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5.0 out of 5 stars EVO 3D vs EVO 4G: Flagship Faceoff
Off the bat, the EVO 3D has been getting a lot of mixed reviews. People either love it or hate it, but many reviews floating around have tended to direct the focus of their positive or negative feedback towards one of two things: the 3D features, or everything else. I hope the dispel the mass hysteria of other reviews by giving you a realistic account of my ongoing...
Published on June 25, 2011 by Scott Showalter
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Worth it
Phone is an absolute beauty. HTC Sense 3.0 is second to none in the android system custom overlay. Very responsive phone, 3D is a bit of a gimmick but it is still fun to use. Overall this is the best phone I've had. Just moved up from an EPIC 4G to this phone. And it is almost night and day in quality of device.
Update: Did not hold up to the test of time. Got...
Published on July 1, 2011 by mockmark
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3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars My first HTC cell phone that didn't measure up,
Jerry Saperstein (Evanston, IL USA) - See all my reviews
This review is from: HTC EVO 3D 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone)
I have loved HTC phones. I've owned the PPC-6700, PPC-6800, Touch Pro, Touch Pro 2 and Evo 4G and mostly delighted in each and every one of them, shortcomings and all. But the Evo 3D has left me wanting to the point that I am returning it and trying another brand.
Please understand that this is MY review and my sujective impressions. Others may justifiably consider what I view as shortcomings as trivial concerns. So be it.
On the plus side, the build quality is typical HTC: solid. I've never had an HTC unit that lost pieces or started splitting at the seams. Treat the Evo 3D with respect and it should last longer than you own the phone.
The quality of the qVGA screen is excellent. No, it doesn't perform well in bright sunlight, but virtually nothing else does either. Everywhere else, the screen is splendid. The higher resolution, however, comes with some drawbacks for me. The Swype keyboard is more difficult to use because the keycaps appear smaller. I'm pretty proficient with Swype on my Evo 4G, but suddenly I am all thumbs, so to speak.It would be nice if the Swype folks made it possible to somehow scale the keyboard display, but I suspect that may remain an unfulfilled wish. Instead, I will have to practice, practice and practice.
The dual-core processor is snappy, there is plenty of user accessible memory. The form is nice: slimmer than the Evo 4G.
There's also a separate camera button, a piece of sensibility many manufacturers are coming back to.
The 3D photo and video capability does nothing for me. Some people may love it: does nothing for me one way or the other. Took some photos and video to play with it and was not impressed with the depth of the 3D effect. Again, subjective response - your experience may vary.
Including the 3D cameras, though, led to HTC including only 5 Megapixel cameras. In 2D mode, I think they are inferior to the 8MP camera on the Evo 3D. Also, the kickstand that appeared on the Evo 3D is gone and that I consider to be a major omission. The kickstand was very, very handy and I didn't realize how much I used it until going without it.
Next on my short list of Evo 3D shortcomings is the audio. I find it entirely inadequate. The Evo 4G was loud: the 3D - at least my Evo 3D - is not. Headphone volume is lousy. Speakerphone volume is lousy. The audio is lousy. Period.
Next to last on my list is touch screen sensitivity. Like I said, I've owned a number of HTC phones and they all were basically fine, but the Evo 3D - and I hold open the possibility that it could just be my unit - isn't up to snuff. There are portions of the screen that sometimes seem as if they are dead.
Finally is the USB port placement: HTC put the USB port on the side of the Evo 3D which drives me nuts. I usually put the phone on a charge cable in the car. Try picking it up with a USB cable coming out the side. It is not, in my opinion, convenient and I just don't like it.
So, is the Evo 3D a bad phone? No. There are just some things about it that I don't like and they are serious enough in my mind to cause me to return the Evo 3D and get another new model. Would another person be likely to say I'm all wet and that what appear to be shortcomings to me aren't even minor annoyances to them? Yes.
The Evo 3D merits a look, but make sure it really fits your requirements.
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
2.0 out of 5 stars Worth it,
This review is from: HTC EVO 3D 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone)
Phone is an absolute beauty. HTC Sense 3.0 is second to none in the android system custom overlay. Very responsive phone, 3D is a bit of a gimmick but it is still fun to use. Overall this is the best phone I've had. Just moved up from an EPIC 4G to this phone. And it is almost night and day in quality of device.
Update: Did not hold up to the test of time. Got rid of the phone in a month. Very off balanced due to its dual cameras. Terrible battery life, with a subpar screen.
