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Date: Friday 01 Jun 2012
The month of June may prove to be a crucial turning point for the future of the Eurozone following a series of important events that are scheduled to take place. The analyst consensus is clear:
"Theres a culmination of stress thats building," said JP Morgan chief economist Bruce Kasman. Meanwhile, Mark Zandi, the chief economist at Moody's Economy.com, thinks that "Were going to get a lot of clarity on a lot of big issues."
June 1st saw the release of the US Employment Report for May, which sent equity markets tumbling after its release on Friday. Following the ceiling of 275,000 jobs created in January, the US labour market has been slowing down rapidly; in April, only 115,000 jobs were created and just 69,000 were generated in May.
Next week, on June 6th, the European Central Bank will hold an interest rate decision. Robert Sinche, global head of currency strategy at RBS, believes that the weakness in the latest data in Germany may pressure the central bank to adopt new measures: "I think the question is whether policy makers are going to start bending again," he said.
One day later, on June 7th, Federal Reserve (Fed) Chairman Ben Bernanke will address Congress. Analysts will look closely to any hints of action that may be taken at the Feds next rate meeting.
June 17th, will be arguably the most important event of all - Greek presidential elections. Greek citizens will head to the polls to decide the countrys new government. "The June 17th election is not going to determine a Greek exit but it could set in motion things that do. Were going to have to watch how it plays out," said JP Morgans Kasman.
The results from the latest poll show that the left-wing Syriza would take 31.5% of the votes, followed by New Democracy with 25.5%, and PASOK with 13.5%, according to Greek daily Kathimerini.
Immediately afterwards, on June 18-19th, the G20 summit will take place in Mexico where discussions will undoubtedly focus on the European debt crisis.
On June 19-29th, the Feds Open Market Committee will decide on interest rates. Investors will be anxious to know if the Fed finally decides to launch more economic stimulus sooner rather than later.
Gerring Wealth Management founder Eric Parnell believes that the Fed will intervene with a second "Operation Twist" since it would leave its balance sheet unchanged and would be the less controversial move politically.
Parnell points out that the "Operation Twist" launched in October, which exchanged around $400bn in short-term bonds for longer-term debt, will conclude in late June.
"Since the beginning of the financial crisis, the stock market has responded poorly once these Fed stimulus programs have come to an end. Back in 2010, the stock market dropped by 15% in just four weeks and a total of 17% in eight weeks not long after the end of QE1 on March 31st (
) In 2011, the stock market plunged by 18% in just two weeks following the end of QE2 on June 30th."
To close out a busy month, an EU summit will be held on June 28-29th, which may finally produce some real decisions on matters such as Eurobonds, economic growth measures, and the fiscal pact.
A big month awaits, let the fun begin.
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Also, when are we getting some more Orlando? I'm looking forward to it!
Goddamnit, it won't let me edit that wrong post.
Well, anyways...
Also, when are we getting some more Orlando? I'm looking forward to it!
lots of good stuff here, Tantric should be a popular one
are you guys doing the older hits or newer songs?
I Am King Tony - "Stereo Stereo" available on RBN!
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It's great to finally see the Hitman Blues Band's first song appear - I've already downloaded it. The only thing it's missing is the keys. It'd be aweoms if you wait to put their other songs up until RBN 2.0 so we can get some keys - the organ is an essential part of these blues songs, and it'd be awesome to be able to learn and play these songs!
RBN is the greatest invention known to man! (Aside from RB3)
Out Today! Hitman Blues Band!
A veteran New York blues player, Russell "Hitman" Alexander has performed at clubs and venues ranging from after-hours dives in the Alphabet City section of Manhattan (back when even the police wouldn't get out of their squad cars) and late night bars in Harlem, to the Royal Ball for the Prince of Malta and the Quad centennial Ball for the Prince of Spain.
He has had three successful tours of the U.K. (2004, 2005, and 2006), and one in Europe (summer of 2008), playing at numerous clubs and festivals. This included the Great British R&B Festival at Colne, the Eel Pie Club, The Limelight Theater, the BluesExpress Festival in Luxembourg, and many others.
