loveday Anyim – Why the hell do you believe in hell?
- Linda – If you died today, where would you go?
- Edwin Aldrich – What the Hell do we really know.
- Mallory Pickering – The Time I Blogged About Hell
- Elaine – What The Hell?
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Horizontal Stripes, Part II
Yesterday we polled you to find out your thoughts on horizontal stripes for walls. About half of you responded that they were hot! Another half of you felt varying degrees of "not"...and we're wondering if a different look would change your opinion. Compared to yesterday's room, we thought that maybe this one (above) would elicit a different response. Click below the jump to compare the horizontal styles.


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Is the phone going into dock mode when inserted in this dock? (home screen in landscape)??
I'm having issues charging using this dock. My HOX always complains about it. On the back it says output 500mA. Is there a way to get it to output 1000mA for example using the original 1000mA HTC charger?
Anyone found a solution for this? This is the only thing keeping me from ordering and trying one of these out as I'm concerned about the low voltage output as compared to plugging it in using the A/C cable that comes with the phone.
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The Final in the Lakeland Heatwave trilogy
BlurbUsing powerful sex magic, revenge-obsessed Kennet Lucian makes a deal with the lusty fire demon, Lucia, to help him end Deacon's reign of terror. Having her own reasons for hating the demon Deacon, Lucia agrees to help…for a price. Their bargain leads Kennet to a sexy encounter on the Lakeland fells with Tara Stone, head of the Elemental Coven. Tara's a powerful witch, with her own staggering hatred for Deacon. The attraction between Tara and Kennet is magnetic and the sex combustible, just as Lucia suspected it would be. Lucia plans to use their lust for each other to bring about Deacon's downfall. But as lust gives way to feelings Lucia hadn't bargained for, the path to Deacon's destruction is far from clear, and the price that must be paid to be free of him for ever may be too high, even for Tara Stone.
I had been waiting since last year in suspense for the third and last in the trilogy and jeeze was it worth the wait! Wow wow wow what an ending; it was nearly 4am and I couldn't put this down. Yet another sleepless night with KD lol!
Each book has been a quite different read but each having strong main characters binding all the three books together!
The 3 books are set in the stunning setting of the lake district, an area I know well; so I can relate even more to the books. From reading the first book of the trilogy Body temperature Rising we get to know and love the main characters from the elemental covern, they are all bonded with a huge sense of loyalty to each other which we see grow within the three books.
Deacon the demon manages to intertwine his evil throughout the 3 books in different ways with different members of the covern; with an end to walk the earth in flesh by using the covern in anyway he can and not allowing anyone to get in his way. They gain their power from sexmagic which is hot, hot, hot and in every shape and form, essential of course to enter the ether a parallel world to try and stop Deacon.
I loved how KD has made him even more creepy in Elemental Fire as he manages to get into their heads, into their dreams, twisting their views and perceptions of what's real and what isn't; a modern day sand man, this would make the most amazing film.
I found myself really enjoying the growing relationship between Tara and Kennet despite their reservations with each other, they are powerfully strong characters that were amazing to follow. Its a parallel love, lust and distrust story running alongside hunting Deacon. Lucia the fire demon throws a spanner in the works a brilliant addition in this last novel.
This final saga, is an action packed race against time as the members of Elemental Covern plan his demise....again! You will be glued to your pixel pages.
If you haven't read the other two books dont worry as its a separate plot in itself but by reading the trilogy in order; you may enjoy the finale so much more as you would know how far these great characters have come to get to this point.
A brilliant finale to the Heatwave trilogy, KD has a fantastic knack of pulling you into the pages themselves offering an exciting mixture of the paranormal, witches, demons and the power they create using sex magic which is completely believable....just another day at the office!
A dramatic, heart pounding, fast paced ending with a twist...of course..its KD afterall! It also made me laugh...what a breakfast.... nope Im not telling you, you need to read it! Im now gutted its finished and Ive loved each character and would love more about elemental cottage....it cant be the end....can it..?
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Author Bio
K D Grace believes Freud was right. In the end, it really IS all about sex, well sex and love. And nobody's happier about that than she, cuz otherwise, what would she write about?
When she's not writing, K D is veg gardening or walking. She walks her stories, and she's serious about it. She and her husband recently walked the Coast to Coast rout across England. For her, inspiration is directly proportionate to how quickly she wears out a pair of walking boots.
K D has erotica published with Xcite Books, Harper Collins Mischief Books, Mammoth, Cleis Press, Black Lace, Erotic Review, Ravenous Romance, Sweetmeats Press and others.
K D's critically acclaimed erotic romance novels include, The Initiation of Ms Holly, The Pet Shop. Her paranormal erotic novel, Body Temperature and Rising, the first book of her Lakeland Heatwave trilogy, was listed as honorable mention on Violet Blue's Top 12 Sex Books for 2011. Books two and three, Riding the Ether, and Elemental Fire, are now also available.
K D Grace also writes hot romance as Grace Marshall. An Executive Decision, Identity Crisis, books one and two of her Executive Decisions Trilogy are now available.
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Quick summary and catchup of the 3 books
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Book 1 Body Temperature Rising
First title in the Lakeland Heatwave, K.D. Grace's paranormal erotic trilogy set in the Lake District.
Can the power of lust overcome deadly intentions?
