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Coming as, for the first time ever, a Basque-language movie, "Loreak" (Flowers) plays in the main competition at the San Sebastian Festival, the highest-profile event in the Spanish-speaking world, the confirmation forms part of a larger push to encourage private sector finance to enter the Basque film industry and to internationalize its structures, without abandoning direct subsidies, Joxean Muñoz Otaegi, the Basque deputy councillor for Culture, Youth and Sports, told Variety.
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If you love fencing and want to get involved in an Olympic sport, this might be the place for you.
"A lot of intimidation tactics go into it," said Cellan Whaley, a high school freshman.
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"I saw Star Wars, so, yeah, that was a lot of light sabers and stuff," said Hiza, the club's founder.
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"I thought maybe three or four people would come," said Hiza. "But we actually got a pretty big turnout and that makes me happy."
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DINGMANS FERRY — This cedar-sided farmhouse is situated on two lovely acres with a covered wrap-around rocking-chair porch. Walk in and discover an open floor plan, a vaulted ceiling, and wood or tile floors throughout.
Besides the four bedrooms and two full baths, this home features a two-story eat-in country kitchen with lots of cabinet space and huge windows to let in plenty of natural light. A stone fireplace with wood insert makes the living room warm and cozy on winter nights. You also have a formal dining room, a den and an office.
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Madewell Carrington Pullover
The sheerness of this top by Madewell tones down the Here I Am!-ness of the brigth shade of yellow. Long-sleeves and an open neck make this a handy throw-over piece for when summer days take a turn into cool nights.29 Mar, 2012 in Fashion for women
Boundary & Co. Liv Dress
So comfortable and so chic- just the way any gal wants to look this summer. Boundary & Co. pair striking blue with cool cut-outs and wide sleeves in a mini-dress that will become your summer staple. The elastic waist cinches your look and keeps your mid-section happy, too.29 Mar, 2012 in Fashion for women
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Mmm, minty goodness. Keep your phone safe and sound in this patent, mint-hued hard case. Cash and card slots line the interior, so if you can squeeze a lip gloss in here, you're golden for the night.
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Naomi Dolman Tee
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Full Circle Dress
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Large Leather Carry-All Clutch
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Zig-Zag Falls Dress
Make like spring and roar in like a lion. Turn some heads in the sunshine in this too cute chevron striped dress from Spool No. 72. How could you not get noticed? The cut is flattering and the colors pop like nobody's business.
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Ikat Print Elastic Waist Dress
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Magician Suede Lace-Up Brogues
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The Idea That Families Don't Belong in the City Is Antiquated and Harmful
The notion of cities as playgrounds for the young and unattached remains a pretty pervasive concept.
The blogger at Family Friendly Cities has encountered it plenty. A young parent, he says that in his circles, the social stigma against raising children in the city remains irrationally strong:
As a young couple we lived in a garden style apartment in a car dominated city with two automobiles in what is one of the most sprawling cities in the country. We wanted more. So after we married we moved to a more urban city, one that still gets a rather unfortunate rap for sprawl but has a thriving urban core. We also dropped one of our cars. We primarily relied on transit except for our grocery store trips. Our home was more urban, and so was our neighborhood. That was fine, we were still young and childless, and we were constantly reminded of it. "Good thing you are doing it now before you have children" was a common sentiment, as if our urban lifestyle had an expiration date. It was set to die the moment we added a new family member. So we did, and it didn't. Despite the auto-centric place we lived we walked to the hospital to give birth, and to the horrified look on the nurses' faces we walked our newborn home. Even when we proclaimed that you could probably see our home from any of the windows in the maternity ward they thought we were crazy. Crazy to choose to walk her home the equivalent of three city blocks, rather than drive. And so came more of the comments once she was home; advice, and questions: "Have you looked for a house outside the city," "Once she gets older you are going to need more space," "You will need a yard," "Living in the city is fine while she is so young, but not when she gets older" and the always important "The schools are better in X County." So we followed their advice. We packed up a yellow truck and moved: to the second most dense census tract in the city smack dab in the heart of downtown, across the country.


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AVA is a creative publisher for the applied visual arts. When our business was founded a few years ago we wanted to rethink the concept of the textbook. Our audience is visually literate, technically sophisticated, and acutely aware of good design and presentation. In our endeavor to create 21st-century textbooks for 21st-century students, AVA Academia's titles respond to these qualities. It seemed to us that academic books about the applied visual arts should themselves be both well designed and well written, something that had previously appeared to be an either/or option for many publishers. To date, many hundreds of universities, colleges, and higher education bodies around the world have adopted and recommended our texts across numerous courses and programs.
