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We are not your typical summer camp. We have fun like other camps. We take place in the summer like other camps. We have counselors like other camps. But we are NOT your typical summer camp.
Like most camps, we also offer scholarships. But a quick Google search shows that most camps are actually giving out financial aid. Of course, there is nothing wrong with that, we also offer financial aid, but even our financial aid requires campers to do at least one academic scholarship project. You see, we believe, the type of campers for which our programs are best-suited, are "smart" kids. At Ci we believe a smart kid is one that 1) loves to learn 2) is persistent at figuring things out. As such, we give ALL of our campers, those financially needy and those who are not, an opportunity to do academic scholarship reports, both written and video, to reduce their tuition.
Here's how it works. Any camper can reduce their camp tuition (by up to $150) by submitting scholarship reports or videos. Details are on the website.
We have been blessed to read and watch what our campers have submitted the past 4 years. We thought it might be encouraging to share a few with our Ci family.
These alleged contradictions, whether made by skeptics or Christians, are a problem. If actually true, God’s Word would be contradicting itself. That would mean we shouldn’t believe it because it contains errors and therefore must be inaccurate. This includes both small details and the larger, more miraculous events. For example, one supposed contradiction is that since modern Christians don’t follow Old Testament laws (i.e., kosher, animal sacrifices, etc.), they don’t truly follow God. This would mean we aren’t really Christians, because we’re not obeying all of God’s Word. However, we don’t have to keep these sacrificial rules because they were symbols that pointed to Jesus, and were meant to be kept by ancient Israel.
The first application of this book is that Christians need to both defend the Bible and attack the false philosophies of this world. When a Christian debates a skeptic, the skeptic attacks the Bible by asking multiple questions, and the Christian only defends the Bible. We need to point out the inconsistencies in the skeptic’s worldview. For example, some believe we’ve evolved from slime over millions of years, and that emotions are just meaningless chemical reactions inside our brain. However, these same people wear clothes and are sometimes married. To truly live out what they profess to believe, they shouldn’t marry or wear clothes, because performing these actions is contrary to a true evolutionary worldview. By pointing out their false religion’s inconsistencies, we’d be destroying the false worldview holding them captive and showing them the truth of God’s Word. If we only defend our faith, then we’re just letting them attack the Bible.
The second application of this book is that Christians need to be careful when refuting people’s arguments against the Bible (i.e., these supposed contradictions). Sometimes, we cause more trouble than we solve by giving a possible solution to the supposed contradiction. We need to refute people’s arguments with respect and gentleness, not attacking them and their character, but the false worldview entangling them. After all, these false worldviews are the enemy, not the people caught up in them, who are, like us, made in God’s image. We must remember that we, unlike God, are fallible, not automatically assume that if we don’t fully understand it, then it must be a contradiction. We also need to have faith that since this is the infallible Word of God, who created the laws of logic, there isn’t any contradiction in the passage.
After reading this book, I realized that we need to not interpret Scripture (intentionally or unintentionally) with our own misunderstandings. By asking God for guidance and poring over a passage, we’ll usually find the answer. We also need to show skeptics the inconsistencies of their false worldview, pointing them to the true Word instead.

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we are not your typical summer camp. we have fun like other camps. we take place in the summer like other camps. we have counselors like other camps. but we are not your typical summer camp.
like most camps, we also offer scholarships. but a quick google search shows that most camps are actually giving out financial aid. of course, there is nothing wrong with that, we also offer financial aid, but even our financial aid requires campers to do at least one academic scholarship project. you see, we believe, the type of campers for which our programs are best-suited, are "smart" kids. at ci we believe a smart kid is one that 1) loves to learn 2) is persistent at figuring things out. as such, we give all of our campers, those financially needy and those who are not, an opportunity to do academic scholarship reports, both written and video, to reduce their tuition.
here's how it works. any camper can reduce their camp tuition (by up to $150) by submitting scholarship reports or videos. details are on the website.
we have been blessed to read and watch what our campers have submitted the past 4 years. we thought it might be encouraging to share a few with our ci family.
these alleged contradictions, whether made by skeptics or christians, are a problem. if actually true, god’s word would be contradicting itself. that would mean we shouldn’t believe it because it contains errors and therefore must be inaccurate. this includes both small details and the larger, more miraculous events. for example, one supposed contradiction is that since modern christians don’t follow old testament laws (i.e., kosher, animal sacrifices, etc.), they don’t truly follow god. this would mean we aren’t really christians, because we’re not obeying all of god’s word. however, we don’t have to keep these sacrificial rules because they were symbols that pointed to jesus, and were meant to be kept by ancient israel.
the first application of this book is that christians need to both defend the bible and attack the false philosophies of this world. when a christian debates a skeptic, the skeptic attacks the bible by asking multiple questions, and the christian only defends the bible. we need to point out the inconsistencies in the skeptic’s worldview. for example, some believe we’ve evolved from slime over millions of years, and that emotions are just meaningless chemical reactions inside our brain. however, these same people wear clothes and are sometimes married. to truly live out what they profess to believe, they shouldn’t marry or wear clothes, because performing these actions is contrary to a true evolutionary worldview. by pointing out their false religion’s inconsistencies, we’d be destroying the false worldview holding them captive and showing them the truth of god’s word. if we only defend our faith, then we’re just letting them attack the bible.
the second application of this book is that christians need to be careful when refuting people’s arguments against the bible (i.e., these supposed contradictions). sometimes, we cause more trouble than we solve by giving a possible solution to the supposed contradiction. we need to refute people’s arguments with respect and gentleness, not attacking them and their character, but the false worldview entangling them. after all, these false worldviews are the enemy, not the people caught up in them, who are, like us, made in god’s image. we must remember that we, unlike god, are fallible, not automatically assume that if we don’t fully understand it, then it must be a contradiction. we also need to have faith that since this is the infallible word of god, who created the laws of logic, there isn’t any contradiction in the passage.
after reading this book, i realized that we need to not interpret scripture (intentionally or unintentionally) with our own misunderstandings. by asking god for guidance and poring over a passage, we’ll usually find the answer. we also need to show skeptics the inconsistencies of their false worldview, pointing them to the true word instead.


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Beauty routines can be full of win or full of fail, depending on how you go about them. The following tips will help you to understand what the proper application techniques are and what products can help make you beautiful.
Sticky, thick polish can be thinned with a little bit of nail polish remover. You should just put a little then put the lid back on and shake it up. This can extend the nail polish and give you some additional applications.
It’s important to exfoliate the face. Exfoliate your face at least once a week, if not more often, to resolve dry skin problems. Whenever you do an exfoliating treatment, you remove dead skin so that the healthy skin underneath can come to the surface. Highly sensitive skin benefits from the same treatments as dry skin. Doing so will give your face a healthy glow, and keep oils and dirt from building up.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder. Beauty is certainly in the eye of the beholder! Your idea of beauty is likely to be unique. When you nourish the beauty within, you will also reflect that beauty outward to all you meet.
You can let your lips look larger with an application of shimmery white eyeshadow right above your top lip’s center cupid’s bow. By emphasizing this area, you can make your upper lip appear fuller than in actuality.
Have some Vitamin E around. Vitamin E is beneficial for the body. Vitamin E is wonderful for your skin; keeping it soft and fresh looking. You can use it on your nails to keep your cuticles looking nice, and it will prevent them from being rough.
Use a creamy rose colored blush to soften the bone structure of your face. Put the cream blush on the high points of your cheeks and smooth it out towards the temples.
Mix your foundation with a moisturizer, as it will stretch the life of your foundation. Choosing a moisturizer with sunscreen will help to prevent sun damage and the lotion itself will keep your face moisturized, creating a healthy glow.
Curl your lashes before you apply your mascara. Eyelash curlers can work wonders at elongating your lashes, and giving your eyes a more open appearance. Apply the eyelash curler, starting from the base. You can then repeat this a little further down on your lashes. You will have a nice natural curved lash and not a angle.
Your makeup application will be more successful if you invest in a set of high quality makeup brushes. They might be expensive, but they’re worth it. If money is tight, look online for bargain prices in places like that let you bid and you should find something more affordable.
Clearly, beauty routines are often far more complicated than some may believe. A lot of time needs to be spent on practice and research, but it will be time well spent. The tips above will help you gain self-confidence and grab more people’s attention.