Marie Warren, an American living in England, has a magical encounter on the Lakeland fells which ends in sex with a charming ghost – and she discovers she has the ability to unleash demons and ghosts.
Her powers bring her to a coven of witches who practise rare sex magic which allows ghosts access to pleasures of the flesh.
As ancient grudges unfold, a demon named Deacon is unleashed by her new powers. And he will stop at nothing to destroy everything the coven's high priestess holds dear including Marie and her young landlord, farmer Tim Meriwether.
Only powers unleashed by Marie and Tim's lust can stop Deacon's bloody rampage before the coven is torn apart and innocent people die. But is lust enough?
Can the power of lust overcome deadly intentions?
Marie Warren, an American living in England, has a magical encounter on the Lakeland fells which ends in sex with a charming ghost – and she discovers she has the ability to unleash demons and ghosts.
Her powers bring her to a coven of witches who practise rare sex magic which allows ghosts access to pleasures of the flesh.
As ancient grudges unfold, a demon named Deacon is unleashed by her new powers. And he will stop at nothing to destroy everything the coven's high priestess holds dear including Marie and her young landlord, farmer Tim Meriwether.
Only powers unleashed by Marie and Tim's lust can stop Deacon's bloody rampage before the coven is torn apart and innocent people die. But is lust enough?
Second title in the paranormal erotic romance trilogy by KD Grace, set in the Lake District.
Cassandra Larkin keeps her ravenous and dangerous sexual appetite secret until she seduces Anderson in the mysterious void of the Ether. Anderson is the sexy, insatiable ghost who can give her exactly what she needs. But sex is dangerous in a place like the Ether...
When the treacherous demon, Deacon, discovers the truth about the origin of Cassandra's powerful lust, he plots to use her sex magic for revenge on Tara Stone and the Elemental Coven, who practice their own brand of sex magic. Cassandra must embrace the lust and sexuality she fears and learn to use its power.
Will she stand with Anderson, Tara, and the Elemental Coven against Deacon's wrath or suffer the loss of friendship, magic and love?


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place of birth: Aurich,
Preußen: KG,
General der Cavallerie
Peter von Colomb was a Prussian cavalry general who began his
military career in 1792 by joining the Zieten Hussars Regiment Nr 3 in
Berlin. He participated in the 1806 conflict in Thuringia and defense
of Lübeck along with his brother-in-law Gebhard von Blücher. Colomb was
married to Wilhelmine von Stosch from 1808 to 1824, with whom he had
one daughter and four sons (Enno and Otto later served as Prussian
generals). He later was wed to Maria Henriette von Stosch, and their
son Karl served as a Prussian general as well.
In 1829, von Colomb was promoted to
Generalmajor and received command of the 12th Cavalry Brigade in Neiße.
As a Generalleutnant, he was appointed in 1841 as Commandant of Berlin
and Chief of the Landesgendarmerie, and in 1841 he was transferred to
Posen to succeed Karl von Grolman as commander of Fifth Army Corps. He
retired from active duty in 1849 at the rank of General der Kavallerie,
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OT: Another Alleged Top-10 QB Is Being Exposed On National TV
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Man, I just don't get it. Every year I hear the same sh*t about how so-and-so QB from said "top" program is supposed to be a top-ten pick based on how they look in games that basically amount to 7 on 7 drills.
From Brady Quinn to Brian Brohm, these draft "experts" keep telling me these guys are "franchise" QB's, but yet, these QB's struggle in big games.
If they struggle in college, what do you think they'll do in the NFL?
And with that, these "experts" want me to believe that Troy Smith isn't as "blue chip" as these guys because he's 6'0''.
But what they fail to mention that Brohm is barely 6'2'', if that.
It's almost to the point now that certain players get opportunities to play themselves out of a a certain ranking, and others have to go above and beyond to just be looked upon in the same favorable manner.
For instance, Brady Quinn was a preseason All-American on a top-5 ranked ballclub. But yet when he struggles in the two biggest games of the year, the "experts" are now telling me Notre Dame is lacking of talent and team speed.
If that was the case, then why did these very same people rank them in the top-5 in the first place?
And here this Brohm kid has been putting up insane stats against nothing but cupcake defenses...and now all of a sudden I hear if he commits, he'll be a top-15 pick? How? Who did he play that I should be impressed with? And even if his stats are legit, what makes what he did on the field any more impressive than Troy Smith?
Please someone take just a little bit of time and explain to me what I'm missing.
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6 Year-Old Plays Van Halen's 'Hot For Teacher' on Drums and Kills it [VIDEO]
6 year-old Avery just blows me away in this video because at 6 years old I could barley wipe my own butt and this little dude just slams it on Van Halen's 'Hot For Teacher'. To this day I don't have an ounce of natural talent in my body. Nice job kid!
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Le Passage Hotel
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11361 Cairo, Egypt
Le Passage Hotel Cairo-Heliopolis is located in the Heliopolis area, the most elegant business and residential district of Cairo, just five minutes away from Cairo international Airport.
The hotel is surrounded with lush landscape gardens leading to the children's playground, outdoor restaurants, and pools.
Conceived to provide efficiency, friendliness, and comfort, the hotel offers an idyllic location for historical tours and leisure seekers. Le Passage offers non-smoking rooms and rooms for the physically challenged.
