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Not just commercial spam, any time one poster follows up to a post with multiple, long-winded posts, one after the other, it will be considered spamming.
Posting nothing but bible verses in a post with commentary that isn't your own will be considered spamming. Spam will be deleted and/or moved, without
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From: Peter Johanning <firstname.lastname@example.com>
To: Brenda Price <email@example.com>
Sent: Tuesday, February 13, 2007 9:58:30 AM
Subject: Re: Copyright Issues
Dear Brenda
Yes, that would be in order, except one point : never copy ALL of the text; you'd then need a permission. To copy part of it is quite
Kind regards
Von: "Brenda Price" <email@example.com>
An: "Peter Johanning" <firstname.lastname@example.com>
Gesendet: Dienstag, 13. Februar 2007 08:46
Betreff: Re: Copyright Issues
Dear Peter
Thank you for your reply. The definition of plagiarism clearly states :
"the act of appropriating the literary composition of another author, or excerpts, ideas, or passages therefrom, and passing the material off as one's
own creation"
Posts on our board, when referring to articles / sermons, are accompanied by links to the relevant sites and can therefore not be constituted as plagiarism.
I am asking beforehand now : Bearing in mind plagiarism AND Fair Use and unless specifically stated that linking and/or copying is not allowed to certain sites
the Administrators of the NACBoard can then assume that it is in order to link and/or to copy part or all of the text on a public website of NAKI?
Thank you, Peter.
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Knowledge of Maven is not required to use AppFuse because the tutorials explain how to use it. If you're interested in learning Maven in-depth, please see Maven: The Definitive Guide.
For a brief introduction to Maven see Building Web Applications with Maven 2 or The Maven 2 POM demystified. Other articles are available from the Articles on Maven page.
See Maven Plugins for information on plugins used in AppFuse.
Below is a list of commonly-used helpful Maven commands.
Command |
Description |
mvn clean |
Deletes all files in target directory or directories (for multi-module projects) |
mvn jetty:run-war |
Packages and deploys your application to Jetty, reachable at http://localhost:8080 |
mvn -Dcargo.wait=true |
Packages and deploys your application to active Cargo profile (Tomcat 5.5.x by default), reachable at http://localhost:8080/yourapp-version |
mvn test |
Runs all tests in src/test/java. Use "-Dtest=ClassName" (not fully-qualified) to run individual tests. |
Use -Dsurefire.useFile=false if you want to see test failures in your console (like Ant) and -Dmaven.surefire.debug if you want to open a debugger on port 5005 w/ suspend=y. |
mvn package |
Creates a WAR or JAR depending on your project type |
mvn integration-test |
Runs UI tests in Tomcat using Cargo |
mvn install |
Installs generated artifacts in your local repository |
mvn site |
Creates project site and reports |
mvn -U |
Checks for updated plugins and downloads if they exist |
mvn -o |
Work offline |
mvn --help |
See full list of optional commands |
Ant vs. Maven
If you used AppFuse 1.x in the past and have taken the time to memorize its useful Ant commands, the following table should help you convert to using Maven.
Ant command |
Maven command |
Description |
ant setup-db |
mvn hibernate3:hbm2ddl dbunit:operation |
Creates and populates your database |
ant test-all |
mvn integration-test |
Runs unit and integration tests |
ant clean |
mvn clean |
Deletes the target directory |
ant compile |
mvn compile |
Compiles all source files |
ant war |
mvn package |
Creates a WAR file |
ant deploy |
mvn jetty:run-war |
Deploys a WAR to embedded instance of Jetty and starts it |
ant test-dao |
mvn test -Dtest=*DaoTest |
Runs all DAO tests |
ant test-service |
mvn test -Dtest=*ManagerTest |
Runs all Manager tests |
Installing a local Maven Repository
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Non-recursive option Executing a Maven goal for a module will by default execute the goal for any modules below it in the hierarchy. If you specifically wish to run the goal for this module only (and not its children) you can use the non-recursive option. |
Debugging test failures Surefire, which is the default Maven test runner now, outputs all reports as a set of xml and text files. Any test failure details and stacktraces end up in those files, and not the console. The output can be redirected to the console temporarily by adding the following option This option will skip creating the text report, but the xml one will still be available for transformation by tools. |


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SMF Support > Language Specific Support
i need to retrieve translated Mongolian language files to give to SMF. how?
sometime ago I developed Mongolian language files for smf. Now I want to give it to SMF.
I translated smf texts related to web users. But admin files are not translated completely since for admin, in my opinion at that time, it was better to have those backdoor jargons like "install package", " server configuration" etc in english. Simply because I did not have time, left them. But I translated other files so that smf based forum user sees -from the outside - every text, buttons in Mongolian.
I seem to lost translated files and luckily is left with a working copy of a website on the internet. I don't use SMF now.
Now how do I retrieve those files?
So I went to /themes/default/language/ and downloaded files. But all files seem to be in english. I don't see any language pack except english. yet the website appears with Mongolian buttons and commands, help instructions etc. Any idea?
Hello there.
Have you tried to look at themes/your_theme/languages/ directory? There should be files named - filename.language.php, and those are the files that you're looking for.
Also, if you are interested in joining our translation team and help us translate smf into Mongolian, please let us know.
Have you checked the content of English language files?
I can give away the files to translators. I can join no problem but hardly I will have time to translate.
i checked contents of the files, but they are all english. should i pm the link to you guys?
We curently don't have any Mongolian translators though. If you would like to join please send me pm.
The link wouldn't help much though, as we can't see the exact location of your language files. It should be in themes/default/languages/, or if you use some custom theme in themes/custom-theme/languages/. Note that there is located all language files english + custom ones, so please check the whole directory in order to find Mongolian filels.
File names should be:
...and so on. Every file should have english and mongolian version
Let us know if that helped you, and if you still can't find those files the only way for us to help would be to have your ftp details though.
