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1. Re: MiFi 4510L Firmware Update 2.23!ipodjockey Nov 2, 2011 11:45 AM (in response to John Getzke)
What is the current version of the firmware?
2. Re: MiFi 4510L Firmware Update 2.23!John Getzke Nov 2, 2011 12:23 PM (in response to ipodjockey)
The current firmware version is 2.16.
The new firmware version of 2.23 is available as of this morning.
The direct download link to the firmware update can be found here:
The software had difficulty moving forward after I connected my USB cable. This is probally because it takes a few moments for the MiFi to shutdown its broadcast before it will accept the update and I was too hasty. I left my USB Cable plugged into my laptop and relaunched the installation and was successful on my 2nd attempt. The whole process took around 10 minutes to complete.
3. Re: MiFi 4510L Firmware Update 2.23!John Getzke Nov 2, 2011 1:31 PM (in response to John Getzke)
A few changes I have noticed on the new firmware:
1. It looks like the "Global" setting under WWAN preferred mode has been reworded. Now the option displays as "LTE/CDMA"
2. The Firmware Update button on the home page is no longer available. There appears to be a new Software Update page tucked under the Advanced menu to replace this feature.
4. Re: MiFi 4510L Firmware Update 2.23!ipodjockey Nov 2, 2011 5:49 PM (in response to John Getzke)
Have updated two units so far. One is in the field and has reported having no issues. Hopefully all our complaining has finally paid off!!!
5. Re: MiFi 4510L Firmware Update 2.23!ooshnoo Nov 3, 2011 8:16 PM (in response to ipodjockey)
Lovely. Just updated and now it won't connect to the network. Reset to factory defaults and nothing. Even gotta new SIM card.
6. Re: MiFi 4510L Firmware Update 2.23!Tigon Nov 3, 2011 8:31 PM (in response to ooshnoo)
This update managed to "brick" my device as well.
My device shows a 4 bar/ -50 RSSI EVDO signal available, but will not connect to it.
The diagnostics page simply says "EVDO connection failed" whenever I attempt to connect.
Guess I have a replacement 4510L on the way overnight courtesy of Verizon's tech support.
7. Re: MiFi 4510L Firmware Update 2.23!AHepburn Nov 3, 2011 8:40 PM (in response to John Getzke)
Downloaded and installed the update last night - I'll be cautiously optimistic and say it looks like it might have solved the disconnection issue. I have remained connected all day today (so far)... it also seems to have fixed the time issue - the clock is now correct instead of being in a time zone many miles west of the Pacific coast!
It installed fine for me ...
8. Re: MiFi 4510L Firmware Update 2.23!jeffr Nov 3, 2011 11:42 PM (in response to AHepburn)
I'm bricked too. I wonder if it's a particular update host? I updated from a Mac, did the others that brick also use the Mac update? Did those that work use a PC?
9. Re: MiFi 4510L Firmware Update 2.23!ooshnoo Nov 4, 2011 12:29 AM (in response to jeffr)
There are others over on the EVDOforums with the same problem. I had to have my ticket escalated to Verizon network support...which can take 2-3 days for a response. Level 2 tech support guy said they weren't even notified of 2.23 udapte.


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The Stull study (Stull, et. al., published in the Spring 2011 FED newsletter) reported a positive learning result from clicker use in a physics classroom. We see this work as a useful contribution to a larger body of research that has gone beyond anecdotal evidence to quantitatively establish the benefits of in-class interactive engagement through clickers or other classroom response systems. For example:
- Catherine Crouch and Eric Mazur, "Peer Instruction: Ten years of experience and results," American Journal of Physics 69, 970-977 (2001).
- M. Smith, W. Wood, W. Adams, C. Wieman, J. Knight, N. Guild, and T. Su, "Why Peer Discussion Improves Student Performance on In-Class Concept Questions," Science 323, 122-124 (2009).
- Ralph Preszler, Angus Dawe, Charles Shuster, and Michele Shuster, "Assessment of the effects of student response systems on student learning and attitudes over a broad range of biology courses," Life Sciences Education 6, 29–41 (2007).
- Erica Suchman, Kay Uchiyama, Ralph Smith, and Kim Bender, "Evaluating the impact of a classroom response system in a microbiology course," Microbiology Education 7, 3–11 (2006).
- N. W. Reay, Pengfei Li, and Lei Bao, "Testing a new voting machine question methodology," American Journal of Physics 76(2), 171–178 (2008).
- Adam Fagan, Catherine Crouch, and Eric Mazur, "Peer instruction: results from a range of classrooms," The Physics Teacher 40, 206-209 (2002).
- Jennifer Knight and William Wood, "Teaching More by Lecturing Less," Cell Biology Education 4, 298-310 (2005).
- David Meltzer and Kandiah Manivannan, "Transforming the lecture-hall environment: The fully interactive physics lecture," American Journal of Physics 70, 639 (2002).
- Nathaniel Lasry, Eric Mazur, and Jessica Watkins, "Peer instruction: From Harvard to the two-year college," American Journal of Physics 76, 1066 (2008).
- Jane Caldwell, "Clickers in the large classroom: Current research and best-practice tips," Life Sciences Education 6, 9–20 (2007).
This list is not meant to be exhaustive, but highlights the extensive quantitative results that have come from multiple instructors and institutions.
The Mazur Group, Harvard University
Disclaimer- The articles and opinion pieces found in this issue of the APS Forum on Education Newsletter are not peer refereed and represent solely the views of the authors and not necessarily the views of the APS.

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SEVEN years ago, Don Henley and the Eagles were starting to work on their first record since 1979's The Long Run
"It's a risky proposition," the singer and drummer said in an interview.
"We're competing with our own legacy. The music world has changed a great deal, radio has changed a great deal, so it'll be interesting to see if they'll still let us play.
"If we're going to keep touring, we don't want to become a nostalgia act. We don't want to become an oldies act. We want to be a band that's current, and in order to do that we need to write new material. I'm sure the audience would be perfectly content if we keep recycling this stuff for another decade, but the fact is, we as creative people need to move forward. We need to write new songs."
As it turns out, the music world -- fans included -- was more than ready to embrace the band's new album, Long Road Out of Eden.
The double disc, finally released in 2007, has sold more than four million copies around the world. One of the tunes, I Dreamed There Was No War, picked up a Grammy recently for best pop instrumental.
The band is touring again and many of its Canadian dates are sold out, including Friday's show at MTS Centre. Clearly, fans are keen to hear both the oldies and the new songs.
The Eagles are also the subject of a recent tell-all autobiography by ex-member Don Felder. Heaven and Hell: My Life in the Eagles 1974-2001 is a mind-roasting account of his years in one of the most commercially successful rock bands of all time. Felder reveals hotel rooms were trashed, cocaine was hoovered in vast quantities and platoons of groupies were groped... and more. That's par for the course, but the animosity within the Eagles seems unusually toxic, even by rock 'n roll standards.
Felder's book, a collaboration with journalist Wendy Holden, is well-written and stuffed with telling details, many of them gory. To his credit, Felder makes an effort to be balanced. However, the key creative forces within the Eagles -- Henley and Glenn Frey -- come off as egomaniacal control freaks.
