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King, J.G.; Williams, W. (American Geophysical Union. http://www.agu.org/journals/jd/, NaN, NaN)[more][less]
Abstract: Although several studies have recommended removal of secondary components of magnetic remanence by zero-field cycling from room temperature to a temperature much lower than the low temperature transition for magnetite (about 120 K), the method has not become a standard routine technique. This is partly due to the poor understanding of the behavior of magnetite particles at the low-temperature transition zone. Previous experiments by other researchers have used magnetite powders. In such powders it is always possible to attribute any discrepancy between the results observed and theory to possible existence of magnetostatic interaction effects or existence of elongated particles in samples presumed to contain only equant particles. Such factors need to be eliminated in order to have a better understanding of the low temperature behavior of magnetite particles. Low-temperature magnetic properties of lithographically produced arrays of both interacting and noninteracting cubic magnetite particles as well as those from powder particles have been measured as part of this study. A gradual increase in the amount of saturation isothermal remanent magnetization (SIRM) lost at the Verwey transition Tv with increasing particle size in the pseudo-single-domain size range has been observed. This behavior is consistent with the vortex state domain structure. The grain size dependence of the amount of SIRM lost at Tv is most probably what previous researchers reported as a magnetic memory particle-size-dependent trend. Magnetic memory measured during the cooling and warming process is shown to be a stress-related phenomenon. Such measurements could be useful in assessing the nature of stress in a magnetite sample. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/347 Files in this item: 1
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King, J G; Ranganai, RT (BOSHASTED, NaN, 2000)[more][less]
Abstract: Emissions of vehicles represent a significant contribution to environmental pollution along roads. Pollutants from cars include gases such as (NOx, CO, CO2), solid components such as sort particles from exhaust system, abrasion products from the brakes and engine etc (Leven et al., 1999). Aerosols pollutants can reduce significantly the quality of the environment and seriously affect human health e.g. by contributing to high rates of allergies or diseases of the respiratory system. In this study, samples were collected at various distances from a busy road, Gaborone-Tlokweng road near Game store. Non-magnetic adhesive paper pieces were used as sample collectors. Magnetic properties of the aerosols collected were measured using a highly sensitive magnetometer (AGM-Micromag). Magnetic properties measured include total magnetic moment, hysteresis loops and associated parameters such as coercivity. In general, observed hysteresis loops are typical for magnetite. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/406 Files in this item: 1
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King, J.G.; Ranganai, R.T. (Botswana Geoscientists Association, NaN, 2001)[more][less]
Abstract: The Hopkinson effect is the increase of magnetic susceptibility with temperature from near room temperature to near the Curie point. Although this effect has been known for more than a century, it has not been effectively utilised as an analysing tool in palaeo, rock and environmental magnetic studies. This is partly due to the poor understanding of the influence of magnetite (Fe,O.)grain parameters on the Hopkinson effect. In an attempt to study the effects of grain size on the Hopkinson effect, magnetite samples with well-defined grain sizes have been used. it was found that in general, magnetic susceptibility enhancement factor (SEF) obtained by heating the sample in a non-oxidising environment, increase with decreasing grain size. The relation of SEF to grain size is linear when plotted on a log-log scale. This relation has been used to infer grain sizes (hence magnetic domains) for some selected Botswana rocks. The inferred magnetic domains are consistent with independent predictions from hysteresis measurements for the same samples. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/338 Files in this item: 1
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Jain, P.K.; Lungu, E.M. (Elsevier Science Ltd: http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/969/description#description, NaN, 2002)[more][less]
Abstract: Abstract Harmonic analysis of sunshine duration and solar irradiation measured at Sebele, Botswana is carried out. The data used consists of the monthly averages and the Julian-days averages of sunshine duration and solar irradiation sequences. This study involves splitting the time series into deterministic and stochastic components, and determining the proportion of the variance explained by each component. The stochastic component is analyzed for persistence using the Box and Jenkins technique. It is found that the stochastic component for monthly averages solar radiation series is best described by the second-order autoregressive Markov process, while that for Julian-days averages series has no memory. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/138 Files in this item: 2
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Ringrose, S.; Kampunzu, A.B.; Vink, B.W.; Matheson, W.; Downey, W.S. (John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. http://www3.interscience.wiley.com/journal/117935722/grouphome/home.html, NaN, 2002)[more][less]
Abstract: Quaternary sedimentation in the Moshaweng dry valley of southeastern Botswana is evaluated on the basis of geomorphological evolution and sedimentological analyses. Stratigraphic evidence reveals an 'upper surface (1095 m) containing abundant sil-calcrete, an intermediate surface (1085 m) in which sil-calcrete underlies nodular calcrete and lower (1075 m) surface in which sil-calcrete and nodular calcrete are interbedded. This subdivision is reflected in the geochemical composition of the sediments which show an overall trend of decreasing Si02 content (and increasing CaC03 content) with depth from the highest to the lowest surface levels. The calcretes and sil-calcretes represent modifications of pre-existing detrital Kalahari Group sand and basal Kalahari pebbles which thinned over a Karoo bedrock high. Modification took place during wet periods when abundant Ca++ -rich groundwater flowed along the structurally aligned valley system. With the onset of drier conditions, water table fluctuations led to the precipitation of nodular calcretes in the phreatic layer to a depth of about 20 m. A major geochemical change resulted in the preferential silicification of the nodular calcrete deposits. Conditions for silica mobilization may be related to drying-induced salinity and in situ geochemical differentiation brought about by pebble dissociation towards the top of the sediment pile. As calcretization and valley formation progressed to lower levels, silica release took place on a diminishing scale. Thermoluminescence dating infers a mid-Pleistocene age for sil-calcrete formation suggesting that valley evolution and original calcrete precipitation are much older. Late st~ge dissolution of CaC03 from pre-existing surface calcretes or sil-calcretes led to the formation of pedogenic case-hardened deposits during a time of reduced flow through the Moshaweng system possibly during the upper or late Pleistocene. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/310 Files in this item: 1