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The French Open has always held a sacred place in this tennis fan's heart. Parisians aren't like you or I. Fact is, they're better. Whether it's smoking cigarettes in the stands or vociferously booing players for no discernible reason, they do things their own way. Refined jerks add so much more to the sporting landscape with their hooting and demonstrative sighing than the casual fan. The game – nay, the world – would be worse off without them.
Here's looking at you, Satan.
We head into the second major of the year with less questions to answer than expected. Rafael Nadal's knees have withstood the rigors of the European clay court season. Serena Williams dispatched Victoria Azarenka with ease in Rome, proving the only person who stands a chance of stopping Serena from winning her second French Open title is Serena herself. The favorites have made an impressive case, one so strong that seeing someone other than Nadal and Williams leave Roland Garros with a garish trophy and fat check in hand will be quite surprising.
It's the 'others' that will intrigue in Paris. The others being the group of players that have a shot – however fleeting – at knocking off the overwhelming favorites. On the men's side three names come to mind, all with their own personal demons when it comes to taking down Rafa on clay, let alone at a major. Roger Federer will need divine intervention to win it all, and no, Robin Soderling is not walking through that door. Novak Djokovic is the only hope for the anti Rafa crowd and he's coming off an uncharacteristic loss to Tomas Berdych. The Czech big man could be this year's Soderling. Unfortunately the words 'could be ' have been synonymous with Berdych's career up until this point.
On the women's side there is slightly more belief. Serena bowed out in the first round last year, losing to Virginie Razzano in one of the biggest upsets in French Open history. Azarenka will be there at the end, as will Maria Sharapova. Unfortunately for those two their head-to-head numbers against Williams are terrible (4-25 combined).
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Everyone knows that TA is our defensive stopper but it's becoming more clear that he's waaaaaaay more than that....he is our LEADER. Sure he turns the ball over sometimes but TA actually has a very high basketball IQ and is a play maker when the opportunity presents itself. I agree with the poster above..this isn't Zbo of two or three years ago so we shouldn't expect him to carry us but we have enough offensive weapons where he shouldn't have to. The mid post attack with Marc and Rudy with a lot of quick cuts and motion was very well executed for most of the game last night and that offense sets up open looks for our guys. If we can execute that offense through most of the game and go through Zbo and Marc on the block late in games then there isn't a team that scares me in the league. But I say again...the leader of this team is Tony Allen.
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Saturday, Nov. 3
Japanese Garden Festival at Descanso Gardens: Event includes Chrysanthemum Society Show, 9 a.m.-4 p.m., and an ikebana display, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. and Sunday. Admission $8; $6 seniors and students; $3 children 5-12. Descanso Gardens, 1418 Descanso Drive, La Cañada Flintridge. 818-949-4200.
Thousand Oaks African Violet Society show and sale, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. and noon-3 p.m. Sunday. Thousand Oaks Library, 1401 Janss Road. 818-760-8737.
Tuesday, Nov. 6
The Wonderful World of Bees will be the topic of Anna Howell at a meeting of the Westlake Village Garden Club, 9:30 a.m. Westlake City Hall, 31200 Oak Crest Drive. 805-370-3141. westlakevillagegardenclub.com
Wednesday, Nov. 7
Popular Fruit Trees for the San Fernando Valley will be the topic of Edgar Valdivia, member of the California Rare Fruit Growers, at a meeting of the Cherry Blossom Club, 11 a.m. Sepulveda Garden Center, 16633 Magnolia Blvd., Encino. 818-366-5457.
Growing orchids outdoors will be the topic of Marilyn Levy at a meeting of the San Fernando Valley Orchid Society, 7:30 p.m. Sepulveda Garden Center, 16633 Magnolia Blvd., Encino. 818-349-8677.
Holiday Homes Tour and Boutique: Fundraiser for Cancer Support Community Valley/Ventura/Santa Barbara. Tickets are on sale for the 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Dec. 1 and 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Dec. 2 self-guided event. Tickets $30 on the website; $35 at the door. 888-557-3177. cancersupportvvsb.org
Unwanted paint disposal drop-off, 9 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 10. College of the Canyons, south parking lot, 26455 Rockwell Canyon Road, Santa Clarita. dpw.lacounty.gov
San Gabriel Mountains Chapter of the California Native Plant Society native plant sale, 9 a.m.-2 p.m. Nov. 10. Eaton Canyon Nature Center, 1750 N. Altadena Drive, Pasadena. cnps-sgm.org
Christmas shop open house at Green Thumb Nursery, 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Nov. 10. Discount on selected Christmas decorations. 21812 Sherman Way, Canoga Park. 818-340-6400.
Fruit tree pruning demonstration: Garden manager Rachel Young discusses the techniques, 11 a.m. Nov. 10. Fee $10. Descanso Gardens, 1418 Descanso Drive, La Cañada Flintridge. 818-949-4200.