21 of 29 people found the following review helpful
1.0 out of 5 stars Danny Boy,
This review is from: HTC EVO 3D 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone)
All the positive reviews on this phone truly make this an incredible phone and a pleasure to own. It is extremely fast and will play Sprint TV and video's without any buffering. So you ask why the 1 star rating? The speaker on this phone makes it impossible to hear. The camera spends so much time auto focusing that the pictures sometimes end up blurry. Now for the reason why this phone is not worth the money. I had this phone for 30 days. I live in the Dallas, TX area. I went to Lake Whitney which is 10 miles off the I-35 cooridor. I had no service with this phone. My wife who has a Blackberry 8330 curve had 3 bars and service. I turned off 4G and still no service. I called Sprint on my way home and they had me update the PRL's (cell towers) on this device. Soon I was getting no service inside or outside my house which is in Cedar Hill, TX with this phone while my wife's phone will get service. Called Sprint and they sent me an Airave device to get service in my house. The Evo 3D then would get all bars of sevice in the room with this device was in and as soon as would leave room it would go down to 2 bars. Plus it took 4 to 5 times to get it to connect to this device dialing *99. I took the phone to a Sprint Store where they tested this phone and said that there was no problems with this device and the antenna inside the phone was working properly. Meanwhile, I work in downtown Dallas where I could get 4G outside but would turn to 3G inside the building I work in. Also I was having problems gettig service inside the building where I did get sevice before with the same Blackberry my wife owns. While this might be one of the faster phone on the market and have great app's, it is viurtually useless if it does not get any service. And after all, Isn't this suppose to be a phone also? Good thing I didn't break down when I had no service. I have never taken in or traded in a phone before, but after paying $199 for this paper weight I decided to trade this phone in for the Motorola Photon. I get service with The Motorola in many dead spots that previous Sprint phones will not(especially the EVO 3D). I turned off the Airave in my house and get all bars of service. It may be lacking some of the features of the HTC EVO 3D, but I can hear the speaker on the phone. And best of all, I now have service again.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars HTC Evo 3D 4G (Wimax) - Excellent phone,
This review is from: HTC EVO 3D 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone)
I upgraded from an iPhone 3Gs 16gb that was on AT&T for 2 yrs & then was on Straight Talk for the past year. I sold it for $115 & bought the HTC Evo 3D 4G from Virgin Mobile for $149 (Sprint's No Contract carrier that uses the Sprint network) via Walmart.com. Here is a quick list of my observations (or the good & the not so good).
The Good
1. The phone itself comes with ICS (Android 4.0.3) and HTC's Sense 3.6 - the 1.2 GHz snapdragon processor is blazing fast. The UI & features are excellent. Google Maps allows for talking in an address and immediately looking up the address with street view showing the location (and giving directions). It just may replace my GPS (I bought a separate USB cradle for charging and it works great for sitting on a dashboard when docked). Action is smooth and the "live" weather background is like "dreamscene" in Windows Vista Ultimate with the clouds moving like you are flying. Awesome eye candy. The phone reception is strong (much better than iPhone & the AT&T network).
2. The battery is the weakness, but I purchased the extended battery so this is not an issue. I prefer having a phone I can hold onto instead of it being super thin (it helps if the phone is dropped when combined with a rubber shell as the screen is less likely to shatter) so the extended battery and replacement back helps immensely.
3. The wifi is crazy fast, and 4G (wimax) is also fast (a huge difference when compared to 3G).
4. Skype video is awesome (who needs facetime????).
5. The ability to transfer from the old phone to the new phone regarding contacts and data via Bluetooth (and a wizard) is crazy good.
6. Very easy setup to Facebook, email, etc.
The not so good
1. The controls on the screen are very "touchy" and you have to hold the phone in a certain way to ensure it isn't going nuts opening apps/tasks).
2. The side mini usb port is poorly designed (it looks like it could break easily). I am just extra careful with it (versus the Apple port on the iPhone which is more durable).
Overall, a great phone for using for email/messaging, phone/voice calls, playing with apps, multi-tasking, etc. Much like a PC or laptop, I know this isn't like a VCR and "just works" when being turned on. I know when the O/S (Android) is having a hiccup, I just shut down / restart (when in doubt, reboot). I rarely have to do that (no more than I did with my previous iPhone). For the money, this is a HUGE bang for the buck (for $45 a month for unlimited data - unlimited messaging - and 1,200 minutes call time). And yes, I know Sprint throttles data.... but at the 2.5 GB point, I understand (which is why the Wi-Fi aspect helps keep that data usage down and I get fast speeds when I do need it).
HTC EVO V 4G Prepaid Android Phone (Virgin Mobile)
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Great fast Phone!,
Verified Purchase(What's this?)
This is by far one of the best phones I've had. First of all even though the 3D is not for everyone, it is fun to see people get excited and amazed when you show it to them. I had the Sprint HTC EVO 3D and for a more specific review you can look into that review as the only difference is being GSM and the carrier specific bloatwear. Pictures are great and you can upload the 3D format into YouTube and share with others. The unlocked phone works great on AT&T 4G (HSPA+ of course) and gets very good download and upload speeds. The processor and memory keeps up with most phones available to this date and the build quality is very good. Definitely recommend.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars To this day... the greatest phone I've ever beheld.,
This review is from: HTC EVO 3D 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone)
I'll keep my review short and nontechnical. Even now, nearly a year after its release, I find this phoen to be the greatest phone on the market. It is only just now starting to be beaten, in speed, by brand new smart phones, so it has held up extremely well.
It is light and great looking. The screen is large, and there is little wasted space on the edge of the screen, like in many phones I've seen. I use it to take high res pictures for real estate appraisals, and nobody can tell the difference between the evo's 5mp camera and a standalone 10mp camera.
