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Will the Motorola DROID Bionic have an OMAP processor under the hood rather than Tegra 2?
Also, according to the NenaMark site, the Motorola DROID Bionic will ship with Android 2.3.3 installed, which is an improvement from Froyo, but also means no Google Talk out of the box. While all reports say the device will come with a 4.3 inch screen, according to the benchmark site, the resolution will be qHD.
If there is one troubling aspect to NenaMark's benchmarking of the DROID Bionic, it is that it scored 24 on a benchmark test compared to a 45.70 score for the Motorola DROID 3. But it is still very early days for the former. Motorola has not officially confirmed that the DROID Bionic will be the Targa and there still is a lot of tweaking and fine tuning to do before the phone even gets introduced.
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The NenaMark benchmark site suggests that the Motorola DROID Bionic will come with a TI OMAP4 1GHz dual-core processor under the hood
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1. Phullofphil (Posts: 801; Member since: 10 Feb 2009)
Tegra is a good processor but i hope it has the omap. Those are supposed to be one of the best duel core processors with arm architecture. forgot howmany there. Snapdragon is a good one to but actually sobody if they will can list all the different arm cpu's. or a link to a comparison site of all that would be the bees nees.
2. protozeloz (Posts: 5381; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
This backs up my theory of the terga not being optimized for lte and causing issues
12. Thump3rDX17 (Posts: 2160; Member since: 10 May 2010)
yeah, i have the same theory.
15. BlackSirius16 (Posts: 84; Member since: 21 May 2010)
It's not your theory If everyone is saying the same thing
16. Thump3rDX17 (Posts: 2160; Member since: 10 May 2010)
what i mean is i had the idea that the Tegra II isn't working with the LTE radios because i put the pieces together myself. if everybody else put it together good for them. haven't you seen me talking about it in other articles?
19. protozeloz (Posts: 5381; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
there are no official statements saying the terga is not optimized for LTE now if you follow news you will be capable of seeing a patten Terga = no LTE and LTE = no Terga yeah everyone says the same thing but its still a theory... so if I come with this conclusion by myself then its my theory because i believe it could be a reason, if others have come to their same conclusion then it just means we have the same theory and it's ours but I cant speak for all the internet or all the ones that believe this because we may differ in the causes for this and other things.... so i speak for myself
4. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3042; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
I hope to see this processor on the DROID 3 then we will be able to see what's in store for us.
7. Tottenham (Posts: 86; Member since: 05 Jan 2011)
One thing is for certain, the Bionic had better be one bad mamma jamma when it finally hits the market. With all of the leaks, hype, and delays associated with this phone, if it's not the end-all be-all device it's being touted as, it's going to be seen as an enormous failure. Had the Bionic been released a month or two ago, it might have set the paradigm for what a smartphone should be. But the longer it waits to launch, the more likely it will just wind up as an also-ran, lost in the pack of dual core, high resolution devices.
8. mr. droid (Posts: 278; Member since: 21 Aug 2010)
i cant believe the hype over this phone. its crazy. if it lives up to everything, then it will be the cream de le cream of all phones. So far, the LG revolution is all that for me, only flaw i can find with it is the little cover that goes over the charging port when its not in use. its a terrible quick short cut they took there, but besides that.. its awesome. puts the charge to a sad shame.
On the other side of the coin, I keep hearing that this phone (the bionic) is cancelled, discontinued or whatever. Or renamed something else. I dont know. It keeps phone fanatics like myself (and I think most of you folks also) on the edge of ones seat. I just wish we could hear something more official.
In the mean time, those that are not wanting 4G LTE and are motorola fans, the droid x 2 seems to have some real promise from what I have heard.
11. skymitch89 (Posts: 1122; Member since: 05 Nov 2010)
Probably, that could be why they are delaying it until later in the summer.
14. Thump3rDX17 (Posts: 2160; Member since: 10 May 2010)
TI really does make some good micro processors. the OMAP3630 in the Droid X and 2 were the better 1GHZ processors from the crop of last year's high-end phones. the only thing i'm torn between is the better benchmarks from the OMAP4 or Official Playstation support coming to phones with the Tegra II processor.