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beauty routines can be full of win or full of fail, depending on how you go about them. the following tips will help you to understand what the proper application techniques are and what products can help make you beautiful.
sticky, thick polish can be thinned with a little bit of nail polish remover. you should just put a little then put the lid back on and shake it up. this can extend the nail polish and give you some additional applications.
it’s important to exfoliate the face. exfoliate your face at least once a week, if not more often, to resolve dry skin problems. whenever you do an exfoliating treatment, you remove dead skin so that the healthy skin underneath can come to the surface. highly sensitive skin benefits from the same treatments as dry skin. doing so will give your face a healthy glow, and keep oils and dirt from building up.
beauty is in the eye of the beholder. beauty is certainly in the eye of the beholder! your idea of beauty is likely to be unique. when you nourish the beauty within, you will also reflect that beauty outward to all you meet.
you can let your lips look larger with an application of shimmery white eyeshadow right above your top lip’s center cupid’s bow. by emphasizing this area, you can make your upper lip appear fuller than in actuality.
have some vitamin e around. vitamin e is beneficial for the body. vitamin e is wonderful for your skin; keeping it soft and fresh looking. you can use it on your nails to keep your cuticles looking nice, and it will prevent them from being rough.
use a creamy rose colored blush to soften the bone structure of your face. put the cream blush on the high points of your cheeks and smooth it out towards the temples.
mix your foundation with a moisturizer, as it will stretch the life of your foundation. choosing a moisturizer with sunscreen will help to prevent sun damage and the lotion itself will keep your face moisturized, creating a healthy glow.
curl your lashes before you apply your mascara. eyelash curlers can work wonders at elongating your lashes, and giving your eyes a more open appearance. apply the eyelash curler, starting from the base. you can then repeat this a little further down on your lashes. you will have a nice natural curved lash and not a angle.
your makeup application will be more successful if you invest in a set of high quality makeup brushes. they might be expensive, but they’re worth it. if money is tight, look online for bargain prices in places like that let you bid and you should find something more affordable.
clearly, beauty routines are often far more complicated than some may believe. a lot of time needs to be spent on practice and research, but it will be time well spent. the tips above will help you gain self-confidence and grab more people’s attention.


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looking for a dedicated designer? your search ends here. we provide you one of the best designer hassle-free at no extra cost. we help small, medium and large business to connect the right talent which suite your business. we understand how important a designer role is and how difficult is to find the right talent.
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we are a technology-centric company helping business in finding the right candidate for them. we have 60+ (growing day by day) designers who are well experienced and perfect for application development. our designers are motivated, very confident and communicate openly. we value communication skills and passion just as much as we do their technical ability. we've been in the industry for a decade now, and we're really proud of how successful our process is at providing consistency back to our partners.
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**Embargo: Idianapolis, Ind.** Three children were killed in a crash Tuesday morning while waiting for a school bus in Fulton County, Indiana.
ROCHESTER, Ind. — State Police say three children were struck and killed by a pickup truck in northern Indiana as they were about to board a school bus.
Slocum says three of the children died at the scene and the fourth was airlifted to a Fort Wayne hospital.

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**embargo: idianapolis, ind.** three children were killed in a crash tuesday morning while waiting for a school bus in fulton county, indiana.
rochester, ind. — state police say three children were struck and killed by a pickup truck in northern indiana as they were about to board a school bus.
slocum says three of the children died at the scene and the fourth was airlifted to a fort wayne hospital.


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Wilkes MM, Navickis RJ, Sibbald WJ.
BACKGROUND: This meta-analysis tested the hypothesis that cumulative blood loss during the first 24 hours after cardiopulmonary bypass is lower in patients exposed to albumin than hydroxyethyl starch (HES). METHODS: Randomized controlled trials comparing albumin and HES in cardiopulmonary bypass patients were identified by bibliographic database searches and other methods. RESULTS: Sixteen trials involving 653 randomized patients were included. In 88% of randomized comparisons, postoperative bleeding was lower in the albumin group, and the standardized mean difference in bleeding favoring albumin across all trials (-0.24; 95% confidence interval, -0.40 to -0.08) was statistically significant. Bleeding differences between albumin and either high or medium molecular weight HES were similar. In trials of adults, the pooled mean blood loss in the albumin group was 693+/-350 mL compared with 789+/-487 mL in the HES group. The estimated proportion of adult albumin group patients with blood loss of more than 1,000 mL was 19% compared with 33% of adult HES group patients. Conclusions. Postoperative blood loss is significantly lower in cardiopulmonary bypass patients exposed to albumin than HES.

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wilkes mm, navickis rj, sibbald wj.
background: this meta-analysis tested the hypothesis that cumulative blood loss during the first 24 hours after cardiopulmonary bypass is lower in patients exposed to albumin than hydroxyethyl starch (hes). methods: randomized controlled trials comparing albumin and hes in cardiopulmonary bypass patients were identified by bibliographic database searches and other methods. results: sixteen trials involving 653 randomized patients were included. in 88% of randomized comparisons, postoperative bleeding was lower in the albumin group, and the standardized mean difference in bleeding favoring albumin across all trials (-0.24; 95% confidence interval, -0.40 to -0.08) was statistically significant. bleeding differences between albumin and either high or medium molecular weight hes were similar. in trials of adults, the pooled mean blood loss in the albumin group was 693+/-350 ml compared with 789+/-487 ml in the hes group. the estimated proportion of adult albumin group patients with blood loss of more than 1,000 ml was 19% compared with 33% of adult hes group patients. conclusions. postoperative blood loss is significantly lower in cardiopulmonary bypass patients exposed to albumin than hes.


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Sitan Tai Chi and Martial Arts was founded by world Tai Chi champion Sitan Chen in 2007. With the mission of promoting Tai Chi and providing a forum for those interested in Tai Chi, Master Chen has established his headquarters in New York. Instruction is offered in Tai Chi, Health Qigong, and Wushu.
Originally developed in China a few hundred years ago, Tai Chi is a type of martial art that is primarily known for its health benefits, including means for dealing with tension and stress. It is often promoted and practiced as a martial arts therapy for the purposes of health and longevity. It is beneficial to people of all ages and lifestyles.
Health Qigong is a traditional athletic exercise integrating the adjustments of body, breath, and mind. Qigong improves health, exploits potential to achieve harmony inside the body by adjusting movement, breath, and mind in practice. It distinguishes itself from other physical exercise with the unique integrated state of "three adjustments into one".
Wushu, also known as Kungfu and Chinese Martial Arts, consists of forms containing movements of attack and defense, with bare hands or with weapons. It is a sport for fitness and self protection, stressing both etiquette and morals. It also improves strength, endurance, and flexibility while building confidence and instilling discipline.

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sitan tai chi and martial arts was founded by world tai chi champion sitan chen in 2007. with the mission of promoting tai chi and providing a forum for those interested in tai chi, master chen has established his headquarters in new york. instruction is offered in tai chi, health qigong, and wushu.
originally developed in china a few hundred years ago, tai chi is a type of martial art that is primarily known for its health benefits, including means for dealing with tension and stress. it is often promoted and practiced as a martial arts therapy for the purposes of health and longevity. it is beneficial to people of all ages and lifestyles.
health qigong is a traditional athletic exercise integrating the adjustments of body, breath, and mind. qigong improves health, exploits potential to achieve harmony inside the body by adjusting movement, breath, and mind in practice. it distinguishes itself from other physical exercise with the unique integrated state of "three adjustments into one".
wushu, also known as kungfu and chinese martial arts, consists of forms containing movements of attack and defense, with bare hands or with weapons. it is a sport for fitness and self protection, stressing both etiquette and morals. it also improves strength, endurance, and flexibility while building confidence and instilling discipline.