Felder calls them The Gods. While the Eagles were originally conceived as a democracy, with the five original members sharing equal ownership of Eagles Ltd., it eventually became a one-sided tug-of-war with Henley and Frey grabbing most of the rope.
Felder said when he started asking questions about the business side of the band, he was fired. After he got the boot, Felder sued Frey, Henley and Eagles Ltd. for wrongful dismissal. The two sides ultimately settled out of court. Felder won't say what he received.
While the Felder-less Eagles play sold-out arenas on their current tour, Felder himself now plays music mainly for love, not money, with the Don Felder Band. They play corporate events and fundraisers for charities.
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Eagles: By the Numbers
1971 -- Year in which Glenn Frey, Don Henley, Bernie Leadon and Randy Meisner were backup singers for Linda Ronstadt. Following a tour, they formed their own group.
7 -- Incarnations of the Eagles, starting in 1971 through to current day. Don Henley and Glenn Frey have been in every version of the band. Original member Bernie Leadon left the group in 1975. Fellow original member Randy Meisner left the band in 1977. Don Felder joined the group in 1974 and left in 2001. Current bandmates Joe Walsh joined the group in 1975, while Timothy B. Schmit joined in 1977.
14 -- Years the band was "on vacation," according to Glenn Frey. The Eagles went their separate ways in 1980 and reunited in 1994 for their Hell Freezes Over tour.
37 -- Ranking of Hotel California in Rolling Stone magazine's list of the 500 greatest albums of all time.
75 -- Ranking of the band in Rolling Stone's list of the 100 greatest artists of all time.
1998 -- Year in which the Eagles were inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
6 -- Grammy awards won by the Eagles, with their first coming in 1975 and their most recent in 2009.
29,000,000 -- Copies sold of Their Greatest Hits (1971-1975), making it the bestselling album in U.S. history. With 42,000,000 sales worldwide, it trails only Michael Jackson's Thriller and AC/DC's Back in Black.
2 -- The highest-charting position for a song by any of the band members during their solo careers. Don Frey scored a pair of No. 2s on the Billboard chart with The Heat Is On from the 1984 soundtrack for Beverly Hills Cop, and again with You Belong to the City from the 1985 soundtrack for Ghostbusters 2.
18 -- Albums released by the band .
5 -- No. 1 singles for the Eagles.
6 -- No. 1 albums for the band.
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Gurgaon, June 23 (IANS) Ishaan Sadhana Dham, a charitable trust based here, Sunday sent the first instalment of more than 12,000 kg of relief material, including food, clothes and medicines, to flood-hit Uttarakhand, a trust official said.
The relief material was collected by the charity under its campaign 'Let's not just Sympathise, Let's Act' launched three days ago.
"Under the programme, people donated packed and ready-to-eat food, raw foodgrains, medicines, clothes, sheets, quilts, torches and candles for the people stranded in Uttarakhand," a spokesperson of the trust said.
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You got on with your g/f at commercial and both of you had a delightfully giggly conversation with another guy eating a piece of pizza that you declared was your favorite. If it had been me I would have given it to you. Then a few stations later I looked up, our eyes met and you smiled at me with your lovely face and beautiful short auburn hair and I smiled back. Then at lake city I passed right by you to get off and you looked at me and smiled again so I said hi and you said hi back. I wish I had stayed on to talk you some more, beautiful lady, and I wish more that I could see you again!
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The technique of a dagger stroke can be appropriately equated to a violent act on a painter's canvas. I am not talking about the airbrush technique; I am referring to the textural brush-painting method. Direct, purposeful, unapologetic, and immediate, this uncouth application of paint possesses much more of a psychological attitude towards the process of painting. Not all painting has to capture still life, portraiture, or any scene for that matter. Sometimes painting is all about the paint than the subject. The dagger stroke approach certainly exemplifies this mentality!
To achieve this same effect in your paintings, you must first leave your timidity behind. Set up your painting materials, load a flat brush with paint, and stab away. Keep your strokes short and straight, and aim for an abstract rendering of an image. Or let the brush lead you without any effort to capture something in particular!
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'John Dies at the End' shows distinctive style, great cast
January 30, 2013
Over the years, director Don Coscarelli has graced the world with several oddities that have been canonized as cult classics. His 2002 film "Bubba Ho-Tep," for example, pits Elvis Presley and President John F. Kennedy in a battle against an Ancient Egyptian mummy. Coscarelli's unique brand of absurdity is certainly not lost in his most recent film, "John Dies at the End," a somewhat abrasive film that features a monster made out of frozen T-bone steaks and a scene in which the main character uses a hot dog as a cellphone.
In "John," two college dropouts, Dave (Chase Williamson) and John (Rob Mayes), become responsible for saving the world after they come into contact with a drug called Soy Sauce, which blurs the border between earth and another dimension. As reality crumbles in front of their eyes, they search for a way to save mankind with the help of their friends and a dog named Bark Lee.
"John" does an admirable job of not tying itself to a single genre. Although recurrent use of suspense — especially at the beginning of the film — points "John" in the horror/thriller direction, its tense mood is frequently undercut by ample opportunity for laughs, and in one instance by a highly stylized animation sequence depicting a series of gory killings.
The narrative structure is odd, though that is to be expected from a film adapted from a David Wong novel. Viewers are often left without the slightest notion as to what is coming next. As the title suggests, John dies at the end, but this ending is relatively insignificant with regard to the overall plot.
"John" features both good acting and an array of impressive practical effects, but it falls short in the special effects department. Some of the computer-generated backdrops in the later scenes are unconvincing, and portions of the green screen are visible around the edges of certain characters. Williamson is a highlight as Dave, as is Detective Appleton (Glynn Turman), whose sense of divine purpose is reminiscent of Jules Winnfield from "Pulp Fiction." Bark Lee, a first-time canine actor whom Coscarelli lauded as the "best dog [he] could cast," is also a standout. The reliably charismatic Paul Giamatti, who plays the journalist to whom Dave recaps his story, delivers a solid performance.
"John Dies at the End" is a niche film — not everyone who sits through the 99-minute journey into the far reaches of unreality is going to be happy with the experience. Fans of Coscarelli's earlier work, however, will undoubtedly relish this distinctive series of acid trips encapsulated in a single film.
A version of this article appeared in the Jan. 30 print edition. Jon Marcus is a contributing writer. Email him at [email protected]


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Brenda Factor is a maker of many things – ranging from contemporary jewellery to giant inflatable pink fig leaves.
An enduring feature of her work is a love of colour, repetition & pattern.
In 2011 Brenda Factor set up SquarePeg Studios in Sydney and achieved a long held dream to develop a supportive, creative and vibrant space for contemporary jewellers in Sydney. As well as devoting time to making SquarePeg Studios as fabulous as possible, she is continuing to expand her art practice in new directions.


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Building materials maker Owens Corning reported a first-quarter loss as it took charges related to cost reductions, including facility closures in Europe.