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The winners of our giveaway of copies of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers and of the compact edition of Herb Lubalin from Unit Editions have been announced. The winners of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers are: Nevin Blum, Julie Gauthier, Preston Porter, Yoni Weiss, and Eric Willett; and the winners of Herb Lubalin are: Magnus Hearn, B. Hovens, Sudji Lascols, Francisco Roca, and Robyn Ward— congratulations!
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- 01-12-2014, 03:26 PM Thread Author #1
We all have more important things to worry about, but are we being short changed with the advertised 3 gb of ram?
My 3 week old Note 3 is always using about 1.6 to 2 gb of the shown available 2.36 to 2.44 of ram. I try to have little apps working, and disable some.
I can figure that it will be using the headroom while it is available, and as the ram kill button explains, it will shut less used apps when ram is needed.
But is this a case of the s-pen and added bloatware hogging the free ram, meaning its a 1 to to 1.5 gb phone without the gimmicks?
This has probably been raised before.
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
Probably bloatware and and background utilities like had-writing recognition software.
On my phone, a Xperia ZL, (no stylus, voice to text and no whiz-bang widgets), I killed the "Google Now" crap, have no custom launchers or widgets running, and my typical "at rest" system memory footprint is aprox.1.1Gb used, and 900Mb free.
I can easily reach 1Gb free if I kill all old and unused processes and app caches."All information is imperfect. We have to treat it with humility."
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- 01-12-2014, 04:19 PM Thread Author #3
I too will not sell myself to Google Now!
I still use my old Galaxy S2 with the same amount of downloaded apps on both phones, and it is quite happy with 1gb. Though it (S2) is currently showing 498 of 826 mb available after my "clearing memory".
So I'm sure the 3gb on the Note 3 does help speed things along, and mine was a bit of a non-question; but I was expecting to have loads of spare ram in the early days.
I was curious what the serious techies might have to say.
The new Note 10.1 (2014) also has 3gb, plus an even higher resolution screen m
It's surely like a car maker advertising an extra large fuel tank to compliment its super duper V24 12.0 litre engine, and 4 tonnes weight.
Basically 3gb does not make it a high performing phone if it needs most of that to just roll down the road.
In fairness the amount of ram is not something Samsung shouts about in their marketing.
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
Unused RAM is useless on android, your phone would actually be more sluggish if it didn't preload certain apps into RAM, by clearing it, it can actually slow things down because it has to load it into RAM before it executes the app, later versions of Android do a remarkable Job of RAM management, the more you leave it alone and let it do it's thing, the smoother your note will work.Thanked by 4:
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
I have gone with a fine tooth comb to disable/turn off as much bloat or not used apps as possible. I'm running at 1.3 to 1.4gb w/o clearing the ram memory. As stated above I try to avoid that. If I do kill/clear the memory, I'm at 900mb to 1gb ram. But to each their own on what programs we use bloat or not. I do run Nova Prime, 3 widgets on one screen, with a live paper; with these settings.
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- 01-12-2014, 09:55 PM Thread Author #6
Ah! Rusty502.
OK. That puts it in to better prospective.
The warning text when you press RAM manager does advise it's best left alone, but you explain it better.
Still can't help thinking the stylus / handwriting software needs some of that RAM, but then without this aspect of the phone I guess slightly less RAM may keep it running at the same speed.
So having 3gb does help it perform as a premium phone.
Curious lastly why it displays as less RAM available than the specs say. I know the storage available will be a lot less than the spec because of the space needed for the OS and Touchwiz or other, but my old GS2 is similarly showing less than 1gb available so some RAM must be permanently allocated, or some such.
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
This is just a guess, but I think it allocates some RAM to the GPU for graphics performance, every thing you do uses RAM, say your sending SMS messages and browsing the Web, Android will keep both the messaging system and chrome loaded in RAM, making the switch from one to the other very fast, then you start playing a game that needs the RAM, Android will automatically clear as much RAM as the game needs by closing other apps, most apps, other than games actually don't use much RAM, so the more you have, the more processes android can preload speeding things up. Also your launcher, phone radios, notifications, and so will always be loaded into RAM.
