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Posts Tagged 'app review'
Tweetwear is a great step for Android Wear.
July 29, 2014 , 9:47 pm
There are a few things that just don't work on Wear, browsers for example. The watch is not designed to read articles on, it really isn't, however, I do want the ability to skim my social media posts and reply using voice. This seems like a natural progression from the notification system already in place. […]
James Bricknell
Agent do not disturb and more – Review
July 7, 2014 , 5:30 am
How many times have you said that you would stop texting and driving? I know, me too, and now you can. Agent -do not disturb & more is an app developed by Egomotion Corp with that and many more features in mind. The app is available for free in the Play Store, and you will […]
Jeff Jessie
Android L Heads Up! Notifications now available as a stand alone app
June 30, 2014 , 2:37 am
With Google I/O last week everyone got a decent look at the new L for Android. With that, Android users have grown to expect certain features getting ripped out of the developers preview or developers edition and ported over. Recently, the L keyboard was ported along with other L preview apps. One of the apps […]
Jeff Jessie
QuickClick App Review
June 18, 2014 , 6:45 am
Have you ever wished that your volume buttons did more than just adjust the volume or act as a shutter button in your camera app? No? Well me either, until I realized that the volume buttons could do much more. This is where the app QuickClick comes in, allowing a slew of options for you […]
Jeff Jessie
Tweet Balloon for Twitter
June 12, 2014 , 8:46 pm
So for the last week or so I have been using a very different third party Twitter app (sorry Fenix), and I have really enjoyed it. Usually a new Twitter client comes out and it uses the same features of all the rest and doesn't bring anything new to the table. That is NOT the […]
Jeff Jessie
Virtru Encrypted Email Review
June 11, 2014 , 4:13 am
This week I have been testing out a new encrypted email app called Virtru. I know what you're thinking, another email app with encryption, big deal. Well, this one happens to have some key features and a major plus in the developer department. Below is a description of what the app does. Former National Security […]
Jeff Jessie
BBM for Android review
October 25, 2013 , 6:25 am
Finally, after much hullabaloo, BBM for Android and iOS has arrived. This was news a few days ago, however I wanted to give the app a fair shake before review. After testing, prodding and giving the app a fair chance it's time air my views. I'm going to say right off the bat that I […]
Scott Kenyon
Amazon Free App Of The Day Review – Fantastic 4 In A Row 2
September 10, 2013 , 6:42 pm
Beginning today, I'll be doing a daily review of the Amazon free app of the day. Hopefully this saves people from bothering with some of the bad apps they offer. It should also allow the great ones to shine and get the downloads they deserve. I did a quick Google search for the game title […]
Scott Kenyon
Bar Launcher App Review
June 14, 2013 , 8:33 pm
Even with the most customisable ROM you sometimes find a need that isn't covered by the multitude of mods on offer. Since I spent some time with the Xperia Z I have had a little feature itch that I have found impossible to scratch, until today that is. One of the things Sony thought to […]
Quick Social App Review
June 10, 2013 , 1:00 pm
Young or old, it seems like the whole world is on social media now telling anyone who want's to listen all about what they had for lunch or any other earth shattering molecule of news they have. Every social media network has it's own official app but there is also a myriad of third party apps […]
AVG TuneUp Review: Battery and Task Manager
April 26, 2013 , 7:23 pm
On Android we are blessed with umpteen tuneup apps but when one comes from such a company as AVG I wanted to give it a good run, and I wasn't disappointed. What's in this version: New from AVG! A lean and slick app that lets you take control over your phone or tablet's performance. Over […]
Dave Thornton
App Review – Sidebar Hidden multitasking on Android
February 24, 2013 , 11:05 am
Here at Land of Technology we like to bring you the latest news and gossip in the fast moving technology world, and of course none more so than Apps (well for me). When you think you've found just the app you've been looking for along comes another. Recently we introduced to you Swapps and Home […]
Dave Thornton
App Review – Pure Ubuntu Phone OS Experience
February 10, 2013 , 9:59 pm
When it comes to overlays on your Android we love trying out various ones from the hundreds found on Google Play Store. Of late I've been playing around with TSF Shell, Widget Lockscreen, Zooper and UCCW to name but a few. Between them you can produce something very similar to Ubuntu Phone Experience but, as this is […]
Dave Thornton
Update, App Review – datFM, new File Manager on the block
February 9, 2013 , 5:27 pm
When it comes to File Managers (FM) it's is pretty much a personal choice but, some just use the stock FM but, with a little surfing around you can find really good FM's. I much prefer ones that open dual screens but, most of the time this is only available on tablets or, in landscape […]
Dave Thornton
App Review – Sliding Messaging, Something completely different!
