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School-Family Partnerships
Family Symposium scheduled for Nov. 23 at Garfield High School
The fall Family Symposium has been scheduled for Saturday, Nov. 23 at Garfield High School. At this symposium, families and community partners will learn how to support student academic achievement at home and in the community. The symposium was originally scheduled for Oct. 12 but was rescheduled because of conflicts in scheduling and availability.
Nominations to School-Family Partnerships Advisory Committee are still open.
Seattle Public Schools is accepting nominations to its School-Family Partnerships Advisory Committee to the Superintendent.
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At Seattle Public Schools, we recognize that when families are engaged in their children's education they achieve higher grades, have better attendance and behavior, complete more homework, and demonstrate a more positive attitude toward education. We are proud of the diversity of our students and families. We believe that building meaningful, authentic and culturally-inclusive partnerships with our families and their communities is the best way to ensure our students' success in school, careers and lifeFamilies can be involved in many ways.
- Ask your school's principal how you can get involved in your school's Family Engagement Action Team (FEAT).
- Parent-Teacher conferences give families and teachers the opportunity to share information, solve problems, and establish relationships that directly contribute to student success. Find out how you can make the most of the Parent-Teacher Conference with your child's teacher.
- Learn about the Source, a tool for communication among teachers, students and their families.
- Join the School Family Partnerships (SFP) Advisory Committee, which advises the Superintendent on SFP Policy and Procedures.
- Find out if your school has a PTSA and how you can be involved.
- We have put together a list of suggestions on how families can help with their children's learning at home and at school, based on the Six Types of Family Engagement.
Click on the following links to view the Seattle Public Schools' Family Engagement Policy, Procedures, and SFP Plan:


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3:00 P.M. Led by Maj. William Chronicle, local men known as the "South Fork Boys", part of the Lincoln County Militia under Col. William Graham and Lt. Col. Frederick Hambright fought in the battle that President Thomas Jefferson dubbed "the turning point of the war", the Revolutionary War. How many descendants of those brave men still reside in our area? Are you one of them? Our speaker for November will be Leah Taylor of the Kings Mountain Battle Ground, which is part of the Kings Mountain National Park. Come on out to learn about this momentous battle & learn if you just might have a family connection to one of soldiers who fought so hard to free our country. It's free and light refreshments will be served after the presentation. |
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We have family photographs, picture postcards, buildings and landmarks from the counties in our area of North Carolina. We also have a few we need help to identify. Can you help, or do you have photos to share? This little photo is from my own family archives and showcases the only 3 grandchildren at the time. From left to right is my Dad holding me, Uncle Hugh holding cousin Michael & Dad's brother Robert holding cousin Annette. I thought it time to share this information as we've now lost two of these wonderful gentlemen. The photo was taken in 1948 & featured 3 WWII veterans who came home with so much horror still in their minds, but full of hope for the future. We represented that future. We lost Uncle Hugh in July 1980, and Uncle Robert just this past December. Please take the time to drop by their findagrave memorials & pay your respects to members of the "Greatest Generation" who helped pave the way for your freedom. We miss them terribly. Judy |
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text: The MSU Brass Quintet is a newly formed group as of the spring of 2012. Previously the group was only used for the Madrigal Dinner put on by the MSU Chorale, but recently they have performed at several venues for many different events including playing for General Wesley Clark, the Big Sky Art Festival, the Science Olympiad held at MSU and as a feature during the brass weekend put on by Dr. Tim Dueppen at MSU. The members include three music majors and two engineering members. They are very dedicated individuals and talented musicians. Many of them are involved in several other groups at MSU including the MSU Symphony, the MSU wind Symphony and the One O'clock while also being full time students. They are taught by Dr. Tim Dueppen and they rehearse once or twice a week at MSU. These free concerts take place the first Monday of the month, February through July, during the noon hour in the Library's Large Community Room. The public is invited to explore music that is original, exciting, and most of all, fun. This series is sponsored by the Bozeman Public Library Foundation. Please contact Paula Beswick at email@example.com or 582-2426 with any questions. This concert is free and open to the public.


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"The Maryland Early Brass Consort is dedicated to the performance of early brass music of the Renaissance, Baroque, Classical, and Romantic eras on instruments of the period, such as natural trumpets and horns, cornettos, sackbuts, and baroque tympani, as well as early versions of valved brass instruments. MEBC plays as an ensemble and joins with other musical groups to form larger ensembles. MEBC also presents educational programs for elementary, high school, and university classes, in which students are encouraged to try out our collection of instruments."
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"Lesley Schatzberger has been at the forefront of historical instrument performance whilst also remaining active in a broad range of music making. After studying at the junior department of the Royal Manchester College of Music, she went on to the University of York, and then for postgraduate studies to the Royal Academy of Music. She was appointed as principal clarinet with Roger Norrington's London Classical Players, John Eliot Gardiner's English Baroque Soloists and Orchestre Révolutionnaire et Romantique. She has toured many times in Europe, the United States, and Japan, including performances with Stockhausen's chamber ensemble and with the Academy of Ancient Music.
Lesley teaches at the Royal Northern College of Music and also runs Jessie's Fund, a charity helping seriously ill children through music, which was established in memory of her daughter. In 2006 she was awarded an honorary doctorate by the University of York. "
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"Raymond Honing studied at the Conservatory of Amsterdam and chamber music with flute and Baroque flute at Harrie Starreveld Marten Root. He also attended masterclasses with the French flutist Patrick Gallois. His repertoire ranges from 18th-century, Early Romantic music on period instruments to contemporary and world music on the modern flute. The Amsterdam Quintet was a prizewinner at the International Wettbewerb für Junge Kultur in Düsseldorf and the Musical Ensemble L'Esprit won a prize at the International Competition of Wassenaer 2000. Raymond is artistic director of the Baroque ensemble La Barca Leyden. In addition to performing as a chamber music partner, Raymond also occurs as a regular soloist. He was the soloist for the world premieres of the flute concert by Robin Raaff (NL) and Uzong Choe (Korea) and also in Bach and Vivaldi concerts. He has made CD recordings of works by De Raaff, Ruynemann and Feldman and played eg in the Nieuw Ensemble, the Asko Ensemble, the Ives Ensemble, the Dutch Bach Society and the Frankfurt Baroque Orchestra. Besides numerous concerts in the Netherlands, he has also made appearances on concert stages and festivals in Belgium, France, Germany, Hungary, Czech Republic and Scandinavia. In addition to his flute playing, Raymond is also active as a conductor."