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Ranganai, R.T.; Kampunzu, A.B.; Atekwana, E.A.; Paya, B.K.; King, J.G.; Koosimile, D.I.; Stettler, E.H. (Royal Astronomical Society. http://www.wiley.com/bw/journal.asp?ref=0956-540X&site=1, NaN, 2002)[more][less]
Abstract: The Limpopo Belt of southern Africa is a Neoarchean orogenic belt located between two older Archean provinces, the Zimbabwe craton to the north and the Kaapvaal craton to the south. Previous studies considered the Limpopo Belt to be a linearly trending east-northeast belt with a width of ~250 km and ~600 km long. We provide evidence from gravity data constrained by seismic and geochronologic data suggesting that the Limpopo Belt is much larger than previously assumed and includes the Shashe Belt in Botswana, thus defining a southward convex orogenic arc sandwiched between the two cratons. The 2 Ga Magondi orogenic belt truncates the Limpopo–Shahse Belt to the west. The northern marginal, central and southern marginal tectonic zones define a single gravity anomaly on upward continued maps, indicating that they had the same exhumation history. This interpretation requires a tectonic model involving convergence between the Kaapvaal and Zimbabwe cratons during a Neoarchean orogeny that preserved the thick cratonic keel that has been imaged in tomographic models. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/326 Files in this item: 1
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Jain, P.K.; Lungu, E.M.; Mogotsi, B. (Elsevier Science Ltd. http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/journal/09601481, January NaN, 2002)[more][less]
Abstract: Lack of trained manpower for repair and maintenance of solar energy devices in Botswana has resulted in failure of devices, loss of revenue, and dwindling of consumer faith in solar technologies. The government of Botswana commissioned a study to assess the needs for trained manpower in New and Renewable Sources of Energy (NRSE) technologies, to identify the required training programs and their levels, and the facilities that need to be upgraded and/or created for the implementation of such training programs at the existing technical and educational institutions within the country. The paper presents the findings of the study, and the recommendations made. The study proposed seven training programs at progressively increasing skills and expertise levels that include two certificate courses in each of the solar water heating and photovoltaic technologies for maintenance personnel, a national craft certificate program in solar energy technologies, a higher diploma in energy technologies for supervisory personnel, and a short course for upper management personnel in decision-making positions in order to raise their skills in the procurement of equipment and services, and to provide overall effective leadership. A short course to upgrade the skills of the present maintenance personnel to alleviate the immediate problems is also proposed. Required upgrading of existing technical training facilities, the creation of new facilities and estimated budgetary requirements constitute some of the recommendations. The recommendations have gone through various channels of discussions, and have been accepted in principle. The report is currently under consideration for implementation by relevant government departments. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/137 Files in this item: 2
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Nijegorodov, N.; Mabbs, R. (Elsevier Science BV; www.elsevier.com/locate/saa, January 15, 2002)[more][less]
Abstract: [Please note that the mathematical symbols have not transposed into this abstact].The luminescent and laser properties of heteroaromatic and aromatic compounds are reviewed and discussed on the basis of all possible mutual arrangements of singlet and triplet states. All heteroaromatic compounds are divided into five classes. It is shown that a heteroaromatic compound can only be an effective laser dye if it belongs to class V (a situation where the Tn_* level lies at higher energy than the S__* 1 level). Moreover, it is shown that the energy interval between the Tn_* and S__* 1 states must be no less than 1000 cmâ 1 since the rate constant of the non-radiative process S__*1 _Tn_*_T__1 is usually 100 times greater than the fluorescence rate constant. The classification is extended to compounds with orbitals of _l,_*, _,__* and _l,__* nature. Pure aromatic compounds, the spectral-luminescent properties of which are solely determined by transitions of _-electrons (_ _ _*), are also divided into five classes, depending on the mutual arrangement of the Sp(1La), S_(1Lb), Tp(3La) and T_(3Bb) states. It is found that only aromatic compounds of classes IV and V can be effective scintillators and laser dyes. It is also shown that the energy interval S_â Sp (for class IV) and T_â Sp (for class V) must be no less than 1000 cmâ 1. To illustrate the classifications for heteroaromatic and aromatic compounds, 12 specifically chosen compounds were studied experimentally and quantum chemically. The quantum yields, _ and decay times, _f of fluorescence in aerated and non-deaerated ethanol or cyclohexane solutions were measured. The oscillator strength, fe, fluorescence rate constant, kf, natural lifetimes, _0 T and intersystem crossing rate constants, kST are calculated. The laser ability of each of the compounds studied is tested. The suggested classification schemes can be extremely useful in the quest for effective scintillators and laser dyes among hypothetical heteroaromatic and aromatic molecules, enabling evaluation of these properties for a particular compound using only quantum chemical simulations. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/136 Files in this item: 2
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Masale, M. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/physb, February NaN, 2002)[more][less]
Abstract: The experimental techniques of attenuated total reflection and grating-coupling were originally employed separately as probes for surface polaritons. However, as far back as the mid-1970s, some value was found in actually combining them into a single tool for probing elementary surface excitations. In this article, the theory of the two methods combined into one probe for surface polaritons is presented. The main results of the calculations, here, are the firstorder diffuse reflectivities, which arise due to the presence of a classical grating. For the ease of presentation, only a semi-infinite specimen is considered and the grating is thought to be deposited only on one interface. The discussion highlights the advantages the combined technique has over either of the two methods when each is employed on its own. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/195 Files in this item: 2
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Masale, M. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/physc, August 15, 2002)[more][less]
Abstract: The azimuthal surface nucleation field of an infinitely long type II superconducting cylindrical filament is calculated from the linearized Ginzburg-Landau equation for the order parameter. A current is thought to be passed along the axis of the filament which induces a magnetic field in the azimuthal direction. On increasing the current, the field increases to a value whereby a phase transition from the superconducting to the normal state occurs. The magnetic field lines are parallel to the surface of the cylindrical filament so that the required critical field is Hc3; the parallel surface nucleation field of a type II superconductor. The systems considered are a solid cylinder; free-standing and in a metallic matrix; and a very thin-walled hollow cylinder. The full numerical analysis is carried out only for a solid cylinder. In the case of a thin-walled cylindrical shell, the quantitative description of the superconducting- normal phase is given in terms of the limiting form of the temperature for small fields. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/196 Files in this item: 2