February 6, 2013 , 2:15 pm
How many of us go through the day without sending text messages? To many it is an important social activity, to many it's a very large part of their day. I know some may go as far as to say that their messaging app is one of if not the most important features of a […]
Dave Thornton
[Update] App Review – HomeFlip, Task Switcher Interface
February 3, 2013 , 7:14 pm
Summary: HomeFlip allows you to display and switch to recent tasks in a blink-of-an-eye using a simple and intuitive interface. HomeFlip acts as a complement of your launcher (stock or otherwise) and is mainly aimed at users that are looking for an efficient way to switch between tasks quickly without having to go back to […]
Dave Thornton
App-Review Floating Draw – Draw over ANY screen
February 2, 2013 , 6:24 pm
Being able to draw on top of your screen has its advantages. WARNING: Don't let any kids play with this or you could finish up with a screen filled with spaghetti! Or worse still icons coloured over! If your wanting to show someone a particular setting this allows you to highlight it very easily and […]
Dave Thornton
App Review – Lighting Browser, Light, Small but it's Fast
January 27, 2013 , 11:07 am
When it comes to Android Browsers there is a plethora of them for the Android OS. We have all the big singing and dancing ones like Dolphin, Chrome, Opera and Firefox to name just four. Then you have the small lightweight ones that only have the essentials required for a browser. Lighting Browser is by all […]
Dave Thornton
Solid Explorer (File Manager) out of Beta
December 20, 2012 , 4:13 pm
When it come to file managers there are quite an abundance of them in Google Play Store, but every now and then one comes along that just meets all your needs. Solid Explorer is just that. Solid Explorer has a 14 day trial version and if, after that time you want to keep it (I […]
Dave Thornton
[App Review] Action Launcher Pro brings fast app launching with unique features
December 8, 2012 , 10:25 pm
We see many launchers come to Google Play Store and once in a while one comes along that leaves you gob-smacked. Action Launcher has just left me feeling like that… gob-smacked! Running on my One S and Xoom tablet Action Launcher ran very smoothly and super quick. It took a bit of time to find my way […]
Dave Thornton
RSS Deer Reader Overview
December 4, 2012 , 2:42 pm
There are quite a few Google Reader apps available for the Android platform. Some are solid and stable, while others never make it out of beta. There is now a new RSS app out called Deer Reader, which shows much promise. The app comes from the dev duo of XDA Forum Member […]
Dave Thornton
Check Your Weather With SkyMotion
October 27, 2012 , 3:23 am
Have you ever walked out of the house without a jacket only to be stuck in the rain later? Have you ever walked out of the house with a jacket, only to be stuck in scorching weather all day? Well, with the app "SkyMotion", you don't have to worry about that anymore. SkyMotion gives you […]
Christina Cooper
Atooma: Automate your Android!
August 17, 2012 , 7:51 pm
Recently, rumors of a new app called "Atooma" have been swirling around the interwebs. I didn't know what this app was when I found out about it, but I went ahead and signed up for the closed beta anyway. About three days after I signed up, I received an email that provided me with the […]
Christina Cooper
[App Review] Glassboard
June 17, 2012 , 6:14 pm
Glassboard is an application which aims to provide "boards" for people to talk to each other like most of your typical social networks and for me it seems to work fairly well as I took it for a spin.
Joe Simpson
[App Review] Tagy
May 30, 2012 , 7:08 pm
It's very rare that you will ever see me writing an app review, it's not just because I don't have the time to write one but because very few apps on the market now really catch my eye and make me want to take time out of what I'm doing to actually write about them. […]
John McKenzie
[App Review & Giveaway] JuiceDefender Ultimate
May 2, 2012 , 9:00 am
We all love to get some extra juice out of batteries which are trying to power our smart-devices, but inevitably the battery doesn't last for weeks as we'd hope it would especially as most of us (including myself) are on our phones/devices most of the time. You'll usually get rubbish adverts of apps like task […]
Joe Simpson
TSF Shell 3D (App Review)
April 20, 2012 , 3:10 am
Before we move forward with this review, let's go backwards a bit in time to about the middle of December 2011. TSF launched a YouTube video that was immediately showcased by all the major tech blogs. It made quite a splash showing off incredibly smooth transitions, an innovative dockbar, flaming icons, and much more running […]
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Eight religious leaders drew their flocks together for eight epoches in one area. It was a dangerous move
In a small building in the foreboding shadow of Jerusalems Mount Zion, Rabba Tamar Elad-Abblebaum examined upon a mob sitting attentively before her. We have had a long way to go to prepare for this evening, she alleged with a soft smile. Today we all do something very brave.
Certainly this gathering was unlike any she, the leader of an Orthodox Jewish community in Jerusalem, was used to addressing. As well as the usual modest dress and kippah wear in her synagogue, there were some cross worn around cervixes. Others sat in the traditional black robe of the Copts, another in the Muslim hijab and various nuns in their dress be gathered at the back of the room. Numerous were wearing no religion garment at all. But they were all there to pray.
Last week, and for precisely eight dates, a music school in the lowest depression of Jerusalem was transformed into a communal house of prayer, mentioned Amen, bringing together Jewish, Muslim and Christian religious leaders and their gatherings to worship together in one chamber. It was a sight rarely seen in this segregated metropolitan.
The project, part of the Jerusalem season of culture, was launched by Elad-Abblebaum and the Muslim Sufi Sheikh Ihab Balah almost a year ago. They reached out to six other religion chassis two rabbis, a Franciscan monk, a Catholic priest, a Coptic deaconess and a female Muslim community leader who were very traditional in their beliefs and traditions, but likewise open to discussions with other faiths.
Elad-Abblebaum suggested: I never guessed something like this would be possible in my lifetime. Jews who live in the territories publicly praying together with Palestinians, this is a big threat and a huge step. But this is not a political assignment; we wanted parties to come from the right and from the left and to show that faith is beyond dogma. Here, we are reshaping world and we are doing it through prayer.
She emphasised how Amen not only brought closer Israels discordant religions, but likewise men and women, which is almost unheard of in such inter-religious gatherings.
Read more: www.theguardian.com

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Whether you've been here for a week or a few months, Los Angeles is a wonderful place filled with many exciting sights and sounds on a daily basis. From the legendary Hollywood sign to famous eateries such as Pink's Hot Dogs, there is plenty of fun to be had in this beautiful location. If you're not sure where to start first, here are a few of our favorite picks:
Hollywood Walk of Fame
One of the most iconic sights to walk upon (literally) is the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Known to have an extensive list of names from film, radio, television and music history, you'll be bound to find one of your all-time favorites among the line up. A fun fact that some might not know? Certain celebrities, such as Frank Sinatra, can be honored with more than one star since they can be nominated for multiple categories!
Los Angeles County Museum of Art
Another hot spot in LA happens to be the Los Angeles County Museum of Art! If you're not familiar with this spot, then you might recognize the Public Art "Urban Light" sculpture by Chris Burden — which is a series of white lampposts, refurbished from the 1920s, that are placed in rows! In addition to this popular fixture, the museum has a series of incredible paintings, sculptures, and more, that are definitely worth checking out!