The company recorded $55 million in charges during the quarter, $34 million of which are related to severance, it said in a filing with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
Owens Corning, known for its Pink Panther mascot and trademark PINK glass fiber insulation, said it expects additional charges of about $80 million during 2012 and 2013.
The first-quarter net loss was $46 million, or 38 cents per share, compared with a profit of $24 million, or 19 cents per share, a year ago.
On an adjusted basis, the company earned 9 cents a share.
Revenue rose about 9 percent to $1.35 billion.
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" Brand: Dorothy Perkins / Type: Womens T-Shirt "
I recently sorted out my wardrobe, deciding that I needed to update it ready for the Summer. So off I went shopping. One of the tops which I bought was this navy blue one from Dorothy Perkins.
This top is a navy blue slubby t-shirt. It is like t-shirt, however has a slightly more 'classier' shape than a t-shirt. The top is very thin which means that it is perfect for the summer as it is really cool. It is slightly see through although it's not too bad.
This top is really useful. I have worn it for work with black trousers, as it is quite smart looking. I have also wore it outside of work with black jeans. It is the kind of top which will look good with anything really; shorts, white trousers, black trousers, jeans etc.
Also, the fact that the top is plain means that you can match it with lots of different items, such as patterned ones.
I have found that the top is quite 'big', and so I would recommend getting a smaller size. However, on the good side, I do like this top being 'big' as it is quite long (not too long, but covers my bottom!). It does slip off the shoulders a little bit (not so much that it falls down your arms - it still stays on your shoulders) but I think that it looks good like this.
This top cost just £10, which I was really surprised at, as I had expected it to cost around £20 (going by Dorothy Perkins' usual standards), so I thought 'bargain', when I realised it was only a tenner.
I went shopping again yesterday, and because I like this top so much, I decided to try on the other colours available - I tried the yellow one - it didn't look as good for some reason and was see through (even though yellow is usually 'my colour' (as in the colour that suits me best.). The white one was also see through. I love this navy blue one, however, I didn't like the other colours - even though it was the same top, which is strange.
I would definitely recommend this top.
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Facebook, PTA Team to Promote Safe Surfing
Facebook is teaming up with the National PTA to promote safe and responsible Internet use among kids, parents, and teachers.
The social networking site and the parent-teacher organization have agreed to create a comprehensive program intended to encourage citizenship online, reduce cyberbullying, and advance Internet safety and security.
Details about the collaboration were a little sketchy, though Facebook did say it would commit the equivalent of $1 million through promotions on the site, including its safety center. Both groups pledged to "shrink the digital divide, by reaching families, regardless of income or race and providing them with tools and resources to keep them digitally smart online."
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Type of Document Master's Thesis Author Fava, Colleen Helen URN etd-04142005-164100 Title Adventures of a Former Girlfriend: A Novel Degree Master of Fine Arts (M.F.A.) Department English Advisory Committee
Advisor Name Title James P. Wilcox Committee Chair James Gordon Bennett Committee Member Rick Blackwood Committee Member Keywords
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Date of Defense 2005-04-07 Availability unrestricted AbstractThis is a novel about a young woman trying to redefine herself after years of defining herself through her relationships with other people, most specifically her boyfriends, but also her family.
The heroine faces many challenges: the end of a long-term relationship, the illness of her niece, complications with her best friends, and a revelation about her parent's relationship. These ordinary obstacles of everyday living will propel the main character into a confrontation with her perception of herself and the world around her.
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An analysis of the temporal noise in the Stokes parameters computed by division of focal plane polarimeters is presented. Theoretical estimations of the Stokes parameter signal-to-noise ratios for CCD polarization imaging sensors with both 4-polarizer and 2-polarizer micropolarization filter arrays are derived. The theoretical derivation is verified with measurements from an integrated polarization imaging sensor composed of a CCD imaging array and aluminum nanowire polarization filters. The measured data obtained from the CCD polarimeters matches the theoretical derivations of the temporal noise model of the Stokes parameters.
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Paulmerson hasn't had the best of luck with gambling over the years, and his streak continued on Wednesday.
As talkSPORT listeners learned yesterday, the Arsenal, Villa, Boro and Ladbrokes legend had phoned chum Ronnie Irani eager for Alan Brazil's breakfast co-host to put a £5,000 wager on for him.
Commendably, Irani refused on the grounds that he didn't want Merse to suffer any more misery at the bookies. Which was a shame as the bet he wanted to place was Croatia to beat England at 9-1 - which, with stake, would have paid back £50,000.


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GE has confirmed it is exploring options for selling the Water & Process Technologies business. The plan to divest the business is a strategic decision that provides an opportunity to reposition the business for growth and further invest for long-term success. Water & Process Technologies will operate business as usual through this process and will continue to meet its commitments to its valued customers and employees. This includes hiring strong talent to help the business grow and be successful. GE is targeting to complete the sale of the business by mid-2017.
GE is the world's Digital Industrial Company, transforming industry with software-defined machines and solutions that are connected, responsive and predictive. Through our people, leadership development, services, technology and scale, GE delivers better outcomes for global customers by speaking the language of industry.
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The Field Service Representative (FSR) - Baytown, TX will be responsible for providing our on-site technical customer service. This position will include chemistry test, chemical feed and control equipment maintenance, chemical inventory management, technical recommendations, and written service reports. This is a customer facing position.
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In 1995, Oregon passed a bill legalizing physician-assisted suicide. However, a new study shows a major stakeholder in terminal illness -- hospices -- rarely participate in physician-assisted suicide.
The law permits a doctor to prescribe a fatal dose of medication to a terminally ill patient who requests it as long as certain criteria are met. The survey of 55 hospice programs in Oregon found that 25% did not participate in the law at all and 27% had only limited participation, meaning that any questions to the hospice staff about the law were referred to an attending physician and that caregivers were not actively engaged with a patient who was intentionally ending his or her life. All of the hospices prohibited staff from helping patients obtain or take the fatal dose of medication to bring about death. A few programs allowed staff to be present with the patient when they took the medication.
According to the authors of the study, from Oregon State University, hospice workers found both moral and legal reasons to steer clear of the law. Some worried that any involvement in the assisted suicide might violate the law since it allows only physician assistance. Moreover, some hospice staff felt that assisting in a suicide was counter to their values of not hastening or delaying death.