Enjoy a leisurely swim in one of the outdoor or indoor pools and relax and sunbathe by the pool deck and exotic gardens. Or enjoy a workout at the hotel fitness center, outfitted with weightlifting equipment, volleyball courts, squash & tennis courts, and a jogging track.
Indulge yourself in a sauna massage and steam bath or take in the live entertainment at the Il Giardino Restaurant & Terrace.
Whether your pleasure is dancing, dining, or just relaxing, Le Passage offers a variety of choices for connoisseurs of life. Enjoy a cup of coffee or a draft beer while sampling the mouthwatering buffet in the Orangerie Restaurant. Select your favorite fresh Egyptian seafood from the large display at the Fisherman's restaurant and have it cooked to your liking. The hotel also provides for families with children including a garden, a children's pool and small zoo.


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Archos' line of Honeycomb tablets got a new addition to the family today. The Archos 70b has been announced as a $199 Honeycomb 3.2 tablet. It will go on sale in January. Considering how popular the Kindle Fire is, it's not surprising other manufacturers are trying to make a dent in the cheap-yet-reliable tablet market.
The Archos 70b is totally compatible with Google's applications. That means you'll get full access to the Android Market, Gmail, Google Maps, Google Calender and all the other free services Google throws at us. The tablet also has a 1024 x 600 capacitive screen, 1.2 GHz processor, 512MB of RAM, 8GB of storage and ports for microSD and HDMI connectivity.
The two biggest questions that remain are whether this tablet is actually good, and if it will be upgraded to Android 4.0. We'll have the answer to the first question during CES. We've also reached out to Archos to see if this tablet has a Ice Cream Sandwich future. We'll update you if we get a response.
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I heard it on the Michael Kay Show. Michael Kay doesnt believe D'antoni should be fired but he think Mike is not that good of a coach and the the Knicks should not be a 21 win team by now.
This is from a ESPN forum who pretty much got the interview right.
Van Gundy's ownage of Kay:
From ESPNRadio (paraphrased):
-"You don't win 60+ games and play poor defense. The Suns never played great defense, but they were middle of the road and that was enough with their elite offense."
-"You really can't coach effort. Walsh had a plan that he's pulled off miraculously and of course, not every player is going to be that excited about it and really pull together for the team."
-"The Suns had a Championship level team but caught some tough breaks throughout the years."
-"You can win with an uptempo system, but the best teams of all-time have been able to play at any style of play."
-"The Knicks current team is being dragged down by dead weight. I feel for D'Antoni because, even though the plan is good, it's hard to deal with this losing...especially when you're coming from an elite team like the Suns."
-"The Knicks will need inside defense next season regardless of who they get (Lebron or Wade). Maybe they'd be better off getting one max player and then a good PG and C to play with him."
LOL at Michael Kay hyping up Curry! "If he plays like he did a few years ago, he'd give the Knicks exactly what they need down low (interior defense)." This fool knows nothing about the NBA!! Why am I listening to him? Van Gundy immediately put Kay in his place about Curry's limitations.
-"The plan to get under the cap is solid and there doesn't need to be blame here. It's been well-executed up until now and they just need to get those elite guys."
-"This team IS as bad as it's record (mocking Kay). They have no defensive presence inside, Duhon has been awful, Harrington/Chandler/Gallo/Lee are not even 2nd tier guys on a Championship level team. THEY ARE EXACTLY WHERE THEY SHOULD BE RECORD-WISE."
Michael Kay pretty much owned by Van Gundy, though not very difficult.


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As much as I love making my own wrapping paper, I can't resist manufactured wrapping paper with a beautiful design. Such is the case with the Snow & Graham Winter Tweets Paper ($7 for two sheets). Featuring small, vibrant red birds perched on brown and green branches, the paper is festive and seasonal. But its clean lines and unfussy shapes give it a hip, mid-century modern vibe — an infinitely better choice than kitschy Santa Claus and reindeer designs. Of course, your Walgreens-variety wrapping paper will come at much more manageable price, but the look of these sweet birds under your tree is oh-so-worth it, and hard to resist. Would you splurge on this gift wrap?


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- I wrote an overview on pictograms in mobile browsers.
If you are wondering whether or how to use this feature, you can read about it at mobiForge:
You can also find the article in the following site, together with a PDF version formatted for A4 print-outs:
A shameless plug, certainly, but it concerns a terminal capability that is not often considered by mobile developers.
- Hey Casays, thank you for this. Very interesting. Pretty much as everything you write.Would it make sense to have some of this supported in WURFL in your opinion?Luca
On Sat, Nov 17, 2012 at 3:07 PM, casays <casays@...> wrote:
I wrote an overview on pictograms in mobile browsers.
If you are wondering whether or how to use this feature, you can read about it at mobiForge:
You can also find the article in the following site, together with a PDF version formatted for A4 print-outs:
A shameless plug, certainly, but it concerns a terminal capability that is not often considered by mobile developers.
- --- In firstname.lastname@example.com, Luca Passani <luca.passani@...> wrote:
>It really depends on the demand for such information, and the effort to enhance the current database with the required attributes.
> Would it make sense to have some of this supported in WURFL in your opinion?
> Luca
In essence, I see the following points:
1) OpenWave and WAP
Support for pictograms can be a derived attribute.