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Piece of junk Well, first of all, the outfit is shown as a right hand retrieve, which is what I wanted, but it is actually a left hand retrieve, so you have to follow the instructions to reverse it. Anyway, the reel worked fine on the first trip, but completely locked up before I could make my first cast on the second trip. Fortunately, I had a back up reel, but then the screw things on the rod cinched up on me and I ended up breaking my second reel trying to unseat it. It was a great day to fish (no wind and the fish were really active), but the day was completely ruined because of this outfit. Bass Pro is off my Christmas card list. January 10, 2013
nice i have alot of flyrods most of them are past the entry level of rods. i replaced my berkley with a dogwood canyon and was surprised at how it loads the line and preforms. it is somewhat faster than my old berkley and you can throw nice tight loops. my wife also has gotten into fly fishing and she really loves hers. i will buy more in the future when in the market. January 7, 2013
very pleased bought this 8 weight combo for bass in fl. lakes and streams. for the price, its thebest fishing equip. i have bought as a beginer or pro, April 13, 2012
Bad Purchase The reel is great. It is a lot like some of the orvis reels i own. The rod isn't good. First off i had a 5wt 9ft and it was to wippy and hard to cast streamers and it broke when i caught a bigger fish. Do not get any white river fly shop rod because they are ok the first couple of days but not good for any longer. Trust me i have a lot of experiance and these rods are terrible. January 16, 2012
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Does this outfit come with any warranty?
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A:Typically if you buy anything which is a BP brand, I'm pretty sure they will replace it within a year from the time of purchase. I have done it multiple times with waders and other items. They never ask questions and the customer service is great.
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A:The White River Fly Shop® Dogwood Canyon® Fly Outfits come with a one year warranty.
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how much can it handle
Details:i want to cast big streamers for a monster musky i saw chasing my bait. what one should i get and can it handle a thirty pounder
2 years, 3 months ago
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A:Probably the 9 wt at least. You probably want a different set up too.
1 year, 5 months ago
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What is the rod action of the 7wt?
2 years, 10 months ago
- Kansas City, KS(read all my Q&A)
A:med. very easy to cast
2 years, 8 months ago
- palm bay, fl.(read all my Q&A)
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A:All of the Dogwood Canyon rods are pretty much moderate action. This was my first fly rod I owned, and it is pretty much a whip compared to what I fish with now. It's going to be a very moderate action, any weight you get in this rod.
Details:I will primarily be fishing for large and smallmouth bass, white bass and crappie, im also interested in a fly rod for catching salmon, but i understand that the difference in size between crappie and salmon is pretty great so there wont really be a rod thats good for both of them. however id stil like to find a rod that would give me a remote chance of catching these fish, so what size rod would that be?
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- columbus ohio(read all my Q&A)
A:you cant go wrong with a 5 wt. with drag set properly and position of the rod you can land some big fish with the necessary skills
1 year, 11 months ago
A:It really depends on which you will be fishing for more, crappie or salmon. If you mostly fish crappie but go for salmon once in a while, I'd suggest a 5 or 6 wt. If you're gonna fish for salmon more often than bass/crappie, I'd use a 8 wt ish. Tight lines
A:I personally bought the 5 weight, 9ft outfit and couldn' be happier. I've used it for Smallies, bluegill, crappie and I got a couple carp on it as well. It's lasted over a year and still going strong. Worth the $100 price tag.
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- Michigan(read all my Q&A)
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A:Your best all around sized rod for the wide range of fish you described is a 9' 5 wt. Any smaller and bass will take you for a ride. Any bigger it's going to feel like a pool cue tugging on a crappie. I have caught anything from a bluegill to a large bass on a 9' 5wt and it handles that range nicely.
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Is this a good set up for a begginer?
Details:im new to fly fishing and i need a good setup is this a good one?
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- palm bay, fl.(read all my Q&A)
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A:I would step up to a TFO Professional Series rod and one of the BPS reels, maybe the Hobbs Creek. You will wear out the Dogwood Canyon set up pretty quickly. It's a pretty cheap set up, although priced accordingly.
A:Not worth it pay more.
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Is right hand grip standard?
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A:Yes, most all are right hand standard. I have seen very few set ups at all that are made for the left hand.