Hitman says "Over the last twenty five years, I've been fortunate to have played with or opposite great musicians, on more stages, and with more great acts than I could ever hope for." This includes Johnny Copeland, Lavette Jackson, Smokey Robinson, Diana Ross, The Coasters, The Ink Spots, and Whitney Houston
Formed in 1986, The Hitman Blues Band played all over the New York metro area before moving on to the UK, Europe, and the rest of the US Eastern Seaboard. While the personnel have changed over the years due to touring demands (except for Russell "Hitman" Alexander), the line-up has always been top notch players with the fire and experience needed to lift up the audience. With four critically acclaimed CDs and extremely successful UK and European tours, The Hitman Blues Band is ready to expand into new markets throughout the US and the rest of the world.
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New ones that have not been in the system for over 6 months.
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How about Silent Descent - Beyond Grey? Are there any of your songs missing from my thread?
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Silent Descent -- Beyond Grey
Combining metal with trance and synth, they are viewed by many as an innovative band. Their sound can be described as a mixture of melodic death metal and trance music.
In 2007 the band entered the Radio global unsigned band awards, winning the "Symphonic rock or Metal" category, and selected by Judges to receive the "Supreme Silver" award (4th overall in the contest).[1] The following year the band won the Kerrang!/MCN Unsigned Live competition .[2] In August 2008, Silent Descent were featured in metal and alternative music magazine Metal Hammer who proclaimed them "...the trance metal juggernaught the world has been waiting for." In September 2009 Silent Descent sold out the Camden Underworld along with Alestorm.
The band performed at the Bloodstock Open Air music festival on 17 August 2008[3] and headlined Thursday night's Boardie Takeover at Download festival in 2009[4] and 2010.
Silent Descent have released two examples of new music due to be released officially in mid-2010; Psychotic Euphoric[5] and Bring-In-Sanity[6].
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Kataklysm -- Numb and Intoxocated
So here we are today with tours in over 19 countries around the world, TV appearances expanding in 11 years of existence of blood & sweat, Kataklysm are back to prove that aging brings experience that make great leaders, Kataklysm are at the top of they're form and have evolved into a powerhouse that will crush all ! A new chapter is born.. a new era in extreme music.. be prepared for Kataklysm's deadly grip!! )
Kataklysm have long been known for their perfectly crafted, intensely catchy and anthemic songs and their pummeling live shows. But on Heaven's Venom, the vitriol and aggression contained takes things to another dimension. Their catchy riffs remain intact and their talent is undeniable, but this is the kind of album that turns casual fans into diehard, bloodthirsty maniacs!
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New band in testing from us
Decrepit Birth was formed in 2001 by Matt Sotelo - guitars, Bill Robinson - vocals, and Derek Boyer bass. Originally the intention was to play devastating, brutal, technical death metal, mixed with influences from the early 1990 Florida death metal scene. Since Matt and Derek had at one time both played in Southern California band, DEPRECATED, it was easy for the two of them to begin collaborating on material for the first full length Decrepit Birth album And Time Begins.
Decrepit Birth was able to catch the attention of Nuclear Blast Records, which was a label the band really wanted to work with for years. After negations, they happily signed on with Nuclear Blast in Spring of 2008. The band is currently touring in support of the new album and is also writing new music, which can only be described as an evolved version of what we did on Diminishing Between Worlds.
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I was going to throw up. The first day's reading for my Gender Violence, Law and Social Justice course involved graphic articles about the rape in Steubenville, Ohio. As I was reading about the horror inflicted on a sixteen-year old girl, my body reacted physiologically. I felt sick, but also angry. In light of such an obvious attack on women, why can't Congress reauthorize the Violence Against Women Act?
Partisan divide explains some of Congress' incapacity to act (though it still confuses me why women's safety isn't a concern of both parties). The dearth of women in Congress also contributes to legislative inaction on women's issues. That's why I'm so excited for EMILY's List President Stephanie Schriock to speak at the 7th Annual Harvard Women's Law Association (WLA) Conferenceon February 8, 2013. EMILY's List encouraged, endorsed, and ensured that women won seats in the House and Senate as well as in state executive and legislative positions.
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Thanks to EMILY's List, when women run, they can win. Women such as Elizabeth Warren and Claire McCaskill have proven to be formidable candidates. The 2012 election was a watershed moment for women in government. For the first time in American history, women now constitute 19 percent of Congress. More women than ever have access to the floor of Congress (if only access to the bathroom could keep up!). When women command the floor, they can share their perspective. They can shift the national dialogue around women's issues. They can argue to reauthorize VAWA.
I dream that our Congress will one day pass legislation even more protective of women's rights than VAWA. This will only happen if that 19 percent grows. And how will that happen? You should run.