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
Nothing is fail-proof, specially not memory management software. "Self learning" behavior which cleans the "odd stuff" and keeps the frequently used stuff buffered is a nice concept, but even if it works pretty well most of the time, it probably fouls up once in a while. It will help a lot with load times, but it's no panacea.
I'm pretty sure that good housekeeping is, and will always be a good thing. You don't have to be manic about clearing caches and history on everything, but it is sensible to uninstall unused software, and once in a while, clearing out certain history and caches, like your Browser, Youtube, Maps and other apps of the type. My last Flush of Maps' cache freed 518 Mbytes...
As for unused ram being "wasted", well, having free RAM is not the point of owning a Smartphone, you just want to strike a balance where at least some memory is available for when you need it."All information is imperfect. We have to treat it with humility."
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
Keep in mind to that smartphone apps and software are not as memory intensive as comparable PC hardware. 2 GB would sound like rubbish on a desktop or laptop (that isn't a chromebook) but is probably beyond adequate for running smartphone apps. A low budget phone, the Moto G will only be shipping with 1 GB of RAM! The original Nexus 7, which was considered a hot rod just a year ago also only has 1 GB of RAM. Having 2 GB of RAM available after all the system crap you need up and running and all the extra stuff the Note 3 does in the background over a regular Android device is quite substantial.
- 01-13-2014, 07:36 AM Thread Author #12
Thanks to Rivencap, Rusty and all. Of course the graphics would need ram, so solves that partly.
While I also agree that housecleaning should be a good thing, the consensus is maybe to leave well enough alone and it will sort it's own ram space when it needs it.
Still arguments for both camps make sense, so it's still a little grey area.
Not having much free ram is no bad thing at the moment anyway. It just means more apps will start more quicker.
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- 01-13-2014, 11:24 AM Thread Author #14
UPDATE: You can ignore this plea for help now. MrsMumbles, Crxssroad and Almeut cleared it up for me elsewhere. - - - -
"Do any of you know if I have changed anything by tapping 9+ times on the build number just now.
I was reading the 7 post "seriously need help" thread and this came up.
I barely noticed a small window coming up saying I was so many taps away from being a developer. I think my build number changed, but I am not sure.
I will delete this later as it's not relevant. Hope you can help, and maybe DON'T TRY IT unless you are sure. It's probably nothing."
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
Think of it like this, you are in the kitchen preparing a big meal, to be efficient you gather all of your ingredients (apps) and sit them on the counter (RAM), if you need more room or move to the next course, you put what your not using away and replace it with your current ingredient needs, or use the freed counter space to work. The more counter space (RAM) you have to work with, the less time you spend replacing or moving things around. On the other hand, if you kept putting everything away every few minutes (clearing your RAM) and then getting them back out, it would be much less efficient.
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- 01-13-2014, 01:05 PM Thread Author #17
@MrsMumbles Thanks again. I remember developer options seemed freely accessible on my old GS2, so you are probably right about a Google joke. They are toying with us now they have all our info.
@JBG - Yes you were tempted like me to treat it as Windows RAM and leave as much as possible free, but it seems not the case here.
@ Sauce_a_poutine - (Ya gotta change that name) I like your thinking and experience and Rusty's points don't detract from yours. I wonder if the Sony Z Ultra 6.4 here is the same as your ZL. You only saved 10% by cleaning cache and closing unused apps, so probably for me not worth it in the long term. I'll clear cache for sure.
@ Rusty502 - I have considered your explanations make most sense.
The cpu / OS will probably use the free ram if its there, probably starting with the apps used most as mentioned. So your analogy is a good one.
I am glad I brought it up though.
I think others are benefiting from the knowledge base of you guys in this area as well. (... and it makes me feel smarter than I really am)
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- 01-13-2014, 01:42 PM Thread Author #18
Sorry for all the edits on the previous post.
One other thing comes to mind.
I still think there must be a payback for having so much apps loaded and RAM running.
What occurred to me, and this is just a mental doodle, (mental, anyway), is the Note 3 was possibly only intended for the 8 core cpu on the N9000. I have a quad core (though 2.3) N9005. I don't know what is most prevalent in the US, or what the N900 ships with.
I gather the octa cores are more efficient, 2 quad cores at different speeds depending on the demand, so they could cope more effectively with a lot of background stuff in the RAM.
Just a thought, and again I really know nothing.
@Sauce - again, your last paragraph summed it best.