Paramount Pictures Studios
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Photo: PID President Abdul Hamid on Saturday called upon teachers not to compromise with their ideals and principles for personal gains and having recruitment to lucrative positions in the administration. "A teacher must be a symbol of ideals and principles. As the Chancellor, I get shocked seeing all the reports published in various media these days," the President said. In ...Read More »
Monthly Archives: November 2019
London Bridge attack victim named as Jack Merritt
One of the people stabbed to death in Friday's attack at London Bridge has been named as University of Cambridge graduate Jack Merritt. He was one of two people killed when 28-year-old Usman Khan launched the attack at a Cambridge University conference on prisoner rehabilitation. Khan, who had been jailed over a terror plot, was shot dead by police after ...Read More »
Trump to decide if he wants lawyers at impeachment hearings
Photo: President Donald Trump gives thumbs up as he steps off Air Force One, accompanied by Sen. John Barrasso, R-Wyo., at the Palm Beach International Airport, Friday, Nov. 29, 2019, in West Palm Beach, Fla. The chairman of the House Judiciary Committee asked President Donald Trump on Friday to say whether he'll send his attorneys to participate in impeachment proceedings ...Read More »
Many trying to politicise Khaleda's conviction: PM
Photo: PID Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina on Saturday said many people are trying to give political colour to the conviction of BNP chairperson Khaleda Zia on graft charges. "It's not a political case…it's completely a corruption case. But many want to give a political colour to it. We didn't file any case against her with any political motive," she said. ...Read More »
Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas celebrate Thanksgiving with "too much food"
Bollywood actress Priyanka Chopra and Nick Jonas had a grand Thanksgiving dinner with friends and family at their residence in the US on Thursday, reports The Indian Express. The power couple shared several videos and clicks on their Instagram accounts, raving about the grand feast.Posting a click of herself and Nick Jonas, Priyanka wished her fans on the occasion of ...Read More »
Maradona's 10-man Gimnasia hold Banfield
Diego Maradona's Gimnasia La Plata earned a 1-1 draw at Banfield in the Argentinian Superliga on Friday despite playing for more than an hour with just 10 men. Eric Ramirez put Gimnasia ahead from close range in the 13th minute but the visitors suffered a double blow shortly after Nelson Insfran brought down Reinaldo Lenis, earning the goalkeeper a second ...Read More »
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Weddings are synonymous with joy, big and loud gatherings and lots of delicious food — which also means taking some time off our diet and consuming loads of calories. So while you are savouring the delicacies, it's advisable to keep a check on what you are eating, reports The Indian Express. WalkingA full course meal during festivals includes everything from ...Read More »
Iraqi prime minister to resign in wake of deadly protests
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Bangladesh elected Unesco executive board Vice Chairperson
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Epic Games is sending Fortnite: Battle Royale players on a wild goose chase today in search of a feathery in-game friend.
This quest, of course, is all in the name of adding another Fortbyte to your collection as we get closer to the end of the season. We are past the 70 mark now, which means we are 20 Fortbytes away from getting the secret battle pass skin, Singularity, and ending the season.
A crazy challenge this time, Epic Games wants players to find Fortbyte 11, which is "Found beneath a circling jungle parrot" which is located in the northeast of the map.
The Parrot in question is located just north of Lonely Lodge and east of Pressure Plant. You can find the Parrot circling above the trees in the nearby area as you glide down.
You'll then be able to find the Fortbyte just underneath that below the treeline and need to collect it like all the others before it.
The post How to unlock Fortbyte 11 Found Beneath a Circling Jungle Parrot in Fortnite Season 9 appeared first on Dot Esports.
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#1 MAKUNOUCHI IPPO vs. MASHIBA RYO (Series 1)
This was it. This is the end-all, be-all of fights in Hajime no Ippo. The fight that shows the storytelling, the character development, and of course the boxing, all at its best. It is the East Japan Rookie Championship fight between Makunouchi Ippo and Mashiba Ryo, and it is doubtless one of the best fights in anime, bar none.
I guess this is as good a place to talk about Mashiba as any. A lanky, ghoulish man, Mashiba is one of the most dark and intimidating characters in the series. At his best, he's unpleasant, antisocial and vicious. At his worst, he approaches people with a hostility that resembles homicidal mania.
He's also home to one of the series' most tragic backstories. At a young age, Ryo and his younger sister Kumi lost their parents to an accident. And the people around them did precisely dick to help them in their time of need, leaving them to fend for themselves. Mashiba, desperately embittered at the world that abandoned them and believing the rest of humanity to be selfish scum, swore before his parents' grave to work and scrape to make his own way, to make himself something and most of all, to care for his little sister, who was all he had left. (Kumi is actually a major character in her own right, acting as Ippo's love interest. You can imagine the comedy…) To this end, he spends all his time working as a delivery man and training for his matches. All of it.
See, Mashiba's defining trait, besides being fucking spooky, is his obsessive drive to win. He is almost impossible to keep down in a fight, unless you absolutely break him. It was this drive that won him all his matches, well, the ones where he didn't just dominate the opponent. Mashiba boxes to take advantage of his natural physical talents, to make something of himself in the pro world so that, with the resulting money and fame, he can give his little sister a life and a proper education. So his mantra is to never lose, and never, ever give up as long as his body can still move.
It's actually a fascinating contrast with Ippo himself. A lot is made of Ippo's "fighting spirit"; of how he is determined to not lose a battle, and will just keep going until he wins. But whereas Ippo seems possessed of the spirit of a warrior, Mashiba seems like he is channeling some sort of hellbeast. His endurance is terrifying, and fittingly, this is the only time Ippo expresses open horror every time his opponent stands up. Especially when said opponent should by all rights be unable to even TWITCH.