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"¡Sacabuche! is a sackbut and cornetto ensemble that began as a collegium ensemble based at Indiana University Jacobs School of Music's Early Music Institute and performs the beautiful and lesser-known repertoire of baroque trombones, organ and voice. This ensemble is noted for its dedication to creative and engaging interpretations of early Baroque and late Renaissance masterpieces and a willingness to explore multi-genre works. …"
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"Georgia Browne is a freelance historical flute player. She specialises in repertoire from the Baroque to the early Romantic era, performing on original and replica flutes as both a chamber and orchestral musician. She is principal flute and soloist with The New Dutch Academy and has performed with numerous other period instrument ensembles in Europe and Australia.
Georgia has been a guest teacher at musical institutions in Iceland, Indonesia and Australia and teaches historical flute privately in London where she is currently based. "
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"Stephen Hammer plays and teaches oboes of all periods, recorders, and Renaissance reeds, and is active as an instrument-maker and music administrator. He is especially interested in the musical rhetoric of the Baroque period, and also enjoys tennis, playing jazz, and making web sites."
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Kelly Nivison Roudabush is a versatile flutist with expertise in both modern and historical flute performance. She teaches privately in Bloomington, Indiana, and has experience teaching ages 6 through adult. Kelly is an up and coming name in the early music community. She has been a semi-finalist twice in the National Flute Association's Baroque Flute Artist competition (2007, 2009), and has won the National Flute Association's Baroque Masterclass Performers competition (2011). She has performed for notable period flutists, including Barthold Kuijken, Rachel Brown, Janet See, Christopher Krueger, and Stephen Preston. Her primary traverso teachers include Barbara Kallaur and Nancy Schneeloch-Bingham.
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"Michael McCraw is cited in the newest edition of Grove's Dictionary of Music and Musicians as one of the most important early bassoon players and pedagogues of our time. A pioneer in the field of baroque performance with original instruments, he began his career in New York City as a member of the Orpheus Chamber Orchestra.
McCraw has played with such ensembles as Musica Antiqua Koeln, Concentus Musicus Wien, London Baroque, Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, and Camerata Koeln. From 1991 through 2002, he was principal bassoonist of the Tafelmusik Orchestra.
McCraw has taught at festivals and workshops all over the world and was a faculty member of the Royal Conservatory of Music in Toronto. His recordings number more than 140 and include a highly acclaimed CD of Vivaldi bassoon concerti with the Seattle Baroque Orchestra. McCraw serves as musical director of the baroque double reed workshop in Albuquerque, N. M. "
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"Washington McClain is a former member of the Tafelmusik Baroque Orchestra and current principal oboist of l'Ensemble Arion (Montreal) and Apollo's Fire Baroque Orchestra (Cleveland, Ohio). He has performed with many baroque orchestras in the United States and in Canada.
Washington's extensive teaching and performing experience in workshops and festivals in North America includes The Amherst Early Music Festival, Albuquerque Baroque Double Reeds, the Madison Early Music Festival, The International Baroque Institute at Longy (Boston), Festival International de Musique Baroque de Lamèque (New Brunswick, Canada), The Staunton Music Festival (Virginia), and the Boston Early Music Festival. He is also the first period instrument performer to be featured in an article of Windplayer Magazine.
McClain has made recordings for Sony Classical Vivarte, ATMA Records, Analekta Records, and Centaur Records."
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"B.M., Tel Aviv University; Soloist Diploma, Arnhem Conservatory; Artist Diploma, Longy School of Music; D.M.A., Boston University. Baroque flute with Wilbert Hazelzet, Carla Kemme-Mahler, Christopher Krueger, Michael Melzer, Pieter van Howelingen. Masterclasses with Barthold Kuijken, Maarten Root, Jed Wentz, Ton Koopman. Flute with Sergio Feidman, Uri Shoham. Faculty: Atlantic Union College, Amherst Early Music Summer Workshop. Director, Chamber Music at Mather House. Performances with Handel & Haydn Society, Boston Baroque, Sequentia. Member: La Donna Musicale. Founding member: New Quartet, Kammerton. Recordings: Deutsche Harmonia Mundi, Centaur, and private labels. "
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Early Flute ensemble.
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"Mary Oleskiewicz specializes in historical flutes and flute playing. She and her duo partner, harpsichordist Dr. David Schulenberg, are available for concerts, masterclasses, lessons, and general or scholarly lectures on a wide variety of subjects, including tuning and temperament, playing pitch, pedagogy, and performing practice. In 2001 she was the first-prize winner of the National Flute Association's triennial Baroque Flute Artist competition.
Mary Oleskiewicz has appeared worldwide as a flutist and lecturer. An associate professor of music at the University of Massachusetts Boston, where she has taught since 2001, during 2006-8 she carried out research as a Fellow of the Alexander von Humboldt Foundation at the University of the Arts in Berlin (Germany). Previously she held a joint curatorial and faculty appointment at the National Music Museum and the University of South Dakota. She received the Ph.D. in 1998 in Performance Practice from Duke University. .."
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"Hailed as one of the finest flute players of our time, Chris Norman proves over and over again that the simple wooden flute is the original- and still unsurpassed- woodwind of expression, passion, joy and subtlety. His influential work as a performer, composer, recording artist and teacher has brought the simple wooden flute to the forefront as an alternative voice to the modern orchestral instrument.