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Leif's Surrender
Roxie's Protectors-3
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Jaden notices the sexy hunk in her cashier's line. But she knows with her plain looks and glasses he'd never notice her. So when he returns to the grocery store the next day and kisses her senseless in front of everyone, she can only hope she'll see him again.
Leif swears he'll never be permanently mated, but when he feels his mate at a grocery store while buying pregnant Roxie ice cream, his world turns upside down. Drawn to his would-be mate, he finds fighting his mating urge is harder than he expects. If he can only hold out long enough to let nature run its course, he can get on with his life. But resisting her is impossible, and he needs to claim her as his.
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Leif turned on his heel, then left Roxie's mansion and headed for his black Cadillac CTS. He got into the driver's side and headed down the winding drive to the street. He was a warrior, having trained for centuries with the rest of the Protectors for the day when the foretold one would come. Roxie was the foretold one. It was his duty to protect her against other werewolves abducting her to use as a figurehead to rule the packs. Running to the grocery store to buy ice cream wasn't part of the job description.
Leif pulled into the parking lot of the store closest to Roxie's place and found an empty space, then parked. He got out, slammed the car door a little harder than necessary and then headed inside. Forgoing a shopping cart, he walked through the large store, searching for the freezer aisle. After he finally found it, he stood in front of the glass freezer doors staring at all the different types of ice cream.
Well, hell.
He'd forgotten to ask Roxie what kind she wanted.
He reached inside the front pocket of his jeans for his cell phone, then remembered he'd left it at home. He'd forgotten to charge it during the night, and it now sat on his dresser in his room doing just that. Wasn't this just his day? Making an executive decision, he opened the freezer and grabbed cartons of vanilla, chocolate and butterscotch ripple. Roxie should at least like one of them. He juggled the ice cold containers in his arms and made his way to the checkout.
Leif went to stand at the end of the express line and looked up to the front of it and groaned. An older lady was paying for her purchase, counting out change one coin at a time. Hopefully, the other customers in front of him wouldn't take so long. The ice cream was damn cold. Already his fingers were starting to feel numb. He was rethinking his decision to not take a cart, but he wasn't going to leave the lineup just to get one now.
The line inched forward until he reached the conveyor belt. More than happy to put the ice cream down—which was more than likely already starting to melt—Leif shook out his frozen hands.
He bit back a curse when the cart behind him pushed into the back of his thighs. Leif turned to find a woman who looked to be in her forties staring at him. She quickly apologized. He smiled and had the satisfaction of watching her jaw drop. After telling her it was okay, he turned back around and smiled even more. He was used to the effect he had over mortal women. Standing at six-foot-five, with his body well-padded with muscle and his werewolf good-looks, he drew a lot of feminine stares. Not that he complained about it. He loved women, all women. Young, old, he flirted with them all. Most male werewolves longed to find their mates, the one woman their soul would join with, but not Leif. He never wanted to be that tied down.
Finally, at long last, it was his turn. He muttered to himself about pregnant women and their cravings, then took a deep breath once he came to stand across from the cashier. As if he'd been sucker punched in the gut, Leif froze in place and struggled to draw another big breath of air into his lungs. His cock went instantly rock hard, and the unthinkable happened—his mating urge kicked into high gear.
Leif settled his gaze on the cashier, the woman who was to be his mate, and took in her mousy brown hair that she wore pulled back in a high ponytail. He couldn't see what color her eyes were behind her stylish glasses, because she was busy looking down as she rang in his purchases. Her face, he found cute in a plain sort of way. She wasn't ugly, but she was by no means a raving beauty. And she was not at all what he expected his mate to look like.
She might not be heart-stopping beautiful, but she appealed to all of Leif's senses, in a big way. Her scent stirred his body like no other. He wanted to jump across the counter, rip the glasses off her face, pull her hair loose and devour her lips with his. He wanted to hear her make little moaning noises as he ground his aching cock against her pussy. And his wolf wanted to claim her as his.
The sound of her voice brought him out of the haze of lust that had descended over him. He looked at her and asked, sounding like a complete idiot, "Wha…what?"
She lifted her gaze to his. Her eyes were brown. "I asked if you wanted paper or plastic," she said in a quiet voice that seemed to take hold of his cock and make it throb even more.
"Plastic is fine," he said.