Theodore Payne Foundation classes: "Look, Ma, No Lawn!" with Lili Singer, 1:30-3:30 p.m. Nov. 10 ($40). "Native Plant Garden Maintenance" with Antonio Sanchez, 9 a.m.-1 p.m. Dec. 8 ($45). Reservations required. 10459 Tuxford St., Sun Valley. 818-768-1802. theodorepayne.org
West Valley Garden Club meeting: Tara Kolla, from Silver Lake Farms, discusses "Beyond Organic," 11 a.m. Nov. 13. Floral design demonstration, "Christmas," 9:30 a.m. Orcutt Horticulture Center, 23600 Roscoe Blvd., West Hills. 818-425-4404. westvalleygardenclub.org
Make Your Canyon Home Safer from Landslides and Wildfires will be the topic of Robert S. Taylor at a meeting of the Los Angeles-Santa Monica Mountains chapter of the California Native Plant Society, 7:30-9:30 p.m. Nov. 13. Sepulveda Garden Center, 16633 Magnolia Blvd., Encino. 818-881-3706. lacnps.org
Conejo Valley Botanical Garden: Dover and Hendrix avenues, Thousand Oaks. Specialty gardens: bird habitat, butterfly, desert, rare fruit, herb, orchard and tranquility. Hours: 7 a.m.-5 p.m. daily except major holidays. Children's garden hours: 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Sunday and closed on major holidays. Free admission. 805-494-7630. conejogarden.com
Gardens of the World: 2001 Thousand Oaks Blvd., Thousand Oaks. Specialty gardens include English Perennial and Rose, French, Italian, Japanese and Mission Courtyard gardens. Check with the office for permission to take photographs. Hours: 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. Closed on major holidays. Free admission. 805-557-1135. gardensoftheworld.com
The Getty Center: 1200 Getty Center Drive, Los Angeles. Tours of the grounds and the Central Garden, 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m., 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. Tuesday-Sunday. Meet at the bench under the sycamore trees at the museum's front entrance. Free admission. Parking $15. 310-440-7300. getty.edu
The Getty Villa: 17985 Pacific Coast Highway, Pacific Palisades. Tour the four Roman gardens (40 minutes) at 10:30 and 11:30 a.m., 12:30, 1:30, 2:30 and 3:30 p.m. Wednesday-Monday. Free but an advance, timed-entry ticket is required. Parking $15. 310-440-7300. getty.edu
The Japanese Garden: 6100 Woodley Ave., Van Nuys. Six-acre garden designed by Koichi Kawana with a "dry" Zen meditation and "wet" strolling gardens. Hours: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Monday-Thursday and 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Sunday. Admission $3; $2 for seniors and children under 10. Call to check for unscheduled closures. 818-756-8166. thejapanesegarden.com
Mail listings to: Garden Calendar, P.O. Box 4200, Woodland Hills, CA 91365-4200. Fax 818-713-0058. firstname.lastname@example.com


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Taking Care of a Weave For Hair
By Amanda Gamm
For centuries, a woman's hair has been seen as a status symbol and a source of beauty. A weave for hair has been used to enhance these factors for all women for just as long. Today, several types of hair can be used in weaves. From synthetic to real human hair, proper daily care for the weave is essential to keep the hair looking and feeling healthy and help it last longer before requiring a new one. Proper weave care is simple to maintain as long as a routine is set as soon as the weave is in the hair.
Washing Your Weave
The first thing a stylist or weave expert will advise is to not wash a weave for a few days after it is put in. This allows the weave to have time to set and let your natural hair adjust to it. It is important to use high-end shampoos and conditioners. They have a more neutral pH balance and contain fewer chemicals that dry out the hair.
Cheap conditioners are not capable of leaving in enough moisture that a weave requires. When washing your weave for hair, the hair should be kept as smooth as possible. Scrunching up the hair or placing it on top of the head while washing can lead to matted hair that is very hard to comb and leaves the hair looking nest-like.
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After the weave is washed, it may be combed through while wet with a wide tooth comb. Brushing a wet weave can pull out strands and damage it. A leave-in conditioner should be used at all times. To make sure that the conditioner does not build up in the hair, only small amounts at a time should be used. If possible, always allow the weave to air dry. When a blow dryer must be used, never blow dry the bonded areas and use the lowest heat possible. It helps to pat the hair dry as much as possible before using a blow dryer. Never use a straightening or curling iron without discussing it with your stylist first.
Tips For Keeping The Hair Healthy
Witch hazel is great for keeping a weave for hair looking and feeling clean between washes. Sweat makes the hair brittle, so make it a habit to wash hair soon after exercising. Always wear a cap or wrap hair in a silk scarf before bed to keep the hair from tangling.
Although both synthetic and human hair weaves are easier to manage today, it is still processed and cannot handle many of the things that your own hair can handle. It is important to keep a good routine for your weave to continue looking nice for as long as possible, especially as they do not come inexpensively! Weaves are an investment piece and must be treated as such. Once the routine has been established, it will become second nature to do the proper things to keep your weave looking nice.


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The Bureau of Land Management announced today that it has made selections for three positions on the National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board. The BLM has chosen Callie Hendrickson of Grand Junction, Colorado, as a new appointee for the category of General Public; June C. Sewing of Cedar City, Utah, as a new appointee for the category of Wild Horse and Burro Advocacy; and Boyd M. Spratling, DVM, of Deeth, Nevada, as a re-appointee to the category of Veterinary Medicine. These individuals will each serve three-year terms as members of the Advisory Board. Dr. Spratling is actively engaged in the practice of large animal veterinary medicine in Elko County, Nevada, where he has lived since 1963. He has been involved in the practice of veterinary medicine since he graduated from Washington State University in 1975. Dr. Spratling, a current member of the Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board, has twice served as President of the Nevada Veterinary Medical Association; he also serves on the Board of the Nevada Department of Agriculture. The nine-member National Wild Horse and Burro Advisory Board advises the BLM, an agency of the Interior Department, and the U.S. Forest Service, part of the Agriculture Department, on the management, protection, and control of wild free-roaming horses and burros on public lands and national forests administered by those agencies, as mandated by the 1971 Wild Free-Roaming Horses and Burros Act. Members of the board, who represent various categories of interests, must have a demonstrated ability to analyze information, evaluate programs, identify problems, work collaboratively, and develop corrective actions.
The BLM manages more than 245 million acres of public land, the most of any Federal agency. This land, known as the National System of Public Lands, is primarily located in 12 Western states, including Alaska. The BLM also administers 700 million acres of sub-surface mineral estate throughout the nation. The BLM's multiple-use mission is to sustain the health, diversity, and productivity of the public lands for the use and enjoyment of present and future generations. In Fiscal Year 2012, activities on public lands generated $4.6 billion in revenue, much of which was shared with the States where the activities occurred. In addition, public lands contributed more than $112 billion to the U.S. economy and helped support more than 500,000 jobs. |
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This is my first using this product. You do see immediate results with this product. I know those are superficial. I have been using this for 2 weeks and haven't seen long term results which of course is normal. I do have high hopes this will have long term results. Absorbs rapidly. It is not a moisturizer. Use after toner, then apply all other products. An "INSTANT GRATIFICATION PRODUCT" with possible long term results. Try this, I think you will be pleased. PRICED JUST RIGHT COMPARED TO OTHER PRODUCTS ON THE MARKET! AND WITH DHC, IF YOU ARE NOT PLEASED, JUST RETURN FOR MONEYBACK!