If the following information is known:
a) browser name;
b) browser version;
then one can easily determine whether the browser supports pictograms, and, implicitly, which classes of pictograms. It is really a matter of checking the mobile_browser against a list of browser names, and the mobile_browser_version against a range of versions.
Things get more laborious, but one can still handle support for ISO pictograms as a derived attribute.
If the following information is known:
a) OS name;
b) OS version;
c) browser name;
d) browser version;
then one can determine whether pictograms are supported, and, implicitly, which classes of pictograms. Data about the OS is required because ISO pictograms are associated to system fonts, and data about the browser is required because some browsers may or may not handle all pictograms in the UNICODE space properly. Once again, it is a matter of checking device_os and device_os_version in addition to the mobile_browser and mobile_browser_version.
3) WAP, Openwave, ISO details
For these three standards, there are two ways to handle the matter:
a) Just provide the basic attributes about OS and browser through the database/API, and let the server application developer code the logic to derive from it which pictograms are supported (based on my article and referred standard documents).
b) Enhance the default descriptors associated with the browser or the OS with an additional attribute giving the type of pictograms supported (WAP, ISO, Openwave) and another one listing the classes of pictograms supported (i.e. Openwave icon ranges, WAP dictionaries, ISO UNICODE blocks).
Regarding ISO in the latter case: one would have to investigate for relevant OS/browsers which UNICODE blocks are fully implemented (and that could therefore appear in the list), and leave unimplemented or partially implemented blocks aside (it is not terribly useful to know that some symbols are not implemented without knowing exactly which ones). This is a tedious job -- there are several UNICODE blocks coming into play, and hundreds upon hundreds of symbols to check (I quickly counted and there were over 1300). At some point, somebody will probably have to do this anyway as ISO pictograms are becoming relevant in the mobile web -- chiefly because of Apple.
Anyway, I do not think that it would be the role of WURFL to provide some sort of cross-translation facility between pictogram formats; this is something to be left to the application server.
There things are really complicated. We cannot rely upon browser or OS -- this information is frequently unknown, and even then, not really conclusive anyway.
Japanese operators classify devices in generations, which are associated with browser capabilities and emoji classes; if this information would be present, then one could derive from it the pictogram classes supported. This requires delving in the relevant documentation -- which is frequently only in Japanese (the documentation is usually well organized and Babelfish is your friend, but still).
In any case, one would have to associate the information (either device class or emoji type -- DoCoMo, Softbank, etc -- with emoji class) explicitly for each device model. Quite some work -- but it could be justified if you intend to push WURFL in Japan, where emojis are truly important.
Hope this helps.
- The second part of my investigations regarding pictograms is on-line at
It comprises compatibility tables for UNICODE pictographs in WP, iOS and Android, and caters for feature phones by establishing the correspondence with WAP and Openwave icons. There are some tips about detecting support for pictograms with WURFL.
I am now polishing a third and last part detailing how to implement custom pictograms on mobile phones.
I hope mobile Web developers will find this useful.
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Venkat R. Bhethanabotla is Professor and Chair of the Department of Chemical and Biomedical Engineering at University of South Florida, Fla, USA. He holds a Ph.D. degree in chemical engineering from Penn State. The Bhethanabotla group currently works in the areas of chemical and biological sensors and systems, plasmonics, and computational catalysis. Computational modeling at the electronic structure to finite element levels is utilized in all problems tackled in his group. He has been involved in computer simulation for over 30 years, starting from his graduate dissertation research, which was in the early days of molecular simulation of low dimensional systems. His group has authored over 140 peer reviewed papers, a majority of which are involving large-scale computations.
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Deflazacort Transition Program Reminder
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More than simply a repository of all things alcoholic, this megamart of mirth is party headquarters. It's also something of a bookstore, but more on that later. Before shoppers catch sight of a pint, fifth, or gallon of their favorite go-juice, they have to pass by a combination stationery store/ deli/gourmet food shop. Nothing comes across as a more thoughtful gift than booze, and ABC lets you give in style with a fine selection of bottle-shape gift bags and an assortment of greeting cards. Need a bottle of Jim Beam Barbecue Sauce to spice up the grilled chicken? How about caviar, salsa, pasta, sauces, meats, cheeses, bar utensils, or glassware? ABC has you covered in all of those departments, too, and the place features a large, walk-in humidor full of fine cigars to boot. The glassed-in stogy area sits across the store from the entrance, and to get there one must wade through a sea of wine selections, all neatly racked and organized by type. Along the back wall, a row of cooler cases keeps the large selection of brew, including plenty of microbrews and imports, cold. All the ingredients are certainly here for a blowout party, but if you need help putting everything together, check out the kiosk of books. Titles such as the Harvey Collins Drink Guide and The Entertaining Survival Guide: A Handbook For the Hesitant Host can boost your skills as a classy party purveyor. Finally, if you need something to make you feel better about imbibing, pick up The French Paradox & Drinking For Health, wherein author Gene Ford espouses the health benefits of moderate drinking.
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Does anyone else have a hard time making friends while being a mom?! How do you even have time for them? Better yet any ideas where to meet other moms who understand that parenthood is busy and even though I may not return your call for days or even weeks does not mean i am ignoring you! Lol just lost in potty training and homework and dinner and the list goes on! I live in a small town so my options for finding other busy moms are very limited. But u desperately need that girl time occasionally!