His voice sounded gruff with need, even to his own ears. A spark of interest flashed in her eyes before she bagged the ice cream. Their fingers brushed when he handed her the money to pay. That simple touch caused his cock to jerk hard inside his jeans. Leif had to bite back a growl of need. If he wasn't careful, he'd be howling like the wolf he was, and his eyes would be glowing mutedly for all the mortals to see.
Once she handed him back his change, he made sure their fingers didn't come in contact, and he found his gaze settling back on her face. The mating urge had well and truly dug its claws into him. Leif panicked. He grabbed the bag of ice cream and did the one thing his mating urge was not screaming at him to do—he hightailed it out of there.
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Survey of Energy Resources 2007
Uranium - Definitions
Uranium does not occur in a free metallic state in nature. It is a highly reactive metal that interacts readily with non-metals, and is an element in many intermetallic compounds.
This Survey uses the system of ore classification developed by the Nuclear Energy Agency (NEA) of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD) and the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA). Estimates are divided into separate categories according to different levels of confidence in the quantities reported.
The estimates are further separated into categories based on the cost of uranium recovered at ore-processing plants. The cost categories are: less than US$ 40/kgU; US$ 40/kgU to US$ 80/kgU and US$ 80/kgU to US$ 130/kgU. Costs include the direct costs of mining, transporting and processing uranium ore, the associated costs of environmental and waste management, and the general costs associated with running the operation (as defined by the NEA). The resource data quoted in the present Survey reflect those published in the 2005 'Red Book'. Cost categories are expressed in terms of the US dollar as at 1 January 2005.
The WEC follows the practice of the NEA/IAEA and defines estimates of discovered reserves in terms of uranium recoverable from mineable ore and not uranium contained in the ore (i.e. to allow for mining and processing losses). Although some countries continue to report in-situ quantities, the major producers generally conform to these definitions.
All resource estimates are expressed in terms of tonnes of recoverable uranium (U), not uranium oxide (U3O8).
1 tonne of uranium = approximately 1.3 short tons of uranium oxide;
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US$ 2.60 per kilogram of uranium; -
1 short ton U3O8 = 0.769 tU.
Proved reserves correspond to the NEA category 'Reasonably Assured Resources' (RAR), and refer to recoverable uranium that occurs in known mineral deposits of delineated size, grade and configuration such that the quantities which could be recovered within the given production cost ranges with currently proven mining and processing technology can be specified. Estimates of tonnage and grade are based on specific sample data and measurements of the deposits and on knowledge of deposit characteristics. Proved reserves have a high assurance of existence.
Inferred Resources refers to recoverable uranium (in addition to proved reserves) that is inferred to occur, based on direct geological evidence, in extensions of well-explored deposits and in deposits in which geological continuity has been established, but where specific data and measurements of the deposits and knowledge of their characteristics are considered to be inadequate to classify the resource as a proved reserve.
Undiscovered Resources refers to uranium in addition to proved reserves and inferred resources and covers the two NEA categories, 'Prognosticated Resources' (PR) and 'Speculative Resources' (SR). PR refer to deposits for which the evidence is mainly indirect and which are believed to exist in well-defined geological trends or areas of mineralisation with known deposits. SR refers to uranium that is thought to exist mostly on the basis of indirect evidence and geological extrapolations in deposits discoverable with existing exploration techniques.
Annual production is the production output of uranium ore concentrate from indigenous deposits, expressed as tonnes of uranium.
Cumulative production is the total cumulative production output of uranium ore concentrate from indigenous deposits, expressed as tonnes of uranium, produced in the period from the initiation of production until the end of the year stated.


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With a reserve of slightly more than $1 billion, SIPC could not keep its doors open for long if its purpose was to compensate all victims in the event of loss due to investment fraud.
It is important to understand that SIPC is not the securities world equivalent of FDIC–the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation. Congress specifically considered creating a Federal Broker-Dealer Insurance Corporation, but lawmakers wisely concluded that such a designation would be both misleading and out of step in the risk-based investment marketplace that is so different from the world of banking.
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CNET Update zooms in to Windows:
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Colorado State University's Delta Extension Office is now offering "Weeds of the West," a 628-page guide to every weed you may ever encounter in the western United States! A full-color photograph, as well as detailed descriptions of each species, is included to aid in identification of what's growing in your garden or pasture.