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San Francisco, CA (Sports Network) - Kevin Chappell is quietly putting together a nice U.S. Open resume. He carded a 2-under 68 on Saturday to move into a share of eighth place after 54 holes of the season's second major.
Chappell, who finished three rounds at 3-over 213, was able to do something nobody else has done this week at The Olympic Club - he posted a bogey-free round.
"As easy as I could have made it," Chappell said of his round.
Last year, Chappell carded a five-under 66 to climb into a share of third place. Sure he was 10 shots back, but the third-place finish got him into the field this year.
"Different golf tournament," Chappell stated. "Last year we were trying to make birdies in the U.S. Open, and here you're trying to just survive. If I can go out tomorrow and play a round of golf like I did today, we'll see what happens."
Otherwise, Chappell would have needed to make it through the qualifiers to make this field. He has twice shared 24th place this year, at Riviera and Bay Hill, for his best finishes of the season.
Chappell is just 137th on the PGA Tour money list this year after finishing 69th last year.
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Here's what other players were saying after the third round of the 112th U.S. Open.
- TIGER WOODS, who struggled with the speed of the greens all day: "I struggled on the greens today, quite a bit. They looked quick, but they putted slow. But they were firmer than they were yesterday. So it was a tough, tough feel for me to adjust to and it was amazing how all day I kept getting a half club. Just one of those days where I was right in between clubs on about every single shot. Just never quite had the right number."
- BEAU HOSSLER, the 17-year-old amateur that is tied for eighth place thinks he can be the first amateur to win this championship since Johnny Goodman in 1933: "I still have the goal to be low amateur, but my goal now is to win the tournament. There's not a doubt in my mind. Got to go out there and do everything right mentally and physically, but it's definitely out there for me."
- JORDAN SPIETH, who has made the cut in three of five PGA Tour events, but is playing in his first major: "I don't know how to really compare it. It's different, quite a bit different."
- CASEY WITTENBERG, who matched the low round of the day with his 67: "It's a hard golf course. You just got to keep everything out in front of you and just play golf. Take your opportunities when they come and fortunately today I hit some good iron shots that gave me some more opportunities than I had earlier in the week, and I was able to make some putts."
- DAVID TOMS, the former PGA Champion who struggled to a 76 on Saturday: "It just got really firm. I think that was part of my problem today, I kept trying to stretch my iron shots to be able to keep from hitting them over the greens. So every time I was in between clubs I always hit the shorter one to try to hit it hard and it didn't work out too well."


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Mixing organic elements in your modern home decor is the perfect way to create a cozy space. Elements like natural wood tables or sculptural chairs work great with clean solid lines and add layers of interest. This contrasting of materials provides both depth and character to a room, making it feel like a more artful and curated space.
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The rustic hardwood floor and exposed ceiling beams create an environment that already has character in its soul. When modern furniture, industrial modern lamps, and accessories are layered over achitectural character, you create a very thoughtful space. The modern, but natural chaise lounge stands in the center of the space like an organic sculpture. Staple elements like these can make any space feel complete, especially with modern black sofas to ground the space.
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Natural textures bring life to this neutral interior (above). The textured rugs and rattan pouf fill the space with a softness that the concrete and metal do not provide.
If your modern home decor is feeling a little too cold, warm it up with the use of natrual elements. It's this mixture of natural elements in modern interiors that creates a cozier, lived in feel.
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Who says you can't wear white after Labor Day? Well, we think you can. But we also think white home decor items, simple pendant lighting, and modern furniture are stylish year-round!
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Last week we attended the Las Vegas World Market event. It's a week long event that revolves around design trends, new products, creative collaborations, and much more! Not only did we have fun, but we came away with a clear understanding of what the hot design trends are right now.
Undoubtedly, a major trend right now is bold color (above). Colorful design is seen all over different design industries, especially fashion and interiors. If you don't want an entire room filled with color, then just accent with color. But go ahead and move away from the safety of the neutral color palette.
Keeping with the color trend alert, we also noticed a lot of quirky designs (above). Whether it's due to our difficult economy or its just a trend wave, people want whimsy in their life and the design world is responding. This space not only pairs daring colors but fun designs, like the chair and mirror. Colorful S-Chairs are a great way to add color and personality to your space!
If you're adamant about not adding color and prefer the neutral palette, don't worry because there's always room for modern, industrial design on the trend list (above). This kitchen is a perfect balance of modern and industrial, pairing sleek metals with textured woods and glass. Mason jar pendants are always a fun accessory when you want to achieve the industrial look.
Taking the industrial step a little farther, rustic designs are also on trend (above). Textured floors, walls and accessories create a natural vibe to any space. But adding some modern furniture and accessories, like the sofa and beautiful area rug creates balance, adding a softer element to the rough space.
Finally, a great way to wrap up all the design trends we've been discussing, tribal designs (above) incorporate all of them. By using tribal accessories, such as area rugs, pillows, vases, etc you can add a colorful, rustic, and modern look to your home.
We sure had fun at the event last week, we hope all the information we brought back was helpful. But the main design idea to come away with... you can make any style work by incorporating subtle or large design trend elements!
To see some of our images from the event, you can head over to our Pinterest page and check out our "Design Trends" board...
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Woven is an exhibition of organic light fixtures using textures and light. The exhibition features three new abstract forms by the internationally acclaimed furniture designer David Trubridge. Each piece in this collection is a sculptural scale abstract form as well as a delicate and mesmerizing organic light fixture. This collection is called "Tipu", which means swelling or lump and each piece within the collection is then named according to the natural material that creates the design in each piece - bush, grass, spiral. Each piece is made using a sustainable process from plant material and New Zealand flax fibre.