text: Girls basketball: Knights take step torward goal, top Black Eagles By J.T. Simms February 4, 2013 Story Share CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- Cabell Midland has seldom been known for its prowess on the girls basketball court.Even when the Knights have had State Tournament-worthy squads they have been unfortunate to be in the same section or region as even better teams, namely arch-rival Huntington.Another one of those squads was South Charleston, which three years ago downed the Knights in regional play en route to a Class AAA State Tournament championship game appearance.Monday night, Midland took another step toward erasing the past by rolling over SC, 64-44."We've had our ups and downs," Coach Matt Adkins said. "It helps to have players."Adkins was an assistant coach with the team for seven years before taking over the top spot.One of those 'players' Adkins has been missing the last couple of seasons is senior Grace Jarrell. Due to knee injuries the point guard watched her sophomore and junior years go by from the stands.Against the Black Eagles' full-court defense a good point guard is a must, even in a rebuilding year for SC. "They have an incredible defense," Jarrell said. "They are so fast that they speed up the game so we feel like we have to go, go, go,"Both teams finished with 20 turnovers, a statistic South Charleston (9-10) is usually on the favorable side of by quite a bit. But Cabell Midland (12-5) also realizes the importance of defense and recently was allowing the fewest points per game of any squad in the state. The Knights entered the game giving up an average of 39.6 points per game."We lost our number one spot in the state on defense," Jarrell said. "So we really wanted to hold them down tonight."A quick 9-0 run early in the second quarter was spurred by Midland forcing turnovers and resulted in a 16-15 leading growing to 25-15. An 11-1 spurt late in the third quarter clinched the outcome.Most of the damage was done inside by junior post players Sierra Jordan and Emily Pitkin."Most times that is our plan," the fifth-year coach said. "We just need a point guard who can get them the ball." He was referring to Jarrell who only had four points, but dished out 10 assists, made seven steals and had just three turnovers against constant defensive pressure.That helped Pitkin and Jordan finish with 17 and 16 points, respectively."Each of our post players has improved greatly," Jarrell said. "I know they can make it if I can get it to them."Throw in a pair of good perimeter shooters in Alex Ellis and Stephanie Bias and Jarrell hopes this can be the year the Knights are not the odd team out in a sectional that includes other top 10 teams in Huntington and Spring Valley.Huntington beat them by 21 in the second game of the season and the Timberwolves defeated Cabell Midland by just two points on Jan. 23.A dangerous Logan squad is also in the same section. "We have one of the hardest sectionals in the state," Jarrell said. "But if we can win just one game we can get to the next level."A level that does not seem as far away for the Knights as it once did.Lina Villanueva finished with 12 points and Taliah Cashwell 11 to lead South Charleston. Story Share Story Share Trending Now 1 Brianne L. Solomon: Lawmakers didn't come to my teacher party, so ... 2 WV Gov. Justice discharged from Johns Hopkins Hospital after two-day stay 3 'Snubbed' Kyle Bosch trying to get WVU o-line right 4 Hurricane edges Riverside in MSAC Grid-o-rama 5 PHOTOS: Girls Night Out in Charleston Girls basketball: Roberson scores 21 points, leads Generals past Redskins Previous Story Girls basketball: Sophomores have Timberwolves climbing Next Story


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The iPhone 5S could enter production as early as 2013, according to Digitimes. The website claims that Apple is currently making preparations to unleash a new version of the iPhone 5 into the world sometime next year.
"Facing low yield rates in the production of iPhone 5, Apple has accelerated the certification processes for related parts and components for the iPhone 5S," explained the Commercial Times, a Chinese language newspaper.
Digitimes also stated that a new version of the iPad could be released at some point next year. Since the resolution of the latest model is a bit lower than many had anticipated, Apple is reportedly looking to make some changes to the device in the very near future.
These two products aren't the only tricks up the company's sleeve. According to Computer World, the highly-anticipated Apple television device is rumored to finally hit retails shelves in 2013.
While everyone else is waiting patiently to see what happens with the so-called iPhone 5S, folks in China are still waiting to get their hands on the first version of Apple's latest iPhone. Presently, Chinese smartphone enthusiasts have yet to see the gadget released in their neck of the woods.
However, Network World reports the iPhone 5 could arrive in the country either later this month or at some point in December. China Telecom Chairman Wang Xiaochu said in a brief interview that the company was simply waiting for the government to approve the smartphone. Once this happens, Chinese iPhone 5 fanatics will be able to get their hands on one.
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Once in a while you come across something special. A couple of years ago my brother and I discovered Poinciana Resort in NE Bali. Poinciana is owned by Nyoman, a Balinese lady who spent 25 years in Australia. She is a super nice lady and the place she's built is breath taking.
Driving along the NE coast of Bali you will hit a section that is sparsely populated and trafficked, between Tulamben and Tejakuka. Tourists passing through are going from Amed to Lovina, and locals tend not to go south of Les, Tejukula, Tembok. Poinciana is located on the southern end of that stretch, the property extending down to the black sand beach. Nyoman has outdone herself by building 2 new villas in grand style. The funny thing is after creating such a great place, she is quick to say she knows nothing about the hotel business.
Why would you stay at Poinciana Resort?
•To get away from it all.
•To enjoy a tranquil part of the Bali coast.
•For a romantic getaway.
•To spoil yourself in a lovely setting.
•To access NE Bali using Poinciana as your base.
•To go diving
•As an alternative to staying in a 'retirement home' in Nusa Dua.
Seriously, if you are on a road trip to East / North Bali and are looking for a great place to stay, with a restaurant, pool, beach access and some great scenic areas nearby, then try Poinciana. Just down the road is the waterfall in Les and a little further at Bondalem is the turnoff that will take you to Kintamani, a 13km uphill journey through some lovely country, and no other 'bules' in sight. For a cool drive from the NE coast to Ubud, take the Bondalem road up to Kintamani (bring a sweater!) then pass the magnificent temple at Pura Ulun Danu Batur and take the next right turn towards Payangan. Its a virtually straight shot downhill for about 20km, through villages, rice-fields and whole range of local scenes, finishing in Campuhan / Ubud.
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yesterday when I was driving thru town with my mama after having a tasty bite to eat at Topkapis (our fav place for chips, garlic pizza bread and Turkish Lemonade in Edinburgh) we saw a wonderful sight!
the Kelpie maquettes are in Shandwick Place! oh wow!!!
I immediately parked my car and kindly asked my mama to take some snaps with her phone, which she very obligingly did!
I still don't have an iPhone (yet!), but hopefully I will get my act in gear and get one!
Here is one of the kelpies wearing a church crown :) Nice how it turned out I reckon. You can just see Edinburgh castle in the background.
This is them both together. They are only a few metres high. Impressive!
Just over a year ago I saw an article about the huge ones which live in Falkirk and made it my intention to go visit them. Which I did earlier this year with my papa.
Beautiful art makes my heart beat faster! And in every city I have visited and lived in I have my favourite buildings or statues.
They are truly out of this world - well, nearly! considering that they reach the clouds!
Here's the real ones! Huge eh?
And the first time I saw those wee maquettes was a fair few years ago at Edinburgh airport. I was driving in to pick up my papa, and oh my god! there at the main entrance was these two incredibly beautiful horses! I nearly didn't make it round the round-a-bout, my eyes were transfixed on them, such is their beauty.
So I was delighted for sure yesterday when I saw them again, back in Edinburgh! They had been having a sojourn in Chicago I do believe?
I am sure it won't take long for the horses to be graced by the usual traffic cone, or two. There's nearly a full moon tonight and the town is packed!
Besides, Glasgow set the standard for horses wearing cones and the Duke of Wellington and Copenhagen (which he rode at Waterloo) are always adorned! Bless them :)
It's always a pleasure to drive in to Edinburgh airport because I get to see my favourite fighter plane - the Spitfire!
Spitfires make my heart beat faster! ha ha
This is the Spitfire Memorial of the RAF 603 Squadron and during the war was a RAF base.
