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Given that everything else is equal (model of fridge, temperature settings, external temperature, altitude), over a given duration of having the door closed, does it require more electricity to cool an empty refrigerator AND maintain that temperature, than a full one?
The two "no" answers you've already received are correct for all practical purposes. In real-world cases there can be a difference though. The difference depends on when the refrigerator decides to cycle on and cool. If the fridge cycles on a timer or based on heat energy then there will be a difference due to the added heat capacity. The outside of the refrigerator will acquire heat due to conduction, convection, and radiation from external sources. All heat transfer depends on $\Delta T$. The greater the difference in temperature between two systems the faster heat will flow. When you add heat energy to a full refrigerator, the system has greater heat capacity so the temperature changes more slowly and $\Delta T$ is greater than it would be in an empty refrigerator. If the refrigerator could keep the temperature absolutely constant at all times the difference would not matter. Because a real system cools and then stops cooling in discrete steps, a loaded refrigerator acquires heat from the environment slightly faster because it stays colder for longer. The difference is so small though that I'm sure it couldn't be measured. But, if the refrigerator only cycles on at a specific temperature there will be no difference. I wrote a numerical simulation to test this. Here is the plot: The simulation is a simplified, idealized, purely numerical one, hence the lack of units. The Y axis is temperature and the X axis is time. The red curve is the loaded refrigerator and green curve is the unloaded one. For the simulation I made the loaded fridge have double the heat capacity. Assuming the refrigerator only cycles on when the temp reaches the top of the graph then there is no difference between the two. Although twice as much heat energy must be put into the loaded refrigerator, the simulation shows that it takes exactly twice as long. That is, the average rate of heat flow is identical. So, the answer to the question depends on how the refrigerator works.
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The heat loss (power) at a particular temperature is the same. So, No - the cooling needed to maintain the thing cold stays roughly the same. However, the empty fridge has lower total heat capacity. So, it will get warm faster in the absence of power. So, it is worthwhile to fill your fridge and freezer with bottle of water a few days before a big storm that might bring down the power. | ||||
No. The rate of cooling must simply match the rate of heating, and heating rate depends only on the temperature difference you want to establish and on the thermal conductivity and surface area of the walls. More stuff in the refrigerator would give it a higher heat capacity, so that it wouldn't warm up so much when the door is opened. However, it will take considerably more energy to cool it initially from room temperature. Forgetting about the temperature change, you can look at the heat change. With the cold stuff being immovable solids rather than air (which tends to just spill out of an opened refrigerator, even before it heats up), there will be less total heat lost whenever the door is opened. In this sense, the empty refrigerator might take slightly more energy to reestablish equilibrium after the door is opened. | |||||
Short answer: because food is more dense than air, and thus can retain "coldness" longer, once it has been cooled down. All refrigerators leak temperature, mainly through joints. Problem is, in an empty refrigerator, all you have is cold air (which is the main heat transmitter inside a fridge). Look for heat capacity. Thermodynamics is really an eye opener on physics. Makes you think about many many things about things arounds you. | |||
The contents of the fridge make a difference to its externally visible, thermal properties. For instance, one of the contents is styrofoam insulation. If you remove that, the fridge will hardly be efficient, even though the surface area, surface quality or air flow around the fridge are unaffected. It is because of this insulation that the other contents do not make that much difference. But the insulation is not so perfect that they make no difference at all; it's just a question of how much. The efficiency of the fridge is directly connected to the penetration of heat into the contents. Heat enters the fridge, and the fridge has to pump it out. Pumping heat requires energy. The more of this ingress and egress takes place, the more energy the fridge requires. | ||||
Get out in a day when temperature below 32 degree. Take your gloves off and get your hands feel cold. Can you handle it? Perhaps for some time, but touch some object made from copper. Can you handle it? Answer is just for a little time. Now tell me why? What is difference? Is copper object really cooler than air? Accordingly second law of Thermodynamics is no. They are both have same temperature. So why you feel it differently? Molecules of air are light and have less density so they do not have enough "power" to slow down molecules of your body quickly. Copper molecules are much heavier so they slow down your flesh molecules much faster, so you lose your temperature faster and as result your brain get an alert signal, blood is about to freeze in your hands. So now we can return to refrigerator example. You have less molecules and they are lighter, so you need less energy to slow them down. | |||
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-- the after the session as Brian exits to do his radio show we are joined today by colonel Greg Jackson who's also a movie star now.