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I still have a best friend, but our relationship is so complicated. She has never been married, doesn't have kids, & so it is so hard for her to understand why I can't be there all the time & do things. Plus she is very controlling & manipulative, so that makes it even harder for me. I care about her, but sometimes I wonder if all the stress is worth it. I would love a mom friend that can better understand me!
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If you've been keeping tabs on the Daly Download lately (and you should because Carson is rewarding the winner with tickets to Lady Gaga's Born This Way Ball!), then you've probably noticed that we've settled into a holding pattern.
The same five artists have been duking it out day in, day out. It's just a matter of determining who eked out a #1 finish.
Yesterday, PSY surprised us all by catapulting to the top of the countdown. Do you think he can do it two days in a row?
Let's check out the top 5 downloaded songs in Southern California!
5. One More Night – Maroon 5
4. Too Close – Alex Clare
3. Gangnam Style – PSY
2. As Long As You Love Me – Justin Bieber
1. We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together – Taylor Swift
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4G wireless is coming – NBN or not. But what is it, exactly?
TeliaSonera's commercial 4G network has launched in Scandinavia and uses a Samsung dongle.
The recent Australian election debate on fibre versus wireless highlighted some confusion over exactly what fourth-generation (4G) wireless is. With the recent launch of the world's first 4G wireless broadband service by Scandinavian carrier TeliaSonera the race is now on towards a new generation of wireless services that could reach 1Gbit/s – and vendors are now working to clearly define what 4G is.
The definition was initially muddied by the vendors' own self-serving bias. Many initially saw 4G as seamless roaming between 3G mobile and fixed networks based on WiMAX a high-speed wireless technology that's best for bringing internet services straight into the home but carriers – seeking to protect their 3G investments – favoured HSPA (High-Speed Packet Access) services instead. But those services initially struggled to reach 1Mbit/s throughput and even Telstra's much-vaunted Next G network only delivers up to 8Mbit/s in practice. Compare that with vividwireless the Seven Network-owned WiMAX ISP that recently reported average user speeds of 9.53Mbit/s.
Vendors may have pushed WiMAX and HSPA as 4G – or intermediary designations like 3.25G 3.5G and 3.75G – but they meant little. âThe industry is just playing on perceptionsâ says Kursten Leins strategic marketing manager for multimedia with Ericsson. âIf they sell it as 4G it must be better than 3G right? But it's important to look at what any technology is actually doing at that point in time. You've got a wide spread of HSPA user experiences and peak or actual network throughputs.â
Early confusion is dissipating however after the Next Generation Mobile Networks (NGMN) program whose membership includes the world's largest telcos set out minimum 4G criteria including quality-of-service (QoS) capabilities efficient use of radio frequency spectrum low latency compatibility with HSPA roadmaps and clarity of intellectual property rights.
Current 4G targets include a minimum transfer speed of 100Mbit/s which is finally achievable with the 3GPP LTE (Long Term Evolution) technology deployed by TeliaSonera. As of mid-2010 the Global Mobile Suppliers Association noted 80 firm LTE deployments in 33 countries with 30 more networks in the planning stages; Telstra and Optus are trialling the technology here – Telstra reported pushing data at 100Mbit/s over a 75km link – but neither has committed to a rollout.
LTE is an upgrade to current HSPA-toting 3G networks and has delivered up to 160Mbit/s in testing. In the longer term LTE will segue into the LTE Advanced specification which promises blistering speeds of up to 1Gbit/s that will wirelessly connect company offices without any reduction in speed. Thanks to co-operation between 3GPP (the peak industry body for GSM WCDMA and HSPA development) and 3GPP2 (which develops CDMA) networks running both can move straight to LTE.
Given market confusion over what '4G' means it's a relief that the industry finally has a hard target. But what exactly is LTE and how does it work?
Like 802.11a/b/g Wi-Fi digital TV's DVB digital radio's DAB and other standards LTE uses a technique called orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) to carry data on the downlink; Single-Carrier FDMA (SC-FDMA) is used for the uplink.
To understand how OFDM works picture a biscuit factory: biscuits are made one after another from dough squirted onto conveyor belts at equal intervals. If you want to make more biscuits at a time you add more conveyor belts. Your total capacity is limited by the width of your factory floor.
Think of the biscuits as bits of data which in OFDM are carried between the LTE base station and your smartphone using 'tones' or subcarriers – individual radio frequency bands each just 15kHz in width. Each band is broken up into seven OFDM 'symbols' that together last 0.5 milliseconds. In other words each conveyor belt carries seven biscuits past a given point every 0.5ms.
Now imagine that you decide to increase biscuit-making capacity by stacking 2 4 or 6 biscuits on top of each other. LTE uses 'modulation schemes' that allow each symbol to represent 2 (QPSK modulation) 4 (16QAM modulation) or 6 bits (64QAM modulation). This means LTE can transmit 28 to 84 bits per millisecond per subcarrier.
When you connect to an LTE base station your device uses 'resource blocks' that tie together 12 subcarriers – consuming 180kHz of radio spectrum in total – to carry up to 1008 bits per millisecond or just over 1Mbit/s. Combine 96 subcarriers to carry eight resource blocks at once and you've got an 8Mbit/s wireless connection – but you'll be tying up 1.44MHz of radio frequency spectrum (data is multiplexed so a subcarrier can carry traffic to and from multiple devices at once).