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A:I do not know exactly but in 99.99% of the time it is a right hand model.
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Wanting to get started fly fishing and wondering if someone can point me to a good starter rig for steelhead and salmon .
Details:i mainly fish the middle fork the coquille and the north umpqua
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A:It will depend on the size of the salmon you're trying to catch. If you're not going after the 40lb kings of Alaska and just sticking with 10 lbers then try the white river fly shop Dogwood Canyon pre-assembled outfit in a 8wt. It should work out great.
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A:Probably gonna need to look more towards a 9 ft 8 wt rod and reel set up. I would look towards the Hobbs Creek set up or even the TFO Pro Series with the Hobbs Creek Reel. The Dogwood Canyon is just really cheap. I started with it, and it didn't last at all before I had to go get a Hobbs Creek reel, and eventually a TFO/Okuma set up.
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which one is good for carp?
Details:i already own a five weight and 7 weight neither of those can handle the carp i will be catching
4 years, 9 months ago
- Papillion NE(read all my Q&A)
A:Maybe try the Heat Fly Rods or Temple Fork Outfitters Signature II Rods. Also instead of buying a whole new reel maybe consider filling one of your reels with gelspun backing which is thinner and will increase spool capacity for those Mack Trucks
A:carp are big and every strong fish you'll need to get a 9wt. or so to land carp well.
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- mi(read all my Q&A)
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A:Depending on the size of the carp you are catching, I'd be hard pressed to think anything under an 8 or 9 weight is going to even phase a carp. The one's we have in Arizona are absolutely enormous, and I wouldn't want to get one on a fly rod. You might have to look at TFO or another good, inexpensive manufacturer for a stronger rod.
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Which one would you reccomend?
Details:I am a beginner and just starting research on this. Which one of these would you reccomend?
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A:The Dogwood Canyon series is a great rod and reel combo to start out fly fishing. It is very forgiving and will last you for a good while until you decide to get a new combo. Or you can be perfectly happy keeping this one, it will serve you for a long time.
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A:Depends on what you are fishing for. I would get the 9 ft 5 wt as a standard. If youare going to be fishing smaller streams and creeks I would say maybe an 8 ft 3-4 wt. And honestly, for and extra $75 I would get the TFO Pro Series with the Hobbs Creek Reel they sell at BP. Much better than the Dogwood Canyon. My Dogwood Canyon reel I started out with lasted a few afternoons before it was shot.
A:i would recommend the 6 weight. it is the most versital. and the length is dependent if you are going to be on open water or tight overhanging streams. open= longer tight=shorter
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A:Yes. Simply flip the reel on the butt end of the rod and Presto! you're fishing wrong-handed.
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A:More than likely yes. you would have to strip the line and reel it back on the reel in the other direction. and you would also have to change the drag around to make it left handed. can be easily done with the triangle click drag, might be a little more difficult if it is an internal drag in which youd have to change the bearings around.
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This test consists of 15 multiple choice questions and 5 short answer questions.
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1. Why does Asa continue to take punishment for something he did not do?
(a) He wants to defy his father.
(b) He wants to set a good example.
(c) He is helping Catherine.
(d) He is saving the phantom's life.
2. What do the men have to keep constant in the camp while tapping the trees?
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(b) Humidity level.
(c) Fires.
(d) Water level.
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(a) in the icehouse.
(b) in the woods.
(c) after a bath.
(d) after thrashings.
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(b) They threaten to tell the minister about it.
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(a) Cyphering.
(b) Reading.
(c) Writing.
(d) Health and hygiene.
7. Who hosts the Thanksgiving meal?
(a) The Shipmans.
(b) The Halls.
(c) The Lenoxes.
(d) The Millers.
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(a) Under a door mat.
(b) In the mailbox.
(c) On the doorstep.
(d) Under a stone.
9. Why does Aunt Lucy visit Mr. Hall?
(a) To offer to home school the girls.
(b) To bring him a pie.
(c) To borrow some tea.
(d) To get a leather strap repaired.
10. What keeps Catherine home from school?
(a) The flu.
(b) Scarlet fever.
(c) She must help at home.
(d) A snowstorm.