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Wright, C.; Kgaswane, E.M.; Kwadiba, M.T.O.; Simon, R.E.; Nguuri, T.K.; McRae-Samuel, R. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/lithos, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Events induced by deep gold-mining activity on the edge of the Witwatersrand basin dominate the seismicity of South Africa. The deployment of 54 broad-band seismic stations at 84 separate locations across southern Africa between April 1997 and April 1999 (Kaapvaal network) enabled the seismicity of South Africa to be better defined over a 2-year period. Seismic events located by the South African national network, and by localized seismic networks deployed in mines or across goldmining areas, were used to evaluate earthquake location procedures and to show that the Kaapvaal network locates mininginduced tremors with an average error of 1.56 ± 0.10 km compared with 9.50 ± 0.36 km for the South African network. Travel times of seismic events from the mines recorded at the Kaapvaal network indicate regional variations in the thickness of the crust but no clearly resolved variations in seismic wavespeeds in the uppermost mantle. Greater average crustal thicknesses (48–50 km compared with 41–43 km) are observed in the northern parts of the Kaapvaal craton that were affected by the Bushveld magmatism at 2.05 Ga. Estimates of average crustal thickness for the southern part of the Kaapvaal craton from receiver functions (38 km) agree well with those from refracted arrivals from mining-induced earthquakes if the crustal thicknesses below the sources are assumed to be 40–43 km. In contrast, the average crustal thickness inferred from refracted arrivals for the northern part of the Kaapvaal craton is larger by about 7 km (51 km) than that inferred from receiver functions (44 km), suggesting a thick mafic lower crust of variable seismic properties due to variations in composition and metamorphic grade. Pn wavespeeds are high (8.3–8.4 km/s), indicating the presence of highly depleted magnesium-rich peridotite throughout the uppermost mantle of the craton. Seismic Pg and Sg phases indicate that the upper crust around the Witwatersrand basin is comparatively uniform in composition when averaged over several kilometres. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/280 Files in this item: 1
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Kwadiba, M.T.O.G.; Wright, C.; Kgaswane, E.M.; Simon, R.E.; Nguuri, T.K. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/lithos, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Pn arrivals from mining-induced earthquakes on the edge of the Witwatersrand basin show that the P wavespeeds in the uppermost mantle are almost constant throughout most of the Kaapvaal craton. The presence of only small wavespeed variations allows the use of a simple method of estimating crustal thicknesses below the stations of the Kaapvaal broad-band network using Pn times that has been compared with results from receiver functions. One thousand three hundred thirty-seven Pn arrivals were used to derive crustal thicknesses at 46 stations on the Kaapvaal craton. The average crustal thicknesses for 19 centrally located stations on each of the northern and southern regions of the craton that yielded well-constrained thicknesses were 50.52 ± 0.88 km and 38.07 ± 0.85 km, respectively. In contrast, the corresponding average thicknesses determined from receiver functions were 43.58 ± 0.57 km and 37.58 ± 0.70 km, respectively. The systematically lower values for receiver functions in the northern part of the Kaapvaal craton that was affected by the Bushveld magmatism at 2.05 Ga, suggest that the receiver functions do not enable the petrological crust mantle boundary to be reliably resolved due to variations in composition and metamorphic grade in a mafic lower crust. The Pn times also suggest pervasive azimuthal anisotropy with maximum wavespeeds of about 8.40 km/s at azimuths of about 15° and 217° in the northern and southern regions of the craton, respectively, and minimum wavespeeds of about 8.25 km/s. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/281 Files in this item: 1
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Masale, M. (Elsevier Science Ltd. http://www.elsevier.com/wps/find/journaldescription.cws_home/505712/description#description, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: The experimental techniques of attenuated total reflection (ATR) and grating coupling were originally employed separately as probes for polaritons. The combined technique of these methods into a single probe is a very versatile tool for probing elementary surface excitations. A theoretical investigation of this single probe for surface polaritons, ATRgrating coupling, is undertaken. The emphasis is on the calculations of first-order diffuse reflectivities, which arise due to the presence of a classical grating. More specifically, the ATR set-up in the Otto configuration is considered and for ease of presentation of the results, a classical grating is thought to be deposited on only one interface of a surface-active thin-film specimen. The discussion highlights the advantages the combined technique has over either of the two methods when each is employed on its own. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/233 Files in this item: 2
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Nijegorodov, N.; Winkoun, D.P.; Nkoma, J.S. (Elsevier Science Ltd http:www.elsevier.com/locate/saa, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Please refer to the attached article for an ABSTRACT. The abstract was not uploaded here due to formula appearance problem in UBRISA. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/403 Files in this item: 1
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Comprehensive study of solar conditions in Mozambique: the effect of trade winds on solar componentsNijegorodov, N.I.; Devan, K.R.S.; Simao, H.; Mabbs, R. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/renene, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: A new algorithm to simulate all solar components and optimum slopes, Bopt, based on new models for direct normal beam and diffuse radiation and an analytical model to predict Bopt, developed at the University of Botswana is applied for complete study of solar conditions in Mozambique. The components of solar radiation depend to a large extent on the number of h of sunshine. However, it is obvious that cloud-cover is determined mainly by the prevailing trade winds, which carry moisture and rain clouds. This is of especial concern in coastal areas. In the current work, hourly, I, daily, H and monthly mean, H¯ components of solar radiation and the optimum slopes of a north-south aligned collector are simulated and analyzed for 21 synoptic stations in Mozambique. Monthly mean daily direct normal, H¯ bn solar radiation maps are plotted for December and June and discussed. It is found that, to a great extent, isoinsolation curves are determined by the prevailing trade winds, mountain chains and coastal conditions. Plotted maps of annual mean daily direct normal and global solar radiation also show tremendous dependence on the prevailing winds. Several special locations in Mozambique with quite high or very low solar radiation components are pointed out and the reasons explained. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/267 Files in this item: 1
