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Kindle Fire HD Review + Tips And Tricks
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menchu baring: Kindle Fire HD 7" Android tablet from Amazon. The second generation
LCD-based Kindle has a 1280 x 800 IPS display, a 1.2GHz dual core TI OMAP
CPU and yoru choice of 16 or 32 gigs of storage. It also has HDMI out and a
front video chat camera that works with Skype.
Vedant Khandelwal: Great video man! I ordered mine right now
Lon Brooklyn: Where do you recommend me get Alikko app sideloaded from?Also i just downloaded overdrive but from Amazon itself directly.I hope it will work fine.I had this app in my other device the Samsung Galaxy player and it works well.
Jennifer roberts: I have a kindle Fire
Bcount23: i thought this was same one as mine but its not cause mine does not have camera or micro sd port on bottom
Erick Quintana: You can turn on battery percentage at settings
Jennifer roberts: Hi
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Anita Rakes: is there a way to take screenshots on this device - have this verision
iluvtoargue: does this play avi video files?
Chris Frazier: Any easy way to delete duplicate pictures from a kindle fire hdx? Apps or other processes?
S1L3NTAGONY: i suggest downloading MX Player app for all those having problems not getting video to play
Jesus Gonzalez: Kindle fire hd 7" for only $169 http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00C5W16B8/ref=as_li_qf_br_asin_il_tl?ie=UTF8&camp=1789&creative=9325&creativeASIN=B00C5W16B8&linkCode=as2&tag=youtubeco0770-20
Beauty Fly: Is it free to download movies and watch it without wifi?
naquan jackson: -To the eBook Reader I have a kindle fire hd also and if you want to use the camera u have to go to photos and click the CAMERA icon
Eve x: I got my kindle fire HD for Christmas and its great but I can't change the lock screen wallpaper!
Lois4you1: How do I enlarge the fonts on my kindle fire hd in a app?
Peter Pen: My kindle fire is everything they said it was. I am very happy with this product. So if you are looking for a tablet, I would say this could be what you your looking for.
TheTerzula: What version of Adobe Flash player do I want to download for my Kindle HD? It is making me choose from: YUM for Linux, .tar.gzfor other Linux, .rpm for other linux, or APT for Ubuntu 10.04+ Thank you.
kas progrez: Kindle Fire HD 7 sale on: amzn.to/17fQ6Pc
Fred Lentini: Is there a camera?
Albrero Marquez: Were to find alarm on kendle fire
nuria montrond: I GOT IT ON CHRISTMAS
Van Rueckert: I have a kindle fire he 7 and I love it
wouldnt uliketoknow: Can I listen to non audio books on this?
Miguel Romero: Is this an HD OR HDX?
Gator Mckluskey: One thing Kindle doesn't tell you is that if you have ever owned a Kindle you are no longer entitled for a free month on Prime. If you want it they will bill you upfront!
jan ammad: can i read pdf files/books with it?
adamp2574: Just got one from best buy for $ 99.00
Charlie Ainley: PLEASE REPLY I have been looking for a tablet for my eleven year old sister. She loves reading so a decent reading app would be great. I have narrowed down my choices to the iPad and the kindle fire hd and would like to hear your opinions. Please reply as soon as possible so I can order it before her birthday
Reviews and Unboxings: hey guys please check out my vids and follow my channel!
Chris Frazier: Dude u r way to hyper to be explaining anything
america love: i got that to :)
Mobisystems: One of the best video reviews on Kindle Fire HD. Check it out if you own one - you will find interesting tricks: Kindle Fire HD Review + Tips and Tricks
Kylie Marie: You can go to pictures and up in the Right Hand Corner there is a Camera so you don't have to download an app to get a camera.
videogameobsession: I also wish there was a way to force the web browser to trick webpages to think it's a desktop. I hate the mobile versions.. and you can never get sites like Hulu to work on it. I still don't know why it's so taboo for you to be able to view Hulu Plus on a tablet instead of a netbook.. Makes no sense to me.
kiera candy: Cool
Kel: so is reading ebooks on the kindle fire hd the same or similar to reading ebooks on the kindle paperwhite?