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
Why is this a big deal? Every phone advertises with a certain amount of RAM only part of it is accessible (for unknown reasons) which is on ALL phones.. How many phones with 1 GB Ram would give you something remotely close useable to it? Even with the Galaxy S3 for example which had 2 only 1.56 (or similar) was said to be in there and from that only 600/700 maaaybe 800 at max would free up... Launchers take up some/ widgets take up some.. etc. etc. It's like a regular computer. You might have for example 4 GB ram in there but you will never be able to use it all...
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
Many apps showed improved loading times, specially Google Maps, which showed a much, much improved load time. The main Exception being my music app, which is faster with a fully cached library listing.
Why is this a big deal?
I guess the original poster as not run into such a situation, and doesn't quite see the advantage or reason of having an extra gig of RAM over other devices, most likely because he's never "hit the wall", so to speak...
I'm really curious about how much memory the Note would use if someone manually wrote something like a 10~20 page report with the stylus... I'm pretty sure the conversion software would start being memory hungry at some point during the conversion to typed text format... Also, I wouldn't be too surprised to learn that the note is amongst the fastest mobile devices for audio/video transcoding, precisely because it has more resources to support the workload... CPU cycles are important, but not the sole component of performance."All information is imperfect. We have to treat it with humility."
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Yes, of course the additional TW apps (you may consider them "bloatware", you may find them useful, that's your call) that run in the background will take up additional memory compared to a vanilla Android device without those apps. The fact is that it really shouldn't matter, however, especially on a device like the Note 3 that has sufficient RAM to run all of them -- As Rusty502 pointed out, Android does a pretty decent job of RAM management, and it's really something you shouldn't worry about too much unless you are actually experiencing performance issues with your device.
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Re: What's with the 3gb of ram?
It's really not much different than the OS taking up 6G of the 32G, is it? Certain things like the OS and GPU use memory. Windows does the same in my desktop and laptop. It is the way of computers, Obi-wan.
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- 01-14-2014, 03:48 PM Thread Author #24
Thanks and I agree with you. I just wanted to get a clearer picture, and worried slightly given the ram reading that it would slow down for lack of ram when I really started to use it. This has now been put to bed by yourself and the other excellent contributors. Logically, I still have lingering doubts, but I could not express them any better than I have tried to list some already. Maybe someone will add more to the mix.
I am not a big fan of my Note 3 for other reasons. I like the larger better screen at my age, and it is fast but simple things are no better and sometimes worse than my GS2. It's early days and it will hopefully grow on me.
However I do regret falling in to the trap of calling everything Bloatware, and you make another good point there.
I actually think Samsungs Touchwiz from my 2012 GS2 4.0 - 4.1.2 and on, and their Home/Soft button arrangement is the best take on Android.
Some of the S-Pen features don't appeal. Then Samsung and Google software you don't want, Flipboard, Google Now etc. (which I have disabled as much as possible).
@Sebas - It was never a big deal, though the tone of my OP might suggest. Just wanted to understand.
@ Sauce.... Superb input again. I wouldn't, like others, be bothered if it took a little longer to load Maps etc. (OK I might) but great that you measured them.
Anyway I am happy the extra RAM is not going to be negated by all the built in features.
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- 01-16-2014, 09:52 AM Thread Author #25
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Are US Note 3's Octa Cores then?
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President Dr. Elizabeth Cannon: A Lecture on Engineering Leadership
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Guest Lecturer: Dr. Elizabeth Cannon
Engineers Without Borders (EWB): University of Calgary Chapter is proud to present Dr. Elizabeth Cannon as our Final Global Engineering Lecturer for the 2011/2012 Academic Year. The theme/focus of the lecture series will be Engineers in Society. The goal of this topic is to define how individuals can connect to community through continuous learning & purposeful leadership.
As the President and Vice Chancelor of the University of Calgary, Dr. Elizabeth Cannon undoubtly demonstrates leadership in her life daily, through outstanding commitment to excellence in teaching and research. In her first year as president, Elizabeth developed a shared vision of what the university could be to the city, the country and the world.
Dr. Cannon will be providing insight about the role of engineers as global leaders and how we can go about tackling some of the biggest challenges facing local and global communities.
Location: EEEL Room 161
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Have questions about President Dr. Elizabeth Cannon: A Lecture on Engineering Leadership? Contact Engineers Without Borders University of Calgary Chapter
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