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Jain, P.K.; Lungu, E.M.; Prakash, J. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/renene, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: The Republic of Botswana is one of the sunniest countries in Southern Africa. It has very little cloud cover, insufficient rainfall, very low humidity, and very low wind speed throughout the year for most parts of the country. The daily extremum temperatures appear to be very much related to solar irradiation which in turn depends on sunshine duration. In Botswana, solar irradiation on a horizontal surface is measured only at Sebele, but sunshine duration and extremum temperatures are measured at several locations throughout the country. This paper presents bivariate models that relate solar irradiation to sunshine duration, and solar irradiation to extremum temperatures for Sebele, Botswana. Autocorrelation analysis revealed that the solar irradiation series is stationary for d=2 and D=0, sunshine duration series is stationary for d=0 and D=0, while the extremum temperatures series are stationary for either d=0 and D=N where N=1, 2, . . . or d=1 and D=1. It is found that there is a lag of three months between the peaks of the differenced series of fractional sunshine duration and fractional solar irradiation. On the other hand it is found that there is at most a lag of one month between the peaks of the differenced series of maximum temperature and solar irradiation, and that there is no lag between the peaks of the differenced series of minimum temperature and solar irradiation. Analysis of the noise component revealed that the bivariate processes under consideration behaved either as a purely seasonal MA processes of order (0,1,1) or as ARIMA processes of order (0, 1, 1)x (0, 1, 1)12 or as a purely nonseasonal, autoregressive process of order 2. We claim that the relationships found for Sebele can be applied to estimate solar irradiation at other locations with climatic conditions similar to Botswana. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/177 Files in this item: 2
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Mabbs, R.; Nijegorodov, N.; Downey, W.S. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/saa, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Simon, R.E.; Wright, C.; Kwadiba, M.T.O.; Kgaswane, E.M. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/lithos, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Average one-dimensional P and S wavespeed models from the surface to depths of 800 km were derived for the southern African region using travel times and waveforms from earthquakes recorded at stations of the Kaapvaal and South African seismic networks. The Herglotz–Wiechert method combined with ray tracing was used to derive a preliminary P wavespeed model, followed by refinements using phase-weighted stacking and synthetic seismograms to yield the final model. Travel times combined with ray tracing were used to derive the S wavespeed model, which was also refined using phase-weighted stacking and synthetic seismograms. The presence of a high wavespeed upper mantle lid in the S model overlying a low wavespeed zone (LWZ) around 210- to - 345-km depth that is not observed in the P wavespeed model was inferred. The 410-km discontinuity shows similar characteristics to that in other continental regions, but occurs slightly deeper at 420 km. Depletion of iron and/or enrichment in aluminium relative to other regions are the preferred explanation, since the P wavespeeds throughout the transition zone are slightly higher than average. The average S wavespeed structure beneath southern Africa within and below the transition zone is similar to that of the IASP91 model. There is no evidence for discontinuity at 520-km depth. The 660-km discontinuity also appears to be slightly deeper than average (668 km), although the estimated thickness of the transition zone is 248 km, similar to the global average of 241 km. The small size of the 660-km discontinuity for P waves, compared with many other regions, suggests that interpretation of the discontinuity as the transformation of spinel to perovskite and magnesiowu¨ stite may require modification. Alternative explanations include the presence of garnetite-rich material or ilmenite-forming phase transformations above the 660-km discontinuity, and the garnet– perovskite transformation as the discontinuity. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/265 Files in this item: 1
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Nijegorodov, N.; Mabbs, R.; Winkoun, D.P. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/saa, NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: Please refer to the attached article for an ABSTRACT. The abstract was not uploaded here due to formula appearance problem in UBRISA. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/402 Files in this item: 1
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Masale, M. (Elsevier Science Ltd. www.elsevier.com/locate/physc, January NaN, 2003)[more][less]
Abstract: The problem of a type II superconducting disk in a spatially inhomogeneous magnetic field is considered. The aim of the investigations undertaken here is to evaluate the effects of the spatial inhomogeneity of the parallel component of the applied magnetic field on the nature of the superconducting nucleation of a short cylinder. Full numerical solutions of the linearized Ginzburg-Landau equation for the order parameter, taking into account only the parallel component of the field, are presented in the case of a solid disk;free-standing and in a metallic matrix. In the case of a mesoscopic system, only the limiting form of the critical temperature is obtained. The temperature-field (e-f) curves are characterized by flux-entry points at each of which the azimuthal quantum number decreases by unity. The quasi-period of the flux-entry points increases in f with the increasing strength of the spatial inhomogeneity of the applied field. The increased effect of coating the superconductor with a suitable normal metal leads to the well known suppression of the critical temperature as well as smoothing out of flux entries. It is predicted that the wiping out of surface nucleation is effected with relative ease when the applied magnetic field is uniform than when it posseses a degree of spatial inhomogeneity. URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10311/197 Files in this item: 2
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Pregnancy and obesity: Know the risks
Concerned about pregnancy and obesity? Understand the risks of obesity during pregnancy — plus steps to promote a healthy pregnancy.
By Mayo Clinic staffBeing obese during pregnancy can have a major impact on your health and your baby's health. Find out about the possible complications, recommendations for weight gain and what you can do to promote a healthy pregnancy.
What's considered obese?
Obesity is defined as having an excessive amount of body fat. A formula based on height and weight — called the body mass index (BMI) — is often used to determine if a person is obese.
BMI | Weight status |
Below 18.5 | Underweight |
18.5-24.9 | Normal |
25-29.9 | Overweight |
30 and higher | Obese |
40 and higher | Extreme obesity |
Could obesity affect my ability to get pregnant?