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Trauma Program
Children's Hospital of Wisconsin is a Level I pediatric trauma center, able to provide the best care to all injured kids. The American College of Surgeons grants Level I verification to hospitals that provide the highest quality of care and are involved in injury prevention, research and education.
Children's Hospital cares for more injured kids than any other hospital in Wisconsin. More than 66,000 injured patients are seen in the Emergency Department/Trauma Center every year. Of those visits, 10,000 are for trauma and approximately 1,000 of those patients are admitted to the hospital. Many of the patients are injured by car accidents, bicycle crashes, snow boarding/sledding crashes, falls, house fires and other causes of burns, violence, poisons and drowning.
Many specialists and hospital departments support this level of care. The most critically injured patients are seen by the trauma team in the Emergency Department. The trauma team is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to respond to the Emergency Department/Trauma Center
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The Trauma Program assures that every injured child receives the highest level of care. Care is monitored by the trauma or burn advanced practice nurse, trauma medical director and Trauma Program manager. Issues are discussed by the Trauma Program members or referred for trauma physician or trauma committee review to identify opportunities for improvement.
Research show that 95 percent of pediatric spleen, liver and kidney injuries resulting from blunt trauma, can be treated successfully without going to the operating room. Children's Hospital meets or exceeds this benchmark. In fact, 95 percent of spleen injuries, 99 percent of liver injuries, and 100 percent of renal injuries are treated successfully without surgery.
Research and education
Children's Hospital keeps a trauma registry with information about injuries and trends. The registry provides data to improve and support injury prevention programs. It also supports research in trauma care and injury prevention.
Children's Hospital offers ongoing lectures and conferences for staff and other health care professionals on a variety of trauma-related topics.
Trauma Program staff members are in leadership roles in the region, state and nation. This helps promote the best care for injured children.
Injury prevention
An essential part of the trauma center is injury prevention.
Through Project Ujima, Children's Hospital helps break the cycle of violence by reducing the number of repeat victims of violence.
Trauma Center staff closely works with Children's Hospital of Wisconsin Community Health. Community Health is the lead agency for Safe Kids Wisconsin and Safe Kids Southeast Wisconsin Coalition.


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The Junior Leadership Board
The mission of the Junior Leadership Board (JLB) is to connect high school students with Children's through volunteering, fundraising and learning about the medical industry from our leaders.
Knowing high school students have a lot on their plate, Children's provides many different opportunities for involvement throughout the year. In addition to opportunities to visit playrooms and participate in board meetings, members are also given the chance to help out at events that Children's sponsors or hosts like the Red Balloon Run & Ride and the Children's Medical Center Holiday Parade. Members receive community service hours for participating in JLB activities that can be applied toward their high school service requirements.
"We encourage the whole board to volunteer regularly," Michelle Gross, staff advisor for the JLB, said. "They don't have to, and we certainly understand their busy schedules. But they certainly can if they're willing and have the time."
About Us
The JLB was established in 2010 by a teenager named Caroline Cooper who saw an opportunity for high school students to make a difference for Children's.
Cooper believed that her peers could not only help by volunteering at the hospital but also by fundraising for our not-for-profit medical center. She realized, too, that teens would benefit from learning about the inner-workings of the medical environment and fulfilling community service requirements.
So, she reached out to high school students from around the Dallas area and found a group of likeminded friends from several different schools. They set goals for the JLB to raise funds annually and for each member to volunteer at Children's at least five hours a month.
During the first year, the JLB created an annual Christmas toy drive for patients at the hospital. Subsequent years have seen the group raise funds through sales of a Children's homecoming mum ribbon, change drives and special events with guest speakers like Dallas Cowboys coach Jason Garrett.
"It's cool to see how the group has grown and made a difference since it started," Kathryn Stouffer, 2012 president and member of the inaugural board, said. "We've really been able to make an impact."
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Mozilla has just launched its first Firefox OS developer preview phone to the world. The smartphone which is 3.5-inch HVGA Multitouch gallops on 1 Ghz Qualcomm Snapdragon S1 processor, packs 4GB ROM, 512 MB RAM, 3 MP Camera, MicroSD, Wifi N, G-Sensor, GPS, MicroUSB, Light and proxmity Sensor. The smartphone supports UMTS 2100/1900/900 (3G HSPA), GSM 850/900/1800/1900 (2G EDGE) and comes unlocked which can be used worldwide on any network using local SIM card. The phone packs 1580 mAh battery which is pretty impressive.