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[SBS Star] Hyun Bin's Friends Say He Even Had a Fan Club When He Was in School?
Korean actor Hyun Bin's school friends mentioned how popular he was back when he was in school.
Recently, one fan decided to share some screenshots of MBC every1's television show 'THE SECRET' from years ago.
When this fan uploaded the post, he/she wrote, "Let's take a look at what a life of a handsome non-celebrity guy is like by going over Hyun Bin's school life." The episode was about Hyun Bin's school life featuring interviews of his elementary, middle, and high school friends.
What they all said about Hyun Bin was that he was extremely popular not only in his school but also in lots of other schools in the area.
One of his friends said, "I remember him being very popular in our area. He even had a fan club." Another friend said, "Everyone was crazy about H.O.T. (one of the most popular K-pop boy groups at the time) back then, but we were crazy about Hyun Bin. He was considered as an idol especially among junior students at our school." One senior said, "I once got on the bus with Hyun Bin. Every time the bus stopped, girls in high school uniform at the bus stop would say, 'Wow, it's Kim Tae-pyeong (Hyun Bin's real name)!' And this would make Hyun Bin shy." Meanwhile, Hyun Bin is currently starring in tvN's drama 'Memories of the Alhambra' along with actress Park Shin Hye.

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[sbs star] hyun bin's friends say he even had a fan club when he was in school?
korean actor hyun bin's school friends mentioned how popular he was back when he was in school.
recently, one fan decided to share some screenshots of mbc every1's television show 'the secret' from years ago.
when this fan uploaded the post, he/she wrote, "let's take a look at what a life of a handsome non-celebrity guy is like by going over hyun bin's school life." the episode was about hyun bin's school life featuring interviews of his elementary, middle, and high school friends.
what they all said about hyun bin was that he was extremely popular not only in his school but also in lots of other schools in the area.
one of his friends said, "i remember him being very popular in our area. he even had a fan club." another friend said, "everyone was crazy about h.o.t. (one of the most popular k-pop boy groups at the time) back then, but we were crazy about hyun bin. he was considered as an idol especially among junior students at our school." one senior said, "i once got on the bus with hyun bin. every time the bus stopped, girls in high school uniform at the bus stop would say, 'wow, it's kim tae-pyeong (hyun bin's real name)!' and this would make hyun bin shy." meanwhile, hyun bin is currently starring in tvn's drama 'memories of the alhambra' along with actress park shin hye.


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This is one of the most common questions asked about raising chickens in winter. The short answer is a resounding no, unless you live somewhere that sees extremely brutal winters. We have been raising chickens in Western New York, which frequently sees blizzards and sub zero temps, for many years without heating the coop.
The truth is, your chickens will be absolutely fine out there in the cold, because they have built in natural protection from cold and snow.
There are, however, a number of things you can do to make the winter a more comfortable time for your flock.
Why you shouldn’t heat the coop this winter.
Every single winter, someone’s chicken coop catches fire due to an improperly used heat lamp . These fires not only wipe out entire flocks, they can spread to other outbuildings, homes, and even woods, causing incredible destruction.
Using a heat lamp in the coop is just not worth the risk, no matter what.
It’s incredibly difficult to properly secure a heat lamp so that it won’t fall down. The clamps on heat lamps are notorious for failing, they have flimsy designs and even the slightest bump can knock them down. Flying chickens in the coop, plus a flimsy lamp clamp can add up to disaster in seconds.
Even if the heat lamp is properly secured, debris such as feathers can float up into it and get caught in the lamp, causing it to catch fire.
There are just too many chances for your coop to catch fire when you add a heat lamp, and while you never think it could happen to you, it absolutely can.
Another good reason to avoid the heat lamp is the risk of it suddenly going out without you noticing. If the heat lamp suddenly dies due to breakage or a power outage, your entire flock could perish.
Chickens need time to acclimate to temperature changes. If they’re used to the coop being warm in the winter and the temperature suddenly drops, their bodies go into shock and hypothermia quickly sets in. This can happen in a matter of hours, and you may not notice until it’s too late.
No one thinks it will happen to them, until it does. Year after year we hear of heat lamps causing death to entire flocks and damage to coops. Don’t let this happen to you. Heat lamps should never, ever, be used in a chicken coop.
Chickens fluff up their feathers, creating an air pocket between the feathers and skin. This holds the warm air radiating from the chicken’s body and keeps them comfortable even on the coldest nights. Chickens also cluster together on the roost and cuddle to keep each other warm.
Many birds that are much smaller than chickens, such as finches and sparrows survive winter in much the same way. Your chickens are lucky to have a place to live and fresh water and food provided every day. They truly don’t need heat as well.
For this reason, chicken sweaters are a huge no-no.
I know they’re adorable, and maybe you knitted up a whole matching set for your chickens this winter, but please don’t put sweaters on your chickens. Chicken physiology is much different than that of mammals. They need to be able to fluff up those feathers to make that warm pocket of air next to their skin. If they’re wearing a sweater, they can’t do that, and will be much colder than they would be without one.
Insulation is your best friend when it comes to protecting your chickens from the cold. Whether you have it professionally installed or do it yourself, make absolutely sure you cover all insulation with plywood. Chickens will peck at fiberglass and styrofoam insulation which could lead to death. Make sure every bit is well covered before the birds are allowed inside.
Air circulation is vital inside your coop. Your chickens need fresh air all the time in order to remain healthy. Dust, ammonia, carbon dioxide, and moisture need to be able to leave the coop and fresh air needs to be able to get in.
It’s important to allow for ventilation in the coop, but not encourage drafts. Cold drafts blowing on the chickens will disrupt their feathers, causing them to lose that warm pocket of air next to their skin. Ventilation holes or windows should be cut at the very top of the coop, where the wall meets the ceiling. This allows for air circulation without air blowing on the chickens.
The roost needs to be long enough for multiple chickens to sit on it together so they can benefit from the combined body heat. It also needs to be the big enough in diameter to keep their feet warm. When chickens roost in winter, they puff out their feathers and cover their feet with them to keep warm.
If the roost is too small in diameter and the chicken can wrap its whole foot around the the roost, their toes will be unprotected. Many people like to use 2×4’s for roosts as the flat side allows the chickens to completely cover their feet while roosting. We prefer to use large branches for roosts. There’s no hard and fast rule for roosts, everyone does it different, just observe your flock and make sure they are able to cover their toes while roosting.
Maybe you live in an extremely cold environment where the temperature consistently drops down below -20F. Maybe your coop is not protected from the cold. If for any reason you still believe that you must heat your coop, there are safe ways to do so, that don’t involve a heat lamp.
If you’d like to add heat to the chicken coop, you can either have a professional install heat in your coop, or you can order a flat panel heater from Amazon and install it yourself.
I hope this post has helped you to make a decision about whether or not to heat the chicken coop. If you do decide to add heat, please do be safe about it, we don’t want yours to be the next tragic story in the news.
Have further questions or comments? We’d love to hear them… comment below!
we heat our coop with a oil heater .looks like a old steam radator but filled with oil perfectly safe even if knocked over [walmart sells ] 40 bucks .we keep our insulated coop at 55 f . our door has a sliced curtain for the chickens to walk through and keep the heat in the coop reducing heat costs like the freezer section at grocery store .our chickens have vests or they would not have any feathers to fluff up . we have 21 chickens and average 20 eggs per day .so i think we are doing something right .coop is raised 3 ft off ground and has a floor hatch for very easy cleaning into wheel barrow and a roost tarp to catch nite droppings 2/3 scoops into a bucket for compost . a clean coop makes for happy healthy chickens . every ones situation is different do the best you can for your chickens .