Being obese can harm your fertility by inhibiting normal ovulation. Obesity can also affect the outcome of in vitro fertilization (IVF). As a woman's BMI increases, so does the risk of unsuccessful IVF.
How might obesity affect my pregnancy?
Being obese during pregnancy increases the risk of various pregnancy complications, including:
- Gestational diabetes. Women who are obese are more likely to have diabetes that develops during pregnancy (gestational diabetes) than are women who have a normal weight.
- Preeclampsia. Women who are obese are at increased risk of developing high blood pressure and protein in the urine after 20 weeks of pregnancy (preeclampsia).
- Infection. Women who are obese during pregnancy are at increased risk of urinary tract infections. Obesity also increases the risk of postpartum infection, whether the baby is delivered vaginally or by C-section.
- Thrombosis. Women who are obese during pregnancy are at increased risk of a serious condition in which a blood clot forms inside a blood vessel (thrombosis).
- Obstructive sleep apnea. Women who are obese during pregnancy might be at increased risk of a potentially serious sleep disorder in which breathing repeatedly stops and starts (obstructive sleep apnea). Pregnancy might also worsen existing obstructive sleep apnea.
- Overdue pregnancy. Obesity increases the risk that pregnancy will continue beyond the expected due date.
- Labor problems. Labor induction is more common in women who are obese. Obesity can also interfere with the use of certain types of pain medication, such as an epidural block.
- C-section. Obesity during pregnancy increases the likelihood of elective and emergency C-sections. Obesity also increases the risk of C-section complications, such as delayed healing and wound infections. Women who are obese are also less likely to have a successful vaginal delivery after a C-section (VBAC).
- Pregnancy loss. Obesity increases the risk of miscarriage and stillbirth.
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HAYES: But we begin tonight with the big flashing headline breaking news of the day, from the least popular branch of government, the branch of government widely seen as the most dysfunctional branch of government, the one that contains the right-wing Republican House caucus committed to obstruction above all else. In that branch of government today, today we saw a remarkable display of urgency and pragmatic bipartisan problem solving come together in a matter of hours to fix the most pressing trouble facing America today.
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Motorola Cliq XT - silver (T-Mobile)
Manufacturer: Motorola Part number: CLIQXTSILTMB
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- The Motorola Cliq XT is a nice alternative to the original Cliq, offering a sleeker design and enhanced multimedia capabilities.
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- Reviewed by: Bonnie Cha
- Reviewed on: 03/10/2010
The good: The Motorola Cliq XT offers a revamped media player with well-integrated community and discovery features. The 5-megapixel camera takes excellent pictures, and call quality is great. The smartphone has 3G and Wi-Fi as well as an HTML Webkit browser with Flash Lite and multitouch support.
The bad: The smartphone runs Android 1.5. Screen size is a bit small. There's some occasional sluggishness. Pinch-to-zoom gesture doesn't work in Google Maps.
The bottom line: The Motorola Cliq XT is a nice alternative to the original Cliq, offering a sleeker design and enhanced multimedia capabilities.
User reviews
The Cliq XT is the unsung "hero" for us regular folks!
by DavLud2 on May 8, 2010
Pros: Compares very favorably with the Hero. See detailed comparison below...
Cons: Might not be as great as a $400 phone, but heck, it was free!
Summary: I read every review and forum I could find, looking for the perfect calling plan with the best "cheap" Android phone available. The phone did not need to be the ...
Summary: I read every review and forum I could find, looking for the perfect calling plan with the best "cheap" Android phone available. The phone did not need to be the latest greatest, but it had to work well, and satisfy my desire to pocket an all-inclusive multi-media device for decent picture taking and music listening experiences, as well as real web browsing, email, messaging, and of course have decent call quality.
Sorry about the confusing typo in my comparison... the line item should have read:
I initially chose the HTC Hero due to Sprint's best-valued Family Plan, and because the Cliq XT overly emphasized social networking that I cared nothing about. All reviews and photos of the two phones showed the Hero with a well-designed home screen, while the Cliq XT appeared as cluttered with "crap".
Although we both liked the Hero phones and Sprint Family Plan, we couldn't accept the limited Sprint coverage in our area. Fortunately there was no penalty to return the phones after 25 days of use.
I then ordered two Cliq XTs with T-Mobile Family Plan (zero upfront cost), directly from T-Mobile online at 2pm, paid $12 for overnight shipping, and received my activated phones the next day.
Here are some of my comparative observations, which despite my extensive research, I did not know about until after living with the phones; listed in no particular order:
- Music and other audio through the front-facing speaker sounds much richer on Cliq XT in comparison to Hero,important to me in light of absence of an audio-equalizer on all Android phones.
- Cliq XT "connected" music player is cool. I especially like the synched lyrics, and the excellent responsiveness while using 7GB of music files.
- Call voice quality is significantly better on Cliq XT in my experience, when compared to Hero.
- Keyboard accuracy and ease of text entry is much better on Cliq XT, and Swype is a bonus feature which also works well with practice.
- Cliq XT touch screen is responsive and there is little sluggishness in comparison to Hero in my experience.
- Cliq XT screen quickly rotates to landscape in either direction, which may appeal to left-handed persons.
- "Beautiful Widgets" from Android Marketplace (~$2) adds some cool Hero-like home-screen features to the Cliq XT which I liked. It was easy to delete unwanted social networking widgets and simply not register social networking accounts, so the Cliq XT functions smoothly and is now configured exactly as I wanted.
- Very convenient screen brightness adjustment widgets actually work on Cliq Xt, unlike on Hero. (I could not use the Hero's automatic brightness feature because the screen would become unreadable for my old eyes in low-light, and the constantly varying brightness was annoying.)
- Voice Command & Voice Dialing feature on the Cliq Xt actually works very well, whereas this feature is virtually useless on the Hero in my experience.
- Bluetooth pairing with Motorola S9 headset worked perfectly on Cliq XT, sound quality is good, hands-free voice dialing worked perfectly, with no need to touch the phone in my pocket.