11. Who do the Shipmans accuse of taking the item from the storeroom?
(a) Asa.
(b) Lucy.
(c) Matty.
(d) Mr. Hall.
12. What rules does the teacher change for boys and girls?
(a) Grammar.
(b) Arithmetic.
(c) History.
(d) Etiquette.
13. What has Asa seen that leads him to believe he has information about the apparition?
(a) Markings on trees.
(b) A hat.
(c) Very large boot prints.
(d) An abandoned shack.
14. How is the weather in Chapter 5?
(a) Very cold.
(b) Very hot and humid.
(c) Rainy.
(d) Moderate.
15. What issue does Mr. Garrison's newspaper address?
(a) Voting rights.
(b) Slavery.
(c) Healthcare.
(d) Religious freedom.
Short Answer Questions
1. What is different about the writing book when Catherine finds it?
2. How does Mr. Hall apologize to Catherine?
3. How old does Catherine turn in Chapter 8?
4. Who is Catherine's school teacher?
5. What type of animals are used to clear the road?
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Adjuntas territory is very mountainous because the city is located on the Central Mountain range (La Cordillera Central), north of Yauco, Guayanilla and Peñuelas; southeast of Utuado; east of Lares and Yauco; and west of Ponce.
Adjuntas is known by many names, the city is commonly known as "La Ciudad del Gigante Dormido" (the city of the sleeping giant) because a mountain formation called by that name. It is also known as "La Suiza de Puerto Rico" (the Switzerland of Puerto Rico) because it's low temperatures, with an average yearly weather of 72 degrees Fahrenheit. Last but not least, "La Tierra de los Lagos" (the land of lakes) because of the many water holes in its mountainous terrain.
The town was founded in August 11, 1815 by Diego Maldonado. The name of the city comes from the term "tierras adjuntas" (adjoining lands), because their territory was part of the old Villa de San Blás de Illescas, (known today as Coamo) and often referred as "las tierras adjuntas a Coamo".
The town was home to the first Health Center in the island, founded in 1950. The first church was inaugurated in August 24, 1815.
Adjuntas has one of the highest mountain peaks on the island, Guilarte Peak (3,953 ft.), located in the Guilarte Forest. Many rivers run through and around the town, including Río Grande de Arecibo which originates in the ward Juan González, crossing the city from south to north. Other rivers include Guilarte, Tanamá, Pellejas, Vacas, Cidra and Limaní.
Points of Interest
The Museo Casa Pueblo houses a library, gallery, activity room, office and an artisan shop. Open daily, 9am-4pm, (787)-829-4842.
Tids and Bits
Adjuntas produces coffee, bananas, oranges and other fruits.
There are many well-known "adjunteños", among them:
- Jesús M. Benitez, writer
- Rafael de Jesús Cordero, economist and writer
- Pelegrín López de Victoria, writer
- Arístides Moll, physician, writer and poet
- Josefina Moll, writer
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A white diagonal stripe divides the flag in two triangles. The upper one is purple, while the lower one is green. In the middle of each triangle lies a white cross known as the "Illescas cross". The cross also symbolizes Saint Joachim and Saint Ana, patrons of the town. The white color symbolizes purity, while purple represents Joachim's cloth and green the nature of the town.
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Adjuntas coat of arms includes a walking stick or crook that represents the patriarch San Joaquín, father of the Holy Virgin Mary. The distaff represents domestic work and also symbolizes Santa Ana, the mother of the Virgin Mary. The star represents the Virgin. The bells and crosses allude to the name of the town, Adjuntas. The crosses are taken from the seal of Coamo and their origins lie in the coat of arms of the Illescas lineage, which is historically related to the old village of San Blas. The coffee branches allude to Adjuntas' location in the coffee-growing region of Puerto Rico. The walled crown is a smaller version of the four towers to signify that in the Spanish era it was granted the title of "villa" by the crown.
The anthem of Adjuntas was written by Jose Nieves Perez. The title is "Adjuntas es mi amor".
Adjuntas annual precipitation is 87 inches, and its average temperature is 72°F. Summers are warm (83°-85°F) in the daytime and mild at night time (60°-63°F). Meanwhile winters are moderately warm with cool temperatures at night, temperatures are between in the 50 °F (10 °C) and 60 °F (16 °C) range, but after cold fronts temperatures can drop down to 40 °F (4 °C).