Born in Halifax Nova Scotia, he began his musical studies at the age of ten. His interest in the traditional music of Maritime Canada; Scottish, Irish and French Canadian Styles, drew him from his early path studying classical flute. Chris embarked upon a quest to learn the music from the tradition bearers, travelling across North America and Europe. His subsequent work has redefined the boundaries of both traditional and classical styles, forging a synthesis that has been embraced by audiences, scholars, and critics of both schools. .."
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"Philippe Allain-Dupré studied baroque flute with Barthold Kuijken au Conservatoire Royal de Bruxelles where he obtained his "Diplôme supérieur" in 1987.
He plays on instruments he has constructed from designs copies of various museums: la flûte de Rafi, la flûte de Van Eyck, la flûte de Hotteterre, la flûte Quantz that was played by Frédéric II of Prusse and la flûte Tortochot de l'époque de Devienne. .."
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"Inspired by the meeting of Martine Fleith, Isabelle Sainte-marie, Rachel Mathis and Alan Cowderoy during the "Journées de la Flûte Traversière de Stuttgart" in 2005, the creation of the ensemble stems from the common desire to rediscover the original structure of the consort of Renaissance flutes. .."
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"Study of baroque, classisal and romantic flutes with Marten Root at the Utrecht Conservatory and Sweelinck Conservatory Amsterdam, The Netherlands. Private studies of modern flute.
Masterclasses by Barthold Kuijken, Wilbert Hazelzet, Nancy Hadden, Richard Egarr and Michael Rosenberg.
Flutist with the baroque orchestras l'arco, Hannover and Les Perruques, Amsterdam.
Free lance work with different period instrument orchestras in Germany.
Chamber music work with different enembles, a.o. ensemble le petit bruitand Ensemble Phoebus Amsterdam".
Performances and recordings made with
the Orchestra of the Nederlandse Bachvereniging, under Gustav Leonhardt, René Jacobs, Ivan Fischer and Jos van Veldhoven,
the orchestra Anima Eterna under Jos van Immerseel,
Ensemble Musica ad Rhenum under Jed Wentz,
the European Union Baroque Orchestra under Roy Goodman and Mark Minkowsky.
Teaching at the Early Dance and Music Center, Groningen and privately."
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"Gabriele Cassone received his conservatory diploma in Trumpet following studies with Mario Catena, and in Composition studying with Luciano Chailly.
He is world renowned not only as a historical artist performing on original instruments (Baroque natural trumpet, Classical keyed trumpet, rotary valve trumpet and piston cornet), but enjoys an equal fame as a contemporary musician.
Luciano Berio selected Gabriele Cassone to premiere his works for solo trumpet: Sequenza X for solo trumpet, and Kol-Od, performed with L'Ensemble Intercontemporain under the direction of Pierre Boulez.
He has also shared the stage with celebrated trombonist Christian Lindberg in performances of Berio's opera Cronaca del Luogo, commissioned by the Salzburg Festival.
Famous international conductors have requested Gabriele Cassone for performances of the most demanding trumpet repertoire; Sir John Eliot Gardiner named him principal trumpet in the English Baroque Soloists for the entire cycle of J.S. Bach's Cantatas, and for the Second Brandenburg Concerto, and Ton Koopman, director of the Amsterdam Baroque Orchestra, requested him as principal trumpet for the ensemble's recording of Cantata BWV 51 by J.S. Bach. .."
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"Zephyrus - the English Bagpipe Orchestra - offer the glorious harmony and sinuous counterpoint of six sweetly toned bagpipes underpinned by driving percussion. Formed by Jon Swayne in 1998 to perform his piece The Halfe Hannikin Variations, Zephyrus brings together some of the best players of modern English bagpipes. The polyphonic style of writing developed by Jon is quite unique and exploits to the full the amazingly rich sonority offered by six pipes. The group have released two CDs of their music, Halfe Hannikin and English Suite.
The Halfe Hannikin Variations is a suite of music inspired by the tune of the same name in John Playford's 1651 edition of The English Dancing Master. It comprises Prelude - Theme, Slowish Waltz, Polka, Slow Five, Bourrée, Dark Seven, Wodgy and Finale. The piece is far from a static presentation, the musicians having worked out carefully choreographed moves so as to enhance both the visual and the musical impact. .."
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"Stefano Bet was born in Friuli Venezia Giulia (Italy) in 1960. Since many years he has devoted his career to the study of original early instruments and the historical performance of the repertory for flute (Renaissance, Baroque, Classic). He is self-taught relative to historic instruments, studied with Barthold Kuijken at the Academie Internationale of Antwerp, Sigiswald Kuijken at Centro di Musica Antica of Rome, Nikolaus Harnoncourt at the Salzburg Mozarteum. Finalist at the Utrecht International Early Music Competition, today he is one of the most famous italian early flute player. His concert work includes many International Festivals: debut in 1983 at the Festival Vivaldi of Venezia (Fondazione Cini) and after....Teatro alla Scala Milano, Musica e Poesia a San Maurizio Milano, Società del Quartetto-Settimane Bach Milano, .. ." Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Wendy Rolfe is one of the United States' leading performers on historical and modern flutes. She has just been accepted to the Fulbright Program Senior Specialists Candidate Roster as a Candidate for international projects. Ms Rolfe has toured the USA with a Solo Recitalist Grant from the National Endowment for the Arts, presenting her unique "The Flute Through the Ages". This program illuminates musical history with flutes from her own collection, including an 1818 Claude Laurent crystal flute. Ms. Rolfe also annually tours Brazil, giving recitals and master classes at the Universities of Sao Paulo, Brasilia, Campinas and Rio. In 2005, she was guest artist and professor at the XV International Flute Festival in Quito Ecuador. Currently, Ms Rolfe is engaged in a Berklee College of Music Faculty Fellowship project in Brazil, working with the Flautistas da Pro Arte education program in Rio de Janeiro, and recording a solo CD of Brazilian music for flute and piano with leading Brazilian pianist Maria Jose Carrasqueira. .." Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"The English Cornett and Sackbut Ensemble, based in London, are now celebrating their 15th year. All the members are leading specialists on early brass instruments with a shared aim to take the performance of repertoire for Cornetts and Sackbuts to the highest level.