Cesar Loera: do you know that the camera is already downloaded you just go to photos and in the corner it has the camera
healthguru: Does anybody know how to download movies onto the kindle fire HD so you can watch them at a time when you have no wifi or internet access?
jakerod94: how did you get eyeem ??
Andrew Argeros: yes
SunkJakeIsland: ipod you get it without downloading
Bree Love: With my Kindle fire hd with the books, to view the titles you hit the menu button (box with three lines) and click list view. Might not work for everyone. Not sure.
shortiisweet99: where the link for the post?
keonna parks: i have one but can u video with it ?
Tyrah Anderson: Got my daughter one today! :)
Portmanlover: You know actual Books cant ring as well...
Chef de NYC: Thanks! I'm more info ultrasound type of work. I learn most of the stuff myself online. Just only recently start looking for a school to make things "official". Hehe
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PETERSBURG, Va. (AP) - Albert Austin Dawson Jr., the first African American to be elected as a circuit court clerk in Virginia, has died. He was 66.
Bland's Funeral Home says Dawson died Wednesday at his home in Petersburg.
Dawson worked as a teacher and school administrator in Petersburg in the 1970s and 1980s. In 1985, he ran unsuccessfully for a seat in the Virginia House of Delegates.
His son, Albert A. Dawson III, tells The Richmond Times-Dispatch that he decided to try again. He ran for Petersburg Circuit Court clerk and won that race. He served from 1988 until 1996.
Dawson returned to teaching after he left the circuit court clerk's office and retired in 2002.
A funeral service is scheduled at noon Saturday at First Baptist Church in Petersburg.
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Last week, Dawson County High School officials encouraged seniors to take the next step to higher education.
Students at Kilough Elementary got a chance last week to spend time with their mothers at school.
In its ongoing commitment to prepare students for careers, Lanier Technical College has opened a spa in Dawsonville.
One of three state-sponsored clubhouses in Georgia has officially opened its doors to Dawson County students.
Maker Day is coming back to the Dawson County Library.
Third grade students at every elementary school in Dawson County received a visit Oct. 24 from a local educational advocacy group.
Rotary Club of Dawson County's October Student of the Month is Brock Bearden, a fifth-grader at Black's Mill Elementary School.
One Dawson County teacher is flipping math class on top of itself.
Dawson County's 1-cent sales tax for education is running $1 million over projections and about 18 months ahead of schedule, officials report.
More than 1,500 schools across Georgia are setting aside time this week to celebrate drug-free students.
Dawson County resident Karen Armstrong has announced her candidacy for the 2014 Board of Education.
Parents, educators and school administrators from across northern Georgia voiced concerns ranging from the balance of funding to the controversial common core curriculum during an educational summit in Dahlonega last week.
The Dawson County Board of Education recognized the teachers of the year at the district's seven schools, as well as the system's top teacher, during a ceremony Monday night.
For the second year, Robinson Elementary's entryway is full of pumpkins.
The Ninth District Head Start program was open Tuesday, thanks to private funding.
Staff and parents were notified Monday that the preschool program was reopening, said Kay Laws, Head Start director for Ninth District Opportunity.
The Dawson County Board of Education is considering adding a position that could save the school system money over the long term.
The Dawson County Board of Education heard the concerns and questions of parents in the county last week when they held a public forum to discuss the new five-year plan for the system.
With Halloween only a few weeks away, Riverview Middle School is gearing up for a spooky run for a good cause.
Hightower Academy Teacher of the Year Niki Kenny has been in education for nearly 20 years, five of those in Dawson County.
Dawson county students were paid a visit by a local literacy group last week.
A pumpkin patch has sprouted in the lobby of Riverview Elementary School.
Students with musical interests at the high school will most likely be familiar with the school's director of choral arts.
A new collaboration is gearing up to make sure local children are not going hungry when they leave school and are home on the weekends.
The Dawson County Board of Education is seeking comments from residents to help develop a new plan for students.
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"Like harry potter? This is ten times better."