The obvious most fun part of the phone is the 3d capability. Even after a year, I'm always amazed by the quality and sheer awesomeness of seeing a holographic image on a cell phone screen. I have taken an array of 3d pictures in my travels since owning the phone, and they always impress anyone I show them to. In fact, I have not come across anyone who hasn't been jealous of this phone; though they often like to hide their jealousy with the generic "it hurts my eyes"... If it hurts your eyes, why are you grabbing my phone and checking out every single picture in my 3d library?
I've also accidentally dropped the thing nearly a dozen times and there's not a scratch to be found (I do have it in a $2 silicone case).
The only drawback I can think of is that the camera lenses extend from the phone slightly, so without a case, it sits funny and the glass in the rear does scratch, unlike the screen.
I recommend this phone to everyone... unfortunately, nobody has Sprint. EVen a year later, there's still no phone on the market I would ever consider replacing this gem with.
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Cool phone,
This review is from: HTC EVO 3D 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone)
I upgraded from my Treo of 5 years. I picked this phone because it was the top of the line Android and it has more features than any other Android and the iphone doesn't even compare. 7 months later and it is still the top phone. The media needs something new to talk about but this is still the best smart phone on the market. HTC Sense is way better than other Android makers OS too.
3 of 4 people found the following review helpful
3.0 out of 5 stars Solid 4G phone with a few issues,
DocGuy - Paul Pehrson "Doc Guy" (Herriman, UT, United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: HTC EVO 3D 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone)
I really wanted to love this phone, and after using it for about 5 months, I still LIKE it, but I don't LOVE it.
What I like:
The phone's display is beautiful. I love the HTC-specific flavor of Android that is included on the EVO 3D. The phone is fast, and I don't suffer from any iPhone envy. In fact, just the opposite. I've had several iPhone users tell me that they loved the features on my phone. I love the built-in memory; my last Android phone suffered from not having enough internal memory, and I haven't had any trouble with the EVO 3D. I love watching Netflix on my phone, and I love how my contacts are integrated from Facebook and Google in the address book, and how my Facebook friends' birthdays show as events on my calendar.
What I'm neutral about:
The 4G service is nice, but I don't have 4G coverage at my work, or at my house, which is kind of a bummer, but isn't the phone's fault. The 3D camera is gimmicky. It is fun to show people how you can see 3D images on the screen, but I find that I mostly still take 2D images and almost exclusively take 2D videos. I don't have a 3D television, and can't see myself getting one in the near future, so the 3D technology is nifty, but not all that practical for me.
What I dislike:
I've had battery issues with this phone from day one. I got a bad battery to start with, and I had to go to a Sprint repair facility to get it fixed. The Sprint worker just took the battery out of his phone and put it in mine and sent me on my way. (That was weird. I guess he wanted the new battery for himself.) Several times when I've been charging the phone in my car, it has frozen. I have to take the battery out for a couple of hours for the phone to reset (even 30 minutes hasn't been long enough to allow the phone to re-start). Speaking of the battery, the battery life is terrible. If I allow background data, I have to re-charge my phone at lunch because the battery can't make it through the work day (and I don't use it that much in the office). Even if I don't allow background data, while the phone does fine while I'm at work, it is often dead by bedtime. On the weekends, when I use my phone more, the battery life is particularly frustrating. I guess that my hands are just too big, because several times each day, when holding the phone in my right hand, I reach with my index finger to put the phone in standby, and my pinky hits the home button at the same moment, and I take a screen shot, rather than turn the phone off. While it is cool that HTC allows to to easily take screen shots (Android, by default, doesn't include this functionality), it is frustrating that this happens so often to me. I also have found the touch-sensitive hardware buttons (Home, Menu, Back, and Search) frustrating. It is very easy to press one of these "buttons" by accident. The speaker is on the back (???) of the phone, making it very hard to listen to movies or music without headphones. Finally, I don't think I'm unusually hard on my phone: I'm an office worker and often keep the phone in my pants pocket, but the phone shows a lot of wear after only 5 months. The black paint around the rim of the front of the phone has worn off, making an almost continuous silver border. The metal trim around the glass started to detach on the lower left side of the phone. I had to super-glue it back on, which doesn't seem like the best solution, but it worked.
Like I said, I like the phone, but I don't love it, though I really wanted to love it, but there are too many shortcomings. My next phone will still be an Android, but will likely be from a different manufacturer. I can upgrade in about 6 more months. I hope I can wait that long.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
4.0 out of 5 stars Love This Phone,
A. Hsiao "Andrew H." (California) - See all my reviews
This review is from: HTC EVO 3D 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone)
This is my first smartphone. I got to say that it is pretty powerful and gets the job done. The downside to this phone is that it lags a little sometimes and the battery life is below satisfaction. I would recommend getting a spare battery to carry around because it is a hassle if you run out of battery while you are on the road to a meeting or something important. There are a lot of pros to this phone. The 3D function is very neat and is something that you can show off to your friends. The processor is super fast and makes everything look very smooth. There is a pretty big screen so you can see pretty much everything on it. It is one of the better phones because of its design and the way it can do so many things. 3D pictures are my favorite. I would recommend this phone to anyone who wants to have a cool 3D feature or rather anyone who just wants a powerful phone that can get pretty much any job done.