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this is one of the most common questions asked about raising chickens in winter. the short answer is a resounding no, unless you live somewhere that sees extremely brutal winters. we have been raising chickens in western new york, which frequently sees blizzards and sub zero temps, for many years without heating the coop.
the truth is, your chickens will be absolutely fine out there in the cold, because they have built in natural protection from cold and snow.
there are, however, a number of things you can do to make the winter a more comfortable time for your flock.
why you shouldn’t heat the coop this winter.
every single winter, someone’s chicken coop catches fire due to an improperly used heat lamp . these fires not only wipe out entire flocks, they can spread to other outbuildings, homes, and even woods, causing incredible destruction.
using a heat lamp in the coop is just not worth the risk, no matter what.
it’s incredibly difficult to properly secure a heat lamp so that it won’t fall down. the clamps on heat lamps are notorious for failing, they have flimsy designs and even the slightest bump can knock them down. flying chickens in the coop, plus a flimsy lamp clamp can add up to disaster in seconds.
even if the heat lamp is properly secured, debris such as feathers can float up into it and get caught in the lamp, causing it to catch fire.
there are just too many chances for your coop to catch fire when you add a heat lamp, and while you never think it could happen to you, it absolutely can.
another good reason to avoid the heat lamp is the risk of it suddenly going out without you noticing. if the heat lamp suddenly dies due to breakage or a power outage, your entire flock could perish.
chickens need time to acclimate to temperature changes. if they’re used to the coop being warm in the winter and the temperature suddenly drops, their bodies go into shock and hypothermia quickly sets in. this can happen in a matter of hours, and you may not notice until it’s too late.
no one thinks it will happen to them, until it does. year after year we hear of heat lamps causing death to entire flocks and damage to coops. don’t let this happen to you. heat lamps should never, ever, be used in a chicken coop.
chickens fluff up their feathers, creating an air pocket between the feathers and skin. this holds the warm air radiating from the chicken’s body and keeps them comfortable even on the coldest nights. chickens also cluster together on the roost and cuddle to keep each other warm.
many birds that are much smaller than chickens, such as finches and sparrows survive winter in much the same way. your chickens are lucky to have a place to live and fresh water and food provided every day. they truly don’t need heat as well.
for this reason, chicken sweaters are a huge no-no.
i know they’re adorable, and maybe you knitted up a whole matching set for your chickens this winter, but please don’t put sweaters on your chickens. chicken physiology is much different than that of mammals. they need to be able to fluff up those feathers to make that warm pocket of air next to their skin. if they’re wearing a sweater, they can’t do that, and will be much colder than they would be without one.
insulation is your best friend when it comes to protecting your chickens from the cold. whether you have it professionally installed or do it yourself, make absolutely sure you cover all insulation with plywood. chickens will peck at fiberglass and styrofoam insulation which could lead to death. make sure every bit is well covered before the birds are allowed inside.
air circulation is vital inside your coop. your chickens need fresh air all the time in order to remain healthy. dust, ammonia, carbon dioxide, and moisture need to be able to leave the coop and fresh air needs to be able to get in.
it’s important to allow for ventilation in the coop, but not encourage drafts. cold drafts blowing on the chickens will disrupt their feathers, causing them to lose that warm pocket of air next to their skin. ventilation holes or windows should be cut at the very top of the coop, where the wall meets the ceiling. this allows for air circulation without air blowing on the chickens.
the roost needs to be long enough for multiple chickens to sit on it together so they can benefit from the combined body heat. it also needs to be the big enough in diameter to keep their feet warm. when chickens roost in winter, they puff out their feathers and cover their feet with them to keep warm.
if the roost is too small in diameter and the chicken can wrap its whole foot around the the roost, their toes will be unprotected. many people like to use 2×4’s for roosts as the flat side allows the chickens to completely cover their feet while roosting. we prefer to use large branches for roosts. there’s no hard and fast rule for roosts, everyone does it different, just observe your flock and make sure they are able to cover their toes while roosting.
maybe you live in an extremely cold environment where the temperature consistently drops down below -20f. maybe your coop is not protected from the cold. if for any reason you still believe that you must heat your coop, there are safe ways to do so, that don’t involve a heat lamp.
if you’d like to add heat to the chicken coop, you can either have a professional install heat in your coop, or you can order a flat panel heater from amazon and install it yourself.
i hope this post has helped you to make a decision about whether or not to heat the chicken coop. if you do decide to add heat, please do be safe about it, we don’t want yours to be the next tragic story in the news.
have further questions or comments? we’d love to hear them… comment below!
we heat our coop with a oil heater .looks like a old steam radator but filled with oil perfectly safe even if knocked over [walmart sells ] 40 bucks .we keep our insulated coop at 55 f . our door has a sliced curtain for the chickens to walk through and keep the heat in the coop reducing heat costs like the freezer section at grocery store .our chickens have vests or they would not have any feathers to fluff up . we have 21 chickens and average 20 eggs per day .so i think we are doing something right .coop is raised 3 ft off ground and has a floor hatch for very easy cleaning into wheel barrow and a roost tarp to catch nite droppings 2/3 scoops into a bucket for compost . a clean coop makes for happy healthy chickens . every ones situation is different do the best you can for your chickens .


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: I have looked in lots of places but cant find an answer to this question anywhere :S.
You can not directly set the background highlight color nor the highlight font-color of a RichEdit's. Both colors are set automatically, they depend from the color of the RichEdit.
Now, the background color and font color for highlighted text will change automatically to "inverse" colors, contrasting colors that enable the user to see what is selected.
Attention: there are some exceptions, for example: a black RichEdit generates also a black highlight-background... Experiment with the colors and you'll see what works and what doesn't.

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: i have looked in lots of places but cant find an answer to this question anywhere :s.
you can not directly set the background highlight color nor the highlight font-color of a richedit's. both colors are set automatically, they depend from the color of the richedit.
now, the background color and font color for highlighted text will change automatically to "inverse" colors, contrasting colors that enable the user to see what is selected.
attention: there are some exceptions, for example: a black richedit generates also a black highlight-background... experiment with the colors and you'll see what works and what doesn't.


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The Boogie Man Is My Friend...: I am an extremist, are you?
I am an extremist, are you?
I don't have crotch cancer. Yay me! I will graduate in December. Yay me!
I have a great sense of humor. Yay me!
Here is the latest post on Law Enforcement Today. Yay me! I bet they might not appreciate I used the word crotch in the same post as I did the article. NOT yay me!
Read it or weep. Are you and EXTREMIST? I am.
Everything I do is sometimes over the top. I was just taught if you partake in something, do it well. Good thing I did not take up crime, I would be a master criminal. Caveat to that is my parents, family, and school taught me to do good things. Yay society!
Why are we failing now?
Why are we failing? Easy, way too much piss poor parenting. The little buggers are not taught any respect for authority, or other people, or their property. No one is taught to take any personal responsibility, always blame it on someone else.
Yep Jim is correct, people used to be parents, now they want to be friends and in the results, they cheat their kids of proper development. We now have a generation or 2 of kids that can't accept responsibility or function in society. Civility isn't acceptable anymore, people are hellbent on their agenda and will not listen to the otherside. People are past talking to each other, now they just talk past them. It will get much worse before it will get better.
Cartoon from the 60's showing a man in an armchair reading a newspaper and commenting to his wife, "The more my thinking moves to the right, the more I find in common with the left. I think I'm becoming a middle of the road extremist".
---Looks lkike you gathered together some marksmen, because everyone has hit the TEN RING.
I agree with and you and with ALL the commenters here.
Lack of civility leads to failure.
Lack of respect, discipline, accountability...DITTO!
===If by being an extremist you mean extremely PO'ed at the state of affairs just in our society, then YEP...I am an extremist.
Simple answer, the left has controlled the school system and inculcated those leftist values and political correctness into the last two generations of children. Sigh... And good article!

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the boogie man is my friend...: i am an extremist, are you?
i am an extremist, are you?
i don't have crotch cancer. yay me! i will graduate in december. yay me!
i have a great sense of humor. yay me!
here is the latest post on law enforcement today. yay me! i bet they might not appreciate i used the word crotch in the same post as i did the article. not yay me!
read it or weep. are you and extremist? i am.
everything i do is sometimes over the top. i was just taught if you partake in something, do it well. good thing i did not take up crime, i would be a master criminal. caveat to that is my parents, family, and school taught me to do good things. yay society!
why are we failing now?
why are we failing? easy, way too much piss poor parenting. the little buggers are not taught any respect for authority, or other people, or their property. no one is taught to take any personal responsibility, always blame it on someone else.
yep jim is correct, people used to be parents, now they want to be friends and in the results, they cheat their kids of proper development. we now have a generation or 2 of kids that can't accept responsibility or function in society. civility isn't acceptable anymore, people are hellbent on their agenda and will not listen to the otherside. people are past talking to each other, now they just talk past them. it will get much worse before it will get better.
cartoon from the 60's showing a man in an armchair reading a newspaper and commenting to his wife, "the more my thinking moves to the right, the more i find in common with the left. i think i'm becoming a middle of the road extremist".
---looks lkike you gathered together some marksmen, because everyone has hit the ten ring.
i agree with and you and with all the commenters here.
lack of civility leads to failure.
lack of respect, discipline, accountability...ditto!
===if by being an extremist you mean extremely po'ed at the state of affairs just in our society, then yep...i am an extremist.
simple answer, the left has controlled the school system and inculcated those leftist values and political correctness into the last two generations of children. sigh... and good article!