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Talk about gaff rig city. The dang things are breeding around here.
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T-Mobile Announces AMR-WB (HD Voice) Calls Active on its Network
by Brian Klug on January 9, 2013 10:40 AM EST- Posted in
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Last night at CES 2013, T-Mobile CTO Neville Ray announced that AMR-WB (Adaptive Multi Rate Wideband) was enabled on the operator's network, instantly allowing capable phones to place higher quality voice calls over the cellular network between T-Mobile customers. This announcement makes T-Mobile the first GSM/UMTS based network in the US to enable AMR-WB, but not the first operator in the US to deploy "HD Voice," as Sprint has been rolling out 1x-Advanced's EVRC-NW (EVRC-Narrowband Wideband) wherever their network modernization and LTE upgrades are.
HD Voice enables calls with a much wider dynamic range. AMR-WB is a direct successor to AMR-NB (narrowband) and offers higher frequency bandwidth of up to about 8 kHz (16 kHz sampling) as opposed to AMR-NB's 4 kHz. I'm unclear what bitrate or coding mode T-Mobile US is using, however I'd be willing to suspect that T-Mobile has probably gone for enabling the full AMR-WB range of bitrates. I have to say I'm impressed with T-Mobile US' constant leadership over AT&T with UMTS upgrades in the US. AT&T currently runs AMR-NB at 5.9 kbps for comparison, not even the full allocation AMR-NB bitrate. Update: It's possible that T-Mobile is using the 12.65 kbps AMR-WB bitrate.
This upgrade was made active last night, and all mobile-originated and mobile-terminated calls on T-Mobile between phones that support AMR-WB should now use the mode, subject to other factors that normally affect multirate codecs such as coverage profile and network load. T-Mobile has called out the Samsung Galaxy S 3 and HTC One S as being examples of two such phones that definitively already include AMR-WB support, although any phone that exposes the capability on network attach should work just fine.
I placed a number of calls between T-Mobile users last night to try and gauge any perceptible difference. I've previously heard AMR-WB demos and run loopback calls on the Anritsu base station emulator, and there is a perceptible difference. I originated a call on a Nexus 4 and terminated it on a Nexus 4 with both on T-Mobile, which sounded excellent, and then between an iPhone 5 (attached to PCS WCDMA here in Las Vegas) and a Nexus 4, which also sounded very different than an AT&T AMR-NB originated and terminated call. I need to do more testing back home, but T-Mobile's claims that this is live right now and working seem credible, calls sounded crisp and much more intelligible than some of the AMR-NB calls I've been on.
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adamquesada - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - link
It seems the Galaxy Nexus supports WB, but can anyone confirm if its activated by default on the phone? Reply -
mrseanpaul81 - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - link
Can anybody confirm that the Galaxy Nexus supports WB? Reply -
amdwilliam1985 - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - link
What about international Samsung Galaxy S3 on TMobile network? Reply -
deltatux - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - link
The Nexus S, Galaxy Nexus and Nexus 4 have the capabilities for HD Voice. WIND Mobile in Canada (my carrier) have HD Voice enabled for these devices and they use AMR-WB. Reply -
eagle63 - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - link
So I'm in the service mode on my Galaxy S 3 (*#0011#). Should I be seeing something in here to validate that I'm picking up AMR-WB? I do see an entry here that says:
"SpeechVER: EFR FR not used"
No idea if that's related or not.. Reply -
eagle63 - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - link
ok, I disconnected from WiFI and now I DO see "AMR 12.2 kbit/s" at the bottom of the service mode page. So I take it I'm good then?
This does bring another question though: If I'm connected to a WiFi hotspot, am I NOT getting HD voice? If yes, I assume that means that AMR-WB voice goes over the data network? (packet data instead of circuit-switched??) Reply -
DeeMann - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - link
Do these calls ride on thier HSPA+ network - wht happens to two HD capable devices outside that environment; also +1 on the Wifi question Reply -
iwod - Wednesday, January 09, 2013 - link
HD Voice, Now we need VoLTE Asap. Reply


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Thursday, January 20, 2011
Whose steps are they?
Before i start here i just wanted to let everyone know that it is still cold here, really cold, ice/snow storm cold, but on a positive note only 59 days till spring.