- Cliq XT does not have the susceptibility to dust accumulating under the screen's glass that one of my two Hero phones suffered in just 2 weeks of home/office usage (apparently a common Hero problem).
- Cliq XT screen has less glare and is more resistant to fingerprint smudging than Hero.
- Camera picture quality on Cliq XT is far superior to the always blurry photos I was achieving with Hero. I can't emphasize this point enough!
- There is much less non-removable bloatware on the Cliq XT, resulting in 164MB of free memory space out-of-the-box, available to me to downloaded apps/data. (This despite the apparent 32MB memory-size advantage of the Hero.)
- The YouTube app actually works on the Cliq XT, but not on Hero.
- Simple cable connection of Cliq XT to Win7 PC with no software to install, and then Hero acts as a disk drive for easy file copy.
- The Cliq XT offers choice of using a traditional security passcode to lock the phone, plus the lockout time can be set to occur immediately when the screen sleeps, or after a specified period independent of the screen going to sleep. The Hero only has the poorly designed Android "lock pattern" feature, where you trace a shape on the phone screen, which then often remains quite visible as a fingerprint smudge, and is therefore a possible security risk.
- Unlike the Hero, the Cliq XT stores incoming email and text messages to precious internal storage memory and not to the SD card. Messages should be stored to SD card which would allow me to retain a much larger sampling of past email and text messages.
- Very difficult to remove the battery cover on the Cliq XT, especially the "purple cover" in my experience, which simply would not come off, even when using the "thumb leverage trick" shown in Motorola's video on this subject.
- Like all Android phones, the lack of a global text-sizing feature for us middle-aged folks, is a major "oversight"!
In summary, I will say that I much prefer the Cliq XT over the Hero.
Updated on May 10, 2010
- Simple cable connection of Cliq XT to Win7 PC with no software to install, and then Cliq XT acts as a disk drive for easy file copying.
We are still loving this phone! It's hard to put it down! There really are some very useful, well-designed apps available for free or just a couple bucks... pretty amazing!
Updated on Jun 27, 2010Another month and a half have passed and I figured I should update this review...
My appreciation of the Cliq XT is undiminished, which is a first for me when it comes to owning smartphones. I grew to dislike my previous 3 smartphones (including two earlier WinMo phones) after living with them for this much time, but my Android Cliq XT continues to perform well and is a heck of a lot of fun.
I have added a 16GB (low-cost class 4) SD card, which works well, and has allowed me to store my entire music library, about 15 full-screen high-quality feature-length movies for on-the-go entertainment, and still have 2GB for taking photos and videos.
Updated on Jun 27, 2010I have been getting about 36 hours of typical usage on a single battery charge, which is actually better than my previous smartphones. I will say that much of this is standby time, as I am not a heavy caller or texter and am not using any of the Motoblur social networking features. I still do "play" with the phone quite a bit though and admit that extended video/movie playing, use of GPS map apps, extended use of the excellent camera, streaming of music or TV, and other similar functions will deplete the battery in just several hours. This does not surprise me, and I have quickly learned to manage this. I purchased one of the T-Mobile-branded combination car/home chargers with the AC wall plug that folds out from the side, so I can easily recharge on-the-go when needed.
Updated on Jun 27, 2010I find that most of the optional Android apps are well-designed and do not use excessive battery power when they are not the active foreground app. I also find that the Android OS manages apps just fine, and although I tried various "app killers", I had curious phone problems when using them, and find that the Cliq XT works perfectly without an app killer. I have not found a need to take any draconian power-saving steps, and prefer to run my screen at maximum brightness (with 15 second timeout), leave GPS turned on all of the time (since it only uses significant power when an app is actively using it), and I leave WiFi enabled (so that I am automatically connected when in range of my usual hot spots).
Updated on Jun 27, 2010I continue to find the Cliq XT to be very responsive and have few complaints of sluggishness, although I remind you that I am not using the automated social network updating features of Motoblur. The Cliq XT is not perfect in this regard, but is better than my previous smartphones, and will hopefully get even better with the upcoming Android 2.x upgrades. Speaking of these long-awaited upgrades, although I have found Android 1.5 to be remarkably stable, with no crashes or reboots, I am as anxious as most others to get the enhanced feature set and performance that Android upgrades will bring. I look forward to having access to even more great apps from the Android Marketplace too. Motorola and T-Mobile really do need to work out a faster way to release these upgrades, if they intend to keep their customers happy and enthusiastic about their products and service.
Updated on Jun 27, 2010As for Android Apps, I continue to be amazed at the number of free, very useful, and well-designed apps that I am able to download and use regularly. I have settled on about 40 so far! A few of my free favorites in no particular order: AppBrain App Market (which allows easy management and sync of my phone's Apps through a simple web browser interface on my my PC); "Backflip Light" (which allows me to use the camera's LED flash as a bright flashlight); White Noise Lite (which acts as a "sound machine" for masking background noises with rain/beach/train and other soothing sounds when I sleep or study); Timeriffic (which allows me to schedule certain phone functions such as automatically putting the phone ringer in silent mode when I sleep); Bubble Level (a very accurate electronic level, handy for picture hanging, etc.); myRemote (allows me to remote-control my Home Theatre Media Center PC from my phone);
Updated on Jun 27, 2010More favorite free apps... Google Sky Map (I can finally identify the cool things I see in the night sky simply by pointing my phone at the sky); SIPDroid VoIP (my cell phone acts as an actual business telephone extension to our office SIP phone system over WiFi and 3G); Pandora Radio (customizable commercial-free streaming music anywhere); PicSay Photo Editor (powerful photo image editing right on the phone);TV.com (free streaming of TV shows for added entertainment on-the-go); GPS Essentials (a suite of powerful GPS/location tools including accurate electronic compass, customizable dashboard displaying speed/altitude/location/direction/etc., GPS mapping, waypoint management, view of GPS satellite location/strength, camera view of your target destination); ConvertDroid (every conceivable measurement conversion); KeepScreen (allows control over display screen sleeping, easily allowing automated control over which apps need to have screen stay on bright when in use);
Updated on Jun 27, 2010More favorite free apps... Alice (keeps me informed about tour dates and local performances by my favorite bands); OurGroceries (allows synchronized shopping lists between all family members so as to avoid duplicate or missed item purchases); Places Directory by Google (easily find and get details about local banks/bars/restaurants/shopping/gasoline/attractions and more); EStrongs File Explorer (for easy file management of my SD card); EasyTether Lite (useful for connection of my laptop PC to the internet via my phone's internet connection, admittedly a slow connection but very useful in rare instances when I must connect to the server at work over VPN while away).7 out of 8 users found this user opinion helpful.