LTE can adapt to different amounts of spectrum including 1.4MHz 3MHz 5MHz 10MHz 15MHz and 20MHz. Note that at 20MHz which equates to 111 resource blocks you're getting over 100Mbit/s bandwidth. But spectrum is a shared resource so the more users at once the less bandwidth available to each.
LTE is quite flexible. For example it offers eight quality-of-service (QoS) levels for guaranteed service quality. It also supports both frequency division duplexing (FDD) -'paired frequencies' in which data is downloaded using one subchannel and uploaded using another – and time division duplexing (TDD) a slower and less power-efficient 'unpaired' technique in which data is downloaded over a subchannel a certain portion of the time. FDD is the reason wireless broadband services are so asymmetric but it's more spectrum-efficient than TDD. Carriers balance the two to maximise bandwidth to the largest number of simultaneous users possible.
As well as carrying data LTE uses an IP-based architecture built around a simplified network architecture called SAE (System Architecture Evolution).
Existing networks tend to use a hub-and-spoke design with base stations connecting to central controlling nodes that use SS7 or SIGTRAN protocols to manage handoff of calls and data sessions between network control nodes.
LTE replaces older signalling with the 3GPP-favoured Diameter protocol (bit.ly/bsJELJ) which authenticates and authorises sessions as they're handed between base stations. Since the SEA structure is flat each base station can talk to the other base stations creating a self-configuring environment that obviates the need for a separate control node. Since any base station is only one hop away from the internet LTE latency can be less than 10ms compared with hundreds of milliseconds in 3G – helping applications run faster.
LTE is gaining momentum but some call it 3.9G in anticipation of LTE Advanced a successor specification that will push bandwidth up to 1Gbit/s – making it the first standard that can be rightfully designated as 4G.
LTE Advanced will require large amounts of contiguous radio frequency spectrum in low-frequency bands that provide long-distance high-bandwidth transmission. The best target is the 700MHz range which won't be opened up until after the last analogue TV goes black at the end of 2013.
Government policymakers are considering the best policy for managing that bandwidth but the process is complicated by the need to 'stack' existing allocated frequencies together. In late June the government announced it will provide 126MHz of usable spectrum in the 700MHz band – between 694MHz and 820MHz – with spectrum auctions to run from late 2012. A decision on 2.5GHz spectrum which can also be used for LTE is expected soon; together these decisions will pave the way towards a clearer faster 4G future


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Taking Stock / Does the Treasury Have the Moxie?
They just couldn't resist it at the Finance Ministry.
We hear, yet again, that the economic plan taking form over there is the "biggest since the stabilization plan of 1985." Yet again, we hear of "brave structural changes" and "economic revolution."
Show some restraint, treasurymen. It's been all of six months since the former finance minister, Silvan Shalom, said exactly the same thing when presenting the 2003 budget to the government. He also waved the banner of "revolution," prattling about sacrificing sacred cows and restoring "responsible" economic policy.
By now, even the top treasury officials have no choice but to admit that the "revolutionary" 2003 budget submitted some six months ago is from la-la-land, that it is based on preposterous tax estimates, and that it has revolutionized exactly nothing.
It's a budget that if left unfixed, will lift the government deficit to an all-time high of 6-7 percent of GDP, and that's without factoring in the expenses in the event war breaks out.
The treasury is proudly patting itself on the back over two budget cuts - one in the bag, one to come - totaling NIS 20 billion. Beware of that figure, dear reader: Keep in mind that mysteriously enough, the "slashed " budget for 2003 is still higher than was the budget for 2002, in absolute terms.
Unquestionably, the proposals for change in the 2003 budget are far more momentous than anything we've seen in recent years. Several of the items in the plan taking shape are, in fact, the first real effort at real structural reform.
The question is: What will remain of the plan? Will it boil down to higher taxes and the annulment of allowances, or will it retain some of its meat - the steep cut proposed in the wages of high-ranking public sector officials, a reduction in the civil service workforce, a rehabilitation plan for the pension funds, and abolition of the issuing of designated bonds?
The results of the first fight between the Finance Ministry and the Defense Ministry over the budget do not augur well. The Defense Ministry's ploy, to set itself a budget that exceeded its approved budget by NIS 6 billion, worked.
Instead of the treasury discussing how many billions more to cut from the defense budget on top of the NIS 6 billion slashed in the previous round, the discussion last week centered on how many billions to cut from the new, higher base that the Defense Ministry set itself when it decided to completely ignore the budget approved by the government and the Knesset.
If Netanyahu wants to win public and political support for his economic program, he must focus on slashing the salaries of the public sector fat cats. The plan taking form, to cut 20 percent from the wages of the absolute top earners, 10-15 percent from high earners, and nothing from low earners would be the first real-McCoy revolutionary move that the treasury could claim in recent years. It would be not only warranted, but also effective. Without doing this, the government cannot legitimize any other cuts or decrees.
Yet, herein lies danger. Savaging the salaries of the uppermost earners will slam like a hurricane into the most powerful labor unions in the country - the ones closest to the heart of Histadrut labor federation chairman Amir Peretz.
Cuts aimed at lower echelons could provide him with an excuse to come out swinging hard for the high earners.
Peretz has already proved his penchant for protecting the fat cats as ardently as he protects the weak. In 2000, he battled against the income tax reform, even though it was based on taxing capital gains. His excuse was that it took a bite out of the advanced training funds, which primarily benefit the upper percentiles.