Isn't it just incredible that men, brave men, flew these beautiful machines in WWII.
That pic above is copyright Simon Johnstone and there is a nice write up about the plane too.
And interesting to know that this Spitfire is being cared by Merlin ERD whose Managing Director also flies them, and the Chief Operating Officer of Edinburgh Airport was a member of the Paras!
Nothing better than putting your heart into what you do and where you work!
Just came across this ace clip on facebook - the Paras doing their stuff
Follow their link if that made your heart beat fast, and you think it'd be rewarding to be a Para.
I totally love anything challenging and physical, and Army ofcourse.
And I live for my training too. Add free weights into the mix, and not to mention tabbing and my heart rate shoots right up, haha.
My head is in the clouds! um, that's where the endorphins are ;)
Such totally brave men eh? I have so much respect for those soldiers. Past and present.
One of the first war books I ever read was A Bridge Too Far by Cornelius Ryan about Operation Market Garden and the Allied airborne operation of NorthWest Europe. I was riveted from first to last page.
All I know is that I feel a huge appreciation for all those who fought for this country during the Second World War.
The planes may have been cutting edge then, but oh my god, to even think about flying in them, surely takes a fearless person! Let alone those who choose to jump out of them. Fearlessness comes from the heart!
and here's a heads up - some of these wee hares, up there on cloud 9 at the moment, will be going down into my etsy shop sometime
sometimes things take a while for me to get round to them
but there's no rush
I just take every day as it comes and appreciate all I have. I'm happy to have my feet on the ground and my head in the clouds :)
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Hape was due to win his first cap in the RBS 6 Nations clash with Wales only to fall ill the day before the game.
He has been patient for his chance but now he's got it he intends to make the most of the opportunity.
"I'm really looking forward to the game - it's a great feeling for myself, my family and my friends in England," said the 29-year-old.
"Being picked for England is a huge honour particularly against a world class team like Australia.
"And it's great that I'm linking up with Mike (Tindall) - he has been there and done that, having played so many Tests and won a World Cup for England."
Fly-half Toby Flood has edged out Jonny Wilkinson while there are starts for hooker Steve Thompson and lock Tom Palmer.
And Harlequins scrum-half Danny Care has withstood a late surge from Ben Youngs to start, with the Leicester starlet having to make do with a place on the bench.
Australia have a host of players out with Matt Giteau the latest big name to drop out and his place at inside centre has been taken by Berrick Barnes.
The Wallabies also have their most inexperience front row in 27 years but captain Rocky Elsom is backing his side to produce the goods.
"Having the injuries isn't ideal ideal but the way we train and practice it's very much a squad focus so guys can slot in and out," said Elsom.
England: Ben Foden, Mark Cueto, Mike Tindall, Shontayne Hape, Chris Ashton, Toby Flood, Danny Care, Tim Payne, Steve Thompson, Dan Cole, Simon Shaw, Tom Palmer, Tom Croft, Lewis Moody, Nick Easter.
Replacements: George Chuter, David Wilson, Courtney Lawes, J Haskell, Ben Youngs, Jonny Wilkinson, Mathew Tait.
Australia team: James O'Connor, Digby Ioane, Rob Horne, Berrick Barnes, Drew Mitchell, Quade Cooper, Luke Burgess, Ben Daley, Saia Faingaa, Salesi Ma'afu, Dean Mumm, Nathan Sharpe, Rocky Elsom, David Pocock, Richard Brown.
Replacements: Huia Edmonds, James Slipper, Mark Chisholm, Matt Hodgson, Will Genia, Kurtley Beale.


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In this business they tell you that you should not share personal things about yourself. Well, sometimes rules are made to be broken. If you know me or anything about my business you know my faith is what is first and foremost. I owe all what people tell me is talent to Him so I should be able to write what I like. 🙂 None of this would be possible. So there we have it.
I heard this song recently. I have to admit I don't listen to Contemporary Christian Music. This song happened to be playing (actually they have a Christian station playing) at a frame store online . One which I am looking at to start offering to all of you. See rules are made to be broken. LOL.
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Town residents drop court action
A group of homeowners in the town of Hudson has dropped a court action asking a judge to block a town board decision allowing stadium lights and amplified sound systems on athletic fields.
St. Croix County Circuit Judge Edward Vlack dismissed the case last Friday.
Town Chairman Jeff Johnson said the dismissal followed the town board's action in August to rescind a previous amendment to the zoning code allowing lights and sound systems by special exception.
Johnson said he had expected the suit to be dropped earlier, but the homeowners had some remaining concerns.
The town board earlier had voted 3-2 to allow lights and sound systems by special exception so the Hudson Boosters could build a tournament ball park on Hwy. 12.
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Angela Williams, who killed her partner of 23 years and buried him in the backyard nearly six years ago, still becomes anxious and fearful if she smells the cologne he wore, a court has heard.
Forensic psychologist Dragana Kesic told the Supreme Court that Ms Williams became romantically involved with Doug Kally from the age of 17 and that he was "very controlling in what she can do and cannot do and he asked her to stop her schooling".
"He supervised her going to and from work and then this ... developed into physical abuse when he was drunk, under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and she also mentioned a number of times that she was also a victim of sexual abuse in their relationship," said Dr Kesic, who interviewed Ms Williams in prison last year while she was awaiting trial.
Asked about flashbacks Ms Williams claimed she had been having after killing Mr Kally, Dr Kesic said Ms Williams spoke about "certain smells reminding her of her deceased husband and her feeling as though he's present".
"Certain colognes would remind her of him and she would believe that he's somewhere around and obviously she would be scared for herself," she said.
"In response to that she would become very anxious, fearful and for hours later hyper-vigilant and anxious.
"She also reported the sound of someone's footsteps in the corridors triggering her thoughts that her husband's here and it taking her a number of minutes to compose herself and to realise that he's deceased."
Dr Kesic said Ms Williams told her that Mr Kally would call her names during their relationship and said she was "good for nothing" so Ms Williams began believing what he was telling her.
Ms Williams, 45, has pleaded not guilty to murdering Mr Kally, 48, formerly known as Dragan Dordevic, in July 2008.
She admits killing Mr Kally by hitting him 16 times with a pick axe and burying his body in the backyard of their home at Indented Head on the Bellarine Peninsula, but claimed she had been acting in self-defence after suffering years of abuse.
Ms Williams, who told family and friends Mr Kally had left her and moved to his favourite fishing spot at Kiama in NSW, began a relationship with his best friend David Grainger soon after she killed Mr Kally.
Mr Kally's body was found in a shallow grave wrapped in a tarpaulin more than four years later.
When interviewed by police on December 22, 2012, Ms Williams said she had argued with Mr Kally in their bedroom between July 10 to 24, 2008, after he called her a "slut" and accused her of sleeping with Mr Grainger.
Ms Williams said the couple had been pushing and shoving each other when she grabbed the pick axe from behind the bedroom door and Mr Kally told her, "Go on, do it you f---ing fat slut."
Detective Leading Senior Constable Leigh Howse said the last independent sighting of Mr Kally had been on July 10, 2008.