A promising phone with old OS
by 4LadyDi on March 26, 2010
Pros: MotoBlur, Multi orientation, purple backplate, no physical keyboard, lightweight, thin, 3.5mm headphone jack, side charger plug in area, 5 screens, RSS feeds, 5mp flash camera & animations.
Cons: 1.5 Android OS therefore no Google Maps Beta, Twitter has no retweet option, memory card under backplate, no battery usage info, backplate difficult to come off, licorice backplate.
Summary: trying to figure out what phone to get next was difficult until this one came out. And so far, so good. I thought the 1.5 OS would keep me ...
Summary: trying to figure out what phone to get next was difficult until this one came out. And so far, so good. I thought the 1.5 OS would keep me form purchasing it much less keeping it. Google Maps Beta will not work on 1.5 and this was my most used app. Coming off the G1 with 1.6, it was truly a step backwards to me. But with such nifty gadgets like MotoBlur and a 60 day trial of TeleNav, I decided to go all in. I am ever glad I did as the purple backplate looks better to me than the licorice that is included as well. The USB/wall charger are one unit that separates into 2 pieces when you need to connect the phone to the PC. The backplate is a little difficult to get off and the memory card is under there in it's own door like area. The phone has a standard 3.5mm jack for headphones at the top of the phone. Sides are used for volume rocker, camera and on/off/standby buttons. Also on the side is the plug-in are for the wall charger which is far better than the bottom of the phone if you ask me. Gone is the trackball and it's been replaced with a pad like area. This as well as the menu, back, search and home keys are very flush and great to the touch. I would download the user guide from Motorola's site for extras not found in the start guide that comes with the phone. Another feature on the phone is Swype - slide to type vs. tap to type each letter. So far, it's cumbersome for me but I think if you play with it, it probably gets easier to use. When the new OS does come out on this phone, it will be a 5 out of 5 star provided the kinks that usually happen with new OS additions are minimal. MMS picture sending seems to be a woe right now that hopefully will be worked on for the future. I don't see myself retuning this phone as it has been very fun and educating at the same time. The UI is very crystal clear even though the roundness of the screen gets used up in blackness. The Android Market is not updated either. If you're coming from 1.6, you might not find you apps, paid ones as well. Contact developers to get some assistance with this. Very satisfied even though I didn't think I would be because of the OS. MotoBlur has me hooked as it connects all of the social sites in one place. How cool is that!!
4 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
Better off with a prepaid flip-phone
by sclocher on February 21, 2011
Pros: The "MotoBlur" UI is nice at first. Very easy to navigate, and it's easy when all your social networking sites are bundled straight to your phone.
Cons: The "MotoBlur" feature causes this phone to PERMINATLY be stuck on 1.5. The Blur feature also pulls in ALL your contacts/friends/people your following on twitter into your contacts. So you can very easily have over 250 contacts
Summary: This phone was nice when the salesperson told me about it. It was nice when "the update was comming soon", But after about 9 months, and 4 replacements later (random ...
Summary: This phone was nice when the salesperson told me about it. It was nice when "the update was comming soon", But after about 9 months, and 4 replacements later (random rebooting problem that is a reoccuring problem the XT), you realize what it is. It's for people who want Facebook, Twitter and MySpace on their phones, and who dodn't care about anything else. If that you, then get this phone (or better yet the Moto Charm, it's on A.O.S. 2.1). If this is not you, stay away, stay FAR away, or you will be VERY disatified.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
slow slow slow
by maryanngeline on April 4, 2011
Pros: motoblur is good at first b/c it links up everything from twitter to facebook accounts, also is able to export/import contacts easily.
Cons: this is the slowest phone i've ever had.
Summary: Playing with this phone at the store, I thought it would be a good phone and also a unique phone b/c I never owned a full blown touch screen ...
Summary: Playing with this phone at the store, I thought it would be a good phone and also a unique phone b/c I never owned a full blown touch screen before. After maybe a couple weeks, I noticed the phone becoming intolerably slow. For example, when I leave the phone on standby during work and I come to play with it during lunch, the phone will take forever in response. So i'm sitting here trying to at least send a text message and I'm pressing all these buttons, the phone finally responds by making all the selections I had made into one quick heck of a mess. I can barely text on the phone b/c it's so slow.
Save yourself the money and do not buy motorola phones. There's so many reboot problems and even after I reboot, the phone will send OLD messages over again to your contacts. Horrible horrible horrible. I had to suffer for a year and now I can upgrade a partial and I cant wait b/c the first thing I'm gonna do after getting a new phone is smashing this old phone with my car.2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
dont even work as a phone..
by D0nRamon on October 5, 2010
Pros: runs Android
Cons: NO suppourt from moto, constant crashes whe ringing...
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
Horrible performance, no updates, silence from Moto
by egenlauf on September 28, 2010
Pros: Looks nice, feels solid.
Cons: Phone is buggy, response is lagging horribly, often cannot even answer a call or use the touchscreen keyboard. Been waiting for 3 months for an android update and the hacker community almost has a working image!
Summary: Not worth it, unless you are a "droid" customer motorola could care less. Move on to an HTC phone or one of the new Samsung Galaxy S. If TMO would ...
Summary: Not worth it, unless you are a "droid" customer motorola could care less. Move on to an HTC phone or one of the new Samsung Galaxy S. If TMO would let me switch I would in a heartbeat. STAY CLEAR.