Since it's formation, ECSE have played at many major music festivals in the UK and abroad including the Bath International Festival, Spitalfields, Warwick & Leamington and the York Early Music Festival including being finalists in the Early Music Network International Young Artists Competition. Sell out appearances have also been given at London's Wigmore Hall, St. John's Smith Square and the Purcell Room. ECSE have toured in France, Canada and Israel (twice with the assistance of the British Council). In April 2008, ECSE returned to Canada following there successful tour back in 2001 with performances in Toronto and Ottawa of their new programme "FLOWER OF CITIES ALL" plus world premiere performances of a new commission for ECSE by Canadian composer Andrew Ager. A live performance for Canada's new radio station, Classical 96.3FM was also given. ECSE have also performed on BBC Radio 3, 4 and BBC Scotland and their recordings are often heard on Radio 3 and Classic FM. .." Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Deborah Booth plays Renaissance, Baroque, and modern flutes and recorders. Her training in flute performance was taken at Cincinnati Conservatory, the University of Kentucky, the Mannes School of Music - Historical Performance Program, and she has studied with Marion Verbruggen, Sandra Miller, Thomas Nyfenger, and other noted teachers in Amsterdam and New York. Ms. Booth played in several orchestras, including the Louisville Orchestra and the North Carolina Symphony. ... " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Born in Cagliari, he graduated as flutist at the Conservatory "G. P. da Palestrina" in Cagliari under the direction of Maestro G. Pellegrini. For more than year he has carried on an intense concert activity, mainly in the field of chamber music. He took part to the seminar of flute interpretation by Maestro C. Klemm. He has played with Orchestra dellíEnte Lirico "G. P. daPalestrina" of Cagliari, with Orchestra "S. Cecilia" of Milano, the Chamber Orchestra "New Art Ensemble" of Novara and with the Orchestra "G. Donizetti" of Sesto S. Giovanni (Milano) as solo player. He has played in several chamber formations at the International Festival "Kammermusik" in Bellagio, at the International Festival "Alfonso Reyes" in Monterrey (Mex), at "Magno Festival Palafoxiano" in Puebla (Mex), at the " Saint Hill European Art Festival" in Sussex (GB) and he took part to seven editions of the "Sui Sentieri della Fantasia" at Montisola (Brescia). Tours of concert have taken him to Egypt, Portugal, Mexico, Lebanon. He has recorded two pieces of the composer S. G. Masoni on the CD "The Clear Project" and in July 1999 is available his last CD "TIME BANDITS :Time's deception" recorded with Pier Paderni.
Since February 1995 he ha been studyng baroque flute and after winning a CEE scholarship he attended the VI edition of courses in baroque music at Porto (Portugal) specializing under the direction of E. Di Felice. At present he studing under the direction of M. Castellani at the Conservatory of Verona. (Italy) "
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"Founded in 1988 TROMPETEN CONSORT FRIEDEMANN ALWAYS maintains the trumpet ensemble music of the Baroque era. It consists of eight musicians, all specialists in the field of early music. More detailed information can be found under "TCFI" and "musicians" the current composition of the consort. ... " (Google translation) Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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"Jed Wentz began his flute studies with Walter Mayhall in Youngstown, Ohio, and continued studying with James Walker in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He studied modern and historical flutes at the Oberlin Conservatory of Music with Robert Willoughby and Michael Lynn, and received a Soloist's Diploma from the Royal Conservatory in The Hague after three years with Barthold Kuijken. He has performed and recorded with groups such as Musica Antiqua Koln, Les Musiciens du Louvre, Capriccio Stravagante Paris and the Gabrielli Consort. In 1992 he founded Musica ad Rhenum, with whom he has recorded more than 20 CDs both as flutist and conductor. His recording of the complete flute sonatas of Locatelli was awarded the prize for the Best Recording of Italian Music 1995 by the Fondazione Cini Venetia. Mr. Wentz teaches at the Amsterdam Conservatory of Music, and lectures regularly on performance practice at the Royal Academy of Music in London. He has published articles in Early Music, Concerto, and Tijdschrijft voor Oude Muziek. He is pursuing his doctorate through Leiden University, with his research centering on the relationship between 18th-century staging and tempo in the tragedie en musique. " Visit website for more information. (ed.)
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Motorola told us earlier this year that the Droid Bionic would be getting Android 4.0 ICS sometime in Q3, which is where we are at right now. It looks like Motorola is getting hard to work at it, as another Ice Cream Sandwich build has leaked for the device, this time with a system version of 6.7.230.
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For future reference the Wikitravel:CIA World Factbook 2002 import can be found at Talk:Morocco/CIA World Factbook 2002 import.
'See' section
Don't we need a 'See' section for special "must-see" attractions?
- They go in the Other Destinations section. See Wikitravel:Country article template. -- Colin 15:16, 19 May 2005 (EDT)
External links moved
Some WikiTraveler left the following external links that might be useful to researchers.
More external links: taxi and car
Few more external links on travelling by taxi and by car:
- http://www.triotours.com/faq/ma/travel-around-car.htm
- http://www.triotours.com/faq/ma/travel-around-taxi.htm
It has some ideas we would welcome here--but is it OK to just transcribe key of them in this article? Will it conform to our policy on using copyrighted content? BTW, here's who they are and why they are doing that: http://www.triotours.com/faq/about/who-is.htm. --DenisYurkin 23:37, 15 November 2006 (EST)
- No, you can not use this content in WikiTravel. It is copyrighted material.
Sleep for Dh75 is expensive budget?