Each piece expresses the organic flow of these natural elements and really magnifies the beauty of the overlays and lattice character of these elements. The role played by the light and shadow as the elements intertwine and spin together creates a depth and so much visual interest that you can get lost in the work for hours!
Woven and organic lighting, whether it be in the shade of a pendant light or the base of a table lamp, will always add a sculptural element to your space.
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The natural elements in the Bush fixture are flowing softly, almost as if they are blowing in the wind.
As the fibres overlap they continue to create a play with light and shadow. The translucent effect creates layer upon layer of visual stimulation.
Natural woven elements in your fixtures can cast incredible shadows and light patterns.
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David Trubridge's entire collection of furniture and lighting are works of art! It is thoughtful and innovative design that will continue to inspire.
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I'm so excited to introduce you to our new monthly series where I am going to explore how music inspires interior design! Let me introduce you to our first artist, Ellie Goulding!
Ellie Goulding's second album Halcyon is scheduled to be released in October 2012 and the newly released single "Anything Could Happen" just proves that it's not going to disappoint. Goulding's music is filled with deep emotion and her raw and soulful vocals are sure to inspire. She is one of several female artists stepping in to define the feminine side of EDM (electronic dance music), a scene more associated with DJ machismo than the introversion of female singer-songwriters. She's a bundle of feminine soul with a sharp edge that transforms beautifully into interior design.
1. Robert Abbey Delta Lily Table Lamp 2.Silver Web Wall Mirror 3.Crystal Row Ceiling Light Fixture 4.Silhouette Chrome Nesting Accent Tables 5. Zuo Atom White Bench Sofa 6. Smoke Velvet Pillow 7. Zuo Prisma Grey Outdoor Patio Stool 8. Agnostic Drawing 1
This feminine, modern living room is filled with bits of glitz and glam and lots of spunk. Crisp geometric shapes mix with solid clean lines to create visual interest and a sophisticated, but energetic edge. The clean lines of a modern leather sofa along with the glass and metal sides tables do a really good job of grounding the other elements in the room. The sharp contrast of elements blends like the perfect remix.
9.Sweeping Chain Black Chandelier 10. Film Still 11. Aion A 12. Zuo Eraser White Dining Chairs 13. Zuo Wilco Black Dining Table
This modern dining room combines elements that evoke emotion much like Goulding's music does. It might be a little dark and moody, but the intimacy in this space is sure to captivate you. Combining sleek, modern furniture with contemporary pendant lighting adds personality and a feminine charm to the space. This is very similar to the way Goulding has meshed her music with the EDM movement. It's magical and thrilling, so now we just have to wait patiently for the release of Halcyon!
Hope you enjoyed this first post in our new series as much as you are about to enjoy Ellie Goulding's first single off her new album, "Anything Could Happen"
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I read this piece by Dr. Klien and have to say as a pro-pornography, pro-sex work feminist I take issue with it.
My main issue with it is the title "Porn Addict or Selfish Bastard? Life Is More Complicated Than That".
Yes, Marty: It is more complex than that. And yet you're answer/reasoning is 'everyone does it, it means nothing.'
That's not talking about it's complexities… It's a one size fits all answer; the same type you seem to be pointing out as problematic.
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A post to Web4lib alerted me to this U Mich survey about libraries in social networks (blog post) that finds 77% of students don't care for or want libraries in Facebook or MySpace. the biggest reason being that they feel the current methods (in-person, email, IM) are more than sufficient. 14% said no because they […]
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The Writer's Workshop, run by The Head and The Hand Press, would like to provide its members and curious passers by with the wisdom and words of prose writers, literary agents, poets, storytellers, and generally wonderful human beings as part of our commitment to publishing books that have the power to change and entertain. We like to drink and talk (especially in that order!) on 2nd Wednesdays and First Fridays, so please join us and write on.
Do you have a story to tell, but don't know where to start? A memoir, an essay, a journal, poem or novel? If you want to write, but keep putting everything else first, here's a time and a space just for you. Join other writers and would-be writers for a time of mutual inspiration and encouragement, but mostly a time to JUST WRITE. Set aside that inner critic that blocks your progress and let the ideas flow. We'll have fun with prompts and word sprints for getting unstuck and plenty of time to – …
I started this group to meet other writers in my area. From beginning to seasoned writers, it doesn't matter, we all need a supportive environment to share our work. We can meet weekly or bi-monthly, depending on schedules, but weekly is always better to keep the momentum and the energy high. I look forward to meeting you and writing with you! (Location for our meet-up TBD but preferably in Kennett or Chadds Ford).
Welcome to Seeking the Muse in New Jersey: Creative Writing! This is the original StM meetup group, the one that started it all. Keep your eyes open for new StM groups, as we are expanding. Our goals are simple: 1. To write and create. 2. To meet other creative people and form friendships. 3. To laugh, joke, and have fun. The group is designed for creative writers from all backgrounds. You will find people who are working on novels, short stories, poetry, songwriting, screenplays, theatrica …
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For romance writers at all stages of their careers, from beginner to published, this is a group for sharing ideas and for giving support and encouragement. My hope is to find enough members that we can hold meetings and eventually host writing workshops/lectures. Don't be shy. If you write YA, New Adult, Contemporary Romance, Paranormal Romance, Romantic Suspense, Inspirational Romance, Historical Romance, Romantic Comedy or any other flavor of the genre, this group is for you.
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Hoping to create a small, supportive writing group for writers who are serious about completing a manuscript, preferably memoir or nonfiction. I am in the process of writing a memoir and would like to occasionally surround myself with other writers interested in meeting anywhere between once a week and once a month. We can discuss topics such as structure, theme, helpful strategies, etc. We can also share our pieces with one another for feedback to improve our writing, as well as provide each ot …
Bring your poetry, your novels, your short stories, your songs, your spoken word, your prose, your inspiration. Join us in creating a vibrant and supportive community of writers. Bring your passion, your creativity, and your inspiration to our gatherings. We look forward to connecting with you! This group is an opportunity for creative writers to come together and support one another as we take risks and developiour skills and confidence as writers. We will hold open meetings to share our writin …
PHILLY WRITERS Come join us at a writers meeting. Discuss the craft of writing and meet other writers.