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The four-pearl Le Meridien Fisherman's Cove has an ideal beachfront location along a two-mile stretch of white sand. The hotel lacks many child-friendly facilities, but it does have two open-air restaurants with views of the water and a long infinity-edge pool that overlooks the ocean. The 68 rooms are airy, with large bathrooms that have walk-in showers and separate tubs, but otherwise furnishings are underwhelming; some units do have lovely private balconies with ocean views. A pleasant spa and numerous ocean vistas make this a solid option, but the property is showing its age and not as modern as nearby hotels. The similarly priced five-pearl Hilton Seychelles Northolme Resort & Spa has gorgeous villas and a selection of water sports, though no children under 12 are allowed.
The Le Meridian Fisherman's Cove opened in 1972 and unfortunately hasn't kept up with the times, as much of the property and its furnishings, particularly in the rooms, are tired and in need of a refresh. Still, it has lush gardens with winding stone paths, rock waterfalls, and frangipani flowers, not to mention a beachfront location. The open-air lobby is also pleasant, featuring a steeply pitched thatch roof over gleaming teak floors, stone columns, arrangements of rattan furniture, and wood accent tables. The hotel's stretch of white sand is popular with sunbathers and strollers, as well as snorkelers and divers who are attracted to the adjacent clear water and coral reefs offshore.
From the terraces of the guest rooms to the tables at the restaurants, the focus remains on the views of the Indian Ocean and colorful sunsets. The hotel's infinity-edge pool, surrounded by a wood deck and cushioned teak lounge chairs, is a popular spot for guests to relax and watch the sea. The child-friendly facilities are lacking, so most guests tend to be relax-minded couples.
Set along a two-mile stretch of Beau Vallon Beach, Le Meridien Fisherman's Cove delivers views of Silhouette and North Island. Guests can stroll to a handful of local restaurants or drive 10 minutes to Victoria -- the archipelago's capital city -- to explore the craft markets. The Seychelles International Airport is a 25-minute car ride away. Free parking is available at the hotel.
Le Meridien's 68 rooms and suites are set in cottage-style buildings surrounded by lush greenery, and accessed via stone pathways. Room decor varies, but all are a bit tired and in need of a refresh; they feature tile floors, simplistic dark or white wood furniture, and white comforters. Some rooms have tropical artwork and patterned couches, while others have stone accent walls or large collages of circular wood cutouts that add a touch of pizazz and personality to the spaces. All rooms come equipped with king-size beds, and furnished balconies or terraces with either ocean or garden views.
Bathrooms are a standout, featuring walk-in showers with rainfall showerheads, separate free-standing bathtubs, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryers, scales, and toiletries. Across the board, amenities include flat-screen TVs, minibars, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and ironing facilities. Suites add living areas with sofas, plus espresso machines, CD players, and iPod docking stations.
The hotel offers two distinct restaurants and two bars, all with views of the sea. The main restaurant Le Cardinal has themed buffets and live music during dinner, while Le Bourgeois specializes in fresh seafood and pasta dishes. Le Cocoloba Bar is a casual spot for light snacks during the day or cocktails while watching the sunset. The Sunset Bar serves complimentary afternoon tea and coffee with homemade pastries during the afternoon and is a popular spot for pre-dinner or late-nights drinks.
Le Meridien has a lovely (albeit a bit rocky) beach, though it lacks chairs for sunbathing. However, overlooking the water is a long infinity pool that's dotted with rocks and surrounded by blue-cushioned lounge chairs and umbrellas. The small Zen Spa is set in a hut-like structure with a steep roof and large windows that allow for views of the ocean; it has a steam room, outdoor whirlpool, and relaxation area. Treatments range from Balinese massage to moisturizing wraps, incorporating Elemis products. A small but decently equipped gym has cardio and strength-training machines and free weights. Wi-Fi is free throughout the property.

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the four-pearl le meridien fisherman's cove has an ideal beachfront location along a two-mile stretch of white sand. the hotel lacks many child-friendly facilities, but it does have two open-air restaurants with views of the water and a long infinity-edge pool that overlooks the ocean. the 68 rooms are airy, with large bathrooms that have walk-in showers and separate tubs, but otherwise furnishings are underwhelming; some units do have lovely private balconies with ocean views. a pleasant spa and numerous ocean vistas make this a solid option, but the property is showing its age and not as modern as nearby hotels. the similarly priced five-pearl hilton seychelles northolme resort & spa has gorgeous villas and a selection of water sports, though no children under 12 are allowed.
the le meridian fisherman's cove opened in 1972 and unfortunately hasn't kept up with the times, as much of the property and its furnishings, particularly in the rooms, are tired and in need of a refresh. still, it has lush gardens with winding stone paths, rock waterfalls, and frangipani flowers, not to mention a beachfront location. the open-air lobby is also pleasant, featuring a steeply pitched thatch roof over gleaming teak floors, stone columns, arrangements of rattan furniture, and wood accent tables. the hotel's stretch of white sand is popular with sunbathers and strollers, as well as snorkelers and divers who are attracted to the adjacent clear water and coral reefs offshore.
from the terraces of the guest rooms to the tables at the restaurants, the focus remains on the views of the indian ocean and colorful sunsets. the hotel's infinity-edge pool, surrounded by a wood deck and cushioned teak lounge chairs, is a popular spot for guests to relax and watch the sea. the child-friendly facilities are lacking, so most guests tend to be relax-minded couples.
set along a two-mile stretch of beau vallon beach, le meridien fisherman's cove delivers views of silhouette and north island. guests can stroll to a handful of local restaurants or drive 10 minutes to victoria -- the archipelago's capital city -- to explore the craft markets. the seychelles international airport is a 25-minute car ride away. free parking is available at the hotel.
le meridien's 68 rooms and suites are set in cottage-style buildings surrounded by lush greenery, and accessed via stone pathways. room decor varies, but all are a bit tired and in need of a refresh; they feature tile floors, simplistic dark or white wood furniture, and white comforters. some rooms have tropical artwork and patterned couches, while others have stone accent walls or large collages of circular wood cutouts that add a touch of pizazz and personality to the spaces. all rooms come equipped with king-size beds, and furnished balconies or terraces with either ocean or garden views.
bathrooms are a standout, featuring walk-in showers with rainfall showerheads, separate free-standing bathtubs, bathrobes, slippers, hairdryers, scales, and toiletries. across the board, amenities include flat-screen tvs, minibars, tea- and coffee-making facilities, and ironing facilities. suites add living areas with sofas, plus espresso machines, cd players, and ipod docking stations.
the hotel offers two distinct restaurants and two bars, all with views of the sea. the main restaurant le cardinal has themed buffets and live music during dinner, while le bourgeois specializes in fresh seafood and pasta dishes. le cocoloba bar is a casual spot for light snacks during the day or cocktails while watching the sunset. the sunset bar serves complimentary afternoon tea and coffee with homemade pastries during the afternoon and is a popular spot for pre-dinner or late-nights drinks.
le meridien has a lovely (albeit a bit rocky) beach, though it lacks chairs for sunbathing. however, overlooking the water is a long infinity pool that's dotted with rocks and surrounded by blue-cushioned lounge chairs and umbrellas. the small zen spa is set in a hut-like structure with a steep roof and large windows that allow for views of the ocean; it has a steam room, outdoor whirlpool, and relaxation area. treatments range from balinese massage to moisturizing wraps, incorporating elemis products. a small but decently equipped gym has cardio and strength-training machines and free weights. wi-fi is free throughout the property.