James Marsters, he captures the image of Dresden better than I could have myself. He is the perfect reader for one of the best book series i have ever read. Morgan Freeman couldn't read this as well as james (sorry freeman fans, he just doesn't cut it)
I dont even know... Probablt the introduction of more great characters. The other two knights of the cross, the archive, kincaid, butters.
I cant read books in the shower. haha. but really he is the best man for the job (see the above for a better answer)
The combination of such a great story/series/great writing and james marsters.
"Another great addition to the series! 4/5 or 4.5/5"
Its not the worst but not my favorite. Dont get me wrong its a GREAT book and the series is one of my favorites but this book just wasnt as good as MHI(book 1) and monster hunter vendetta (book 2) something felt missing... I couldn't put a finger on it. Nonetheless i would recommend it over and over again.
z. (Owen) Owen is everything and more i look for in a character. Average (in a not so average way. If you know what i mean) Funny, sarcastic, and just a plain badass.
He's a good reader. When i listen to him he hooks me into the books and doesn't let me go until the book is finished (and then im left wanting more) he knows how to read for owen better then my own imagination. he captures this series better than anyone else could. Dont change the reader. Or ill just buy the real book from powells
No tears were shed for this book. But oh god did i laugh. That fight scene in the hotel/casino (I think it was also a casino) was hilarious. And as always anything involving owen and franks gives me a hearty chuckle.
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Comment: Re:Not how natural selection works (Score 1) 137
Us + our livestock is just about all there is... Note, this exlcudes birds.
Comment: Re:I deciphered it last month. (Score 1) 170
The Maya had books. Lots of them. (granted, it is obvious that this isn't a maya book....we can read maya these days)
Comment: Re:So how much does a blood test cost in the US? (Score 1) 282
"What stops somebody setting up a lab"
Medical regulations. Lots of them.
Comment: Re:"Needs"? (Score 1) 586
Stop being ignorant and go read your own damn link. Specifically the part where it says ' Terminator seeds have not been commercialized anywhere in the world ' Terminator genes are probably something worth opposing, but using them in an argument opposing current GM crops is wrong wrong wrong!
Then please do a bit of introspection and try and figure out why you said terminator genes are causing trouble. Like who lied to you, why you believed it, and why you didn't figure it out when you looked up that link.
Comment: Re:"Needs"? (Score 1) 586
The EU bans GM food because the citizens don't want GM food. This not stupid. This is called democracy.
True, to some extent. Banning something because the citizens don't want it is democratic, and democracy isn't stupid. Many of the reasons they don't want it are stupid. Not eating poison isn't stupid. Thinking current GM food is poisonous is.
Wether the particular change you mention is harmfull or harmless to humans is not the point.
You said GM food is 'often poisonous'. Current GM foods are not poisonous to anything that is supposed to be eating it. That is the point. And you can't get around that just by saying that isn't the point, 'cause it is the point I was making.
The point is: sooner or later it will hop on other specimem, do we want this?
Which one? glyphosate resistance? The bt cry gene? Something else? Each of these has diferent answers. Please be specific. Also, what timeframes do you have in mind? A 90% chance it will take more than 1000 years is much different than a 90% chance in less than 10 years. And which specimens were you thinking of? Glyphosate resistance moving from a GM soybean variety to another non-GM soybean variety is of little concern to anyone who does not sell GM seeds and understands that glyphosate resistant soybeans are perfectly safe to eat or feed to animals. Glyphosate resistance in morning glory is another matter, although that is not due to genes hopping from GM crops.
GM opponents are often just that, opponents. Without any understanding of what genes have been modified, what they do, and how that affects biology, genetics, agriculture, or ecosystems. The details matter, and are very often ignored in an emotional panic.
The poin is: pro GMO advocates are often just that: advocates. Without any knowledge about biology an/or genetics.
Sadly, you are correct about this.
The pricipel problems of GMO are well known and published (and in europe taught in school) calling this FUD, that is stupid
We obviously disagree on which problems are real and which are FUD. Without specifics I cannot fairly address this statement.