1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
5.0 out of 5 stars Simply amazing...,
This review is from: HTC EVO 3D 4G Android Phone, Black (Sprint) (Wireless Phone)
This phone is just awesome. Sense 3.0 is phenomenal. 3D is fun, but just a small part of what makes this phone special. It's super fast and will get the android 4.0 ice cream sandwich update. HTC knows how to make a top of the line handset.
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UK gov't apologizes to gay codebreaker Alan Turing
Their work also provided crucial information in the desert campaign against German Field Marshal Erwin Rommel and the preparations for the Allied invasion of France.
"It is doubtful whether the D-Day landings would have happened, let alone succeeded," without Bletchley Park, said Kelsey Griffin, a director of the Bletchley Park museum.
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Rise and try to shine, friends.................:lol:
Good morning everyone,
Garden club this morning....then home to work on to do list.
Have a good one.
Rained most of the night but now has moved on.
Got cats and hubby fed so nice start to the day.lol
Another day of same old.
Doris,it easier to shine than to raise.:)
Yesterday we found out the new ggchild will be a boy,Gabe the big brother was very happy.Heidi told him she would bring cupcakes to his class and the icing would be either pink or blue,he was happy to see blue.
Gladys, I think that 'your' rain is a-comin' here later today.
Hopefully Gladys' rain will make it here Julie. Nothing much planned here today. Begete, hope you can get all your packing done and enjoy a relaxing cruise. Doris, I'm having a problem shining...no problem at all with rising. LOL Have a fun day all....Glenda...
Quickie check in.... love thursdays- hair wash & library.
Also a bit of grocery pick ups of "out of" stuff and to get the cash for the Feb. month of hair washes.
Laser surg on the first eye tomorrow then have to schedule the other eye. My former Deacon is takin me in. New deacon is dealin with a broken down van like my jeep. At least my jeep will get me around on short jaunts but it also needs fixin.
Think rain is due here this week end.
Have a ood one all.
We have Gladys's rain if anyone is wondering! Cooler today. Had an influx of ants in the kitchen the last few days. The bug man came and put out stuff and resprayed the house. He said they are everywhere. Had a panicked call from a restaurant in a nearby town that said they came from nowhere in a hurry. Mine did, too. Anyway, this morning I am ant free, whew.
My new cat does not like the rain. She has been in and out 4 times already this morning. HA...can't explain it to a cat! Ziva doesn't like to do her business in the rain!
Going for another cup of coffee.
Enjoy the day ya'll
Good morning everyone. As of last night this is what is in store for our area.:sad:
Good morning all...with all the wet and cold that's hitting back yonder, I can't complain about our mid-30-temps last night and the piddlin' quarter inch of rain we're expecting today/tonight. Hope you are all staying warm and dry. Still expecting my new eyeglasses in the mail and hoping they come in today.
More crazies in the news...now we have a former policeman who is stalking and shooting other policemen...sheez! What gives with people nowadays? I sometimes think the whole world is going insane.
Catch y'all later...
A hot one here, mid 80s. Maybe rain later, but not to great of a chance.
Been busy doing this and that.
Doris, you'll appreciate this, it's part of the "husband" kerfluffles. DH cut a teeny, tiny skin tag off his shoulder last evening. He's on coumadin, need I say more???? I guess it bled for at least 2 hours, I gave up and went to bed. I kept suggesting we go to the ER for a stitch but NO WAY was that happening. I had to wash bed clothes this morning, along with towels, pajamas. What a mess!
Anne, you don't have a sandbox for Ziva? Guess you don't really need one, you don't get horrible snowstorms which would be a good reason to have one. Linda, thinking of you and that massive storm.
I'm actually cooking supper tonight. Spaghetti and meat sauce. However, the spaghetti is Shirataki noodles. The noodles are very low carb and low fat. We can't tell the difference between them and real spaghetti, especially when you put stuff on them.
Mary, hope those glasses came today and yes, that's horrible about that policeman. Hope he's off the street soon.
Lainey, DH had laser surgery on both eyes for glaucoma. Not at the same time, but he was quiet pleased with the outcome. I think he had a little irritation at first, he wouldn't really say.
It's drizzling here now, I guess more to come perhaps tomorrow.
I actually went out and walked two miles (one each way). It did a job on my back, but I never stopped , just kept going till I got home. Good thing I have a heating pad.
Long story short...I stupidly ordered some really nice hair and skin products on line for no charge. They all came and are beautiful first-class products and the packaging is outstanding. Anyways, I thought small samples would come and then you can order. Well, wrong! Full sizes came, you have up to 30 days to decide if you'll continue to get the products. You have to return any unused portion in order to cancel the future re-orders and very expensive billing. So, the skin products are going back in the mail tomorrow. I will use the hair products a few times, then cancel/return the whole thing. And, that's my story and I'm sticking to it! They're much, much too expensive for me..
Just a quick run by. We just got home and now I'm in the mood to store some of my clothes in this big bin I bought. It's going to be so nice to have more room soon.