I wonder if the prices like this really exist anywhere in Morocco:
- youth hostels in the major cities (dorm beds from around Dh 50)
- budget hotels: singles from around Dh 65
- slightly more expensive budget (singles from around Dh 75) and mid-range hotels sprinkled throughout ville nouvelles
From my experience, typical budget accommodation is from EUR50 to EUR80 per double, which is about x10 higher then the figures above. Can anyone support that the prices above are real and up-to-date? --DenisYurkin 15:53, 13 November 2006 (EST)
- These prices seem reasonable for the major cities, though they are on the cheap side. I was travelling in Morocco in January of this year, and was paying about 100Dh a night on average - 50 at lowest, 200 at highest. —The preceding unsigned comment was added by 220.127.116.11 (talk • contribs)
Buses are more reliable than trains?
I removed several quotations like this, as they give more questions than answers. In what sense are they more reliable? Are there more buses per day than trains per day for the same connection? Are buses better in departing/arriving in time? Do they break up more rare than trains? Please give details on this--and we'll bring the phrase back to the guide. --DenisYurkin 17:46, 22 November 2006 (EST)
Get around: by plane
We need more details here: routes available; frequency per day; give some idea on prices of domestic flights. Anyone willing to share? --DenisYurkin 16:46, 24 November 2006 (EST)
URLs for ferries
Hi, I do respect you external links policy, but it is very annoying that I only see soem prices for ferries, but no names for companies nor website addresses. The wiki would be a good place for that. Now im in the hands of google, and the travel preparation gets much more of a fuss. --22.214.171.124
- It's not against the external links policy to link to ferry companies; they're considered primary sources. What we'd want to avoid are links to guides to ferries. -- Jonboy 10:33, 4 January 2007 (EST)
hamams vs rhyads as a substitute of shower
- These hotels can be very basic and often lack hot water and showers, while others will charge you between Dh 5 and Dh 10 for a hot water shower. Instead, consider public ryadhs (was:hammams) that are quite alot in medina and rural areas.
Dear 184.108.40.206, hammams look much more reasonable substitute for hotel shower, as riads are actually a mid-class kind of hotel, not a public bath. Why did you change hammams to ryadhs? --DenisYurkin 05:06, 18 January 2007 (EST)
- In a meanwhile, I reverted this change back to hammams--but I'm open to discuss it if someone willing to. --DenisYurkin 03:58, 19 January 2007 (EST)
Traveling During the Ramadan Holiday
Is it possible traveling during the Ramadan Holiday? our planed vacation is scheduled for the same period of the year as the Ramadan happens to be celebrated. Homer 08:49, 30 June 2007 (EDT)
- Yes, traveling isn't so much the problem, eating and drinking and smoking is. Muslims fast throughout the day, and you'll find that most restaurants won't be serving food between sunrise and sunset. It's polite for you to observe the fast as well, though technically non-Muslims and those who are traveling are exempt. You'll still be able to buy food in stores, etc and eat it in your hotel room. I find Ramadan a fun (if slightly more challenging) time to travel... the atmosphere is generally festive, it's sort of the equivalent of the western Christmas time. At the end of the month is Eid ul-Fitr, so be aware that for about a week at that time many if not all things may be closed, and transportation a bit more difficult. – cacahuate talk 05:28, 1 July 2007 (EDT)
Is a Carnet de Passage needed?
Could someone confirm (and include in the article under "Get In / By Car" section) whether you need a Carnet de Passage in order to bring your car into Morocco? I was told by my local automobile association that I need one, but on wikipedia Morocco isn't even listed among the countries where it is helpful to have one. Also, I do feel that it is a rather important information to have if you're planning on entering Morocco by car.
Morocco badly needs subregions. I am not familiar with the country, but here is my suggestion:
Do these seem like good travel regions? --Peter Talk 13:19, 27 September 2007 (EDT)
Almost. There's an almost decent breakup of the country here: [4]
I'm thinking, based on the above linked to map:
- North Atlantic Coast (Morocco) - The coast is long enough to be broken into two easily, with attractions in both
- South Atlantic Coast (Morocco) - ditto
- High Atlas ?? - will be debate over that name, as it needs to cover Marrakech and that whole central area which is near High Atlas, but not technically part of
- Middle Atlas ?? - Also same situation, needs to cover Fes, etc
- Saharan Morocco - combining "eastern morocco" and "river valleys & dunes"
- Anti Atlas - the southern portion, covering Tarouddant down to the Western Sahara border
- Western Sahara - already a region / country, no debate there
Does that sound reasonable to anyone else? Are there better names for High and Middle Atlas? – cacahuate talk 14:13, 6 June 2008 (EDT)
New proposal
Alright, I took my thoughts above, added Anti Atlas, and drew a map... how is this looking as a region breakdown for Morocco? Anything to change? Are the names agreeable? – cacahuate talk 23:12, 30 June 2008 (EDT)
- I'm still pretty Morocco illiterate, but it looks good to me. I'm still hoping User:Spmenic might comment here, but if no one comments for a while, I say go forward with it. --Peter Talk 17:00, 2 July 2008 (EDT)
Left Handedness
The article states to avoid doing anything with your left hand, as the Moroccons perceive the left hand is used for handling excretion. Is this for real? c'mon, the Moroccons should know that most foreigners simply do not go around in life handling crap. But the problem is that being left handed I could not even sign my name with my right hand. To what extent is this anti-left hand guideline a real issue in their culture?