In the new movie battleship which -- is it open starts this Friday this Friday that's why you're here this week.
So let's recap for people who didn't see the broadcast show how -- you got this.
Starring -- and -- think.
Well Hamas GOP -- -- director of the movie is a new Yorker and been a New York Giants fan all of his life and and really.
Understood my relationship with the New York Giants going back to 2007.
In 2010 I was a small part of an article that National Geographic did on advancements in prosthetics and and that -- in the article there was a picture from the we're in some -- some power prosthetics are by products.
And that's when Pete got the do forecasts and so.
So be even further back and neck back in 2007.
You were almost killed by an IEG.
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I was you know return to my headquarters and on May seventh 2007 when my vehicle struck by roadside bomb.
Result lose to resolve those injuries -- cost me both my legs above the Newton and -- That would damage right -- sure it's a miracle that you're alive perhaps who would.
You know -- -- given credit to the lord -- I'm.
I'm here -- it it's also miracle kernel that you can walk yes.
Or I'm I'm fully functional I mean.
You know did the the military's medical system.
Not only is saving lives but it's really it really gives us a chance there.
To have a quote real life and so whether where my legs whether.
In my -- or whatever.
You know I have a way to function and and that's that's the real story thing.
What inspirational message do you give.
To members of the giants football team a lot of he would say well you know -- big guys you can they can inspire themselves what do you tell.
Well hum I was fortunate to -- over the -- college football it at West Point and in -- on May be I'm able to kind of frame.
The kind experiences from football dual -- to work there are no real warm and and what we -- we serve abroad and and and and share that perspective.
Of in the Communist between the two perspective something.
Plus you're also I understand assisting in the production and the development of this power need to.
Explain that.
The power -- -- his it's made by -- sir and how we'll settle assisted in the production but but I was I was album how it impacts you -- I was so fortunate to be able to test be the first bilateral above in the amputees actually where the lyrics and and -- look and really show that.
It's so possible option here were for double amputees above in the and so.
Given them their feedback and you know they've been continual refinement and make the province where.
But tonight you're gonna get your Super Bowl ring along with the rest of the -- and a -- didn't -- celebration right right is there more acting in your future.
Well with the public's gonna have to decide do the press and the public works -- -- -- that -- -- I wanna.
-- -- keep keep my mind and options open and and we'll see how how it's received and whether or not my phone rings -- do so.
How cool is it to watch the movie and you know just a couple years ago -- it's miracle I'm alive and now it's a -- look at that.
-- my hundred feet wide and fifty feet tall on the widescreen.
It's pretty.
It's pretty dawning on me and it's almost like you're watching somebody jokes and -- -- -- who looks like me that's right it's you have and I'm having an out of body experience you're -- so.
What extent in most weird thing to be like upset and have to suddenly.
Know everything about acting I can't imagine why you know I was fortunate to have know first -- -- who set the tone was very.
Very comedy to me James Lee my acting coach did a phenomenal job I mean really hurricane -- depend on him and and distrust on the us it's really a matter of trust than.
And and.
Doing the best you can -- and the thing is not only -- story inspiring but when the reasons Peter Berg who's been on this program a couple of times great movie maker he cast you because you're actually that guy right there it's not like garrison means in Forrest Gump.
Right who has real legs you really don't.
-- you know.
It's funny I had a reporter from the Philippines that actually thought that my legs were.
Computer generated so when he went -- -- asked the questions he was like looking for my lyrics and and didn't realize I was through and amputees those like he really boom away.
That part you're not acted now for the for the Brian questioned since he's not here but what was it like working with Brooklyn Decker.