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Arcadia Hotel Berlin is integrated in the complex of the Plaza Passage Frankfurter Allee and close to numerous shops and restaurants. The historical and modern part of Berlin around the Alexanderplatz is not far away from the hotel.
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Is the Nook Tablet $50 better than Kindle Fire? No.
Barnes & Noble thinks you'll spend $50 more to buy its new Nook Tablet rather than Amazon's Fire, both of which go on sale sometime next week.
Apparently B&N also believes the original Nook Color is equal to the Amazon Fire now that both are priced at $199.
I think Barnes & Noble has lost its mind.
Does B&N realize that for us to choose the Tablet over the Fire it had to either blow us away product-wise (it didn't), at least match Amazon Fire's price (it didn't), or come up with a completely different value proposition (it didn't)?
Instead, Barnes & Noble figures to fight Fire with, literally, flash. Allow me to douse Tablet's not so flaming advantage.
Tablet (and that name sticks in my craw; lacking PIM features — calendar, email, contacts — at least out front, means Tablet is as much a "tablet" as the Honda Civic is a race car. Sure, it's a car and you can race it, but...) is technically slightly superior to Fire, which is how B&N will justify the higher price.
Tablet's got twice as much RAM than Fire (1GB vs. 512MB), and more usage flash memory storage (16GB vs. 8GB, plus an SD card slot).
I don't (and won't) buy these as being worth an extra $50.
On the twice-as-much-RAM side, I'm not going to pretend to understand how much RAM an Android app requires and how much smoother a tablet-specific game or other app will run compared to the same game or app on Fire.
What I do know is, the iPad and iPhone seem to run powerful games just fine with just 512MB of RAM.
But more importantly, if you're buying Nook to play games, you're buying the wrong tablet.
How Much Memory Do Your Need?
On the storage side, unlike Amazon, B&N doesn't sell digital movies as Amazon does — you stream video content from services such as Netflix and Hulu Plus — so you don't need a lot of storage space for movies.
And who uses a 7-inch tablet as their primary music device? It's way too big and clunky. You put enough tunes on so you can listen to music as you read, if your brain is wired to do so, or use one of the music services on Tablet such as Pandora or Rhapsody. So there's no need for a lot of storage space for music.
And B&N will admit to only having a few thousand apps (which could be anywhere from 2,000 to 99,000, but I couldn't even get a rep to commit to defining the "thousands" as five or six figures). I have 200 iPhone/iPad apps, which require only 3GB of storage on my iPhone. It's highly doubtful you'll download even half that many apps to a Tablet or even Fire.
So the only content your really need your Tablet to store in its twice-as-much-memory is books.
An e-book weighs in at maybe 5MB, depending if photos are included (Steve Jobs by Walter Isaacson tips the digital scales at a hefty 13.8MB), around the same as your average music track.
This means 1,000 books take up around 5GB.
In my entire reading lifetime — 50-plus years — I've accumulated a grand total of around 1,500 books. If you need space to schlep around that many e-books, I advise you get a library card, not an e-reader.
But why are we even worrying about local storage? Both Amazon and B&N store your purchased content in the cloud. When you're done reading an e-book (or watching a movie or listening to a song), delete it from your device — it'll still remain available shelved in those big stacks in the sky.
So, $50 more for more memory — unnecessary.
Silky Smooth
What you might do with your Tablet or Fire other than e-read, play games or watch video is surf the Web, and here B&N has come to a gun fight with a knife.
Because, Amazon has the Silk Web browser, which could turn the entire world of mobile Web browsing on its head.
When you surf the Web, you pull page elements — text, photos, logos, video, ads, et al — from dozens, sometimes a 100-plus different sources simultaneously. This requires processing power and really solid wireless connection. A mobile device lacks the processing power to pull all these page components in efficiently. That's why the bulk of a page loads quickly on your mobile device, then you end up waiting — and waiting, and waiting — for the rest of the page elements to fill.
Amazon's plan solves this lagging problem by using its massive servers to assemble Web pages for you, sending completed pages to Silk in a single, pre-processed stream.