Detective Howse said he had checked Ms Williams' phone records and she had sent 185 text messages to Mr Grainger from July 10 to August 10, 2008.
The trial, before Justice Elizabeth Hollingworth, continues.


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Brown, 23, sporting a string of fake bullets across his chest, rolled over to Greystone Manor last night to attend West Hollywood's biggest Hollywood party, hosted by Rihanna.
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Tape the drawing on top of the plate.
Retrace your drawing, pushing hard enough to press into and make a mark on the plate.
Remove the paper.
Retrace the drawing on the styrofoam plate, creating deep grooves in the plate.
Roll a small amount of paint onto the cookie sheet or piece of acrylic, and then roll the paint over the styrofoam plate.
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Transferring to a new university can be challenging, but the Academic Advising Center is here to help you through this transition. Once accepted, transfer students work with the Office of Admissions and an academic advisor who specializes in transfer issues to have their previous course credits evaluated.
Since you have already earned credits at other institutions, and are further along in your degree requirements, you really need to hit the ground running. Make certain the Office of Admissions has all of your official transcripts and course descriptions/syllabi to expedite evaluation of your transfer credits. The sooner this is completed, the better able we are to advise you on what to take next for your degree requirements.
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About two weeks ago my brother had both legs amputated above the knee. Since then he seems to be slowly swelling up and his right arm is almost triple its normal size. Is swelling of the body a post surgery issue?
There can be some swelling after any major surgery, but usually this resolves within a few weeks. If the swelling is getting worse, then consultation with a physician should be the next step.
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Using the supporting materials provided by One Love (www.joinonelove.org, #ThatsNotLove campaign, and an assortment of impact videos) and other activities, run a tabling event to educate and empower others on your campus.
An event location or space. Pro tip: For maximum impact, it's probably best to find a location where lots of activity on campus happens.
A table or steady surface to place information on. Obvi.
Optional: You may need to get permission from faculty or admin to host a tabling event.
Optional: A computer. But let's be real, you'll probably definitely want a computer or tablet present!
Optional: Depending on the type of tabling event, you may want markers, pens, print outs, etc.
Set date, time, and location. First things first - you'll want to set a date, time and location for your tabling event. At some college campuses you have to actually register your event and book at least a week in advance. Make sure you check into the policies and procedures at your school.
Have a goal. Now that you have a date, you can get planning. Think through what you want your goal to be. Is it that you want to share information about One Love and increase sign ups to your school's page on joinonelove.org? Do you want to have students fill out Because I Love you flyers? Do you want to play that #ThatsNotLove campaign? You decide and let the tabling event evolve from there!
Promote your tabling event! Make sure you create and post flyers and/or posters about your tabling event. Pro tip: You'll definitely want to include the 5 W's [who, what, when, where, why!]
The Big Day. The time has come! Grab a few friends to help man the table. Make sure they're in the know about One Love and relationship violence stats.
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The Holdout by Laurel Osterkamp
Posted by sailingaway at 9:51 PM Saturday, December 21, 2013
Robin wanted to win The Holdout, a cutthroat reality TV show, so she gave it her all, challenge after challenge. Then she fell for Grant, with his irresistible eyes and heartbreaking life story. But Grant was only using Robin as they competed for a million dollars. Once home, Robin wants to hide from the humiliation as episodes of The Holdout are aired, and she worries her family was right all along; she's not a survivor. Or maybe she'll have the last laugh Besides, Robin now has jury duty. And as she forges ahead, confronting her demons about bravery, justice, and romance, Robin will come to decide which is more important: the courage to stand alone, or the strength to love again. Laurel Osterkamp's award winning novels have been hailed as funny, intelligent, snarky and poignant. She is the author of four novels and two novellas, including the November Surprise series, which, like The Holdout, features the Bricker family. Laurel was recently on a federal jury, and she loves watching Survivor.
Goodreads Summary
Many Americans dream of being on a reality television show and "the holdout" lays out an all too familiar scenario that we have heard about time and time again. Grand deception to win the prize. The unfortunate case for Robin though, is that she was the victim from an attractive male that she fell for on the show. Although this sounds like a typical plot, there was more to the story than "devastated and duped girl."
When Robin returns from the show she is forced to relive the agony all over again hen it airs on national television. I would not want to have to relive the horror knowing that the whole world is watching my foolish self and laughing. The author does a great job at delivering a believable character in Robin as you watch her learn from her mistakes pick up the pieces and move on in life. The jury duty scenario that comes later in the story is a great way that the author shows Robin start to get it right. The deliberation with the fellow jury members over the trial mimics the hardships that Robin faced in the show, and we get to see her "second chance."
This is an interesting read for all you realty show lovers out there and would also be great for people who have had no exposure to this staple of modern TV.
4 Stars
*Reviewed by Chris*
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Candace said...:
I'm glad you enjoyed it! Thanks so much for giving this one a try!
Susan T. said...:
I hate reality TV! It intrigues me why people want to be on those shows!
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RESTON, VA -- Eight colleges and universities from across America have won national recognition in the National Wildlife Federation's Chill Out: Campus Solutions to Global Warming nationwide competition. This award program honors the U.S. schools that are ahead of their time in addressing global warming and being highly creative in doing so. The eight winning schools were chosen from a nationwide pool of entries.
The winners include: a new model carbon trading system, extreme energy efficiency measures, an energy efficiency and renewable energy plan that leads to carbon neutrality, the use of forest land for carbon storage, and ways to reduce the global warming impact of commuting students.
"Every one of our Chill Out winners deserves an Oscar for the example they have set,"" says Julian Keniry, Director of Campus and Community Leadership for the National Wildlife Federation. ""Campuses nationwide are demonstrating that we can combat global warming, protect habitat, and save money at the same time. These campuses are actually doing what the science says should be done to reduce the threat of global warming."
Earlier this year, Focus the Nation brought together one million young adults on 1,100 campuses throughout the country to discuss solutions to global warming. National Wildlife Federation's Chill Out Competition takes that discussion to the next level by showcasing campuses that have stepped up and implemented real solutions for reducing carbon dioxide emissions, the root cause of global warming.
Butte College in Oroville, California has been named the Grand Prize Winner in the Chill Out competition. Butte College, a two-year community college, is on the track to be carbon neutral by 2015 and is employing energy efficiency measures in all campus facilities. The College boasts a broad array of comprehensive global warming pollution reduction initiatives, including a Sustainability Studies certificate program and degree program that will be in place by the fall of 2008. The College also runs the largest community college transportation system in California, recycles more than 75 percent of its operations waste stream, and has a solar panel that accounts for 28% of the campus electricity use.
Both Cascadia Community College and the University of Washington, Bothell won the Habitat Restoration, Waste Reduction, Educational Awareness and More award. The College and the University are co-located on a single campus in Washington created to increase higher education access on the eastside of Seattle. The campus contains an expansive stretch of restored urban wetlands and incorporates an array of sustainable initiatives.
The University of Missouri in Columbia, Missouri won the Energy Efficiency award for its intelligent and creative energy plan. The University of Missouri has achieved zero global warming pollution emissions growth while also expanding the University. Since the inception of its energy conservation program in 1990, total campus energy use has been reduced by 19 percent while campus space has grown by nearly 60 percent.