It was you know Brooklyn is obviously she's a beautiful woman and everybody sees that but I tell you she's.
She's become a friend.
Really down to earth and and so we in our friendship grew.
You know as we got the work on -- movie and I think it really added to.
You know our own chemistry -- on the screen in terms of how we how we.
Do necessary like it show excited like her and was an interest -- -- we had to depend on each other room.
Four common.
For some reason.
Teamwork absolutely well good luck in the new movie battleship with Brooklyn Decker check -- out colonel Greg gets and we thank you so much for joining us and tell us your story.
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Closing busy week for economic data -- reports out on everything from industrial production to retail sales that's actually were both up.
But our next guest says the biggest factor weighing on the economy right now is the big all -- -- -- And lying doesn't think we're gonna go over -- we stop he -- our economy is time we too closely to the political cycle.
Joining us now Brian Levitt senior economist at Oppenheimer Funds.
Okay Brian you know the consensus out there is that we're not going to go.
Over right and it never presume the eleventh hour they're gonna come up with something but me right now that he made that we should.
Maybe we should just take our medicine already let the spending cuts kicking in and let Washington wake up could your point is a good one week follow a political cycle now.
Well that is correct I -- I don't I'm not an advocate of going over the fiscal clip on January 2 -- thirteen.
I think the market is giving us time.
To put together into what amounts to a long term plan for fiscal consolidation so I don't think we should take austerity all at once certainly when.
The US government's borrowing at an average maturity interest rate that's lower than the rate of inflation but.
If you come out of this election with Al would either party having a mandates.
Pursue a plan towards towards long term fiscal consolidation then.
-- the economy -- runs into trouble.
Financial markets front of the troublesome what you need to see is.
Some extension of some of these you know extend the bush tax cuts extend the AMT patch.
But we need a long term plan over time it's to lessen our debt.
This is slow drip -- it's so painful for -- people especially people on main street right.
And economic data is so confusing.
I mean you have CPI unchanged but food prices are up single family home starts are down multi families are up.
And -- home builder sentiment is I mean nobody knows which way we're going in as a result it just creates inertia.
Well it does that mean this is very consistent with the aftermath of a financial crisis.
We we -- talked about this years ago how this was going to be a prolonged slow recovery.
With some fits and starts but generally eight.
A rate of growth that was somewhat below the trend levels that -- come to expect in the data continues to be very consistent with that now we shouldn't forget what some of the data showing us -- that there are some good things going on for the US economy.
Housing is contributing to growth -- we've seen.
Inventories for existing homes come down pretty significantly.
You see the household deleveraging process.
Moving along and you of how you of homes.
Far -- -- very low interest rates these -- of the debt service ratio is down you also have this new energy.
Renaissance in the United States and there's a lot of good things working for this economy.
What continues to hold -- back is the uncertainty politically on both sides of the Atlantic that prevents investors in -- business owners from acting with confidence.
So what do you what what do you tell people right now we town working out -- main street -- small business guy.
Wait till the election and -- just be on hold till November 6.
Well I think bed you know we we what we can we advise more advisors -- we do small business owner so we talked to investors were were talking about is how.
Keeping your money in cash is certainly not a great investment strategy here you're obviously not keeping pace the rate of inflation so you're not maintaining your purchasing power.
For investors that want to maintain some government assets they probably want to look to diversify some of that whether it's into.
Higher yielding securities or international investments but over the long term -- investors are gonna be better served as in the equity markets now.
That doesn't mean that there's not gonna be some uncertainty around the election there could be some volatility in these markets.
But over the long term you know inflation and growth -- going to be part of the way that you get out of this debt spiral and equities should do pretty well and that type.
-- remember that best overriding story is get in the equity markets just.
Really hard to even wanted to your -- based on what's happening in DC these days Brian -- -- thanks so much your view of us on Friday.
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Have eaten here many times-always excellent food and drinks. Responsive service. This time grilled shrimp on the social menu was best shrimp dish ever! Wish we had gotten an outside table.