So instead of waiting 5-10-30 seconds for a Web page to load, Web pages on the Fire POP! onto the page.
If it's really all Amazon plans for it to be, then THAT'S worth an extra $50.
Now How Much Would You Pay?
Knowing it was facing Fire, I was hoping B&N would re-order the e-book pricing paradigm.
Instead of charging us full price on the Tablet, for instance, B&N could have subsidized it like a cellphone — cut the price if we agree to buy X-number of e-books or apps or whatever over a period of time.
$149 with a buying commitment would have been killer. $99 with a slightly higher buying commitment — CHA-CHING!
Amazon gets this because it can — it'll lose an estimated $50 on each Fire because the company knows you'll buy not only e-books but movies and music and games, too.
If Tablet was the same price as Fire, B&N would have a compelling sales argument.
$50 more? I say no sale.


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Just wondering, some of my friends think it would happen and then other thinks someone or something stops this from becoming true.


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Warning: a bit of whining ahead.
Our thoughts are so powerful. I can remember telling DH, before our move, that I wouldn't be terribly happy if I have to shovel the driveway while he's away on a business trip somewhere warm.
So he's in CA, and we just got the largest snowfall of our season. And it's supposed to keep snowing until Friday. So I'll get multiple opportunities to shovel the driveway.
Wow, our thoughts really ARE powerful, huh?
Well, I'll certainly be getting in some exercise. I always keep an eye on the weather because of the dogs. They do not like rain, and while they don't mind snow, they don't like getting their paws wet.
DH actually built a small lean-to next to the patio for them. They haven't quite caught on to the idea, altho Lola has used it a couple of times, and Chester finally used it last night. Plus we have a picnic table out there and they sometimes go under that, too.
Last night Lola was being very stubborn, and didn't want to do anything anywhere. I finally carried her out to the pine tree, since the snow was pretty light under there & she often goes around there.
She then proceeded to go the back of our property, where there's a row of pine trees, walked all the way along it to the fence, and finally did her business all the way over there. Stubborn girl.
I don't only have to shovel the driveway, I also have to shovel them some paths out in the backyard. DH had made a little race track for them in our last snowfall. This time there's about 6-8" out there -- thankfully nowhere near what the southeast got socked with.
And I don't have anywhere to go today. That's why I did my food shopping Monday, and went ice skating yesterday. I'm actually glad I didn't go to the movies (hopefully I'll get to one this weekend -- I'll deserve it by then!).
As I was taking a break at ice skating yesterday, I finally decided to leave, altho I'd only been there 45 minutes (and probably only skated about 30). I was just tired. Turned out TOM started last night, too (right around the time I was carrying Lola around the backyard, wouldn't you know?).
I am so glad I did -- that is right around the time it started to snow in earnest. If I'd gone to the movies, I'd have been in the thick of things. As it was, I didn't even have to brush my car off.
I had more luck yesterday, too, because it was garbage day (was last week when we got our last snow, too). Last time the trash can got snowed in because they didn't pick it up until it had been snowing quite a while. This time I was able to get it back into its place before the snow really started to stick, which means the plow can actually clear the road. Not that he does a great job. We leave on a cul-de-sac, and he tends not to get right up to our driveways.
My WI is tomorrow, tho, and I'd really like to get to it. My jeans were feeling looser despite TOM.
Well, today was meant to be a cardio day anyway. The biggest problem, again, is the dogs. Specifically Lola. Hopefully I can convince her to do something again this morning.
The dogs lean-to.
What I've accomplished by 10:30 after almost 2 hrs of shoveling on & off. Maybe half the driveway. Why didn't I learn how to use the snowblower? Oh yeah, power tools scare me.
So there you have it: lots of snow, no deep thoughts. And if you got this far, thank you for reading.
It's one I'm sure a lot of us share. How many times in your life have you either not done something or abandoned it because you couldn't do it perfectly? Of course, this one is all tied up in the fear of failing, too.
I probably learned this one at a young age. Like my brother and my sister, I swam on the swim team (for our JCC, not at school -- they didn't have swim teams at school, not at that young an age, anyway). I wasn't very good.