The Berkshire School in Sheffield, Massachusetts won the Innovative and Experimental Solutions award. Berkshire School has implemented a global warming pollution emissions trading system between dorms to both help reduce global warming pollution and educate the student body. This innovative and exciting approach provides students with economic incentives for achieving reductions in pollution. The program will also reduce the School's electricity use by more than 32,000 kilowatts during the 2007-2008 academic year.
The University of Montana, in Missoula, Montana won the Transportation award. The University's transit system is run by the student body. Since its inception, the student-run organization has increased student ridership and reduced its global warming pollution emissions. In 2006-2007, the program reduced carbon emissions by roughly 170 tons.
Berea College and Daemen College won Video awards for their green initiatives and programs.
Berea College in Berea, Kentucky created a video entitled "Doing the Green Thing." The video includes footage of Berea College's 8,400 acre, sustainably managed forest that offsets the College's carbon emissions. The video also showcases an educational farm that demonstrates sustainable farming techniques and provides local food.
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For these impressive efforts, the National Wildlife Federation will be featuring the winning colleges in the Chill Out: Campus Solutions to Global Warming webcast on April 16, broadcast live from George Washington University in Washington DC at 7pm EST. The webcast will be part of global warming events scheduled on over 175 college campuses throughout the nation. The colleges will also receive a grant from the National Wildlife Federation to continue exploring innovating global warming solutions.
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Good Product!I do like that this moisturizer helps against breakouts and helps moisturize my skin. A great product for the price. — 9 years, 2 months agoLauriB | 6 reviews
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Works greatOur son has bad acne. The skin is either too oily or too dry. Once he started using this product, we noticed a major difference in his skin. Highly recommend — 9 years, 7 months agoshesleuth | 3 reviews
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Neutrogena Oil-Free Anti-Acne MoisturizerThis helped moisturize my skin a little and helps control breakouts. — 9 years, 8 months agolovelesly | 134 reviews
nice moisturizerI like this product especially in the summer. In combination with the anti-acne scrub it helped control my breakouts. It's a little to light for the winter. — 9 years, 8 months agommonson7 | 9 reviews
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US army kills at least 60 militants this week in Iraq
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Thursday November 9, 2006
Baghdad/Cairo- The US army has killed at least 60 insurgent gunmen in separate operations in Iraq since Sunday, according to an official military statement. US troops in fighting north of Baghdad on Sunday killed 38 "terrorists" and wounded nine, the statement released late Wednesday evening said.
In Dugmat, 45 kilometres south of Kirkuk, US and Iraqi troops after coming under insurgent attack on Tuesday killed eight militants, the statement continued.
Previous US statements had also detailed the deaths of 14 suspected extremists in operations on Tuesday and Wednesday.
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A review of McConnell's first 100 days
Apr. 13, 2015 / Posted by: Kate Colwell / Categories: Climate and Energy, Economics for the Earth, News Releases
WASHINGTON, D.C. – On April 15, the McConnell Senate will hit a significant legislative benchmark: 100 days. The first 100 days of Mitch McConnell's leadership of the U.S. Senate has been a failure on environmental and public health po...Read More »


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No Trick, all Treat as the BlackBerry Style clamshell heads for October 31st launch on Sprint?
0. phoneArena posted on 12 Oct 2010, 11:05
A leaked Sprint internal document details an October 31st launch for the BlackBerry Style 9670 with BlackBerry 6 aboard...
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. BD GUY... (unregistered)
piece of shit....Wheres the GODAMN TORCH...tired of this half stepping bullshit with blackberry....or Sprint i should say...
2. Da Beast (unregistered)
BD GUY first of all stop yellin! Second, the Torch is GSM only right now. I bet if they come out with a CMDA model Sprint would try to get it.
3. Droid X Doug (unregistered)
And why is it Sprint's fault that they can't get the Torch 9800? As Da Beast points out, the Torch 9800 is GSM only at present. If anything, it is RIM's fault for making the Torch 9800 GSM only.
4. diggy (unregistered)
phone looks ok
5. lterocker (unregistered)
Lame....What if there isn't wimax? To hell I say!
6. newfdog 13 (Posts: 64; Member since: 06 Mar 2010)
Gee.....just what I wanted. A TV show prop from the Star Trek episode with Capt. Christopher Pike.
7. evonoob (unregistered)
Do i read correctly on the release from sprint? EVDO .0? the same as the intercept? what gives!
9. sprintdude (unregistered)
lol, apparently you can't read. it says evdo rev A. hahahahahahaah
10. evoman (unregistered)
don't pick on evonoob, phonearena can't read either. that document said it comes with a 8 gig sd card, nothing about internal memory.


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Bucharest (Oct. 12)
A passionate appeal for the complete abandonment of all religious and racial quarrels was made here today by King Carol, who addressed the congress of the Orthodox Church Union.
"I, who am a Christian, appeal to all members of other faiths to stand at our side in the fight for unity and for a united Rumania," the King said.
The official government organ, l'Independence Rumania, called the King's appeal timely and most necessary, "particularly when destructive forces, working under the cloak of a return to medieval obscurity, ignore the fact that religious and racial conflicts only retard the consolidation of a country.


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Phnom Penh, Kep, Kampot, Sihanoukville, Battambang & Siem Reap
A realm of fascinating contradictions. Meet the happiest and friendliest people in the world, and hear about their country's horrific past. See fish markets with more hustle and bustle than a rush hour subway station and then relax with a cocktail by one of the bluest oceans you've ever seen. Visit Angor Wat, watch orange monks drift by and taste some pretty interesting spiders. This trip will make you think twice about everything you see.
What's Included
- Your fantastic Tour Leader
- 8 nights accommodation in 2 - 3* hotels
- 8 breakfasts
- Private transport
- Tonle Sap Floating Village Boat Trip
- Bamboo Train Ride, Battambang
- Orientation walks
Free time
Chill out, explore on your own or take part in one of our optional extras. Full details from your Busabout Guide.
- Learn about the tragedy of the Killing Fields and S21 Prison, Phnom Penh
- Join a sunset cruise along the river, Kampot
- Do an island boat trip from Sihanoukville to Saracen Bay at Koh Rong Samloem.
- Jump on the bamboo train around the countryside of Battambang
- Watch the sunrise over Angkor Wat, Siem Reap
H: Included Highlights
F: Free Time Option
Day 1: Phnom Penh
We meet at 18.00pm for a welcome meet and greet, and then head off on an orientation walk. Phnom Penh is an up and coming South East Asian town with plenty of sights on offer. If you arrive early make sure to check out the Silver Pagoda, the Royal Palace, and take a walk along the river front. It's your first night on tour, so dinner and drinks are mandatory. But who'll be the one that eats the fried tarantula?