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Great items everyone... Chris | ||||
I finished 4 blocks for January sunshine club, and another pillowcase bringing this month total to 11. I see the original picture didn't post so I will try again since I'm not at home which has lousy reception. | ||||
So for whatever reason I'm not able to post pictures. | ||||
All the projects are looking great. Who else has more stash projects to show??? I will be watching for more inspiration. LOL Sue | ||||
I am working on a scap top that should be done by the end of the month. I made it from pieces left over from numerous projects. It is of course all stash. | ||||
● ● ● I finished the top last night (early this morning). It is ALL from stash except for the t-shirts. I'm going to piece the back with all the odd leftover cuts but not sure if I'll get it done before the month is out. (got my fingers crossed) ▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲▼▲ Life without quilting is not an option! • • • • • MY Photos • • • • • • ENJOY! Have you met my Circle of Friends? • • • • • • • PJ Party Tutorials • • • Please! • Support • OUR • Troops: • Gratitude Campaign • • • | ||||
Just one more row and a border then the top is done woohoo. | ||||
Here's a pic of my sewing room closet. When we started doing Stashbusters ( how long ago was that?) all these shelves were packed full. Here's what it looks like now. l do however have some FQs and fabric from the Retreat in Branson to add to the shelves but l was amazed at how much old stuff l have used up! l think l can start buying fabric again. What do you think? ====================== l would be unstopable IF l could get started!!! | ||||
And l got a new sewing machine!!! Seven days without a sewing machine makes one weak. And, boy, was l getting weak!!! l finished up my DGD's birthday quilt. lt's only 2 months late. Good thing she's only 2 y/o and won't know the difference. This is all from stash even the batting. ====================== l would be unstopable IF l could get started!!! | ||||
Oh, Rainbow! You gotta get those shelves filled up! What machine did you get?This message has been edited. Last edited by: wiley, | ||||
l got a Brothers SQ 9050 from Walmart. Not the upgrade l had hoped for but at least it works! And it has lots of features my old Kenmore didn't have. Oh, l might add, DH works for Walmart so his discount helped make the decision! hehehe This message has been edited. Last edited by: Rainbow, ====================== l would be unstopable IF l could get started!!! | ||||
My Precious dropped her I-toy last night (I can't keep them straight as to what is what) Anyway, it wasn't an expensive one (says her mom) and so now she's playing with her Kindle ... so thought I would make her a holder ... double batting for extra insulation, and all in her favorite colors ... peace signs She was SO surprised, and LOVES it! 2013 ... it's MY YEAR for sewing! | ||||
oh .. hey Rainbow ... CONGRATS on the new machine! I have a Brother that I bought at WM when I moved here 7 years ago, and I've worked it like a farm horse ... and she's still going strong! That's the one I take to the guild for open sewing, as it's light weight and easy to haul This message has been edited. Last edited by: SavedSinnr, 2013 ... it's MY YEAR for sewing! | ||||
SS, l remember sewing on your Brother and liking it. That did help make the decision easier, too. ====================== l would be unstopable IF l could get started!!! | ||||
Jean - love how the t-shirt quilt turned out Saved - Precious and my oldest DGD share the love of peace symbols on everything | ||||
Jean, that t-shirt quilt is amazing! I love it! It is definitely show-quality in the design and knowing how you work, also in the workmanship. SavedSinnr, Precious looks so happy with her cover! you did good! Rainbow, good job using stash! | ||||
Rainbow, you need to go shopping and fill those shelves back up!!! I have the same sewing machine you do! My dd was working at walmart so getting a little employee discount helped out my decision too!! Nice projects everybody!! | ||||
Here's the first January finish that I remembered to take a photo of before I gave it away! We had two new grandsons- one in CA and the other here in OH born between Dec. 15- Jan 6, so I've been away from the Board for a while.We spent a week out in CA helping with the Dec. baby and this quilt is the one I made for him. This is paper-pieced and totally stash! Took a couple weeks from start to finish just because of some of the tiny pieces! btw- the "road" under the vehicules is cut from M & M Millenium 2000 scraps that a friend gave me years ago (2008, perhaps!)! I try to incorporate a little of it into my quilts as often as possible! Hopefully, in the next few days, I'll have the other baby quilt with appliqued elephants done and ready to post here before it is given to the Jan. grandson! Again, stash! (Is there any other kind of quilt?? LOL!!!) pat | ||||
Great quilt, Pat. | ||||
More pillowcases-from stash. 2 blocks for Sunshine Quilters. | ||||
This is the quilt I have been working on collecting fabric forever! I put sone of the HST's together at the retreat in Branson, and in spurts since then. Last month they made it to a design wall and started sewing the rows. Today I finished the assembly, now it is on the to be quilted pile and is officially out of the bin of to be assembled! I can do what you can't do, and you can do what I can't do; together we can do great things.— Mother Teresa http://picasaweb.google.com/GAquilter | ||||
This is the same top on my bed, to give you perspective of it's size. The bed is queen sized! I can do what you can't do, and you can do what I can't do; together we can do great things.— Mother Teresa http://picasaweb.google.com/GAquilter | ||||
Jayardi Your T shirt quilt is the best ever! | ||||
GAQuilter, i am glad you showed your quilt on the bed. the first picture didnt look nearly that big. love the colors you used. very pretty. | ||||
More great items everyone. Rainbow, congrats on the new machine! Always nice having a new toy to try out. DH finally downloaded my projects. Here is the last baby blanket from the bolt I bought about a year or two ago. Now have two all ready for when I need one. Also made a throw out of the last of the fabric that I made all the throws at Christmas. A big pile of fabric no longer under my bed! Also finished a spool of serger thread. Such a rare happening, I had to include it in the picture... Chris | ||||
Bought a bunch of red Christmas fabric that wasn't Christmas looking, more graphic designs when it was about $2 a yard. All the blue or solid parts are from my stash... Chris | ||||
Fabric Design 2... Chris | ||||
Design 3... Chris | ||||
Design 4 and a couple with fabric my SSSS sent me this year and some other fabric I found in the stash... Chris | ||||
Actually managed to use up 3 pieces of blue fabrics in these pillowcases... Chris | ||||
Chris, I think I recognize some of the pillowcase fabrics! Good job! | ||||
Pillows from stash to donate to a shelter for kids. | ||||