Comment: Re:"Needs"? (Score 1) 586
What would you have rated my computer literacy at if I had said my CPU here at work was made by HP? Or my physics knowledge if I said that electrons travel in circles around the center of the atom? Probably not much, even though you know what I would be saying.
What if I added that my keyboard lacked the any key, and that my CPU was defective because it only worked when plugged in? Or that I claimed to know what happened to an atom if the electrons stopped?
Words do matter. I wouldn't have said anything if citizenr had gotten things at least half right. If he had used 'herbicide' I wouldn't have called him a fool, because it would appear that he actually had some knowledge of the subject. It is likely that he used the word pesticide because he couldn't remember the word herbicide, and was rather hazy about the difference anyway.
'It is better to be thought a fool, than to open ones mouth and remove all doubt.'
He is ignorant because he knows nothing about GMOs, and a fool because he claimed things about them anyway.
P.S. It is a common mistake btw, one even I have been guilty of in the past...
Comment: Re:"Needs"? (Score 1) 586
If you plant a glyphosate resistant crop, you can use small amounts of roundup, instead of the larger amounts of something else to control weeds. That is how the less comes about. Of course you can use more roundup than you need, and some dumb farmers do that.... Or you could combine roundup with the other herbicide you would have used, and I am sure some farmers do that too. But you don't have to. And, to be clear, I am talking about the total tonnage of herbicide use, not total acreage that they are used on. The acreage can and probably does increase.
People and farm animals have been eating GMO's for over a decade now, in large numbers. 0 deaths, 0 illnesses and lots of FUD in articles on
Yes, I think the EU bans GMO's because they are stupid. Read this. People are often stupid, and the GMO ban in the EU is just another example of it. I am not claiming that people in the EU are any more stupid than any others however. See the link.
Hybrids are a problem, but they are not a GMO problem. And GMO's are no worse in this regard than non GMO seeds anyhow. Pick your battles, and don't confuse issues.
Comment: Re:"Needs"? (Score 1) 586
Start your post with an insult, nice way to show your own arrogance.
I was trying to show my anger at his ignorant arrogance. Based on your sig, I am surprised you missed that.
If mixing up the words 'pesticide' and 'herbicide' was his only mistake, I'd have not posted. Even if he had not messed up pesticide/herbicide, he got the glyphosate resistant issue wrong on almost every point. And they were bad points.
And the 'buying seeds every year'? mostly wrong. Partly because it is the norm in the developed world, as you said. But mostly he is wrong because GMO crops are no less likely to produce viable seeds than any other commercial plant varieties. I addressed this in my post, blaming this on GMO is wrong. The only reason he was not completly wrong here is the fact that non-viable seeds of commercial plant varieties is a bit of a problem. But it is not a GMO problem.
If citizenr was referring to those suicides in India you linked to, he got that wrong also. Monsanto was not the primary cause of those, and to the extent they were responsible, it was due to legal, not genetic restrictions on their seeds. You can get that much just from the link you gave. This is a greedy corp problem, not a GMO one.
Comment: Re:"Needs"? (Score 4, Interesting) 586
You have opened your mouth and removed all doubt, you are a fool.
Virtually all crop plants, GMO or not, are highly resistant to pesticides. Pesticides kill bugs, usually insects, not plants. You can't even get the basic terms correct. It is so bad I am wondering if I am feeding a troll...
You are confusing pesticides with herbicides - stuff used to kill weeds - and some GMO crops engineered to be resistant to roundup. Glyphosate (aka 'roundup') is one of the safest and cheapest herbicides available. GMO crops resistant to it let farmers use safer, cheaper, and LESS herbicide than they would otherwise use. Not more, as your ignorant rant claimed. How is that bad? Oh, and the US patent expired years ago. It isn't proprietary anymore - please keep up with the times.
There are actual problems with GMO crops today. They all have to do with patents, lawyers and big greedy corporations. There are potential problems with the safety of GMO crops, but so far they are just potential problems, all known GMO crops in production today have proven to be extremely safe for human consumption, and better - usually much better - for the environment.