Does the treasury really have the moxie to take on the strongest unions and the nation's highest earners? Can Netanyahu gain the support of the people for his economic program? Will he get the backing of the prime minister and the Knesset?
We will find out soon enough. But one thing we can't say at this stage is whether this economic program, assuming it is approved by the powers that be, can actually rescue the economy from recession. It is clear that something has to be done to avert financial crisis, but it isn't clear that the treasury's plan has what it takes to restore economic growth.
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American athlete Will Claye won a silver medal in the men's triple jump on Thursday.
Claye, who trains at the Chula Vista Olympic Training center, lost the gold to American teammate Christian Taylor.
On Saturday, Claye won a bronze medal for the men's long jump. He celebrated by using an American flag as a cape and clutching a Bible.
Claye made history by medaling in a second horizontal jump event. He's the first athlete to accomplish the feat at the same games since Japan's Naoto Tajima in 1936.
He also won the triple jump USA indoor championships this spring.
At 5'11 he's actually on the shorter side for triple jumpers, but turns out that's an advantage. With a 34-inch inseam he should be closer to 6-foot-3-inches, which means his torso has less weight. The physics of it all equals a huge advantage in an event where the body is rotating forward, assisting him with the jump.
"Yeah, I'm not the tallest guy out there," Claye told NBC 7 San Diego in a past interview. "But, uh, you know I have long legs. So that definitely helps me to get out there and jump with those guys."
The Florida College student took one semester off to train full time at the Olympic Training Center for a chance that only comes every four years.
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I've played around with a few ROMs in the dev section, and everything has been fine.
But lately, I have noticed a strange behavior: both my CPUs are locked at 100%.
So basically, it's always laggy, and the battery life is really poor.
I've tried to restore nandroid, or change ROM, change kernel, even to go back to true stock with http://forum.xda-developers.com/show....php?t=2459734 but nothing. My CPUs are still at 100%
I also tried emptying the battery totally, but the problem is still here.
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There "appeared" to be some gaps in the defense. How much of that is due to our injured players? Is this going to be problem going forward or what remedies do you anticipate might be used to address this and how will it be tailored to Indy?
Champ Bailey seems to have incited some let's go with interesting responses today. How much merit is there regarding his performance and how much is just Wolf being off his medication and/or drunk off his ass?
what do you anticipate that Indy learned from our performance today and how will they apply it to us? How can Denver deal with that and do you think Peyton will have any particular advantages or disadvantages walking into his old stomping grounds?
The problems with the snaps, a trend or likely singular to this game? Mostly curiosity, but admittedly watching the game it threw me a bit.
are Archer and Kaylore going to wear Chaps this time? And if so will pictures be posted because as you know:
One other note to TJ: when are you going to make a Manning Smilie? Or perhaps a Von? If you do Von, will he be surrounded by a giant Mary leaf?
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mcnoone wrote:SingleCell wrote:Awesome! It looks like the Market is getting it wrong, or is filtering on a feature your tablet isn't reporting.. Anyway, I'll send you a link for the APK in a second, just let me upload it..
Thanks a lot.
Installed and working great.
I'll go back to the apit and re dl the key in a bit here.
Then it's hours of fun. Thanks again.
(btw I emailed you from your site last night describing this problem, so you can just ignore that then)
This music app really is great!
Good to hear! let me know if you have any problems getting the key from AndroidPit again, I can always send that over as well.
I'm glad we got to the bottom of this, sort-of, still doesn't explain why you weren't seeing the app listed. I suspect some wackiness with Market which Google will hopefully get around to fixing.
Oh and I replied to your email yesterday, did you not get the reply? I'm just setting up the website so maybe the reply link I get isn't correct...


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Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein deserves credit for asking Tracy Letts to adapt his own play August: Osage County for the film version. We don't think anyone else would've been able to keep the venomous hilarity of the Weston family fully intact in the Pulitzer Prize-winning black comedy. Yet, Letts and Weinstein did butt heads over one thing during the making of the movie—the casting of Benedict Cumberbatch and Ewan McGregor. According to the London Evening Standard, Letts did not want a British invasion in his Southern-cooked American masterpiece.
Letts, who won the 2013 Tony Award for his performance in Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf? and will soon be back on Broadway in The Realistic Joneses, grappled with McGregor and Cumberbatch being cast in the film because he thought it might send "the wrong message." It seems Letts was worried about casting "international" actors in the "profoundly American" story, which follows a family in Oklahoma. However, the celebrated writer conceded that he was "glad [he] lost the fight" with Weinstein and admits that McGregor and Cumberbatch "both do a great job" in their roles as Bill Fordham and Little Charles, respectively.
Directed by John Wells, the ensemble cast of August: Osage County is led by Meryl Streep and Julia Roberts, who both received Academy Award nominations for Best Actress and Best Supporting Actress, respectively. In addition to Streep, Roberts, Cumberbatch and the Broadway-bound McGregor, the cast includes Chris Cooper, Abigail Breslin, Juliette Lewis, Margo Martindale, Dermot Mulroney, Julianne Nicholson, Sam Shepard and Misty Upham. The film, which is still in theaters, has grossed more than $26 million at the U.S. box office.