I have always enjoyed swimming, but I'm no athelete. In anything. I am slow. Most athletic things don't come naturally to me. I'm the bookworm, the one with her nose always in a book.
Sometimes it's so much easier to not start something rather than to face up to our fear of imperfectin. You know, I blew it so I might as well just eat what I want mentality. Or I'll start my diet on Monday.
There have been times in my life that I have overcome my fears of failure and imperfection. I got married -- and stay married -- after all. I owned & operated my own business for 13 years (while not exactly a rousing a success, still, it brought us extra money and was very fulfilling, at least for a while, and brought me lots of great opportunities).
The bottom line is that none of us is perfect. So what, really, is there to fear? Failure? Pick yourself up and start again. You probably learned something from not being perfect.
I, for one, have put aside my fears of imperfection and registered for my first 5k in June. Sure, I still have lots of fears about it. Fear of being last -- probably not, it's a very large run, but there's no doubt that I am still very slow. I can't seem to get past 45 minutes or just a little less for a 5k, and even that is still hard for me. I'm sure hoping adrenaline kicks in and gives me a faster time.
Fear of looking foolish. Even fear of getting lost! I haven't yet driven into the big, bad city.
Fear is really such a useless emotion, mostly. It's useful if you're walking down an empty street you shouldn't be walking down, for instance, and it keeps you alert. But the fears that we let rule our lives hold us back from living our lives. Sometimes you just have to give that fear a kick to the side, live your life, and realize that what you feared wasn't so bad after all.
What sort of fears hold you back? Have you overcome any fears on your weight loss journey? Has being perfect ever really been all that rewarding for you? What could you do if you didn't worry about being perfect?
I was watching a kid skate last week. Maybe he was 6 years old. And he was fearless. Bombing around on the ice, coming to ice-showering stops.
I don't think I have ever been that way. I've always had a fear of hurting myself. I didn't particularly like bikes because I did fall once onto our gravel driveway -- and have the scar to this day to remember it by. When I wanted to go somewhere, I usually used my two feet. Until I got my license -- at a fairly early age because my parents were sick of playing tax driver to the last kid at home.
I didn't want to get that license, either. Yup, you guessed it, I was scared to learn to drive.
Is a fear of failure fueling my plateau? Maybe in the very back reaches of my subconscious, or almost-subconscious mind. I have been here before. Just about at this weight. Going to WW meetings (altho only once a month, not weekly, as a lifetime member). I was working out with a personal trainer. And no matter what I did, it seemed that I couldn't push past where I was at. Eventually I gave up.
Sort of -- I still worked out, I tried to eat healthy, but I gave up on going to meetings. That was about after a year of a plateau.
I don't remember that happening the first time I lost weight. Maybe I didn't fear failure so much then. Altho I'd lost weight before, I'd never lost it in a structured format; always on my own. Maybe I just didn't think about not getting to goal weight. Oh yeah, those last 10 pounds were hard and the weight never came off easy -- it never has -- but I was determined and I did it.
But that was 20 years ago. I've had 20 years of ups and downs, of trying so hard and always falling back down the mountain.
But this time is still different. I have more than WW -- I have all the support of my SP buddies, and that is something very different from every other weight loss attempt. I have the 29 pounds (more or less) that I've successfully peeled off this body when I truly didn't think I could lose weight anymore. When I was here before, I wasn't happy with myself. I thought I was so fat.
Now I AM happy with myself. I no longer think I'm so fat. Age has its priveleges after all. I still do think I am heavier than is healthy for my height -- despite my DH assuring me over & over that he thinks where I'm at is perfectly fine (maybe that makes him feel a bit better for being overweight and out of shape if I'm not quite at where I should be -- but I doubt guys really think about that all that much).
I do wish I could go back to the teenage me, the 20-something me, the 30-something me and shake some sense into myself. But I am the 40-something me I am today because of all the me's that have come before me. Changing the past would mean changing myself.
We CAN change. It's hard work. Sometimes it's scary work. But we can do anything we put our minds to.
How bout you? Do you believe you can change? Are you willing to do the work you need to to change? What's holding you back on your journey to a healthier you?
For about a week and a half. I've both been looking forward to being on my own again, and not. It's nice to be part of a team.