Have you ever had an idea for a novel or book but never got it started? Or did you start a book but the fear of it being 'accepted' has kept you from moving forward? Then this group is for you!
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Welcome to the New Jersey Writers Circle! We are a small and tightly-knit group of writers and aspiring writers who want to polish our craft and network with other writers in the area. We belong to all levels of expertise : beginning through established, and our only goal here is to learn how to write better while having fun along the way. We write poetry, short fiction, novels, screenplay, memoirs, you name it! We work across genre : mainstream literary, speculative, fantasy and science fiction …
Wilmington Writers Group will offer area writers (and prospective writers) of all genre a place to better their craft, learn the options of publishing their work, gain valuable constructive critique on their work in progress, and form personal realtionships with other writers. Wilmington Writers Group will be run by Gary Zenker, founder and facilitator of the Main Line Writers Group in King of Prussia, PA, entering into its fifth success year. The Wilmington group will offer monthly programming …
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This is definitely not one of those casual meet up groups where everyone is welcome and people sit around and chat. Quality, commitment, honesty, that's what we're all about. See that low number for members on the home page? It's meant to be that way, but a few more can't hurt. We are an interactive group of writers who actually want to write, and more importantly want to get competent and insightful feedback on our work. Self indulgent narcissists won't do well here. Though any prose genre …
This is not a typical "meetup" group. Please read the following introduction and contact the organizer directly if you are really interested in participating: The model for this group was implemented in Lambertville, NJ and it has thrived for more than a year with great results. The new Cherry Hill group will continue with a commitment to excellent writing and feedback, where every member is making solid progress towards their writing goals. All levels of ability are welcome, as long as you …
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The purpose of hosting a writer's group in Hunterdon County, specifically near or in Frenchtown, is simply to facilitate a group closer to writers in the area. You might consider joining if you have a writing project in the works and are stymied by the solitude; are interested in beginning a writing project and don't know how; or like me, do not want travel too far to neighboring group meet ups. Whatever the reason, be serious and open minded. Welcome!
Hi everyone and welcome. Thanks for your interest. I hope you will take the time to check out our group. We meet monthly on the third Wednesday of the month in King of Prussia, PA. JANUARY 2014 MARKS OUR FIFTH YEAR! Look over our past meeting topics for an idea of what we have done so far. Check out what people have said about the group and the meetings. You can also find a smattering of photos from our previous meetings and if you visit the files section, you even can find a recording of our M …
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Did you see Tall Tales and Short Stories from South Jersey in the paper? Thanks for visiting and welcome! You can contact us about the book at southjerseywriters [at] gmail [dot] com, or on our blog, http://southjerseywriters.blogspot.com. Be sure to like us on Facebook too for our public events and other writerly distractions. ***** The South Jersey Writers' group was founded in 2006 by Janice Wilson and has continued strong since. Join us for coffee and writing talk on the third Thursday of ev …
Hello Author... Writing a book? and not sure what to do once it's done? The publishing industry has changed dramatically since I published my first book in 1995. Technology continues to create trends in this industry with lightning speed. Join our group and learn the benefits of self publishing and how to create your book products (soft cover or eBooks) using Create Space, Lightning Source, Amazon Kindle, Smashwords and more. Marketing is always a hot topic with this group. As the former Pre …
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The New Castle County Association of Aspiring Authors is closing. Thanks to all of you who have participated and offered your support to members of the group. I wish you much success in your writing endeavors.
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Its time for this region to jump on the map! We are in the process of developing our own Comic Con! We will work with local talent to start our own comic book ventures via the following: Comic Cons, Self Publishing, Variant Covers, Future Comic book store that is artist friendly. You can be part of the movement. There is too much talent in this area to just sit and do nothing!!! We need writers, Idea people, Artist, Illustrators, Writers, Colorist, Pencilers, etc. etc. If we work as a unit with …
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Cultural Cocktails Book Club & Writers Forum is a group that is dedicated to promoting great literature and supporting authors that seek to provide inspiring pieces. As readers, we will discuss a multitude of novels that might inspire and give life to a multitude of cultural & everyday topics. And as writers, we will support each other's endeavors.
Bored of the same old Batman and Avengers stories. Got your own idea for a masked vigilante? Lets combine the skills of our own home grown artists and writers and produce our own comic books! Who knows, maybe we have our own 500 million dollar X-enterprise just sitting in our brains waiting to come out in living color?!
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We are a group of twentysomethings looking to spread our literary wings with people our own age. If you are looking for a warm, welcoming group of bibliophiles (all genres welcome) then we are for you! So, choose your caffeinated poison, pull up a chair, and join us for some witty banter.
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Although DDR2 memory slightly going out of fashion, in favour of DDR3, A-DATA recently said it is releasing new DDR2-1066 memory kits under the company's XPG Gaming DRAM line. New dual-channel kits comprised of two 2 GB or 1 GB DDR2-1066 MHz modules will be made available. Both memory kits will work with CL6-6-6-18 timings at 2.0±0.1 V. Like most high-performance memory products, the new XPG kits will come with a lifetime warrany. Source: A-DATA
wtf and its a 2gb kit too? these wouldnt even be that good in 2006 LOL they must oc to ddr2-1200.. MINIMUM. if not, then why buy them?
Actual source. I fail to see how this is newsworthy (particularly since this press release came out nearly a month ago), unless these modules are setting a new standard of sh**tiness for "performance". Hell, it's possible to find generic DDR2-800 that can clock to DDR2-1066 @ 5-5-5-15, why would I want these modules? WTF indeed.