Linda that storm looks like it means business. Stay safe and warm during the hunkering down time.
Ginny men can be so stubborn. Does he at least have a bandaid on the area yet?
Julie you are definitely doing the right thing with sending that back. Good going!
Time to get busy. BBT
Just time for a quickie, Linda, do you have snowshoes??
Ginny, I do OH SO MUCH know exactly what you are talking about, dh is having skin cancer surgery on Monday, and it scares me more than him. How is your dh doing now, though?? Oh goodness.
Sorry to be abrupt, we had snow but it went away for now.
Someone wants fried chicken for dinner, so off I go, got out the Betty Crocker 1957 cookbook, because I haven't made fried chicken since the "kids" were here, at least 15 to 20 yrs. ago.
Hope you guys got through your day ok. :heart:
Wonder how Verleen is doing today, and if the paperwork on the house is moving along in a smooth way? And picking out wallpaper, oh man, that can take a long time.................
Anne, how old is your new cat now, anyway, I can't remember anything anymore.
Julie, those kinds of deals are aimed at us, bet you never do that again!! Our local newspaper warned everyone that someone is calling people up and saying they are from microsoft, and offering to fix their computer up for free, and then getting all kinds of info from people willingly giving it out, big no no. There have been at least 6 people in our small county who answered the phone, and someone saying they were the person's grandson, and he was in jail in Mexico, and needed a large sum of money to get out, and THEY sent the money!!! Hard to believe the stuff people fall for. Doggone it!!!
Take care of yourselves, friends. Off I go, washing dishes time for me.
Be careful out there.
Yes, yes he has the spot covered and taped with electrical tape???
No problems today. He is going to uncover it tomorrow (NOT tonight)..........thanks for the thoughts.
Julie, same thing happened to me when I ordered Acacia pills years ago. I had to do some fast maneuvering on the internet so we wouldn't be charged. That parade won't ever march again. Ha
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Set just inland from Park Head, and overlooking the secluded valley running down to the cove, Porth Mear adjoins Pentire Farmhouse and is traditional Cornish building. From its high vantage point, the house commands sweeping views over the surrounding countryside and down to the sea, and the lighthouse at Trevose Head in the distance is a distinctive landmark. There is easy access to the coast path and a number of lovely coastal walks. The Trust has three cottages in this glorious location; Porth Mear itself, the adjoining farm house and Skippers Cabin, offering peaceful and isolated accommodation within easy reach of some of the finest stretches of coastline and beaches in North Cornwall. All the cottages have large gardens with lovely views.
Porth Mear Cove is a rock pooling paradise and many rare birds can be sighted in this beautiful area. Porthcothan's sandy beach is just a mile away; Mawgan Porth and Watergate three miles, making the location difficult to match.
The cottage's layout
- Ground floor
- hall, kitchen, large sitting/dining room with open fire.
- First floor
- two bedrooms (1 double with 6' bed which can be a twin upon request, 1 twin), bathroom with shower over bath.
Visitor notes
Heating: Night storage heating and convector heating included.
Garden: Large garden with lovely views.
Parking: Designated parking space next to the adjoining Pentire Farmhouse.
Logs/Charcoal: The fire will be laid for you on arrival with enough fuel to get you started. Pre-ordered fire starter kits and additional pre-ordered logs will be left in the cottage for guests upon arrival. Further purchases can be made by calling the Contact Centre during your stay.
Fire starter kit - 1 x bag eco-logs, 1 x net of eco kindling, 1 x box of eco-firelighters for £11.
Further supplies of eco-logs at £4.50 per bag, eco kindling £3.50 and eco-firelighters £3.50.
Offers: Free admission to Tintagel Old Post Office subject to seasonal opening hours.
Bicycle/canoe/kayak storage available upon request.
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North Cornwall also boasts several fine, sandy beaches, with the same massive rollers providing some of the best surfing in the country. The Trust has 22 holiday cottages and apartments in this wonderful part of the county including three at Park Head, a remote headland just a mile to the north of Bedruthan Steps but only six miles from Padstow, and three at Pentireglaze, close to the sandy beach of Polzeath. Further round the coast are the dramatically situated Doyden House and Castle and the picturesque hamlet of Port Quin. Port Isaac, Port Gaverne and Boscastle are all charming villages with lots of atmosphere and perfect as holiday bases.
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Location was absolutely perfect and, by virtue of using the local bus service, it is quite possible to spend a whole week walking the coastal path from this cottage.
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View to the sea and open fire were great.
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The remote but not totally isolated location was ideal. The proximity to a small bay with rock pools and cliff top walks was fantastic. The stormy weather kept us in but the cottage was a marvelous place to watch the weather in comfort.
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....So, as long as you aren't saying that the state is capable of being dependable and trustworthy, we are all in agreement except for Pejeu who insists that no one but the state can be trusted to control all aspects of society. He just doesn't understand that the state is always composed of the same humans which he does not trust (or he recognizes that fact and fully intends to be one of those untrustworthy humans in control).