The "opposites" aspect of the two is presented on a manifold level. Ippo is short and compact, Mashiba is tall and gaunt. Ippo is an infighter, relying on his speed to get in and his strength to demolish his opponent. Mashiba is an outfighter, utilizing his reach to keep his opponent away and foot work to move around them while battering them away. Ippo utilizes simple punching power, augmented by his highly defensive "Peek-a-boo" style (where he keeps his arms up neat his face at all times, guarding his whole upper body), where as Mashiba uses Flicker jabs in conjunction with the Detroit Hitman style ("Flicker" is when you strike with your arm in a sort of whipping motion, not very powerful but speedily chipping away at your opponent, while the "Hitman" style is where you keep one arm down at your side at all times, leaving that side undefended but allowing unparalleled speed and flexibility of attack)
The two could not be more different, but the build up goes EVEN FURTHER. Mashiba, see, did something that particularly makes Ippo want a fight with him; he took out Miyata, Ippo's gym rival and part-time man crush, earlier in the tournament. Not only that, circumstances were suspicious at best, with Mashiba committing an "accidental" foul by stepping on Miyata's foot, tripping up his balance and gaining the advantage (incidentally, this turns out to have been a genuine slip-up on Mashiba's part, but in his own words, "Who would've believed me?"). Ippo is furious not so much at being denied his rematch with his rival (although it does hurt a bit…), but with the idea of a boxer of Mashiba's caliber supposedly stooping so low.
So we've got personal, professional and emotional buildup, to the most pivotal point in the early series. So how does the fight hold up under such intense weight? How can one make a fight that matches the buildup and importance that it has been ascribed? By dosing the fight not just with nail-biting tension and deeply rooted meaning, but with some shatteringly visceral battling action in which both combatants are put through the ringer and back again.
The fight is filled with just the strategic intensity you'd imagine, as Ippo constantly battles to make his way past Mashiba's iron-clad defense. I didn't mention it directly above, but one can figure that a hardline outfighter is pretty much the WORST POSSIBLE opponent for Ippo. Ippo needs to get in to do damage, and Mashiba will have none of that, so we get to watch a veritable assault of whipping fists as Mashiba tries to mulch the shit outta Ippo.
But even that won't prepare you for the sheer stomach clenching INTENSITY of this fight. Ippo does get in, and manages to get past Mashiba's failsafe (a truly devastating chopping right)…only to meet Mashiba's elbow block. Using your elbow is a move that, although not illegal, is generally frowned upon. It involves lifting the elbow up just as the opponent punches, so their punch hits right into the point of the bone. The elbow bone is the single hardest bone on the body, and it crunches the opponent's hand.
And crunch it does. Ippo's hand is DEMOLISHED, to the point where he mentions that the bones are sticking out under his glove. And he won't. stop. At this point, the fight just gets more and more viscerally destructive. Ippo, with dead hand in tow, decides to KEEP HITTING MASHIBA'S elbow until he figures out how to stop it. So, after a while, the logical thing happens…he SHATTERS THE ELBOW. Shatters it. Deprived of his weapon, Mashiba is reduced to flailing until he is put down by a vicious punch barage…
…which he gets up from. Repeatedly, leading Ippo to plead in his head "Don't get up…Don't get up!". But get up he does. And worse still, he manages to lift his arm, with a shattered elbow, INTO FIGHTING STANCE. And starts jabbing at Ippo. These two fucking monsters just won't stop, each propelled by deeply personal ambition and drive. The fight drips with the kind of tension and meaning that entire lesser shows spend their entire run trying to match.
Finally, Ippo manages to strike down Mashiba with a thunderous punch that sends him bouncing off the ropes, his tall frame almost going right over them, before collapsing to the ground as the bloody creature still shouts in his head "I won't lose! I WON'T LOSE, I CAN'T…" and after two and a half episodes of horrible intensity that leaves the viewer feeling just as exhausted as the participants, it's over. Both contestants are unrecognizable meat with some human features, Mashiba looks like he was hit by a car.
Mashiba would return, of course. Not the least for his spectacular match with Kimura touched on earlier in the list. Speaking of things I touched on, recall how way back, I mentioned that the fight with Ozuma was where the show went from merely good to great? How the combination of great action and character showed me that I had a treasure on my hands.
Mashiba vs. Ippo is the fight that propelled the show into legend for me. All the fights on this list feature great heart, great characters and depth, and intense action, but nowhere did it hit quite the sublimely perfect balance of the three that it did here. It's the ultimate fight of the ultimate fighting show, and it represents the finest kind AT its finest, and it don't get much better than that.
So, that's it. The best fights in Hajime no Ippo. Now, even if you were just there for the fights, these, although representing in my mind the best, are not all there is. There's plenty of good action to be had in the other matches, not to mention the trademark humor and personality of the show, and I encourage you to go experience every bit of it. This was just to give credit to the best battles, the edge-of-your-seat battles. The ones that make all that development mean something, and then some.
I'll see you at Kōrakuen Hall…


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Keep this amazing list of over 40 Easy Homemade Costumes for Kids nearby because Halloween is fast approaching! There's something special and fun about homemade costumes that everybody loves. Nothings garners more oohs and aahs than a well put together DIY Halloween costume for kids. All of these homemade costumes are easily made…no seamstress skills or design degree needed!
Here's some costumes kids will wear all year round.
Let's Make a Homemade Halloween Costume!
- Before you look at anything else, stop and check out this DIY Glinda and Wicked Witch of the West homemade Halloween costumes. -via Simple As That
- Make homemade Halloween costumes extra fancy with some Face Paint Ideas.
- Easily make a Lego costume with an empty appliance box and some spray paint. -via Kids Activities Blog
- Cardboard boxes, aluminum foil and duct tape are the basis of this amazing robot costume. From Small + Friendly.
- Have a kid that's gotta catch them all? Check out our easy no sew Pokemon Ash costume! -via Kids Activities Blog
- Have your kid go as a book character! Isn't this Charlotte's Web halloween costume so adorable?! -via Seeker of Happiness
- This red fox costume is made from an old jacket and a sweater along with a few other crafty materials. From The Paper Mama.
- I am so making this lumberjack costume this year! I love easy homemade costumes for kids. -via Make It and Love It
- You are going to fall in love with this If You Give a Mouse a Cookie costume. -via Seeker of Happiness
- A big can of spray paint and a handful of thrift store items made this incredible toy army man costume from Wild Ink.
- Your kids will make a lightening entrance in this cute rain cloud costume. -via Fairfield World
- This Statue of Liberty costume is easy for you and your kids to make together. From Milk and Cuddles.