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However, the user experience needs to be the key focus area for PaaS. From a users perspective, there are three main ways to get started on a PaaS, including Bluemix. These approaches can be summarized below.
A PaaS is a great tool to create an application from scratch since it is born on the cloud with a corresponding cloud architecture. Most PaaS solutions provide services to help build your application. In specific, Bluemix has over 60 IBM and 3rd party services in the catalog to help build your application.
As the above chart shows, you can enter the Bluemix interface with no pre-existing assets, and create an application extremely quickly because the developer only has to focus on the code and data. Although creating applications from scratch will always have a place in the cloud movement, there are other tools that can be leveraged on a platform-as-a-service.
Next, PaaS will be able to host virtual machines and compute their programs with ease. Most readers are probably familiar with a VM, and therefore can visualize what it looks like to run a VM on top of a PaaS.
VM management on PaaS will only become easier and more seamless. Rest assured that VMs on PaaS will be supported in the future because of their security. While Docker Containers are new and upcoming (see below), VMs will need extensive PaaS support for mission critical applications.
Docker helps solve the problem of helping developers and system administrators build, ship, and run distributed applications. The Docker platform helps make programmable processes self-contained that can run on a single kernel, with a single interface to manage the container.
Docker containers are extremely relevant to PaaS due to their high portability. The combination of Docker with platforms-as-a-service will allow developers to manage running containers, combine processes to running containers, and communicate with the Docker repository. In this regard, containers on a PaaS will make it incredibly easy to start/stop containers and view the running logs.
Docker on Bluemix enables users to port their existing applications and make them publicly accessible for one’s user base. This is made possible because Docker requires all dependencies to be stored inside the container itself.
With tools such as Docker, the landscape of the PaaS will be drastically changing. The PaaS that can adapt to make it as simple for users as possible to get started on the platform from scratch, with a VM, or with a container will win the hearts of developers. Each approach offers unique pros and drawbacks.
For example, while Docker containers are extremely efficient, their security isn’t as robust as a VM. While building from scratch provides flexibility, it does not provide as much speed as the other times. Some applications require more security, and some require less overhead to run. The requirements of the application determine which approach the user wants to take. In the end, the PaaS needs to provide all options to their customers.

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however, the user experience needs to be the key focus area for paas. from a users perspective, there are three main ways to get started on a paas, including bluemix. these approaches can be summarized below.
a paas is a great tool to create an application from scratch since it is born on the cloud with a corresponding cloud architecture. most paas solutions provide services to help build your application. in specific, bluemix has over 60 ibm and 3rd party services in the catalog to help build your application.
as the above chart shows, you can enter the bluemix interface with no pre-existing assets, and create an application extremely quickly because the developer only has to focus on the code and data. although creating applications from scratch will always have a place in the cloud movement, there are other tools that can be leveraged on a platform-as-a-service.
next, paas will be able to host virtual machines and compute their programs with ease. most readers are probably familiar with a vm, and therefore can visualize what it looks like to run a vm on top of a paas.
vm management on paas will only become easier and more seamless. rest assured that vms on paas will be supported in the future because of their security. while docker containers are new and upcoming (see below), vms will need extensive paas support for mission critical applications.
docker helps solve the problem of helping developers and system administrators build, ship, and run distributed applications. the docker platform helps make programmable processes self-contained that can run on a single kernel, with a single interface to manage the container.
docker containers are extremely relevant to paas due to their high portability. the combination of docker with platforms-as-a-service will allow developers to manage running containers, combine processes to running containers, and communicate with the docker repository. in this regard, containers on a paas will make it incredibly easy to start/stop containers and view the running logs.
docker on bluemix enables users to port their existing applications and make them publicly accessible for one’s user base. this is made possible because docker requires all dependencies to be stored inside the container itself.
with tools such as docker, the landscape of the paas will be drastically changing. the paas that can adapt to make it as simple for users as possible to get started on the platform from scratch, with a vm, or with a container will win the hearts of developers. each approach offers unique pros and drawbacks.
for example, while docker containers are extremely efficient, their security isn’t as robust as a vm. while building from scratch provides flexibility, it does not provide as much speed as the other times. some applications require more security, and some require less overhead to run. the requirements of the application determine which approach the user wants to take. in the end, the paas needs to provide all options to their customers.


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Watching coverage of the protesters who brought assault weapons to Health Care rallies, I found myself imagining how I might explain the choice to a child.
That’s what it boils down to. If you really want to be heard, try for a little continuity. Unless you plan to let those big guns do the talking, leave them at home. Next time you want to make a statement about the importance of your rights as a citizen of this country while surrounded by a crowd of innocent people, consider non-lethal alternatives—they get more respect.
You mean bringing guns to a health care rally doesn’t make sense?!
So well written showse. Thank you for giving a fellow parent words to put in her mental pocket, just in case a child walks in at the wrong time during a news broadcast.
I missed that story, and as a Mom, I have had to tune out news more than I want. We even have to watch reading Internet articles. A few weeks ago our 8 yr old declared over Dad’s shoulder, “I would have taken a ladder out of that shed and just climbed the fence if some bad man was trying to keep me.” How do you explain to an innocent child that the “bad guy” isn’t going to be mean and nasty when he “steals” you….
and a gun may have nothing to do with it!!
Ugh… so true. My 4-year-old is afraid of witches… I dread the day he fears human beings.
What the hell? It’s our right to bring guns to one of these rallys, don’t you see that?
Yankee… yes, it’s your right to bring a gun somewhere, but why would you? If someone is doing it to voice their opinion on an issue like gun control, then that makes sense. To bring a gun to a health care debate is like someone of legal drinking age showing up and drinking until they vomit all over the crowd… they have the right to do that, but why would they when it has nothing to do with health care?

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watching coverage of the protesters who brought assault weapons to health care rallies, i found myself imagining how i might explain the choice to a child.
that’s what it boils down to. if you really want to be heard, try for a little continuity. unless you plan to let those big guns do the talking, leave them at home. next time you want to make a statement about the importance of your rights as a citizen of this country while surrounded by a crowd of innocent people, consider non-lethal alternatives—they get more respect.
you mean bringing guns to a health care rally doesn’t make sense?!
so well written showse. thank you for giving a fellow parent words to put in her mental pocket, just in case a child walks in at the wrong time during a news broadcast.
i missed that story, and as a mom, i have had to tune out news more than i want. we even have to watch reading internet articles. a few weeks ago our 8 yr old declared over dad’s shoulder, “i would have taken a ladder out of that shed and just climbed the fence if some bad man was trying to keep me.” how do you explain to an innocent child that the “bad guy” isn’t going to be mean and nasty when he “steals” you….
and a gun may have nothing to do with it!!
ugh… so true. my 4-year-old is afraid of witches… i dread the day he fears human beings.
what the hell? it’s our right to bring guns to one of these rallys, don’t you see that?
yankee… yes, it’s your right to bring a gun somewhere, but why would you? if someone is doing it to voice their opinion on an issue like gun control, then that makes sense. to bring a gun to a health care debate is like someone of legal drinking age showing up and drinking until they vomit all over the crowd… they have the right to do that, but why would they when it has nothing to do with health care?


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Jabalpur: City-based Darul Uloom Ahle Sunnat (DUAS) has issued a fatwa against BJP leader S K Muddin ostracising him from the community over his triple talaq remarks with the the latter today hitting back saying he is going to file a defamation suit against the decree.
Sunnis' Barelvi sect Islamic Study Centre's DUAS Mufti (cleric) Mohammad Asrar Ahmed Ashrafi issued the fatwa against Muddin, who is the MP Backward Classes and Minority Finance and Development Corporation vice president, on January 23 to ex-communicate him over his remark on triple talaq which he described as against Quran and Islamic Sharia, according to PTI.
According to news clippings posted on S K Muddin's facebook page, the BJP leader also said that he will lead a masive campaign against triple talaq on January 31, 2017.
"We have serious differences on the issue with All India Muslim Personal Law Board (AIMPLB). Muslim Rashtriya Manch will organise a Vishal Mahila Sammelan of Muslim women against triple talaq on January 31", he said.
He said divorce is permitted in Islam as the last option and under strict guidelines.
"If somebody decides to divorce his wife because of unavoidable reasons then it should be strictly done as per Islamic law, not arbitrarily", he said.
S K Muddin's statements however did not go down well with Darul Uloom Ahle Sunnat (DUAS) and the organisation issued the fatwa against him and two others.
The fatwa also says that if the trio apologises for their remark, they will be pardoned and allowed back into the community's fold.
S K Muddin however refused to apologise and said he would file a defamation case against the organisation.
"We are with Shariat but against the triple talaq, which is against the tenets of Islam," Muddin told PTI Saturday.
"We are going to move court and file a defamation suit against the issuance of fatwa," he added.