The older I get the less I trust the state. Nasty Stuff an individual would not think of doing when it is his bare face in view becomes easy when hiding in a crowd. It is even easier when hiding behind the Color of the Law.
Socialists seem to come in a selection of flavors.
Some genuinely care for people.
Some see it as justification for being lazy and stealing from the 'rich'
Some use it to justify their government/academic jobs
Others see it as a means to power and wealth.
It is the last bunch who are dangerous and use the others to boost themselves into power.
The website Pejue linked to is hilarious.
They try to link Murray Rothbard, of all people as well as Gary North, Mises, Ron Paul and libertarians in general to the Rothschilds and Rockefellers!
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...The truth never stopped being the truth... has never been under attack or threat from ceasing to be the truth... and over time... asserts itself quite well all on its own. Thus why the statement that the truth doesn't need as much defending as lies is... well... true.
Lies require constant maintenance and always build a structure that ultimately collapses under their own weight. Truth sits around eroding lies without exerting any effort at all...
I disagree. Humans hardly ever know the truth. It is the winners who write history and that is what becomes "Truth"
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The truth is always true and eventually either continues to be true when the lies fade in vapor or shattered in a head on collision with the truth.
So yes, humans can weave stories to blind themselves from the truth, but that never puts the truth under threat or in need of defending. Only humans and those we come into contact with are under threat or need defending when that happens. The truth continues to be true whether it's eventually discovered or the lies are eventually forgotten.
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State ownership of the means of production is by far the most efficient and is inevitably what the future has in store for us, if we survive that long as a species.
When only one or two concerns or conglomerates such as GM or VW are left what is the point of letting them be private any more? So they can organize themselves into a cartel or merge into a single, global car manufacturer?
Or simply nationalize their production facilities (I'm guessing and hoping that, by then, we will have evolved enough to adopt a one world government) and only split up their design and engineering facilities and make them compete with and through their designs?
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You are all over the place. Besides your misunderstanding, you are cross pollinating your justifications and accusations. This is normal for a dissembling narrative.
100% blather and repetition.
He doesn't even understand how the money supply is created. Banks perform a valuable service in that they provide capital for investment and expansion and a means to transfer and store funds. Without the advent of reliable banking systems, there would have been no economic boom in the renaissance, industrial revolution, nor technological revolution.
I agree with Jefferson that banking and governance should not mix, but to say that banks and banking are inherently evil is stupid and flies in the face of history.
That works in a "perfect world"...What would motivate the "world government" that owned the means of production for cars to give me better cars than the "global car conglomerate" ? (given the track record of unchallenged ruling bodies, it would probably advocate spending on a repressive apparatus, not on R&D in the auto industry).
In either scenario the consumer would lose.
But...like I said, maybe I am missing something. Do tell.
inherently evil is stupid and flies in the face of history.
Even though he words his argument so "masterfully tactful" he is correct...all that banks end up doing through FRB is letting the borrower spend money they do not own at a rate far higher than what the banks have, backed by deposits, in effect adding more currency in circulation against the borrower's future earnings...what if I (the borrower) die ? or default ?
please consider the fact that it's been centuries since we've had economies where money issuance was not entirely or almost entirely privatised. That is to say, since we didn't have any banks. A state central bank is a contradiction in terms. Why would the state need to loan itself money at interest, which it prints with no backing in any corporal asset whatsoever, through the mediation of private banks, no less?
We need a money supply whose resolution (ration between total money supply and its smallest currency subdivision) grows with the economy.
Anyways, the reason I think government made cars would be better is because of the lack of a private motive.
) Large government is always bad news seasoned with a nice repressive apparatus.
one model of digital camera that costs $300 to make, only one model of digital camera that costs $500 to make etc.
Either that or a global reset of all or a sizeable chunk of consumer debt.
If anyone in the private sector ought to be issuing money it ought to be the producers in the economy. The ones that produce the real wealth. Against their unsold production or expected, short term production.


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This is my neighbourhood , yes i know it's hard but someone has to live here, I was shooting at Narrabeen lake and two fisherman, came by to launch their canoes, one launched his canoe and got occupied with his fishing gear, i noticed his canoe drifting away …. should i tell him …. no it worked for this shot and reflection.
He was a bit embarrassed when he had to send his mate out to pull it back in
Narrabeen Lakes is located on Sydney's Northern Beaches, its a place of solitude,light and reflections. A great place to greet the day.
Technique: 5 Bracketted Exposures , tonemapped in Photomatix 4.1,
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Legendary Guardian Angels
In the citywide circle of Fry-goers, Guardian Angels fish is legendary.
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With St. Matthews, Shively, the East End and Portland all under the belt, the Fryars took the 2013 Challenge to the Highlands to visit St. Agnes. In a neighborhood known for – among other things – great brew and great bites, expectations were high as the Fryars rolled in. And St. Agnes lived up to the hype!
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For the Fryars, there's no better time than March, when we get to enjoy fish, beer and hoops. This past weekend we hit the trifecta with our favorite teams and favorite foods all featured at Holy Trinity, where the Fryars celebrated March Madness with some great grub and cold beers.