You'll Have So Much FUN Making these Homemade Costumes!
- You probably already have most everything you need to make this Minion costume inspired by Despicable Me right at home! From Hodge Podge Craft.
- Here's a budget friendly Halloween costume idea — I want to eat this pizza costume right up! -via DIY network
- This Starbucks tall caramel frappacino costume gives me a "latte" joy! Just sayin'. -via Costume Works
- Use a roll of toilet paper to make a simple mummy costume! -via Kids Activities Blog
- Duuuuuuude. Here's a fun homemade hippie costume. -via Eat Sleep Make
- Beginner readers will adore this Olivia costume…and you will too! -via Seeker of Happiness
- Make your own mermaid costume by creating these simple, no-sew mermaid tails from shiny fabric, velcro and super glue. From Living Locurto.
- Butterfly in the sky…I can fly twice as high! Take a look…at this felt monarch butterfly homemade costume! -via Buggy and Buddy
- If you have at least a little sewing ability you can make this awesome Angry Birds costume. From I Can Teach My Child.
- Grab a pair of overalls and some burlap and make this easy scarecrow Halloween costume. -via Costume Works
So Many Homemade Costume Ideas
- If you have a little boy that is a Frozen fan, he will adore this incredible, no-sew Kristoff costume. From Mom Endeavors.
- You can make two incredibly awesome light up jellyfish costumes for under $30! I love this homemade Halloween costume! -via The Mama Mary Show
- This tutorial for a Buzz Lightyear costume is amazing and it requires no sewing! From Fun at Home With Kids.
- This is such a great idea! Use a cardboard box and spray foam insulation to make this homemade popcorn box costume. -via Costume Pop
- Make a beautiful pair of wings for a ladybug costume with a little leftover cardboard. From No Time for Flash Cards.
- This UP old man costume is so stinkin' cuuuute! -via Brit & Co.
- If your kids love Rio, you can make this fun Blue costume out of felt. From Mama Miss.
- This garden knome costume is a quick project using old clothes from home. From Adventure in a Box.
- Use empty soda bottles to make this adorable scuba diver costume for kids! -via Delineate Your Dwelling
DIY Costumes Make the BEST Kids Halloween Costumes
- Make this beautiful rainbow fish costume (no-sew!) from pieces of felt. From Here Come The Girls.
- This no-sew supergirl costume is so much fun for a little girl! From Mama Papa Bubba.
- Little boys and girls will cheer for this diy viking costume. -via Lia Griffith
- Easily make a fireman costume with this DIY air tank made from recycled plastic bottles. From Crayon Box Chronicles.
- My Little Pony fans will LOVE this Rainbow Dash homemade costume! -via Grosgrain
- Star Wars fans will love this Rey Star Wars easy homemade costume with a very detailed tutorial. -via Galactic Glitter
- One of the easiest DIY costumes I've seen is this amazing scientist costume from Happiness is Homemade.
- A diy unicorn costume? I am pretty sure this homemade costume is MAGICAL. -via Craftaholics Anonymous
- This Diary of a Wimpy Kid costume is adorable and incredibly easy to make. From Living Locurto.
- Words do not describe how awesome this Young Maleficent homemade costume is. -via Dear Lizzy
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Elite Virtual is a US-based virtual assistant company. They have been in operation for around two years, with a head office is based in Cleveland, Ohio, and virtual assistants working remotely all across the US.
About Elite Virtual
The company was founded by Laura Licursi. Laura was a virtual assistant herself for 19 years before starting Elite Virtual, so it's reassuring to know the company is run by someone who knows the industry well and knows what it's like working on the virtual assistant side.
How it Works
Your first point of contact with Elite Virtual is to book a 30-minute consultation. This enables both parties to get a good understanding of what your needs are and how many hours you're going to need a month.
They then assign one of their virtual assistants best matched with your requirements and you can open up communication with them. You are also assigned a relationship manager to help with any questions you have or issues with the working relationship between you and your assistant.
Elite Virtual uses time-tracking software and sends weekly and monthly reports to help you see where your assistant's time is being spent.
When I asked Laura about their services, she said, "Our VA's have a wide array of experience but our main focus is on administrative tasks including customer service and bookkeeping, along with digital marketing."
Based on those comments it looks like small to medium sized businesses looking for support running their day-to-day tasks, or business owners not ready to take on full-time employees can benefit from EV's virtual assistants.
You can book a free consultation with a representative at Elite Virtual to discuss your requirements before signing up. This is a good opportunity to get a feel for the company, see if they can help with the exact tasks you want to outsource, and ask any questions you may have.
Plans and Pricing
Elite Virtual has 4 different hourly packages available, as well as a fixed rate per hour if you use their assistants outside of the hours included in the packages.
- Starter – 10 hrs/month for $280.
- Entrepreneur – 20 hrs/month for $560.
- Small Biz – 32 hrs/month for $896.
- Pro Package – 40 hrs/month for $1120.
For plans above 40 hours a month, pricing drops to $27/hour, and for plans over 100 hours a month you'll get a break down to $26/hour.
Their Pay-As-You-Go hourly rate is $30 per hour if you want to work with an assistant outside of the hourly bundles above.
Elite Virtual Alternatives
Boldly and Time Etc are two of the longest establish and highest rated US-based virtual assistant companies that are worth checking out. Boldly has a noticeably higher hourly rate, while Time Etc operates with similar pricing plans.
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Have you worked with Elite Virtual? If so, please leave a quick review below to help others with their decision.


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Pain Management, Physiatrist in Rancho Cucamonga, California (CA)
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- Carlos T. J. Martinez7777 Milliken Ave, Suite 310Rancho Cucamonga, California, 91730 - United StatesPhone: 909-944-3797
About Our Practice
Dr. Carlos Martinez is board certified by the American Board of Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation with subspecialty board certification in Pain Management.