2 out of 2 users found this user opinion helpful.
by la_casa_bonita on September 23, 2010
Pros: Not many good things to report... 1. Nice Size 2. OK Camera with LED light, 3. Bright screen.... Other than that this device should be called Cliq XT with MotoFail.
Cons: Support is horrible from Moto and T-Mobile for this device. Apps are starting to fail because OS is stuck on Android 1.5 and MotoBlur consumes too much space! Too many issues to list here, do a search on google for Cliq XT Update 2.1 and you'll see..
Summary: Motorola and T-Mobile should not be selling this to consumers... it is a horrible disaster of a product!! The promise to have an update to Android 2.1 within a ...
Summary: Motorola and T-Mobile should not be selling this to consumers... it is a horrible disaster of a product!! The promise to have an update to Android 2.1 within a few weeks of purchasing the product seemed reasonable especially since many of the purchased apps that I worked flawlessly on my much older HTC G1 do not operate at all on the Cliq XT. I expected to move forward not backward when I "Upgraded" (Sarcastic expression) to the Cliq XT... I actually have started to cancel my service one line at a time with T-Moblie over their unwillingness to take this Cliq XT back and provide me with any reasonable alternative at no charge! Their last paltry offer was that I could spend another $300 to buy a different phone... I HAVE BEEN DEALING WITH ISSUES LIKE E-MAIL THAT DOESN'T WORK FOR DAYS, APPLICATIONS THAT WILL NOT OPERATE AT ALL, HORRIBLE SUPPORT, AND YOU WANT ME TO PAY YOU MORE MONEY FOR AN UPGRADE??! DEAR T-MOBILE YOU SHOULD BE PAYING EVERYONE THAT HAS PURCHASED THIS CLIQ XT SOME MONEY OR GET THEM A DESCENT REPLACEMENT PHONE AND YOU SHOULD STOP SELLING THIS PHONE IMMEDIATELY UNTIL MOTOROLA CAN ACTUALLY FOLLOW THRU WITH THE PROMISED UPDATE TO ANDROID 2.x!!! ALSO, MOTOROLA YOU SHOULD REALLY CONSIDER LETTING USERS OF THIS PHONE HAVE AN OPTION TO REMOVE THE BLOATED MOTOBLUR SOFTWARE BECAUSE IT SEEMS TO WASTE A LOT OF SPACE COMPARED TO MY G1 AND MY TOUCH 3G. Go check out the following link to see how many unsatisfied people there are.. https://supportforums.motorola.com/message/176593#176593
The truth about the problems with the Cliq / Cliq XT have been expressed with a few thousand responses at Motorola's forum... https://supportforums.motorola.com/message/244468#244468
Updated on Sep 27, 2010
P.S. Motorola seems to have been monitoring and editing the forums about these devices a little bit, not sure what kind of information they have been trying to hide.2 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Hated it but came to really like it a lot.
by c5ster on April 5, 2011
Pros: It's easy to use for us non-tech types. Camera is great, love playing the games and SWIPE, which I hated but the guy said give it a week and he was right. I love it.
Cons: You CANNOT delete history. For every Contact you can view the history between your phone and that Contact. Time date duration of incoming and outgoing calls and texts only WORSE- first part SHOWN- EVEN if deleted! delete contact will clear.
Summary: So if you anything to hide do not get this phone. The forum sites are full of complaints about not being able to clear the history part off from a ...
Summary: So if you anything to hide do not get this phone. The forum sites are full of complaints about not being able to clear the history part off from a Contact so Motorola knows there's a problem and users don't like it but they've moved on with their product line so why bother? Another down side you cannot upgrade its Android system. But for this 50 year old Mom who doesn't Tweet or Facebook it's a good cheap phone and a perfect gateway to get use to Smart phones. Cause they're not going away. Do not fear, if I can use it anyone can use it. Plus the screen's big which helps us 50+ year olds!
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Looks good at first glance, but not in the end.
by J-Dyzzle on March 21, 2011
Pros: Some of the apps that it comes with are fantastic. The GPS and google maps always gets me where I'm going, and the music recognition is also very good. The camera takes surprisingly good pictures, as well as videos. And sound quality is also pretty good.
Cons: I am on my third, due to poor software problems, none of which have ever ceased. Drops calls, (if they go through, regardless of how many bars you have) sends text messages not to the person they are addressed to, but rather the last person you received a
Summary: The google mapping works fantastic, but the rest of the phone is more trouble than it is worth. I got it with the belief I would be getting the Android ...
Summary: The google mapping works fantastic, but the rest of the phone is more trouble than it is worth. I got it with the belief I would be getting the Android 2.0 update within the month that I bought it, and it has been well over a year since then, no update. The phone freezes and crashes. The browsing and emailing generally works alright if you have a good connection where you are, but often I get dead silence when I try to make a call, as the screen is stuck on "Connecting". At least they replaced it (twice) when it because almost completely unusable, but the problems always come back in the end. Motoblur keeps motorola from being able to update it to a newer version of android. The processing speed is good, but poor programming keeps it from being a reliable phone.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
Insanely slow and very sluggish!!
by ryanpmcg on January 27, 2011
Pros: It has internet capability.
Cons: The Cliq XT is very slow and freezes up left and right.
Summary: I would NOT recommend this phone to anyone unless all you want is to call, text and check your email. Otherwise its only good as a paperweight.
Summary: I would NOT recommend this phone to anyone unless all you want is to call, text and check your email. Otherwise its only good as a paperweight.
1 out of 1 users found this user opinion helpful.
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Do you want to help empower members of the international community? Do you see women as integral to the success of the developing world? Do you have an interest in South Asian/Nepali society and cuisine? Empower Dalit Women of Nepal (EDWON) has something for all of you! We'll be having fun exploring Nepali restaurants and learning more about the Dalit (formerly known as "untouchable") caste. We'll also come together to discuss ways to help EDWON. EDWON is a 501(c)3 registered non-profit whose mi …
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