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I saw the images of the aftermath of Colorado shooting in a place called WeiHai, Shandong Province in China. Late in the afternoon on Friday I had just gotten back to the hotel and was passing the lobby and someone called me over to watch TV with pictures and the breathless narrative by a blonde CNN Talking Head. The first thing that entered my mind is not sympathy with the victims or the sorrow for the whole situation. No, the first thing that entered my mind is that I hope this is not yet another act of senseless killings by some Jihadi!
I live in Colorado not far from the movie theatre. I have been to the movie theatre number of times and the senseless shooting was beginning to gnaw on me. But, who done it? As time went on CTV (China TV) launched into a long and boring discussion about the US gun culture. There I was trying to figure out if the shooter was a Jihadi or not? No answer was forthcoming from anywhere. It was late in Colorado so I decided not to bother family and friends. As time went on the news trickled out that a madman indeed has snuffed out 12 mostly young lives and injured some 58 people. The picture that is emerging is actually a no picture. Apparently a well-adjusted brilliant young man went on a murderous rampage. The reasons are murky at best. These sorts of things happen in America every now and then mainly because people who lose touch with reality are able to get lethal weapons and go on murderous binges. The Virginia Tech shooting, shooting of Congresswoman Gabi Gifford and many large and small incidents testify to this uniquely American tragedy.
I am against severe gun control laws in the US because the Second Amendment is clear on the rights of people to bear arms. What I agonise about is the inability of the system to stop people for acquiring veritable arsenals without so much raising an eyebrow. So, I guess we have to pay the price of the freedom with lives lost to senseless violence. This gets me back to the Jihadi murderous rampages. I kept wondering why I was so concerned about the Jihadi role in the Colorado killings.
With a start I realized I was worried about the impact on me in broad terms. As a Muslim American my life has definitely changed after 9/11. There has been fear and loathing at all levels against any Muslim sounding name, or someone that may look like a potential Muslim. FBI has launched and maintains a vigorous informant network in the mosques and religious schools. The snitches are paid to set up sting operations to snare the hapless aspirants of Jihadi mayhem and murder. Most recently, Rezwan Ferdaus, a would-be terrorist of Bangladeshi descent, has pleaded guilty to conspiring to destroy two little Federal buildings, um, the Pentagon and the US Capitol. He was caught by a sting operation. Now, it is virtually certain that he will face 17 years in Federal Penitentiary. As I was mulling these things over I realized I was in fear and loathing of the impact of a Jihadi killing spree on the immigrant communities, especially, the Muslim communities.
Ten years on from the days of 9/11 we are slowly getting back to whereby our names (Muslim names) do not automatically trigger additional scrutiny and verification. The Officialdom in the US has put in place all sorts of non-discriminatory policies and enforcement mechanism. As it has been the case for a fairly long time. It is a crime to discriminate against any person based on race, nationality, colour, gender and sexual orientation. Occasionally these are enforced with lots of fanfare. But, the fear and loathing of the general public a.k.a. Joe Six Pack is harder to abolish with a decree or a law. Anytime I went to a bar or a Football game people give me that indefinable suspicious look. For couple of years after 9/11, every time I tried to fly somewhere the airlines folks had to get clearance from the unseen folks in dark glasses. This was despite the fact that I have been a frequent flyer for over two decades.
Now, at least I do not merit a second look at the airport. Actually I breeze through the airports as a Trusted Flyer and go through immigration without ever talking to a human being. I love those little ATM like machines that scans your Iris and says things like welcome home! I loathe the thought of getting back to the days when I would merit a second look because of my name or my religion. Even though I know it maybe justifiable. One has to only remember that all of the 9/11 hijackers were Muslims and it is probably normal for the population at large to be suspicious of people with similar names and faith. We in Bangladesh still treat the Biharis with disdain and contempt after 40 plus years. We simply deny these people any of the rights that they deserve because of perceived associative sins of their ancestors. This simply would not happen in a place like the United States.
America in general is a tolerant place and people are generally a forgiving lot. There are crazy people like the Colorado mass murderer who goes off every now and then. These defective people are triggered by some inner demon that is hard to predict and harder to control. In case of Mr. Holmes the truth may never be known. Here is apparently a brilliant guy pursuing a Ph. D. in one of the most difficult disciplines just has a meltdown of some sort that allowed him take so many lives in minutes. I have come to accept these acts as almost like natural disasters. These defective people go off and create mayhem. Unless we as Americans change our way of living and our worldview we just have to live with these periodic time bombs going off. However, it is so very different when it comes to Jihadi violence. The Jihadi violence is caused by defective philosophy and worldview and not a diseased mind. If the Jihadi violence is permitted to go on unanswered one ends up with limitless violence a la the tribal areas of Pakistan, Somalia and other hot spots. On top of that Jihadi violence disrupts the community that the practitioners of Jihadi violence seem to want to serve. If unchecked you get failed states like Pakistan and Somalia. Talk about a mind bender! Destroy the very communities that you wish to serve.
As I get ready to go back home to Colorado, my thoughts are with the victims and their families. I, however, cannot shake the loathing of some religio-philosophy based violence that is lurking just around the corner. Yes, I am carrying fear and loathing in head, maybe for the rest of my life.
Kayes Ahmed lives in Boulder, Colorado, USA with his three dogs. He runs a small yet global apparel and design business based in Boulder.