I was delighted by the menu - so many interesting choices. We did the portland dining month 3-course meal and each course was full of complex flavors. And, the service was friendly and excellent.
Our table of 4 could barely hear each other, and we were seated near the front of the restaurant. Our entrees appeared while we were still eating our appetizers - it made for some plate shuffling on the table, and we felt rushed to eat. We had the Portland dining month special - the shrimp was a bit over-seasoned, and 4 tortillas would have been much better than three, to match the quantity of shrimp and guacamole.
Really enjoyed our dinner. Staff was great. The food was terrific. We will be back for sure. No complaints.
We went for the fixed price menu for the month of June and were wowed by how delicious everything was. We tried both a spinach and a beef sopas and said "mmm" aloud. The abodo shrimp tacos tasted great even though I'm not a shrimp lover. They were also totally accommodating to our request for a gluten-free dessert, which was the richest flourless chocolate cake I've ever had. One of those for both of us would have been enough. The margaritas were amazing, and the service was delightful too!
We had a very enjoyable meal. Mescal coctails were creative and tasty. Food was fresh and nicely presented and not just a big pile of food like at most Mexican restaurants. The staff seemed overwhelmed by a busy saturday night, but not so much so that it detracted materially from the evening. I'll go back.
Terrific use of spices ... best margarita in town!
The flavors from the tortilla chips to the appetizers and the main dish were superb. I enjoyed every bite of this wonderful meal. Do yourself a favor and come enjoy a little slice of heaven.
Tried it because of Portland dining month. Mole sauce was excellent. Totopos were very tasty. Grilled prawns was good. Guac w pineapple adds a different twist. Atmosphere was very pleasant. Portions were great for me but slightly on the skimpy side for both my husband and our guy friend. Noise level was very high when the place was full and we've to yell to hear each other. Will go back another time to try some of the other dishes but maybe on a weekday instead of weekend.
I've had trouble finding good Mexican that is not a food cart (I like to have a margarita with my dinner!). While this isn't your usual Mexican (no burritos on the relatively small menu), the menu seems authentic and everything we tried was good. The margaritas are great and while $9 is steep for the size, it goes towards employee health insurance, which I can get with! All in all, great restaurant, bartender, and atmosphere. There is a back patio area that I plan to be back for!
Our party of four ate a Xico on a busy Friday night. The servers were very attentive and they even changed our reservation so that we could sit on the patio. The food was amazing! I was pretty impressed by their Mexican coffee with dessert. Delicious! It's definitely worth a try.
My husband and I decided to try Xico for the first time on Monday night 6/17. We made a reservation at 7:30 and arrived early and they were able to seat us outside. The sopaipillas as an appetizer were delicious. The Carne Asada was great, and I love my pozole. It was perfect! The Strawberry tres leches cake was the best of its kind that I've ever had. Perfect moistness to it. We look forward to dining here again thanks to Jon's great service, the delicious food, and the beautiful setting.
This was our first visit, but not our last. The grilled shrimp was excellent, as was the taco salad. Outdoor patio a plus.
My wife and I enjoyed our dinner. She took advantage of your 3 course monthly special and i had the trout dinner. The staff was very friendly and helpful. We definately will return.
sofia is an amazing bartender! great mezcal knowledge!
Such wonderful food. Truly special and delicious. Great margaritas, great service. I love this place.
As part of the Dining month deals, I took advantage of my visiting Portland to enjoy this high-end Mexican cuisine. Xico is beautifully and minimalistically decorated. The service is warm, but not overwhelming. If you go alone, which was my case this time, the bar and talking to Tim is a great pleasure. I loved the avocado and pineapple salad that came with my crunchy grilled shrimps. The combination of almost-preserved whole strawberries with a not-too-sweet tres leches was a great way to end my meal. All this with a pairing of Oregon wines, including a wonderful local sherry, completed the nice surprise. I wish I had more time in Portland to try other dishes, such as the Fish Pozole that stayed in my mind.
The shrimp and the tortillas are terrific. Surprisingly good was the cantalope juice and the marguaritas. Service was friendly but not obtrusive.