Your concern about 'buying seeds every year' is extremely misguided and mostly wrong. Most farmers buy seed each year anyway, GMO or not. It is cheaper to let someone else deal with producing quality seeds and just get yield. There was some talk years ago about 'terminator' genes that would prevent GMO plants from producing viable seeds. DRM for plants if you will. This is one of those potential problems. It has never been used. Worry about it if it shows up, worry about it if Monsanto starts talking about it again. Don't worry about it in the fields today, 'cause it doesn't exist there. Lying and fear-mongering about it makes you no better than Monsanto.
Comment: Re:Where did DNA evolve from? (Score 1) 1142
Comment: His answer is: (Score 1) 1142
'Fossil rabbits in the Pre-Cambrian'
That is the quote he uses to answer the question in The God Delusion.
Comment: Re:Sounds more like fighting over sacred cows (Score 5, Informative) 34
I buy a box of bolts at the hardware store. They have no manufacturing defects, and no damage. They are still in the box. Are they functional?
Yes - If I take a nut and try to thread it on the bolt, it works, if I try to screw it into a hole, it works.
No - They are not currently holding any parts of any kind together, they don't form any part of any useful machine - they are not functional.
The ENCODE project is using the first definition. 80% of the DNA produces RNA, or has binding sites that bind to regulatory proteins, or some other function that can have a real impact on the cell. Whether or not the RNA is actually used, or if the regulatory sites actually regulate something, or if it actually has an effect on the cell was not considered - and is probably not known yet for most of that 80%.
Most people when they hear 'functional DNA' assume that it has an impact on the organism. The ENCODE project is working on a lower level, asking, 'Does this DNA do something on a molecular level?' not 'Does this DNA make a difference to the cell?'. That is of course the next question, but they are not there yet.
Comment: Re:God's experiment in free will (Score 2) 1226
Well said. I would only like to add that even the existence of a god or a 'true' religion would not change what you have said by much. Human nature is what it is, how human nature came to be doesn't change that.
Comment: Re:If you compare maps.... (Score 1) 173
I live here in the western US too - you are not exaggerating the population density.
If you live in a place without any internet access, chances are that you have to drive farther to get to the school than you do to find internet access. And if you live there, it is because you chose to live away from society and wanted to be away from more than just the internet.
If you actually have a farm, ranch or other good reason to be there, then according to the map, the internet is already there for you. The only other reason to be out there is some kind of job, forest ranger or mining covers most of the job possibilities, and the company you work for would almost certainly have brought internet access to their location. (they need it too, and can afford it)
That said - too many of the black spots on that map follow straight borders and the like. Radio coverage does not do that, the map is not very accurate.
I am old enough that my first real internet access came when I got to college. I don't buy the 'drop a letter grade' bit. The internet is great (unparallelled?) for those who want to learn. For most people - learning resources on the internet are like cake decorating supplies for


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Today, NASW AR announced their endorsement of state candidates for the upcoming election. NASW advocates for access to human services and social and economic justice, and prioritizes ensuring all people have healthcare, basic education, and the opportunity to earn a fair wage. Supporting responsible candidates with a proven commitment to these values is one of the main goals of the NASW ARs Political Action for Candidate Election committee (NASW AR PACE).
Social workers are on the front lines of some of the most important issues facing Arkansans, helping people dealing with poverty, addiction, and mental illness, said Holly Barron, executive director of NASW AR. Its crucial that we endorse candidates who show a commitment to social and economic equality and accessibility that will provide a solid foundation for creating policies that strengthen communities served by social workers. We look for candidates who will bring the voices of social workers, families, and communities to the forefront in Arkansas.
The NASW Code of Ethics notes that the primary mission of the social work profession is to enhance human well-being and help meet the basic human needs of all people, with particular attention to the needs and empowerment of people who are vulnerable, oppressed, and living in poverty. To accomplish the mission, the state requires leaders who understand the needs of the less fortunate.
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The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) is the largest membership organization in the U.S. for professional social workers, serving more than 130,000 members. NASW AR is the largest professional association of social workers in the state, with nearly 700 members, and works to enhance the professional growth and development of social workers, create and maintain social work standards, and to advance sound social policies.