A-DATA... I think I will stick with Patriot, G-Skill or Crucials. LMAO. 2GB @ 6/6/6/18 2.1v??? XPG Gaming, WTF?? I would take OCZ Platinums over this crap.
If they don't clock then WTF.... I have a value 800Mhz OCZ stick of 1Gb that runs 1110Mhz at CL6-6-6-15 at 1.83v, what's this ?
dam you guys have nice clocking ram, my ddr2 800 4x1gb only do 1066@5-5-5-18 2.1v lmfao i thought my sticks were poor, but A-Data just made me all fuzzy inside
A little too late for this market and horrible timings make this one a must not have. Unless 2gb stick sell for $10 a pop then sure, I'll buy it for client
Yeah, not loving these sticks, though if at stock voltage they hit 1300mhz with those timings, that isnt bad at all.
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Melissa Rivers and Joan Rivers are seen on the set of their reality show Joan & Melissa: Joan Knows Best? in New York City last week (September 6). Also joining the two are Melissa's son Cooper Endicott and actress Sharon Gless.
The mom and daughter duo were at Serendipity 3 having some drinks when Sharon surprised them. Joan tweeted: "We ran into Sharon Gless from Cagney & Lacey and Queer as Folk today while shooting Season 2 of Joan & Melissa in NY! Guest appearances are the best!"
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Scots Get Defensive in Win Over Wylie
ALLEN – Another week, and another offensive powerhouse stifled by the Highland Park defense.
On Monday, the Scots held off a second-half rally by Wylie for a 27-14 victory in the Class 4A Division I Region II final at Eagle Stadium.
HP advances to meet defending state champion Denton Guyer in a state semifinal at 1 p.m. Saturday in Allen.
A week after shutting out high-powered Mansfield Legacy in the regional semifinals, the Scots (13-1) held Wylie to a season-low point total in their 13th consecutive win overall.
The HP offense was inconsistent but made its share of plays, with Brooks Burgin accounting for two early touchdowns and Cole Feigl providing some insurance with a 55-yard scoring run in the final minutes.
Even with an interception return for a touchdown by Mitchell Kaufman, the Scots were limited to their lowest scoring output since the season opener.
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Caption Contest to Fill Your Time on Ice Day
This picture was taken at M.D. Anderson Cancer Center's "A Conversation With a Living Legend" luncheon on Oct. 21, four days after Nolan Ryan announced his resignation from the Texas Rangers. What do you think Ryan was saying to Highland Park resident Troy Aikman to inspire that expression?
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D/FW Was Oh So Fashionable Last Night
University Park resident Lynda Piepgras carries a few Chanel items in her Snider Plaza vintage store, Commonwealth Couture, but these chauffeurs she snapped a picture with at D/FW Airport late last night were not waiting for her. A number of VIPs are flying into our icy city for Karl Lagerfeld's Metiers d'Art Fashion Show.
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Are You Ready For Monday Night Football?
Although Highland Park ISD is not holding classes today, the Highland Park Scots will travel to Eagle Stadium in Allen this evening to take on Wylie in the Class 4A Divison I Region II championship game.
For those of you who plan to (or have to) attend, what's the bigger drawback of this rare Monday game — missing the Cowboys on Monday Night Football or missing Beyonce at American Airlines Center?
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Some Private Schools to Hold Classes Monday
Dallas ISD, Greenhill, Highland Park ISD, Jesuit, and Ursuline are going to be closed on Monday. But ESD, Hockaday, and St. Mark's are expecting their students to be on campus by 10 a.m. — or at least, that's what their websites said as I typed this.
The 10 a.m. start is also in effect for students at Parish Episcopal's campus on Midway Road. The Hillcrest Road campus, however, will be closed.
Update at 8:46: Sure enough, St. Mark's has canceled Monday classes. Look for the others to follow suit.
Update at 9:10: ESD and Hockaday have called off Monday classes. Parish remains the lone holdout … for now.
Update at 9:28: OK, now Parish has said there will be no classes Monday. Nothing to see here. Move along.
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Our Crystal Charity Coverage Via Social Media
The correspondent and photographer I had dispatched to the Hilton Anatole last night for the Crystal Charity Ball both felt they couldn't get there safely through all the ice. So I told them to stay home and warm; getting out on the roads wasn't worth the risk. But there's more than one way to dress a socialite. Plenty of other people attended, and they did so in a public way.
Channel 8 anchor Ron Corning gave us a taste of the "Magnificent Manhattan" decor:
A New York themed Crystal Charity Ball benefiting children's charities. A great turnout despite #icemageddon pic.twitter.com/suyx3OiYYI
— ron corning (@roncorning) December 8, 2013
Not to be outdone, Channel 4 anchor Clarice Tinsley wowed us with a shot of herself:
The Crystal Charity Ball is tonight. Raising money for 8 non-profits & agencies serving North Texans pic.twitter.com/9ZskrVzElf
— Clarice Tinsley (@CTFox4) December 8, 2013
The auction items included contributions from two '06 grads of Highland Park High School:
Matthew Stafford is from Dallas. His autographed jersey was up for auction at the Crystal Charity. pic.twitter.com/dCGLusIi3U
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Are You Adjusting Your Crystal Charity Plans?
When we last checked, the Crystal Charity Ball was one of the few Dallas events going on as scheduled this weekend. So we're wondering if the women who are planning to attend are adjusting how they'll dress to impress, given the frigid, icy weather.
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SMU Will Play Today, Free of Charge
You couldn't pay me to sit outside and watch an SMU football game in this weather. But if that sort of thing sounds appealing to you, then you should know you don't have to pay to see the Mustangs play Central Florida at Ford Stadium today. Kickoff is scheduled for 11 o'clock.
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Add Marathon to List of Cancellations
The Dallas Marathon would have been run through portions of Highland Park, on streets including Turtle Creek Boulevard, Lakeside Drive, Armstrong Avenue, Byron Avenue, and Beverly Drive. But race officials have decided that the icy conditions would have made it impossible to pull off the event safely.