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jabalpur: city-based darul uloom ahle sunnat (duas) has issued a fatwa against bjp leader s k muddin ostracising him from the community over his triple talaq remarks with the the latter today hitting back saying he is going to file a defamation suit against the decree.
sunnis' barelvi sect islamic study centre's duas mufti (cleric) mohammad asrar ahmed ashrafi issued the fatwa against muddin, who is the mp backward classes and minority finance and development corporation vice president, on january 23 to ex-communicate him over his remark on triple talaq which he described as against quran and islamic sharia, according to pti.
according to news clippings posted on s k muddin's facebook page, the bjp leader also said that he will lead a masive campaign against triple talaq on january 31, 2017.
"we have serious differences on the issue with all india muslim personal law board (aimplb). muslim rashtriya manch will organise a vishal mahila sammelan of muslim women against triple talaq on january 31", he said.
he said divorce is permitted in islam as the last option and under strict guidelines.
"if somebody decides to divorce his wife because of unavoidable reasons then it should be strictly done as per islamic law, not arbitrarily", he said.
s k muddin's statements however did not go down well with darul uloom ahle sunnat (duas) and the organisation issued the fatwa against him and two others.
the fatwa also says that if the trio apologises for their remark, they will be pardoned and allowed back into the community's fold.
s k muddin however refused to apologise and said he would file a defamation case against the organisation.
"we are with shariat but against the triple talaq, which is against the tenets of islam," muddin told pti saturday.
"we are going to move court and file a defamation suit against the issuance of fatwa," he added.


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The major change in this version is that you can now edit database entries via the same Intranet/Internet site you use to view entries. If you are not authorised to make changes, those editing features are hidden from you. You now get the choice between updating the database directly or - as before - via the synchronisation utility.
These search facilities were previously available only to people with access to maintain the database.
If you are using SQL Server to store your data, you get a new ability to search the words used in database entries. Note, however, this might be suppressed in your site if it causes performance problems.
The log of searches shows the id of the person making the search (or 'Anonymous' if not logged-in) and an extra column containing 'Intranet' to differentiate intranet searches from desktop ones when log files are shared.
When people search the database, any error messages are shown in the results pane making them easier to spot.
If you are using SQL Server to store your data, you get more space to store index entries for use with the main search. Previously the limit was 255 characters, the new limit is 800 characters.
Maintenance users can use an online service to manage your database. You can use it to switch a SQL Server database between synchronisable and updateable, for example.
The Show configuration values page now shows the current database timeout value (and the Intranet Installation Guide explains how to change the timeout).
The Test file references page now shows diagnostic information even if the database cannot be opened successfully.
The network installation program updates databases to the version 4.0 format.

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the major change in this version is that you can now edit database entries via the same intranet/internet site you use to view entries. if you are not authorised to make changes, those editing features are hidden from you. you now get the choice between updating the database directly or - as before - via the synchronisation utility.
these search facilities were previously available only to people with access to maintain the database.
if you are using sql server to store your data, you get a new ability to search the words used in database entries. note, however, this might be suppressed in your site if it causes performance problems.
the log of searches shows the id of the person making the search (or 'anonymous' if not logged-in) and an extra column containing 'intranet' to differentiate intranet searches from desktop ones when log files are shared.
when people search the database, any error messages are shown in the results pane making them easier to spot.
if you are using sql server to store your data, you get more space to store index entries for use with the main search. previously the limit was 255 characters, the new limit is 800 characters.
maintenance users can use an online service to manage your database. you can use it to switch a sql server database between synchronisable and updateable, for example.
the show configuration values page now shows the current database timeout value (and the intranet installation guide explains how to change the timeout).
the test file references page now shows diagnostic information even if the database cannot be opened successfully.
the network installation program updates databases to the version 4.0 format.


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Between writing his well-known revolutionary liberal tracts Common Sense (1776) and The Rights of Man (1791), Thomas Paine contributed knowledgeably to a 1785-6 debate over money and banking in Pennsylvania. Paine defended the Bank of North America’s charter and its operations in a number of lengthy letters to Philadelphia newspapers during 1786, followed by a December monograph that summarized his case, Dissertations on Government; The Affairs of the Bank; and Paper Money.
Paine argued that to repeal the bank’s charter violated both the rule of law and the maxims of sound economic policy. His writings show that he well understood the benefits of banking. Although proponents of the repeal accused Paine, publicly known to be in dire financial shape, of being paid by the BNA’s proprietors for defending it (one called him "an unprincipled author, who lets his pen out for hire"), Paine vociferously denied the charge, and historians (such as Philip S. Foner, who edited an anthology of Paine’s works), have found no evidence to support the accusation. Prima facie evidence for Paine’s sincerity is found in his marshalling of serious arguments that were consistent with the classical liberal principles of his earlier writings.
Here’s the backstory: The Continental Congress chartered the Bank of North America, headquartered in Philadelphia and headed by Robert Morris and Thomas Willing in 1781. Considering a Commonwealth of Pennsylvania charter to be a sounder authorization, in 1782 the bank sought and received a charter from the Pennsylvania legislature. After the Revolutionary War’s end in 1783, as historian Janet Wilson noted, farmers in western Pennsylvania with large debts and tax arrears “set up a cry for paper money” to be issued by the Commonwealth. These state-issued notes would not be presently redeemable, but would be receivable for future tax payments.
The inflationists understandably saw the BNA as a barrier to their plan. If the bank valued the state paper below its par value, while BNA banknotes and checks traded at par in terms of the silver dollars for which they could be immediately redeemed, real demand for the state paper currency would be low. Better for the sake of state paper to eliminate the superior alternative. Hence, with the legislature voting to authorize an issue of state notes in mid-1785, the inflationists demanded repeal of the bank’s charter. They were further motivated by the bank proprietors’ public opposition to state paper. The legislature debated and then repealed the charter in September 1785. The BNA continued to do business, on a smaller scale, under its 1781 charter from the Continental Congress. (The 1st US Congress would not meet until March 1789.) Eighteen months after repeal, in March 1787, following a pitched public discussion and the election of pro-bank legislators in fall 1786, the charter was restored.
The pretense for paper money has been, that there was not a sufficiency of gold and silver. This, so far from being a reason for paper emissions, is a reason against them. As gold and silver are not the productions of North America, they are, therefore, articles of importation; and if we set up a paper manufactory of money it amounts, as far as it is able, to prevent the importation of hard money, or to send it out again as fast it comes in; and by following this practice we shall continually banish the specie, till we have none left, and be continually complaining of the grievance instead of remedying the cause. Considering gold and silver as articles of importation, there will in time, unless we prevent it by paper emissions, be as much in the country as the occasions of it require, for the same reasons there are as much of other imported articles.
Paper money is like dramdrinking, it relieves for a moment by deceitful sensation, but gradually diminishes the natural heat, and leaves the body worse than it found it. Were not this the case, and could money be made of paper at pleasure, every sovereign in Europe would be as rich as he pleased. But the truth is, that it is a bubble and the attempt vanity.
As to the assumed authority of any assembly in making paper money, or paper of any kind, a legal tender, or in other language, a compulsive payment, it is a most presumptuous attempt at arbitrary power. … [A]ll tender laws are tyrannical and unjust, and calculated to support fraud and oppression.
Specie may be called the stock in trade of the bank, it is therefore its interest to prevent it from wandering out of the country, and to keep a constant standing supply to be ready for all domestic occasions and demands. … While the bank is the general depository of cash, no great sums can be obtained without getting it from thence, and as it is evidently prejudicial to its interest to advance money to be sent abroad, because in this case the money cannot by circulation return again, the bank, therefore, is interested in preventing what the committee would have it suspected of promoting. It is to prevent the exportation of cash, and to retain it in the country, that the bank has, on several occasions, stopped the discounting notes till the danger had been passed.
Here Paine failed to add that the public’s voluntary substitution of banknotes for specie, although it does not banish any specie that is still wanted, does allow the payment system to conduct a given volume of payments more economically, with less specie. The ability to export the share of specie thus rendered redundant, in exchange for productive machines and material inputs, was a growth-enhancing benefit of banking that Adam Smith had emphasized in The Wealth of Nations published ten years earlier.
In response to the claim that the bank “will collect into the hands of the stockholders” the specie remaining in the country, Paine explained that a bank’s specie reserves are not the net worth owned by its shareholders. Rather the reserves are held to redeem its liabilities, and thus are “the property of every man who holds a bank note, or deposits cash there,” or otherwise has a claim on the bank.
The Bank of North America at the time held the first and as yet only bank charter granted by the legislature of Pennsylvania. Critics damned the BNA as a privileged monopoly. Legislator John Smiley asserted that the charter repeal “secured the natural rights of the people from invasion by monopolies.” This view – later echoed by the Jeffersonians and Jacksonians in their opposition to the First and Second Bank of the United States – is of course paradoxical. The cure for monopoly power created by exclusive charter (incorporation) is to grant charters freely, to go from one to a multiplicity of charters. It is not to go from one to zero charters. If more banks were free to enter but simply hadn’t yet, then the BNA was a monopolist only in the benign sense that the entrepreneur who creates a new market (thus expanding and not restricting trade) is the single seller until others arrive. Eventually additional chartered banks did enter the Pennsylvania market: the (First) Bank of the United States (chartered by the US Congress) in 1791, and the Bank of Pennsylvania (state-chartered) in 1793.
the rage that overran America, for paper money or paper currency, has reached to England under another name. There it was called continental money, and here it is called bank notes. But it signifies not what name it bears, if the capital is not equal to the redemption. … The natural effect of increasing and continuing to increase paper currencies is that of banishing the real money. The shadow takes place of the substance till the country is left with only shadows in its hands.
To reconcile this passage with his previous writings, we must suppose that Paine is not criticizing banknotes in general, but the Bank of England in particular for holding inadequate reserves relative to its growing note-issue.
A stoppage of payment at the bank is not a new thing. Smith in his "Wealth of Nations," book ii. chap. 2, says, that in the year 1696, exchequer bills fell forty, fifty and sixty per cent; bank notes twenty per cent; and the bank stopped payment. That which happened in 1696 may happen again in 1796.
To be clear, Paine anticipated trouble from the growing British public debt, not from threat of invasion. But the two were not unrelated.
 Most of the quotations from Paine below come from this monograph as reprinted in Philip S. Foner, ed., The Collected Works of Thomas Paine, vol. 2, which is available online here.
 Janet Wilson, “The Bank of North America and Pennsylvania Politics: 1781-1787,” The Pennsylvania Magazine of History and Biography 66 (Jan., 1942), pp. 3- 28; available here.
 Letter to the Pennsylvania Packet, April 4, 1786; in Collected Works II, p. 419.
 Letter to the Abbe Raynal (1782) in Collected Works II, pp. 229, 230.
 Dissertations on Government (1786), in Collected Works II, p. 407.
 Paine, “Prospects on the Rubicon” (1787), Collected Works II, pp. 636-7.
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Do Market Failures Justify Bank Capital Adequacy Regulation?