His background in Physical Medicine and Rehabilitation and training in Interventional Pain Management uniquely qualifies him to treat patients suffering from chronic pain. Indications that you may consider seeing Dr. Martinez for are:
Back pain and neck pain
Cancer pain
Cervicogenic headaches
Fibromyalgia and Myofascial pain
Thoracic wall/ rib pain
Peripheral nerve pain
Joint pain / Osteoarthritis
Post-herpetic neuralgia / Shingles pain
Diabetic peripheral neuropathy pain
Amputee / Phantom limb pain
Sacroiliac joint pain
Types of treatments Dr. Martinez performs:
Epidural Steroid Injections
Peripheral Nerve Blocks
Intra-articular Joint Injections
Sacroiliac Joint Injections
Sympathetic Nerve Blocks
Medial Branch Blocks (Facet Joint Injections)
Radiofrequency Ablation
Celiac Plexus Block
Hypogastric Plexus Block
Trigger Point Injections
EMG and Nerve Conduction Studies
Spinal Cord Stimulators
Osteopathic Manipulative Medicine
Currently, he is accepting new patients at his clinic in Rancho Cucamonga, California. He accepts Medicare, most PPO plans, and some HMO plans. Please call for details. Best care is coordinated when a referral is made through your Primary Care Physician; however, Dr. Martinez will accept new patients directly.
Dr. Martinez believes in comprehensive care of the patient, and the utilization of conservative measures to help alleviate suffering. He also is supportive of his patients' desire to utilize alternative medicine specialists and treatments to provide a multi-modality/multi-discipline approach to restoration of function.
Call Dr. Martinez' office to schedule an appointment. His compassionate and caring office staff will be happy to assist you.
- Pain Management
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- Board Certified
- Fellowship Trained
- Degenerative Spine
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Happy Friday to all! I am linking up for Friday Confessional. :)
I confess that exactly one year ago today, I was in an extremely bad car wreck. It was flooding really bad around here last year (it is again this year) but I was in a wedding in Nebraska. Well the drive was about 8 hours, so I decided after I got off work I would drive 4 hours to my mom's, and then get up in the morning and drive the rest of the way. I kept having a bad feeling and even told Scott I did, but he told me everything was ok. Well it was about 9:30 at night and I was only 8 miles from my mom's town. I was going only about 45 mph because the speed limit was 55 and it was raining. Well I came over the top of a hill and saw that the canal had over flown and was about a foot deep across the road. I had no time to hit my break. I knew then it was going to be bad. I hydroplaned, and when my car hit the dry pavement it flipped my car 5 times before stopping. I was conscious during the entire thing, and as soon as my car hydroplaned I let go of the wheel and covered my head because I looked up and saw my sunroof coming at me. I kicked myself out of the car. I somehow found my phone in the field, and called my parents. I went into shock after that. I walked away with only glass in my head and hands, and some bad bruising. I was told that I shouldn't even be alive, so to walk away unharmed is a miracle. I know someone upstairs was looking out for me. I confess I am so THANKFUL to be alive. Here is my wreck pictures below. I have never posted them before, so this is a first.
I confess that I wish could just sleep this entire day and didn't have to work all weekend, but I am thankful for the summer job.
I confess that I am so glad I found the blogging world! Some of you ladies are becoming friends and I am so glad I am getting to know you better not through just blogging, but also emails! Its a great world and love it!
I confess that I am constantly worrying that people are mad at me. I always am worried about making someone upset, and that people don't like me! I am trying not to be so worried, but struggling with it!
I confess I am having bittersweet feelings about my birthday next Friday. I turn 25 and not going to lie at times my life isn't exactly where I thought it would be at 25.
I confess that I am the happiest in my relationship that I have ever been! I am one lucky girl.
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3ethos created the Behavioral Governance Society for professionals studying the relationship between leadership, stewardship, and governance. Their L5 logo was inspired by Jim Collins, author of the best-selling book on leadership Good to Great, and is a mark for members who complete the L5 training and are practicing governance principles. We ensured the L5 logo had a similar color palette to the 3ethos logo to create brand consistency.


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What does tertiary education do for London? Not a lot, says one report. In another of our series of regional focuses, THES reporters look for a sense of community within the M25 area.
"WE have reached a new stability," says Andrew Rutherford, vice chancellor of the University of London. "There are still tensions and of course there will be problems but the university is now much more at ease with itself."
New statutes, introduced in 1994, halted a separatist revolt by a number of larger colleges threatening to seek university status and degree-awarding powers. In the event they were given greater financial independence and a raft of other concessions clarifying a federal relationship between the largely autonomous colleges and the central university body.
This period of stability is welcomed by Graham Zellick, principal of Queen Mary and Westfield College, who will succeed Professor Rutherford as vice chancellor in September. Three years ago he was "profoundly disappointed" that the then vice chancellor, Sir Stewart Sutherland, had objected to full university status for the colleges, saying: "I simply cannot be convinced that the University of London has a long-term future".
But, while Professor Zellick, who was one of the architects of the constitutional reforms, agrees with the equilibrium theory, he hints at future problems. "I am quite certain that, while nothing lasts for ever, the new constitution will see us through the next few years. That is not to say that every aspect of governance is perfect, far from it."
He identifies funding pressures as the greatest threat to the colleges in the foreseeable future. But while their need to economise will lead to greater cohesion and collaboration, with the university playing a key role as a provider of cost-effective services - a scenario suggested by Professor Zellick - it could also lead to colleges tightening spending on central university services.
The impressive Senate House library provides an example. Subscriptions by the colleges fell by 14 per cent between 1994 and 1995 and between 1995 and 1996, and are set to fall again in the current academic year. The future of the library, which is greatly valued by the colleges, is uncertain and a new funding arrangement is required.
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Refreshing Pickle Relish
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Revel in this home made relish that tastes like it's from your garden, but holds up like it's from the store. Get the most out your summer pickles and dig in!
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Finely dice the pickled cucumbers or place them in a food processor and pulse until they reach the desired texture.
Pour the pickled cucumber brine into a blender and begin blending on medium speed. Slowly sprinkle in the xanthan gum. Blend for 2 minutes on medium high.