We had a wonderful experience stsrting with the stunning outdoor dining area. It was a beautiful place to eat. The food was delicious and unique. Our servers were attentive, knowledgable but not pretentious. The pace of the meal was perfect. We would highly recommend Xico!
We were on vacation with our black lab dog, and didn't want to leave her in the hotel room while we went out for dinner. We were delighted to find out that there was a patio at Xico's and we could bring her with us. The restaurant had a seperate entrance which we could use, and we had a nice table on a beautiful patio, and enjoyed the great food and wine, and our dog's company. The staff were friendly and the food was delicious. Must try the Sopranillos (sp?) for dessert.... One of the best desserts i've ever had.
Decor, service and food lined up perfectly to create a fantastic dining experience. Drove 45 mins to get to Xico and it was worth every mile.
Four of us had dinner there on a Saturday night. Place was humming and the food was fantastic. Our waiter was experienced, knowledgable, and humorous. We enjoyed everything about it including their recommended margaritas. Highly recommend trying some of their starters.
Enjoyed a birthday dinner with my mom and husband. I loved overlooking the patio and would like to eat out there when I return for brunch next week. The trout was outstanding, perfectly cooked and seasoned in a broth that was full of rich flavorful nuances. We also enjoyed the sopapillas and caviche. Plus I rate Xico's non-alcoholic drinks the best in town. A lovely time was had by all.
Loved Xico. Food was very good, small but nicely thought out menu. Appetizers great, drinks not fantastic, stick to straight tequila and you'll be fine. Best was the lime Popsicle dessert accompanied by a shot of mescal...so simple, so delicious! Will go back soon, for sure.
We loved our dinner. The flavors were superb and the spices were just right. We had excellent service.
Beautiful setting, lovely service, flavorful food, smallish portions, a little overpriced for what you get in terms of quantity but not quality. Come here for the ambience and friendly service. If you're really hungry, be sure to order several items as the portions are on the small side. The cocktail list is creative and the wine selection is good. I like that the server comes to the table with the bottle of wine and fills your glass there.
Many times thought about going but now I wish I had gone earlier
Found Xico on OpenTable. Never been there before so I took a chance. Very glad I did. The food and service were fantastic and our whole group had a great meal and a great time.
Xico is a classy place with a loose feel, both in the ambience and in the food. It was a very pleasant experience. During our meal we noticed that water cups were not being filled and orders taking a little longer than expected to be delivered so not sure if they were down a person that night or perhaps their lengthy layout makes it difficult for the wait staff to hustle to and fro. They staff seems very professional and they tend to all aspects of servicing the table from bussing to ordering and plating. We definitely enjoyed the different take on traditional Mexican food.
Xico has been on my To Try list since it opened and my husband, a friend from NYC & I finally dined here on Saturday night. We had a 9pm reservation but showed up an hour early as we were already hungry. Thankfully they were able to seat us immediately. The restaurant was busy but the tables were well spaced and we didn't feel crowded. Our server was helpful with seasonal menu suggestions but we ultimately chose to order the sopaipillas along with the whole trout, flank steak & 1/2 chicken. Everything was delicious, especially the trout! The NYer also opted for the $20 Fidencio Mezcal flight based on our server's recommendation. He didn't love them, but mezcal is an acquired taste and I appreciate that Xico is carrying some rare varieties!
Sunday Brunch out on the cozy patio was very enjoyable. We had delicious margaritas made with fresh ingredients. The menu was limited but it was hard to choose from the appealingly described dishes. The sopapillas served with sour cream and blueberries were warm, sugary and light...delish! The variation of a taco salad was very tasty as well. The servings were smallish and I noticed other diners who had ordered multiple plates. The outdoor setting is private and being outside was a treat and added to the relative quiet conducive to good conversation.