I think lately one of the most common questions i hear is "does Rozie walk yet"? I answer simply,no, and then the conversation goes a little something like this: is she cruising ,no, is she trying to take steps, nope, oh is she pulling up, no, is trying to stand, nope, and at this point i usually get the blank face. I always feel bad for the questioner (is that a word?) so i try to cheer them up: don't worry i say, she is doing so much, she can crawl now, we are so excited, and she signs so many words.
Its funny that this is where i am, i am giving support to others when really shouldn't i need the support. There was a time in my life when milestones where important. I didn't need my child to walk at a year but 18 months, i would have liked some steps.
This is a mindset, and i often get asked more than anything from new mothers of special needs children. "How do you accept the difference, how do you sit in a room full of babies the same age as Rozie, who are walking and climbing and running, and she is just sitting there. How does the jealousy and frustration not eat you alive."
Here is my advice.... Let it go, just let it go. We have choices in this world some are hard and complicated and some don't need to be.I love my Rozie without limits, she is my perfect baby no matter what, so I can A: dwell on the progress Rozie is not making, and cry, and turn green with jealously, or B: I can LET IT GO! She will do things when she does them, and that is also OK. Love for a child is not measured in milestones, it shouldn't be measured at all, love is limitless. Jealousy of other children and their accomplishments is putting a limit on your child, and i refuse. I have made the choice to let it go, my little Rozie deserves so much more than a milestone worry, she is better than that.
I choose answer B.
(did you notice her little hand on Dovie's back, i could plotz!)
It is like a thousands of dollars of therapy all wrapped up in a pretty package. Let things go. My Rozie is so wonderful, she has so many strengths that would wow that hardest audience, and she struggles in areas too, like walking, standing, and even allowing her feet to touch the ground. We are working on this , real hard, but this is not taking over my life, Rozie will walk, maybe not today, and most likely not tomorrow, but one day she WILL walk, and I've let it go.
I love you my 3 little kinderlach from the moon and back a million billion trillion times over
19 comments :
- one_plustwins said... [Reply to comment]
Great post, Sheva, I could not have said it better myself. :)
- January 20, 2011 at 2:17 PM
- Anna Theurer said... [Reply to comment]
Sheva, I get those questions all the time too and I try to change it around to what she CAN do. Sometimes it is hard for me to watch all of the other kiddos in her playgroup run and climb, but from now on, I am going to choose B. My mother and I always say "Ellie is going to do these things when Ellie chooses to do them and when she does, it will be that much more wonderful." Thank you for sharing your thoughts on your blog. It is inspiring.
- January 20, 2011 at 2:31 PM
- Cathy said... [Reply to comment]
I choose B too. Life is happier when you are a B!
- January 20, 2011 at 2:52 PM
Beautifully put. You are a stong, beautiful mother. I am proud you are my friend! :)
- January 20, 2011 at 3:17 PM
- Becca said... [Reply to comment]
I hope all new mothers of children with Ds find your blog, Sheva. Your outlook is so refreshing and objective, not throwing your hands up crying, "why me?" but working with things as they are, taking things day by day. Many of us (even those of us with slightly older children) can learn much from you.
- January 20, 2011 at 4:00 PM
- Maya said... [Reply to comment]
Of course she will!
My baby boy started to walk when he was 16 months old, nursed till he was 18 and now, when he is 28 months old he can hardly say 20 words. I think he is perfect even if he didn't hit those milestones on time. I know he is. - January 20, 2011 at 5:01 PM
- firstname.lastname@example.com said... [Reply to comment]
beautiful post, drank every word up
- January 20, 2011 at 7:23 PM
- Nechama said... [Reply to comment]
Great post Sheva! Mussia knows how to sign too and i keep on saying it has been the greatest thing that we did! we opened up a whole new world of communication :) The steps too, im not quite bothered by the other kids that run around that are her age prob b/c we rarely seem them since were so busy in therapy :) (of course sometimes im like wow shes younger than her and does so much how does that happen? lol) but life is much better when we come to appreciate that ONE DAY they will get there, and yes it will be that much greater! and we will all rejoice in Rosies walking :) For the meantime, let her take her jolly old time- were all understanding you!
- January 20, 2011 at 7:55 PM
- Cole said... [Reply to comment]
The answer to the question of how it does not eat you up- "I'm just so grateful she's mine. I've never been luckier. Mommas don't love their children less for what challenges they face." It's true, no?
- January 20, 2011 at 9:10 PM
- guitarSevilla said... [Reply to comment]
Kate is 3 1/2 years old now and I realize I have always been a "B". I love her just the way she is, no matter what she can or can't do yet.