Pour the brine back into the diced cucumbers and mix well.
Place the relish into a sealed container and refrigerate until ready for use.
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DMAP is no longer administering an equipment lending program. Instructors can borrow the following digital production equipment through the English department:
1 Canon PowerShot A430 digital camera: This point-and-shoot 4.0-megapixel digital camera has a 4x optical zoom and numerous preset shooting modes, including a Movie Mode with sound. This entry-level camera is equipped to handle diverse lighting situations with an ISO range of 64 to 400, and features a wide range of automatic and manual options. Consult the user manual [pdf].
1 Canon XA10 Professional Camcorder: This portable professional camcorder features a 10x HD video lens with 8-blade iris and manual focus ring for high-quality video projects. It comes equipped with a wide range of features including an infrared mode for shooting in the dark. The camcorder boasts an 64GB internal flash drive and two SDXC-compatible memory card slots to allow for simultaneous recording and back-up. There are XLR inputs and an external microphone holder, and a detachable handle for convenience, among other features. Consult the user manual [pdf].
To use this equipment, go to 526 CL and complete a simple form. The office staff will tell you how long you can keep the equipment. If you want your students to pick up any of this equipment, be sure to speak with the office staff in 526 CL first. You can then tell your students to pick up the equipment between 9:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. Monday through Friday. They will have to show their Pitt i.d. to sign out the equipment.


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Sims, Carmichael and Mitchell are back in Fuerteventura for another long summer, this year it looks like they plan to release some fairly regular video updates, we'll be posting them here as and when they come out. For now, here is the first one, which has been entirely shot and edited on an iPhone.
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text: In this era of knee-jerk partisanship and decision-based evidence making, the currency of actual ideas has become sadly devalued in Canadian politics. Veteran broadcaster (and current Green Party Interim Leader) Jo-Ann Roberts is changing all that with People, Politics and Planet, a wide-ranging audio journey through some fascinating political terrain where you'll meet some of the country's most thought-provoking policy innovators. Sure, they mostly lean towards Green -- but, as Jo-Ann finds out, that's where the all interesting stuff is happening.


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Mom Needs Help!
Picking Strawberries and making memories with our children gives us special moments to treasure…but, it also gives us more to do in a day. 🙂 Take it from this 21 year homeschool veteran…there is a cost to trying to do it all! As homeschoolers, we have been programed to solve it all, plan it all, teach it all, buy it all, organize it all, make moments special for all, and just plain 'do it all!!' Motherhood indeed has many hats! homeschooling adds so many more things for the mom to juggle. There will be times that you are sure you 'can' do it all, but, not long after, a crash 'will' come, and you will be wondering why you ever thought you were capable of teaching your children the Three R's, much less parenting them!
Most of us have this other role called…being a wife. That relationship needs nurturing too, so, something has got to be left over. Not to mention, keeping the house in order, clothes clean, and accessible..and, making memories :), plus, shop for clothes for your ever growing brood, feed them all, and keep up with any outside commitments. You need help! and don't think that you and your children can do it all together because there are so many of them…'you' need help. 🙂
We'll go over these more in detail, but for now…Here is a quick list:
1- Get someone in for housecleaning.
2- Get a Mommy's Helper in once a month/week. A nanny/granny for an hour a day to keep the little ones away while teaching your challenged learner, or just catching up.
A homeschool teen that needs a little extra money, that can come and play with other children for a few hours a couple of times per week, may be just what the doctor ordered. You cannot always lean on your older children. They will become bitter to you, and/or your challenged learner if you are not careful.
Can mom do it all…No… We need help.
Let's not forget the story of Moses, Aaron and Miriam during that Great battle the Israelites had. They would lose each time Moses let his hands down. He needed Aaron and Miriam to hold his arms up. YOU need someone to help you hold your arms up…they're very full, and have a lot to do, so, let me tell you, from one mom to another… 'it is ok. to get some help.'


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Synonyms for toilsomely
- badly
- vigorously
- severely
- agonizingly
- arduously
- awkwardly
- burdensomely
- carefully
- cumbersomely
- cumbrously
- distressingly
- exhaustingly
- gruelingly
- hardly
- harshly
- inconveniently
- laboriously
- painfully
- ponderously
- roughly
- strenuously
- tiredly
- unwieldily
- with great effort
Antonyms for toilsomely
- easily
- gently
- indulgently
- moderately
- softly
- tolerantly
- unenthusiastically
- unfixedly
- yielding
By ladders now, and toilsomely, for it was steep, and not too certain holding for the feet.
The type of beauty produced is charming by its negligence and naïveté; it is not thought out with pains or toilsomely elaborated.
Toilsomely, and at cost of desperately hard marching and fighting, he had made himself master of the strategic position.
Night fell while the travellers were toilsomely penetrating further into the West Riding of Yorkshire.
So thinks, at any rate, a horseman, toilsomely making his way over its inhospitable expanse.
After that a covered van, toilsomely dragged along by tired horses and guarded by armed slaves in livery.
There is no steep slope corresponding to that which we have ascended so toilsomely, only a gentle incline towards the Zambesi.
But she rowed back with the old brown dory almost as empty as when she had rowed it toilsomely out to her traps.
Frederick toilsomely clambered up to the promenade deck and crept into the overcrowded smoking-room.
At our feet is the Little American Valley, in which is the road, up the eastern portion of which we have so toilsomely climbed.


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STEP 1: No activity, complete rest. Once symptoms are gone, a physician should be consulted before beginning a staged return to play.
STEP 2: Light aerobic exercise, such as walking or stationary cycling. If there are no symptoms, proceed to step three the next day.
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STEP 3: Begin sport-specific activities, such as skating or throwing. There should be no body contact or other jarring motions, such as hitting a baseball with a bat. If symptom free, proceed to step four the next day.
STEP 4: Begin drills without body contact. The time needed to progress from non-contact exercise will vary depending on the severity of the concussion and with the player. Proceed to step five only after medical clearance.
STEP 5: Begin drills with body contact. If contact triggers no symptoms, proceed to step six the next day.