Okay, I didn't eat mole this trip, but I have before and it's really fabulous. This time, it was really hot outside so I started with a lime popsicle that came with a shot of mescal. Such a fabulous combo. The limesicle was soooo tart and dipping in mescal? Oh, yea... I had two appetizers, the pulled pork and the hotdog. It's much fun to have food at Xico that wouldn't be thought of in their milieu just to see what they do, hence the Nathan's hotdog. I eat Paleo, so asked for no rice or bread. Not to worry, I was delivered two amazing appetizers, each, by the way, substantial enough that one would have sufficed. Ahem.
Lovely patio ... great food ...the BEST margaritas in Portlandia!
This place is just fab. Choices were chicken mole, trout, flank steak and another. The ceviche is out of this world. Our wait person was very knowledgeable and personable. Great selection of other side dishes. Definitely a repeater.
My husband and I ADORE Xico. Every dish is made with great care and always delicious. Their margaritas are top-notch. The staff is friendly. We find ourselves returning here again and again because we feel comfortable at Xico and crave their approach to Mexican food. Can't recommend it highly enough.
Perfect in every way: interesting menu, fabulous food, beautiful setting.
Small menu but great authentic Mexican cuisine. Try the salsa tasting platter! Great choice of tequilas as well.
Loved the tortilla chips. The tuna carpaccio was excellent. Trout was also very tasty. Good marguerita; watermelon agua fresca was too sweet. Nice restaurant.
This restaurant was recommend to me, and I was not disappointed. The server knew his menu. He had great suggestions, from the Cadillac Margarita, Guacamole and specific salsas to the main courses. I would definitely go back again!
Xico offers a fine-dining take on Mexican food that is unique and modern, but not at all fussy. Both the Flank Steak and the Lamb Chile Verde were cooked to perfection and had delicious, multi-layered sauces. The drinks are also outstanding. Their house margarita is definitely the best in class in Portland, and their mezcal margarita is something amazingly special - sweet and smokey and tangy all at the same time. Mexican restaurants often don't put much effort into a wine list, but Xico's wine list is extensive enough to provide something for everyone and very astutely chosen for pairing with Mexican food. I can't say enough about what an amazing meal we had here. We will definitely be back.
A five mole meal promised to be special and it was. Very different flavors were part of the eye opening experience. We started with a "taste" of Mezcal (smokey agave tequila like drink). That was a powerful beginning to some real taste treats, e.g., pink salmon mole that was great. Xico is not your ground beef burrito hole in the wall. It is a spot where some adventurous dining occurs.
Great atmosphere.....pretty restaurant. Best guacamole I have ever had. I enjoyed Sopes for dinner...excellent. Look forward to going back.
Xico is a gem and the food was fantastic. I had the chicken with pumpkin seed sauce and it was so flavorful. My friends had the trout and Taco Salad and raved about theirs. i noticed we all cleaned our plates. The guacamole was incredible too.
Outstanding food and excellent service. Each plate was exceptionally flavorful with intense small bits and sides that added to the pleasures. Division is definitely becoming a food lover's resource area and on a lovely fall evening, a great place to take a casual evening stroll after a great meal. Xico is the perfect place to start.
Pros: Being able to make a reservation for brunch, tasty food, solid Bloody Mary's, delicious coffee, appealing aesthetic and decor, lots of natural light, willingness to accomodate special requests (I wanted a single hot cake) and excellent service. Cons: The menu needs a few more breakfast options.
2 things happened that made for a moderate rating- 1. more than half the entrees (which I think there were only 6!) were already sold out when we ordered. 2. the table next to ours (too close together!) had rude, obnoxious and complaining diners our entire meal. I know the restaurant cannot choose the clientele; however, these people were awful!
That you wished you had ordered something else? Next time, for the appetizer, I will start with the guac and chips - the tortillas and salsas were ok but they only give you 4 tortillas for the six different salsas... You need more tortillas!!! We ended up ordering a side of chips for 2.00 ( $2.00 for a small bowl of chips, really? Is there a chip shortage I am not aware of ?) Which reminds me, $9.00 for a margarita???? And 7.50 for that tiny piece of chocolate cake? Also, my wife said the Oaxaca salad was "just ok" On the plus side, the tortilla soup was amazing , my steak was to die for and, being the coffee snob I am, the French press coffee was delightful. Overall, a bit spendy and noisy but I am glad I ate there. Nothing beats Porque No
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Until now, scientists believed that placental mammals first appeared some 125 million years ago. At that point, they branched off from the lineage that developed into modern marsupials, which nourish their young in their pouches instead of through placentas. Yet a recent fossil find backdates that divergence by about 35 million years, showing that mammals with placentas, known as eutherians, shared the earth with dinosaurs much longer than previously thought.