I look forward to it because I get to eat the way I want to. No, not binging or anything -- but vegetarian (except maybe some sushi in there), partly vegan, partly raw. I don't have to worry about pleasing anyone but myself.
OTOH, I tend to stay up a bit later -- but get up at the same time -- because DH takes the dogs out at night. So they're used to going out later. I won't stay up as late as he does, but I'll stay up just a bit later so they won't be so uncomfortable.
Not to mention that they're making some noises about some weather at the end of the week. I won't lie, it was so nice to stay snug & warm in the house while DH applied the snow blower to our last snowfall.
But I'll deal with whatever comes my way. I always do.
Chester has been clingier lately. The dogs haven't really seemd to clue in to when we're going somewhere. The cats do. They know when something is afoot. They know what suitcases are.
I'm wondering if he began to realize that DH was leaving? He was howling a bit as I left to go skating Friday, which is unlike him (he suffered very severe separation anxiety, but we've moved past that and most of the time he gets downright excited when I'm getting ready to go anywhere). He was whining when I got ready to go out to the movies yesterday (by myself, so DH was looking after them).
He slept with me last night, and for a dog usually attached at the hip to me, oddly enough he usually sleeps with DH. But he willingly went into his crate when I got up this morning (mornings are dog-free time with the cats),without me even asking him to.
How do you deal when your SO is away? Is it easier, or harder? Do you prefer cooking for yourself, or can't you be bothered? Do you take it as permission to eat "forbidden" foods?
DH will be gone almost a week and a half. He has 2 meeting in CA, and then he's going up to Seattle to visit his folks. It will be very tiring for him. I know on the few occasions I traveled for business, it was tiring, but it's also somewhat freeing to be able to do what you want when you want to. Sort of like with him gone. Only I still have all the animals to care for.
And when we gets back, hopefully our kitchen will get finished!
. . . you should talk to your doctor about whether or not you might have an eating disorder.
Let me preface this blog by saying that I know eating disorders are real, that they are very painful, and I am not in any way, shape, or form trying to hurt or anger anyone who has or has had an eating disorder.
Moving on -- I'm parphrasing what the SP Motivational calendar's message was for today. It's upstairs, and I can't be bothered to go back up & retrieve it, but it said things like if you think about food all the time, count calories, etc. you might have an eating disorder.
There is a big difference, in my mind, between disordered eating and having an eating disorder.
Am I obssessed with food? You bet. I love food. All sorts of food. I swoon almost as much for the perfect roasted brussel sprouts as I do for chocolate or my banana "ice cream" (frozen bananas + soymilk + small amount of walnuts).
I don't count calories, but I do count points.
I also know that I do not now, and have never had, an eating disorder. Disordered eating? Absolutely. As a teenager and a college student I had times when I binged. Never planned, never big -- but things like eating a whole 1 lb chocolate bar at a time, an entire box of cookies, an entire box of poptarts. In one sitting.
Those days are so far behind me.
Yet I still struggle, some days. Some days I eat totally healthy and am totally satisfied and am happy with myself. Some days I still struggle with cravings or just plain feel bad about myself. Some days I don't eat as healthy as I planned to, and I'm still okay with my eating and myself.
I'm a work in progress. We all are.
One of the biggest things I've been doing the past couple of months is to really pay attention to how what I eat makes me feel. Did it keep me full? For how long? Did I have lots of energy, or was I dragging or barely able to move? Did it satisfy me?
There are some things that I really enjoy that for the moment I've decided to take a pass on. Because they don't keep me full long enough or give me enough energy.
How I eat today may not be how I eat tomorrow or in 10 years. And that's okay. When we stop evolving, hopefully we're dead! I don't ever want to be stagnant.
How bout you? How have your eating habits changed? How do you WISH your eating habits would change? What baby steps would move you in the direction you want to move in?
I also realized I have another NSV to share. I have a pair of jeans that didn't fit me when we were in Austin. When we moved here, I was able to ear them, altho they were a bit tight. Now they're beginning to be a bit loose (still not falling off my body loose, so I can still wear them without giving myself permission to eat too much!).
I haven't lost a whole lot of weight since moving, but I do have to believe that my body is still changing.


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