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Ooh I do love a sparkling theatre marquee; the feel of a hot ticket in my hand; and the air of excitement right before the curtain goes up on another show! Who doesn't want a little show biz glamour in their life, and a great theatre marquee can do just that. It's the sign you've arrived somewhere special… magical… fantastical… A theatre marquee is the glittering portal to the world of entertainment! Here are a collection of the most fabulous marquees I've come across so far in my travels around the United States. These marquees hail from sunny Key West to gritty Detroit and everywhere in between.
For more sensational sign design, hop on over to Sign-spirational World of Sign Design – Three Dimensions and Terrific Typography.
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deadmau5 To Score New Netflix Film Polar
Netflix and Constantin Film have announced that that deadmau5 will be creating his very first-ever film score for the upcoming movie "Polar", which is set for release next year.
deadmau5 shared his excitement via Twitter, "Working on my first film score for @constantinfilm @Netflix's #Polar. In honor of @theofficialmads character, I'll be wearing an eyepatch the entire time #blackkaiser."
We were sent the following details about the film "Polar is based upon the Dark Horse action noir graphic novel Polar: Came From the Cold by Victor Santos. The world's top assassin, Duncan Vizla, aka The Black Kaiser, is settling into retirement when his former employer marks him as a liability to the firm. Against his will, he finds himself back in the game going head to head with an army of younger, faster, ruthless killers who will stop at nothing to have him silenced. The action, mystery and intrigue will be set entirely to a custom body of menacing productions by deadmau5."
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For a truly comforting cup of tea, this flavor-boosted chai is the bee's knees. Warm yourself from head to toe with this magnificent merger of ground cinnamon, star anise and allspice. Not only does it taste great, but you'll fill your kitchen with its wonderful aroma!
- Toast star anise, allspice, and cinnamon stick in a pan on medium heat for 2 minutes.
- Lightly grind spices and place in a pan on medium heat.
- Add water, agave nectar, and slender chia tea packets and bring to a boil.
- Reduce heat to low and simmer for 15 to 20 minutes.
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Brand new property being now being sold FULLY FURNISHED (see addendum) with lots of upgrades! This beautiful corner property has so much to offer. Great location in close proximity to the Marina District, so walk to all the great downtown restaurants, shopping and nightlife and just 2 1/2 blocks to the beach. The north/south split design offers privacy with no shared decks or driveway. Three levels of living with the top floor being an open space for entertaining in the kitchen, dining area, and living room along with a 1/2 bath and a dining deck. Enjoy it all to yourself or could be a great rental investment. Estimated summer rental potential above $50,000!!
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Well, hello!
I'm Laura, owner, creator and plant lover behind LoKey Designs. I am a Midwest native, living in South City, St. Louis with my husband Zach, daughter Aurelia, son Felix and two lazy cats Loki and Ninja.
How did LoKey Designs get started?
In December 2015, I was working on random projects around my house, looking to fill a creative void. At the time, I was woking a full-time job in marketing but often missed hands on, computer-free creative projects. One of my first at-home projects was to decorate my home with low maintenance and easy to care for plants.
Up until this point, I was purchasing fresh flowers each week to bring life into our home but wanted something longer lasting that I could set on a shelf or have on a table. Succulent arrangements were the perfect solution.
After making a few arrangements for myself, my friends were intrigued with my new project and requested a planting class so they could learn how to make these beautiful little arrangements too.
In January 2016, I taught my very first succulent planting class in my "basement plant lair" with a few close friends.
By March 2016, I taught my first public planting class in St. Louis, which turned into the opportunity to sell my arrangements and home decor in a retail location.
By April 2016, I was selling my arrangements and home decor in two retail locations.
My house project grew into a small side hustle and is now my full-time business.
Started from a need for low maintenance plants and home decor for my own home, LoKey Designs offers succulent arrangements, terrariums and easy to care for live plant arrangements for your home, office or to give as gifts.
I teach private and public planting classes, make custom arrangements for clients and sell DIY Succulent Kits across the US online. I am steadily growing my business, one step at a time with the same pursuit in focus, which is to provide low maintenance (low key), living home decor.
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in the moments before a horrific bus crash which killed one person and injured forty-five others.
Arkansas State Police investigators say that the bus driver was going too fast on an Interstate 30 exit near Benton. The vehicle was unable to negotiate the curve, tumbled off the ramp, and overturned after it struck a ditch.
That bus was carrying elementary school students from a football tournament back home to Tennessee. The crash killed one person and seriously injured forty-five other people.
"In car crash claims, the law and science often collide," explained Arkansas personal injury attorney J. Timothy Smith. "Speed increases the risk of a collision and the force in a collision. That's why speed is a factor in about a third of the fatal vehicle collisions in Arkansas."
Velocity multiplies stopping distance, which is the ground a vehicle covers between the time the driver sees a hazard and safely stops the vehicle. At 30mph, stopping distance is about six car lengths. But at 60mph, stopping distance triples to eighteen car lengths.
Some factors, such as vehicle weight, affect stopping distance even more. Since large buses weigh eight or ten times what most passenger cars weight, stopping distance may be eight or ten times greater.
Speed and stopping distance are especially a factor when the driver negotiates a curve. Speed leads to oversteering, because a slight tilt of the wheel is enough to radically change direction. At that point, most drivers overcorrect, causing them to lose control of their vehicles and, in the above story, leave the roadway.
Furthermore, speed multiples the force in a collision. There's an old story about a penny dropped from the top of a tall building being fatal to a pedestrian on the street. That's not true, but that penny will give the pedestrian a serious headache.
Most speed-related claims rely on both direct and circumstantial evidence of velocity. Both positively impact the victim/plaintiff's case.
Direct evidence usually comes from the vehicle's Event Data Recorder. Nearly all vehicles have EDRs. These gadgets capture and record things like:
Furthermore, insurance company lawyers usually cannot challenge EDR results in court, assuming the device was working properly.
Witness statements are valuable as well. Something almost mystical happens when witnesses take the stand and tell the jury what they saw.
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