Really enjoy looking at all the projects, admire the projects, and astonished at the stash you all have. Got several blocks for different months for Sunshine quilters done this month. And Here's a Warm Wishes boys quilt for our local quilt group giving. | ||||
Elaine2 so glad to see a "boys" quilt as so many always seem to be for girls. Guess there is just so much more fabric out there that can be considered for the female group... Chris | ||||
You guys have been busy!!! GAquilter -- that top is a LOT bigger than it looked on the floor. It sure is pretty. www.floridafarmgirlsworld.blogspot.com Life isn't about how to survive the storm, but how to dance in the rain. | ||||
Thanks FFG! It took many years to collect a variety of Halloween fabric so I had a ton to put in. Took many Halloween swaps. I should be able to do the backing and binding from stash! I can do what you can't do, and you can do what I can't do; together we can do great things.— Mother Teresa http://picasaweb.google.com/GAquilter | ||||
I am probably not going to make it this month. Had to call EMS for DH yesterday afternoon. He passede out fell and broke a leg at the hip. Also coughing up blood and a urinary blocage so I am at the hospital a lot. | ||||
Oh, Lumpy, when it rains it pours. I will put on my pra*yer list for sure. Carolyn http://harrisburgcof2013.shutterfly.com/pictures Our lives are like quilts - bits and pieces, joy and sorrow, stitched with love. | ||||
Posting a picture of Malou's doll quilt. She made the entire thing from her Stash! She'll be along tomorrow to comment, but here's her quilt! | ||||
Ahhhhh, that's adorable. ====================== l would be unstopable IF l could get started!!! | ||||
I finally have something for stash busters. I made 8 key ring lip balm holders and a pouch for DD#1's tablet. DD#2 works where they get corrugated plastic which I used for protection. Cuts easy and is stiff. I used all of a fat quarter (maybe). Here is the directions for the key holders. http://rilosandmimi.com/cute-l...lip-gloss-key-rings/ TerryOH | ||||
Marlou, that puppy panel is adorable. Lumpy... sorry to hear about your DH, hope he recups easily and fast. | ||||
Thank you! I've had it a long time. The panel had three pups in different poses & some toys. A lot of you probably remember there was a book and video about the puppy... can't remember the name right now. I'm enjoying seeing everyone's projects! Such talent and inspiration to use fabric up that's been stored way too long! | ||||
The Pokey Little Puppy I almost bought the fabric line when it was out. But I talked myself out of spending money. TerryOH | ||||
I was thinking it was 'Spot' the puppy. | ||||
Lumpy, that is so hard. Please try and take some time for yourself, you won't be any good to anyone if you burn the candle at both ends. Ts & Ps to you. | ||||
Lumpy ~ so sorry to hear of your circumstances with hubby... you AND he are on my prayer list 2013 ... it's MY YEAR for sewing! | ||||
All the projects are looking great. Looks like everyone has plenty of stash. LOL Sue | ||||
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Love all the great projects. Patty - (Lumpy Tush)I hope you will keep us all posted on your husband. Sounds like you have been through the wringer! Here is my Stashbusting entry. I made journal covers out of the left overs of a pink and gray baby quilt that is almost finished. The original plan had the back wrap to the front, but I didn't like the way the HSTs overlapped, so cut that part off and made an extra pocket on the inside back. Susan | ||||
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AHHH I get it now.
Naming it is one issue but how would you notate it on a lead sheet? I would just modify a normal chord notation by adding something to one like slash chord notation.
I dont think there is any way you could name it that would fit with the logic of our 12 note scale.


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Harvard Business School professor Bill George argues investors are over hyping the recent tech IPOs.
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-- our let's go to Best Buy once again we showed you that stock today it's up with the report being that the founder and former chairman Richard -- wants to.
Take the company private 11% gain for best spot to Harvard Business School professor and former Medtronic C.
-- George who joins -- thing you know mr.
Schultz writes any thoughts on on this issue and whether or not make sense to take Best Buy private.
Well I first my -- experiencing America it's only up 11% he offered about 40% more than that the markets -- discounting it.
I'm skeptical the company is in kind of in the state dilemma right now and it's gonna liability if fight between him and the board how much debt -- tape -- This economy needs a new strategy in -- -- -- to experience retailer to drive it shows did a great job as that term building company for the last 36 years right but now -- needs to move to a new phase.
And get some leadership in there they can think differently it's not just a big box -- they've got to be an online retailer.
They've got to compete with Amazon they've got to be of value added services provider which people like -- desperately -- To help us get through that period of boxes we have and -- -- and I think they can do that.
But the bottom -- can't stay and in -- -- much longer are they gonna continue to be a deeper trouble still think this will happen in the sub moves from -- take well might happen right.
It might happen but I'm not sure this success again we've seen -- today retailers like.
They are all go bankrupt too much debt might happen may not work that's -- -- let me -- I -- about the and -- mentioned this.
I think before we took the last break the reason that we really had John today we've been looking at some of these initial public offerings with FaceBook obviously.
Being a big example but not the only one in the world technology.
Housing -- Groupon on on -- -- some questionable.
IPOs lately and perform that great people say boy what's going on and Silicon Valley and in the tech world -- this history -- repeat itself where we see a big.
Bursting of a bubble.
Or or something like that what's your view.
Well first -- -- Partnership and -- captain -- -- to the future the United States I'm disappointed that these guys that are.
Venture capitalists and their backers are tragic so much money off the table -- -- -- to transaction it is a transaction but it's gotta go forward.
Like Google went forward and I think it is -- the stock they -- the stock got a month to -- price but at least has a huge base I'm not sure about.
Zynga and Groupon whether they have a robust.
Business model that can withstand changes and in preferences at all I think FaceBook can.
But I'm very concerned about that and I think there's been just too much -- think we've got to get back to building.
And and not just have a transact -- -- for the long term that for the future.
Of these companies is and that's of the future of the country has and you write about entrepreneurship and you talk a lot about that but thank you for joining us today -- George appreciate it.