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The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) and the NASW Arkansas Chapter have filed an amicus brief with the Arkansas Supreme Court, voicing their support of Circuit Judge Chris Piazza's decision in M. Kendall Wright, et al. v. Nathaniel Smith, MD, MPH, et al., declaring Arkansass ban on same-sex marriage unconstitutional. The brief, filed jointly with COLAGE and the Family Equality Council, presents the voices of children raised by same-sex parents, offers detailed accounts of how the denial of marriage protections harm their families, and urges the court to put an end to Arkansass ban on same-sex marriage.
"We are not treating all Arkansans equally if some can marry and others cannot," says Alishia Ferguson, PhD, LMSW, and President of NASW Arkansas Chapter. "The law should protect all people equally, and all Arkansans should have the freedom to marry," she said.
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Shindico Realty's development manager says his firm has become "collateral damage" in a council crusade against the way the city procures real estate services.
Shindico was in the midst of negotiating the sale of the Dominion Bridge industrial site on behalf of the city when council's property committee decided Tuesday to stop the Winnipeg firm from marketing the land, Bob Downs said.
The sale of the Dublin Avenue site can still proceed because the land was already listed, but Downs contends the committee had no just cause to sever Shindico's marketing relationship with Dominion Bridge or strip the firm of a management contract for the former Canada Post tower on Graham Avenue.
"I think we're collateral damage. I really do. The councillors appear to be very unhappy and we're getting flak from it," Downs said, referring to the contention a 2010 city search for real estate services was unfair because it did not specify property management as one of those services.
"The real issue is we're hired to do a job. We do it and we do it really well. We're good at what we do and we get fired. It's a real interesting process."
Downs said his firm has spent four years working on the Dominion Bridge site, which the city acquired in a tax sale in 2008. The site is partly contaminated with metal tailings and two previous sale offers fell through before Manitoba Conservation agreed to help the city clean it up.
The latest Dominion Bridge sale offer, which is close to completion, may earn the city $4 million, according to a city hall source.
Council's property committee was not informed of the pending sale when it decided Shindico should stop marketing the land and asked city real estate staff to prepare a report about the four-year sale effort.
"I'd be celebrating with champagne the day we can sell this one," city property director Barry Thorgrimson said during the Tuesday meeting.
On Thursday, Thorgrimson said he had not been made aware of the pending sale and if he had, he would have told the committee.
"I'm going to be taking steps to ensure this sort of stuff doesn't happen again," he said, praising Shindico for assisting the city's efforts to clean up and sell the property.
Shindico has also spent four years working on the former Canada Post tower, acquired by the city in 2009 with the rest of the former Canada Post building, which is being converted into Winnipeg's new police headquarters.
On Tuesday, council's property committee voted to strip Shindico of the contract to manage the property, whose tenants include the federal government and Canada Post. The Canadian Taxpayers Federation made the contract public after $300,000 in management fees were included in a freedom-of-information request for services rendered as a result of a 2010 city search for real estate services.
Shindico has been given 90 days' notice of the Canada Post tower contract's termination. Meanwhile, the city will tender a search for a new property manager.
Downs questioned the wisdom of both moves, saying Shindico already knows the building and its tenants. The city plans to sell the tower in 2014, when the Winnipeg Police Service moves into the warehouse portion of the former Canada Post building.
"So for a 13-month period, less a notice period, they're going to engage someone else to manage the building. It doesn't make any sense to me. There isn't a logical reason for doing that," Downs said.
"The termination of our contract at Canada Post has nothing to do with the quality of work we're doing. It has to do with the process councillors perceive (allowed) us to do our job."
Council also is poised to declare the tower surplus next week. Downs advised against selling the structure any time soon, as major government tenants are departing and the building would be worth more with new tenants.
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Each character has quirks or phobias. Chandler's upper-crust reticence hides a man with a neatness fetish who avoids dating. Miles worries that his wife of many years may be terminally ill — or something else. Buchan's wild enthusiasm for his new job is cut down to size when his actions alienate the squad, making his boss, Chandler, a laughing stock. Never a good career move.
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