Friendliness Reigns At Good Shepherd
The second week of the 2013 Fish Fry Challenge is in the books, and the Fryars are 2 for 2. Last Friday we visited Good Shepherd, formerly known as Our Lady before its merger with St. Cecilia and St. Anthony, and one of the most historic parishes in Louisville. Located on Rudd Avenue in Portland, it's one of the last remaining Catholic parishes in this friendly, celebrated neighborhood.
Fishing for Perfection: Part III
A few years ago, Tony Colyer bragged to some former high school buddies that his alma mater (St. Bernard '97) had the best fish in town.
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Over the Fourth of July weekend I took a trip to the Michigan side of Lake Michigan to spend some quality time at the beach and to visit Greenbush Brewery. The spot, in the middle of the tiny town of Sawyer, was packed on a Sunday afternoon, and it wasn't hard to understand why. Greenbush brews pour from 14 taps in the rustic taproom, and I made sure to try samples of most of them (with some help, of course). Brother Benjamin, a potent and juicy IIPA, was the highlight, but I wasn't disappointed by any samples. Broken Promises American Pale Ale, Mulehead Farmhouse Ale, Doomslayer Maple Brown Ale, and Sunspot Hefeweizen were other standouts. Greenbush won me over both because of the beer and the quaint small town locale. It's worth the three-hour drive (if Chicago traffic cooperates) and should be included with the likes of Bell's and Founders when considering a Michigan brewery vacation.
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One weekend a year, craft beer fans in Milwaukee get a chance to try dozens of cask-conditioned brews. Firkin Fest returns to Cathedral Square Park on Saturday, July 19 from 4 to 8 p.m. If you don't care for the non-carbonated but flavorful taste of cask-conditioned beer, there are plenty of standard-issue craft brews available as well from dozens of breweries. Tickets are $46. Click here for more.
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New Belgium Brewing is a longtime friend. Odell Brewing makes one of my favorite IPAs. So it's not surprising that a collaboration between the two Fort Collins brewers, aptly titled FOCOllaboration, is outstanding. The American Pale Ale has a great amber color, a nice amount of malt and a moderately bitter finish made better by the fruity hint of Citra hops. The beauty of this tasty brew is that it's only around six bucks for a bomber.
Quick Taps
This week's specialty beer served during the Lakefront Brewery fish fry (Friday, 4-9:30 p.m.) is the gluten-free New Grist with rose petals.
Sprecher Brewing took home five medals at the 2014 U.S. Open Beer Championships. Sprecher Irish Stout took gold in the Classic Irish Dry Stout category, and Shakparo was named the best beer in the gluten-free competition.
I tweeted about it last week, but be sure to read Kathy Flanigan's excellent look inside Black Husky Brewing, a state treasure.
Events Brewing
Tuesday, July 15: Erv's Mug (130 W. Ryan Rd., Oak Creek) hosts its first Beer School at 6 p.m. IPAs are the topic of discussion, and tuition costs just $10. Oh yeah, light appetizers are included.
Thursday, July 17: Potosi Brewing takes over the taps at Ray's Growler Gallery (8930 W. North Ave.) from 5 to 8 p.m.
Thursday, July 17: Try Lakefront My Turn Pilo Imperial Pilsner and Andy's Pub Ale at Honeypie (2643 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.) starting at 6 p.m.
Thursday, July 17: Deschutes Brewery is fairly new to town. Try Deschutes brews at Discount Liquor Waukesha (919 N. Barstow Ave.) from 4 to 7 p.m.
Friday, July 18: Head to Discount Liquor Milwaukee (5031 W. Oklahoma Ave.) to try brews from Hacker-Pschorr (3 to 7 p.m.) and Deschutes (4 to 7 p.m.).
Friday, July 18: New Belgium brings samples to Discount Liquor Waukesha from 4 to 7 p.m.
Saturday, July 19: Shock Top (aka: Anheuser-Busch) brings a few samples to Discount Liquor Waukesha from 1 to 3 p.m. and Hacker-Pschorr shows up from 3 to 7 p.m.
Saturday, July 19: Shock Top (1 to 3 p.m.), Delafield Brewhaus (1 to 3 p.m.) and Sprecher (2 to 4 p.m.) are all at Discount Liquor Milwaukee. Sprecher is bringing the new, and intriguing, Hard Ginger Beer.
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R.A. The Rugged Man's wild past has become a part of hip-hop lore, with countless rumors circulating about just how outrageous R.A.'s behavior was back in the 90s. In a new interview, the Rugged Man sheds some light these wild times. It all began with a nine-label bidding war for R.A.'s services back in the [cont.]
The Rugged Man recruits Hopsin and Jarren Benton of Funk Volume to rework "Underground Hits," off R.A.'s new album Legends Never Die. Featuring a new beat from Mr. Green, plus Duck Down's Ruste Juxx on the chorus.
To celebrate his new album, Legends Never Die, R.A. The Rugged Man is now announcing a limited-edition Agent Orange-colored cassette tape containing the entire album plus the previously-unreleased bonus track "It's Gone". R.A.'s father Staff Sgt. John A. Thorburn was infamously exposed to Agent Orange in Vietnam, causing two of the Rugged Man's siblings to [cont.]