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You have got to see and HEAR this to believe how much this kid sounds JUST LIKE Elvis.... unbelievable.
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And the number one name for female puppies is Bella . . . Yes, the main character from "Twilight"
The rest of the top 10 names for female puppies are: Daisy, Lucy, Molly, Sadie, Sophie, Lola, Chloe, Zoey, and Maggie.
The top name for male puppies this year was Max.
The rest of the top 10 names for male puppies are: Buddy, Charlie, Rocky, Cooper, Duke, Bear, Jack, Bentley, and Toby.
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1. "Grandma Got Run Over By a Reindeer"
2. "Santa Baby"
3. "Jingle Bell Rock"
4. "Jingle Bells"
5. "Feliz Navidad"
6. "The Little Drummer Boy"
7. "Rockin' Around the Christmas Tree"
8. "The 12 Days of Christmas"
9. "Winter Wonderland"
10. "The Christmas Shoes"
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Taylor Swift was one of the performers at the 2013 Victoria Secret Fashion Show, that will finally air TONIGHT December 10th!
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OK... you probably have something like 100 apps on your phone . . . but only use a few of them regularly. But sure, ONE DAY you'll get around to all of them... :-)
A new study figured out the top 10 apps people actually USE the most.
Facebook was the most used app by FAR . . . people use it four times more than the next closest app, which is Twitter. Here's the full list . . .
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2. Twitter.
3. Candy Crush Saga.
4. Instagram.
5. YouTube.
6. Amazon.
7. Gmail.
8. Angry Birds.
9. Chrome web browser.
10. Google.
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2. The letter "Z" is so common in Polish, it's only worth one point in Poland's version of Scrabble.
3. A ransom payment to a kidnapper is tax deductible.
4. In 1895, there were only two cars in Ohio, and they crashed into each other.
5. Only 1% of car alarms go off because of an attempted theft.
6. Only 22 of the 193 countries in the world have never been invaded by the British.
7. At any moment in time, 45 million people around the world are drunk.
8. Just 16 ounces of milk can contain milk from more than 1,000 cows.
9. The little pocket in your jeans was originally designed to hold a pocket watch.
10. There's only one pirate in history who ever actually buried treasure: William Kidd, who supposedly buried some of his gold on Long Island.
11. You only need to be three feet underwater to be protected from a bullet.
12. The paint on the Eiffel Tower weighs as much as 10 elephants.
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And the result is: Pad kid poured curd pulled cod.
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Colts OC Bruce Arians is having dinner in Arizona tonight with Cardinals officials and will continue interviewing with them Thursday.
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2011-11-22 0:55
hiya i would like to know how to make a song a ringtone on my nokia lumia i only got it today and cant work out how to do it like other nokias.
Solved! Go to Solution.
2011-11-22 1:30
The music file needs to be below 40 seconds long
and you need to so set the Genre to 'ringtone'
But you can set the Genre of the music file in Zune, before you transfer the song.
2011-11-22 1:35
right ok thank you i wil try it now
2011-11-22 3:04
ive tryed that ive cut the song down to 31secs changed the genre and transfered it to my phone and still cant use it as ringtone its not coming up at all..any ideas?
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Presumably you have already seen this Microsoft resource?
Perhaps try a free app from Marketplace upon device:http://windowsteamblog.com/windows_phone/b/windows
2011-11-25 11:06
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2011-11-27 23:01
would be better if Zune had a feature to cut down a regular music file and make it a ringtone ... just a simpla audio editor would be great.
but i agree... adding a genre 'ringtone' is clever. . seperates it good from the rest of the music in the phone
2011-11-28 6:52 - last edited on 2011-12-13 19:42 by michaels
Now my ringtones are not in the list with regular music.
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i am using the myxer app now but how about changing your message sound??????
At the moment it's only possible to use the default Message tones
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2012-11-08 7:22
need to know how to set my ringtone on the nokia lumia 900
2012-11-08 7:24
2013-01-31 10:24
I dont seem to have 'ringtone' as a genre in Zune?
2013-02-01 15:23
2013-05-09 20:59
I had to register because I need to let you know what I think.
I am a 45 year old bloke and I have spent the best part of tonight trying to get new songs onto my wifes nokia lumia 800, Ok after 30 mins I managed that then she said 'can I have a new text message funny tone and a new ringtone' So I said yea.
OMG and I mean Oh My God, what on earth do you think you have done? Why have you made it so complicated. Its not real it seems I cant go to the music part on the phone and choose a new ringtone Oh no people on here it seems are unable to distinguish between ringtones and music in one so they split it up. Not only that you have to get zune to register the song/sound whatever as a ringtone genre before uploadidng it to your phone and thats not to mention getting the phone to see the new file in the first place because for some reason you dont want me looking round the files on my pc to upload you want to tell me what i can or cant upload because you know best right. WRONG.
So I try to change it and 'ringtone' is not there for a genre so I thought (pardon my language) bollox I cant be bothered any more, once I think that and i read this thread I find those funny text messga tones I have, well forget that they can not be used only default ones????? Are you real? Honestly someone at Nokia when designing this phone thought 'You know what we will restrict them from changing text message tones because they will like that any buy more phones from us' ARE YOU REAL??????????????
Right I am telling you here and now, I have 2 children both have phones I have one and so does my wife I also have a large extended family and NOT ONE SINGLE ONE OF US will ever buy another nokia. You seem to want to make it such an awful experience using your phones you are must want to bankrupt your company, I mean why else would you do that? Why make a phone so hard to customise that you give up after a couple of hours? Why restrict text message tones to the default ones only? tell me what that achieves what added benefit does your customer get from that? For my part its non.
No as I said I will never buy another of your phones I simply will not pay hundreds of pounds on something that locks me out of even the most basic of functions as text mesage tones and makes other things like ringtones so convoluted and awkward that it gives you a headache.
Your phone is quite simply rubbish no wonder you wont be around much longer.
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