Great post Sheva. I love Rozie's beautiful face. Your kids are precious.
Cherie - January 20, 2011 at 9:22 PM
- Julia said... [Reply to comment]
Great post!! It's so perfect and true, and the little hand on back pic. Be still my heart;)
- January 21, 2011 at 9:08 AM
- Tracy said... [Reply to comment]
Your babies are all so beautiful...others are green with envy for you!
- January 21, 2011 at 10:02 AM
Your posts are so real and sincere! I love them. Rozie is beautiful! I don't know you, but I see from the pictures what an awesome little maidele Rozie is. I love her smile, I love how she's feeding her doll, and I loved her hand on her brother's back!! I'm so grateful that I stumbled across your blog. It helps me see the miracles and beauty that is LIFE.
You are an awesome photographer! I love Rozie's wardrobe: the bright colors are wonderful! You can tell that you are a positive Mommy who LOVES and ADORES her kinderlach!!
May Hashem continue to give you the Koach to live your life to it's fullest.
Good Shabbos!
Leora - January 21, 2011 at 5:15 PM
- patricia said... [Reply to comment]
Well put. I chose B.
- January 21, 2011 at 10:21 PM
- EN said... [Reply to comment]
What a beautiful post and so important for many parents to hear! Even though we adopted Josie and knew to anticipate delays, I still find myself pushing her to go at a faster pace.But as you so eloquently emphasized, if you focus on the amazing qualities she has, all of that pressure to follow some sort of imaginary timeline fades and I focus on the important things - she's here, she's healthy, she's wonderful - just the way she is!
- January 23, 2011 at 7:46 AM
- DESJ and Company said... [Reply to comment]
When she is 4 years old and playing on the playground, no one will ask when she walked.
It doesn't matter. She'll get there in her own time at the right time.
It's the getting there that matters, not the when
FWIW, Dovi walked at 23 months old. - January 24, 2011 at 5:47 PM
- herbwifemama said... [Reply to comment]
That reminds me of Rachel's Signing Time song "Shine"
Listen to it when you can cry. - February 5, 2011 at 5:23 PM
- Devorah said... [Reply to comment]
I am amazed by your attitude and the way you look at things!
Focusing on what your child can do will leave you with positive feelings and y'know what?! She'll get there! She'll reach the goals you set for her!! - February 13, 2011 at 4:02 PM
- Frayda said... [Reply to comment]
Let things go. I agree that this is a great policy but it is very hard to accomplish. You have to be able to control your brain in a very specific way. It is wonderful that you have figured this out. BTW, adorable pictures!
- June 2, 2011 at 3:52 PM


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This is what is being celebrated today:
"A committee of scholars appointed by Boston University concluded today that the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. plagiarized passages in his dissertation for a doctoral degree at the university 36 years ago," (NY TImes, 1991).
"Nor did he stop after graduation; as early as the 1970s, King scholar Ira Zepp noticed that sections of King's first published book Striding Towards Freedom were taken verbatim from Anders Nygren's Agape and Eros and Paul Ramsay's Basic Christian Ethics," (Harbison).
" But when he went to predominately white institutions in the North, King received extra-ordinarily high grades for academic work which was not only often heavily plagiarized, but was otherwise quite unexceptional, (Luker).
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The 112 is what I want mine to look like one day :-)
The words suggest that RHD American cars were "unusual" so whoever wrote then wasn't aware of the factories down in London that built them.
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a big Hudson, like the '38, probably a Custom 8, was considered an expensive car in England. Railtons were even more expensive with their custom made alum. bodies BUT what made them expensive beyond just their initial price was the 8 cyl. engine as, and I understand it's the same
today, the registration fee is based on engine displacement (which is why some big English cars, even Rolls-Royces, would come with small 6 cyl. engines) so were expensive to keep in that sense as well as more "thirsty" as the gas pump. Railton even built what are called "baby" Railtons with the little 6 engine.
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However with many manufacturers having bases over here the cars were coming in one way or another :-)
The Model A was a good example of compromise there ; the cars produced here had 14.9HP engines as opposed to the 24HP engines in the equivalent US models
The British RAC horsepower rating was calculated from total piston surface area (i.e. "bore" only). The tax was replaced in 1947 with a tax on cubic capacity and then in 1948 with a falt rate tax.
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