The fossil, described in August in the journal Nature (Scientific American is part of Nature Publishing Group), belongs to a tiny, shrewlike creature known as Juramaia sinensis that roamed China 160 million years ago. It appears to be the oldest known ancestor of placental mammals, according to a research group led by Zhe-Xi Luo, a paleontologist at the Carnegie Museum of Natural History.
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Maybe someone can offer some advice. I bought the 820 from AT&T and was off to the races. It worked great for a few weeks then I dropped it and scratched the screen. I decided to use my mobile insurance to replace it so I made a claim. The next day I received a new 820 and shipped back my old one. I restored it via the OTA backup/restore option in WP8. It seemed to work ok, but the next day at work I kept having my text messages fail (not send). Following the advice of the Nokia website, I:
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My issues ceased for the rest of the day. The following workday it started happening again. ARGH! I could blame it on the location I work at, but I didn't have this issue AT ALL with the first 820. I'm probably going to contact AT&T soon but I'm guessing they're going to suggest a factory restore. UGH! - 12-17-2012, 06:41 PM #3
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Well I received my new 820 from insurance (yes new not refurb), I get it all updated and loaded, am feeling like the issue is behind me, put it on the charger and what do you know....I wake up this morning with no service at all! Rebooting brought it back. This is bogus man, I don't want to play the swap game over and over but I'm well past my 14-day return period. I'm thinking about contacting Nokia, not sure there are any other options.
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All right -- -- politics now folks governor met Ronnie calling for better education.
At the NAACP.
Convention and he spoke at Houston.
Today black children are 17%.
Of students nationwide.
But they are 42%.
Of the students at our worst performing schools candidates can't have it both ways.
Talking up education reform.
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So Casey Stegall is live in Houston at the Annapolis peace conference of -- Wouldn't folks stand there on education reform in this this -- Well whether there really talking about leveling the playing field here good morning to you and really we're talking about K through twelve.
Public education we need to point that out because -- you know higher red and colleges.
Really a whole different ball of wax the President Obama.
Would like to hit a number of things expand title one funding.
To disadvantaged.
School systems areas with large numbers of students from low income families and minority leaders say that cash should be used.
To turn underperforming schools around.
Instead of driving kids away.
We did these non militant students.
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Put them what we -- when we give them an education.
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And you leave -- Honda in the same condition.
-- -- -- And this is really something that resonates with African American voters when you consider.
That 37%.
Of black students in this country com.
From -- home's living below the poverty level and vice president Joseph Biden is set to address the crowds here at the NAACP convention in just about an hour.
Martha we expect education to be hit on since Romney talked about it yesterday as well hey you know it's a huge issue.
And there are -- a couple of different approaches to this and some people feel that throwing more money at the problem has not.
Historically been a solution -- -- charter schools have been very successful and that.
There's a little bit to Mitt Romney's approach to all of this which he hit on yesterday.
Yeah it's interesting Romney -- especially like to completely overhaul the system and take the federal funds including title one monies.
And basically give it took parents and let them choose.
What type of school they want to send their kids to be at a public school.
A private or parochial or -- charter school and some parents we spoke with a charter school in Texas yesterday tell us.
Having that say is really invaluable.
Breaking that -- important because then you realize you don't you have a choice you have options.
-- whatever.
Go to a better school provide a better education for yourself and for your future generations.
Not that woman told me that she came from a low income neighborhood -- if her parents didn't have options for her siblings.
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College grads -- Lot of success stories like that Casey thank you very much yeah fifty and -- -- you know governor Romney and.
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