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Cowboys Converge Upon HPHS For Practice
I'm sure there's a few Highland Park ISD students who are thrilled to be holed up at home after freezing weather cancelled classes today.
But, if you're a student at the high school, you're probably bummed out that tonight's Scots vs. Wylie regional matchup is postponed, TBA.
There is one small victory already: The Dallas Cowboys will be practicing at the high school today after their field at Valley Ranch couldn't be cleared in time. The Cowboys also considered using Coppell High School — which is closer — but the Highland Park facility has a larger indoor space, according to ESPN.
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Philips Prestigo SRU8015
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- The Philips Prestigo SRU8015 universal remote offers relatively easy setup and good control flexibility, but it's sabotaged by a poorly implemented scroll-wheel control.
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The good: Controls up to 15 devices; 15 activities; color screen; cable and satellite channel logos; no PC required.
The bad: Rotary wheel underperforms and has odd button layout; most keys are too close together; remote is a bit heavy; no rechargeable battery option; somewhat expensive versus competing models.
The bottom line: The Philips Prestigo SRU8015 universal remote offers relatively easy setup and good control flexibility, but it's sabotaged by a poorly implemented scroll-wheel control.
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Great remote...but are looks more than deceiving?
by edgecrush3r on July 21, 2008
Pros: Excellent LCD display with sssssweet looking icons and a great iPod like navigation wheel!!!
Cons: The order of the devicelist and functions can not be set. Activities doesnt support functionlist command. Lots of device functions most be added manually. AA-Batteries. No software updates.
Summary: In direct competition with the Logitech Harmony One, comes the Philips Prestigo SRU8015. However both devices are marked with a brilliant LCD screen, the Philips realy stands out for its ...
Summary: In direct competition with the Logitech Harmony One, comes the Philips Prestigo SRU8015. However both devices are marked with a brilliant LCD screen, the Philips realy stands out for its brightness. The detailed and great looking icons are a real eye-catcher, as well as the shape of the remote itself and the backlit jogdial. The remote itself feels solid and sturdy and the buttons are placed quiete nicely.
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Unlike the Harmony One charging cradle we find a 3x AA-battery storage for fueling up the device. Besides of AA-Batteries beeing so damn 80's, most people wont like replacing them every couple of months.
The good thing, is that the weight of the batteries are actualy nicely balanced with the rest of the remote and feels nice and solid.
On the front of the remote you will find all common buttons for controling your TV, DVD and Audio sytems. Obscure buttons are located under the remotes menu system, but can be assigned to any button on the remote aswell. The only downside on front remote buttons, there arent many 'free' buttons to add these functions. This makes things rather complicated when for instance, I want to add 'Sound mode' to the remote button, chances are I will need to overwrite a existing button function.
A very nice touch to the remote is the iPod-like jogdial, which enables you to quickly scroll through any in-build menu screen. However the Jogdial itself works quiete well to scroll through the options, Philips has failed misarbly when it comes to orginizing the remote LCD menu structure for usability. When setting up or when going to the Onscreen Functionlist, you will feel like you are scrolling through an endless tracklist. Gladly on some menu's you can shortcut, by using autocomplete from the phone like numberpad, but if the menu had been categorized nicely it wouldnt be an annoiyance on all the other screens.
The onscreen LCD menu system has a couple of other shortcomings when looking into it more closely. First of all: You can't organize the order of your onscreen devices, activities or function list. If you want to order your lists, you will need to delete them all and then add-them in the order you want them to appear. This is less disturbing for Activities and Devices, but ordering your most used Device Functions is rather important so you can have quick access for all the important functions on top.
Secondly; Lack of using onscreen device functions when creating an Activity button. The whole idea of Activities is that the user can operate multiple functions under one single key. Activities can only be created from physical remote buttons. Having a limited remote button set on the remote itself, this is a real pain.
I think most users will compare it to the Harmony One because of the design, price and functionality and therefore I tried to highlight some differences and annoiyances.
Aside from some of major shortcomings, its still an great device once its set-up. The Philips remote could easily done better, if they had straightend out there software according to usability. I am still realy happy with the device esthetics, but not convinced of it beeing 'the best' remote. Hope the will sort out these issues in future remotes, since there is no-software update possible with this expensive remote.
Updated on Nov 20, 20123 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Sense and Simplicity
by peterwhite on June 12, 2008
Pros: Intuitive user interface with IR to IR programming
Cons: Could have used another row of 'special feature buttons'
Summary: I can't believe I'm about to gush over a remote control but for cripes sake this thing is a work of art. Other than not being packaged with ...
Summary: I can't believe I'm about to gush over a remote control but for cripes sake this thing is a work of art. Other than not being packaged with batteries (come on Philips!) all I had to do was point and click. The built-in color menu walked me through everything except programming the icon, color favorite channels. I even set 'activities' like watch cable TV and watch DVD for the wife to point-and-click. Amazing, well worth the price to synch my Motorolla Cable Box, Philips HDTV, Surround Sound systems and Xbox ... yup it even turns that on too. Seriously, if you have 3 or 4 remotes to synch then this is all you need.
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- Manufacturer: Philips
- Part number: SRU8015/37
- Description: Browse through your favorite channels with color icon-based universal remote! Blending technology and convenience, the Prestigo SRU8015 provides the ideal balance between screen and button control.
- Remote type Universal remote control
- Remote control technology Infrared
- Features Programmable ,
LCD backlight ,
Battery level indicator ,
Learning - Number of supported devices 15
- Supported devices TV ,
Satellite TV system ,
Cable box ,
AV System ,
AV receiver ,
CD player / changer ,
DVD player ,
Projector - Input device Scrolling wheel,
Keypad - Max operating distance 33 ft
- Display LCD display - Color
- Color display Yes
- Battery 3 x Standard battery - AA type
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100 E. 42nd St., New York, NY - Phone: 800/223-1828
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