Fresh off the release of his acclaimed new album Legends Never Die, R.A. The Rugged Man is unveiling the most highly-anticipated video off the project. "Holla-Loo-Yuh" features two iconic emcees uniting, as R.A. is joined by Tech N9ne, with fellow Strange Music emcee Krizz Kaliko on the hook. While R.A. and Tech have run in [cont.]
R.A. The Rugged Man may have a thriving independent career in 2013, but back in the 90s his outlandish behavior left him blackballed by the industry, with rumors flying about his out-of-control conduct. In a new interview with Backspin TV, R.A. confirms that one of those rumors is actually true. "In Long Island there were [cont.]
Despite only having two albums to his credit, R.A. The Rugged Man is a legend in every sense of the word. Hardly over-exposed, Rugged Man's past antics have included getting dropped from his label in the 90′s (as Crustified Dibbs) due to "violent & disgusting behavior", submitting a song to Jive called "Every Record Label [cont.]
R.A. The Rugged Man is currently on tour supporting his critically acclaimed new album Legends Never Die, and after a recent stop in Germany, R.A. caught up with DLTLLY for an in-depth video interview. In the clip, R.A. speaks on his tenure with major labels Jive and Priority, explaining that (contrary to industry rumor) neither [cont.]
In this episode of "ILL TIME" we caught up with hardcore emcee and low-key R&B fanatic R.A. The Rugged Man to learn more about his compilation album "R.A. the Rugged Man's R&B Hits."
The lyrical duo that brought you classic collaborations like "Uncommon Valor" and "Nosebleed" returns with "Sam Peckinpah", this time featuring Sadat X of Brand Nubian. Off R.A. The Rugged Man's new album Legends Never Die, now in stores everywhere.
R.A. The Rugged Man and Talib Kweli are two of the most legendary lyricists of the modern era, and they made the dreams of hip hop fans worldwide come true with their recently-released "Learn Truth". Video directed by Clay Patrick McBride. Song produced by Mr. Green. Edited by Brood Baby. "Learn Truth" is off Legends [cont.]
R.A. The Rugged Man links up with Hopsin for a track off his new album "Legends Never Die." Album hits stores on April 30th, and also features appearances from Tech N9ne, Brother Ali, Talib Kweli, Krizz Kaliko, Masta Ace, Sadat X, Vinnie Paz, Eamon, and more.
Legendary lyricist R.A. The Rugged Man links up with Tech N9ne and Krizz Kaliko of Strange Music for a historic collaboration off R.A.'s new album Legends Never Die. Track produced by C-Lance.
R.A. The Rugged Man takes fans inside a recent studio session alongside producer Mr. Green, working on the new collaboration "The Dangerous Three" featuring Brother Ali and Masta Ace. "The Dangerous Three" will be featured on R.A.'s new album "Legends Never Die," in stores April 30th 2013.
R.A. The Rugged Man presents the first official video off his new album Legends Never Die. "The People's Champ" is produced by Apathy and features an intro from Rampage. Legends Never Die hits stores on April 30th, and features appearances from Tech N9ne, Hopsin, Brother Ali, Talib Kweli, Krizz Kaliko, Masta Ace, Sadat X, Vinnie [cont.]
R.A. The Rugged Man reveals the cover artwork and tracklist from his upcoming Nature Sounds release (April 30), featuring guest shots from Amalie Bruun, Talib Kweli, Tech N9ne, Krizz Kaliko, Brother Ali, Masta Ace, Hopsin, Sadat X, Vinnie Paz, Block McCloud, and more. 1. Still Diggin Wit Buck 2. The People's Champ 3. Definition Of [cont.]
R.A. The Rugged Man presents the latest taste off his new album Legends Never Die. "Learn Truth" is the historic first-ever collaboration between R.A. and his former Rawkus labelmate Talib Kweli. "Legends Never Die" in stores April 30th 2013. Below that, check out an in-depth interview with R.A. on The Combat Jack Show, where they [cont.]
Out Da Box Radio is features an in-depth interview with acclaimed Long Island Emcee "R.A. The Rugged Man". They chat with R.A. for quite a while on a number of topics, including getting his start in the music biz, becoming friends with The Notorious B.I.G., overcoming mental illness, and growing up in Long Island as [cont.]
New-school icon Hopsin meets legendary underground rapper R.A. The Rugged Man in this behind-the-scenes interview after a recent concert. In the clip, Hopsin and his Funk Volume cohorts Jarren Benton, Dizzy Wright, SwizZz, and DJ Hoppa speak on the Rugged Man's influence, an upcoming collaboration between Hop and R.A., internet haters, and more. R.A. The [cont.]
Brood Baby presents "Lesson of the Day" a new web series featuring hip-hop history lessons and personal rap stories from legendary hip-hop artist & journalist, R.A. The Rugged Man. Episode 02 analyzes the rap culture of the early 90s and its obsession with violent lyrics and threats directed at the most hated group of the [cont.]
R.A. The Rugged Man presents the first single off his new album "Legends Never Die," in stores everywhere on April 30th 2013. Track produced by Apathy with intro by Rampage.
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