H: Experience the chilled out capital of Cambodia
Day 2: Phnom Penh
We believe it's important to know about the country you're travelling in. The history of Cambodia is both incredible and deplorable. Discover the dark side at the Killing Fields and (S21) Prison; it's a heavy experience, but one that's imperative for understanding the country you're travelling through. In the evening take a walk alongside the riverside and take in the atmosphere over some evening drinks. (B)
F: S21 Prison & Killing Fields Tour
Day 3: Phnom Penh to Kampot
Today we head to the river town of Kampot. On route we will visit the town of Kep to try the delicious crab it's so famous for. We'll then head to Kampot in time to check out the town before an optional sunset cruise up the river. Immerse yourself in the provincial capital. (B)
H: Visit the fish markets, Kep
F: Soak up a sunset Cruise, Kampot
F: Try the famous Kep Crab with Kampot pepper sauce
Day 4: Kampot to Sihanoukille
And now to the beach! The coast is beautiful, and on arrival you'll feel energised from the the vibe of this happening beachside town. Do those beach things you love. Cocktails, massages and sunbathing. There's some great beach nightlife here. We'll have a beachside BBQ to start the night, followed by some bar hopping. (B)
H: Bar hop some of the best local and beach front bars
Day 5: Sihanoukville
Feel grateful. You're still on the wonderful Cambodian coast. Today let yourself go and be an absolute good-for-nothing-beach-bum! There are some great value diving opportunities and boat trips to the nearby islands. There are some great options to choose for dinner tonight, before heading out for our second night on the town. This is Sihanoukville! (B)
H: Enjoy Cambodia's beach hub
F: Island Boat Trip to pristine Saracen Bay
Day 6: Sihanoukville to Battambang
Today's journey takes us from the coast to the west of Cambodia. make sure to look out the window and take in the changing of landscape as we drive by. We'll stop to for a boat ride to check out some pretty special floating villages at Tonle Sap Lake. When we arrive at the old French colonial city we'll go for a quick orientation walk before dinner and drinks. (B)
H: Tonle Sap Lake boat trip
F: Battambang Circus
Day 7: Battambang to Siem Reap
On our way out of town this morning you'll have the time to check out the eensy-weensy-cute-little bamboo train. 100% charming. After this it's off to the town famed for its ancient temples, Siem Reap. (B)
B: Ride the Bamboo Railway
Day 8: Siem Reap
Ready, set….and…Go! Head out for sunrise and start manically exploring these incredible 1000 year old temples. There's no way you'll see all the temples because the area covers a whopping 400 square kilometres! We're talking the-largest-religious-monument in the world huge. V-e-r-y b-i-g. The end of the tour is tomorrow so you're welcome to spend as long as you like exploring this place. It's worth staying a bit longer in Siem Reap as a trip to the floating village is a must. Exhausted or not exhausted let's all say our good byes over some drinks back at pub street! (B)
F: Get up early to check out sunrise over Angkor Wat
F: Angkor Wat by bike day trip
F: Final Night Cocktail Class & BBQ
Day 9: Siem Reap (end of tour)
Tour finishes after breakfast. It's worth staying a bit longer in Siem Reap as a trip to the floating village is a must. (B)
I really enjoyed this trip. It was my first time travelling solo and it was the perfect environment to travel easily and make friends.


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Wow, just checked it out and I am 10 days away from the 1,500 day mark. It looks like it will fall on February 7th, which unfortunately is a Tuesday because I drop my kids off at school on Tuesdays and usually only get a mile in at lunch. Maybe I'll do 1.5 miles instead to commemorate the day. If it was a different day of the week I'd probably do 15..
So anyway, let's see if I can't come up with a list for the next 10 days.
10 Things that my running streak has taught me
10. Finding time to do something (not just running - really anything) is just not an excuse. To get it done, you just have to move it higher up the priority list (sometimes it has to come higher on the list than sleep, but never higher on your list than Family)
9. It is much easier to get a run in during the day if you wake up in the morning and say "When can I get my run in today?" instead of just "Am I going to run today?"
8. Getting up in the moring when it's dark and running for 2.5 hours and finishing when it is still dark can really suck. But it really makes you appreciate those runs during the daylight hours which can be really invigorating.
7. I truly believe that my streak has helped to keep injuries at bay. That isn't to say I haven't gotten injured in the past 4 years, but I really think that the mile I do on rest days helps me recover faster and get stronger.
6. I feel a hell of a lot better for the entire day if I get my run done before work. The days I have a plan to work out at lunch, I worry about it because stuff comes up at work, and sometimes I dont get lunch. Granted, there is always later that night, but I've had a few close calls and gotten runs in at 10, 11, even 11:40 at night because I've forgotten to run or been really busy that day. So if you can, get the run done in the morning.
5. To go along with Amores' post below... After enough time, your family will accept it. Every once in a while my wife asks if I've thought about ending my streak. Usually I give her the token - at the end of this year I'll re-evaluate. And at the end of each year, I keep on going. But... she also keeps track, and if she doesn't remember me running when we are heading to bed she'll ask "did you run today?" On a few occasions this has saved my streak. And now, even my kids will ask me if I've already run if they dont remember me getting my run in.
4. There are a lot of runs out that I do that just suck. Take today for instance. I rant about 14 miles,, but it felt slow, I was dehydrated, my right quad hurt most of the second half and if I wasn't doing an out and back course I would have quit early. What got me through it was the fact that since I do run so much I could call up some runs that were really great - like yesterday's tempo run where my 7:15 pace on the second half, felt easier than my 7:30 pace on the first. Or last month when I ran a 15 miler that felt like I had only run 5, and was faster than i thought I was running. So when it gets really tough, try to recall that it's not always like that - there are awesome days too, and they will be coming soon.
3. Short and sweet - it's just a mile. On those days that you dont want to head out the door, just tell yourself that. It will get you out, and once you're out there, you'll probably run more than that.
1. Skipping down to #1 because I think this is the most important. Though my streak is important and I havent broken it, I truly beleive that Family comes first in all things. I have missed planned runs for my kids on countless occasions and never regretted it. Even if I wouldnt have been able to get in a run later, I wouldnt have missed those minutes and hours with them for the world. This one came about because I was invited to go on a nice hour long trail run tomorrow morning, but my youngest daughter is in teh state finals of the Elks free throw contest. We will be gone most of the day and I dont really know when I'll get a run in, but I'll get my mile in when I get home, even if I have to wait for her to go to sleep - she is so proud and excited and that means the world to me.
Wow! I am sure you have learned a lot about your running in 1500 days. Looking forward to hearing them all.
In it for the long run..
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Inspiring is the least I can say! Fantastic consistency, Jeff.
"When a person trains once, nothing happens. When a person forces himself to do a thing a hundred or a thousand times, then he certainly has developed in more ways than physical. Is it raining? That doesn't matter. Am I tired? That doesn't matter, either. Then willpower will be no problem." Emil Zatopek
Congrats Jeff!
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Congratulations. DW finally converted from asking "Are you going to run today" to "When are you going to run today".
They did an article in a local paper recently on a couple of us local runners, and they mentioned that I averaged 10mi/day over the year, but I think they overlooked the running every day, which is something that is really easier to understand for the non-running world than anything mentioning mileage.
It's a 5k. It hurt like hell...then I tried to pick it up. The end.