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between writing his well-known revolutionary liberal tracts common sense (1776) and the rights of man (1791), thomas paine contributed knowledgeably to a 1785-6 debate over money and banking in pennsylvania. paine defended the bank of north america’s charter and its operations in a number of lengthy letters to philadelphia newspapers during 1786, followed by a december monograph that summarized his case, dissertations on government; the affairs of the bank; and paper money.
paine argued that to repeal the bank’s charter violated both the rule of law and the maxims of sound economic policy. his writings show that he well understood the benefits of banking. although proponents of the repeal accused paine, publicly known to be in dire financial shape, of being paid by the bna’s proprietors for defending it (one called him "an unprincipled author, who lets his pen out for hire"), paine vociferously denied the charge, and historians (such as philip s. foner, who edited an anthology of paine’s works), have found no evidence to support the accusation. prima facie evidence for paine’s sincerity is found in his marshalling of serious arguments that were consistent with the classical liberal principles of his earlier writings.
here’s the backstory: the continental congress chartered the bank of north america, headquartered in philadelphia and headed by robert morris and thomas willing in 1781. considering a commonwealth of pennsylvania charter to be a sounder authorization, in 1782 the bank sought and received a charter from the pennsylvania legislature. after the revolutionary war’s end in 1783, as historian janet wilson noted, farmers in western pennsylvania with large debts and tax arrears “set up a cry for paper money” to be issued by the commonwealth. these state-issued notes would not be presently redeemable, but would be receivable for future tax payments.
the inflationists understandably saw the bna as a barrier to their plan. if the bank valued the state paper below its par value, while bna banknotes and checks traded at par in terms of the silver dollars for which they could be immediately redeemed, real demand for the state paper currency would be low. better for the sake of state paper to eliminate the superior alternative. hence, with the legislature voting to authorize an issue of state notes in mid-1785, the inflationists demanded repeal of the bank’s charter. they were further motivated by the bank proprietors’ public opposition to state paper. the legislature debated and then repealed the charter in september 1785. the bna continued to do business, on a smaller scale, under its 1781 charter from the continental congress. (the 1st us congress would not meet until march 1789.) eighteen months after repeal, in march 1787, following a pitched public discussion and the election of pro-bank legislators in fall 1786, the charter was restored.
the pretense for paper money has been, that there was not a sufficiency of gold and silver. this, so far from being a reason for paper emissions, is a reason against them. as gold and silver are not the productions of north america, they are, therefore, articles of importation; and if we set up a paper manufactory of money it amounts, as far as it is able, to prevent the importation of hard money, or to send it out again as fast it comes in; and by following this practice we shall continually banish the specie, till we have none left, and be continually complaining of the grievance instead of remedying the cause. considering gold and silver as articles of importation, there will in time, unless we prevent it by paper emissions, be as much in the country as the occasions of it require, for the same reasons there are as much of other imported articles.
paper money is like dramdrinking, it relieves for a moment by deceitful sensation, but gradually diminishes the natural heat, and leaves the body worse than it found it. were not this the case, and could money be made of paper at pleasure, every sovereign in europe would be as rich as he pleased. but the truth is, that it is a bubble and the attempt vanity.
as to the assumed authority of any assembly in making paper money, or paper of any kind, a legal tender, or in other language, a compulsive payment, it is a most presumptuous attempt at arbitrary power. … [a]ll tender laws are tyrannical and unjust, and calculated to support fraud and oppression.
specie may be called the stock in trade of the bank, it is therefore its interest to prevent it from wandering out of the country, and to keep a constant standing supply to be ready for all domestic occasions and demands. … while the bank is the general depository of cash, no great sums can be obtained without getting it from thence, and as it is evidently prejudicial to its interest to advance money to be sent abroad, because in this case the money cannot by circulation return again, the bank, therefore, is interested in preventing what the committee would have it suspected of promoting. it is to prevent the exportation of cash, and to retain it in the country, that the bank has, on several occasions, stopped the discounting notes till the danger had been passed.
here paine failed to add that the public’s voluntary substitution of banknotes for specie, although it does not banish any specie that is still wanted, does allow the payment system to conduct a given volume of payments more economically, with less specie. the ability to export the share of specie thus rendered redundant, in exchange for productive machines and material inputs, was a growth-enhancing benefit of banking that adam smith had emphasized in the wealth of nations published ten years earlier.
in response to the claim that the bank “will collect into the hands of the stockholders” the specie remaining in the country, paine explained that a bank’s specie reserves are not the net worth owned by its shareholders. rather the reserves are held to redeem its liabilities, and thus are “the property of every man who holds a bank note, or deposits cash there,” or otherwise has a claim on the bank.
the bank of north america at the time held the first and as yet only bank charter granted by the legislature of pennsylvania. critics damned the bna as a privileged monopoly. legislator john smiley asserted that the charter repeal “secured the natural rights of the people from invasion by monopolies.” this view – later echoed by the jeffersonians and jacksonians in their opposition to the first and second bank of the united states – is of course paradoxical. the cure for monopoly power created by exclusive charter (incorporation) is to grant charters freely, to go from one to a multiplicity of charters. it is not to go from one to zero charters. if more banks were free to enter but simply hadn’t yet, then the bna was a monopolist only in the benign sense that the entrepreneur who creates a new market (thus expanding and not restricting trade) is the single seller until others arrive. eventually additional chartered banks did enter the pennsylvania market: the (first) bank of the united states (chartered by the us congress) in 1791, and the bank of pennsylvania (state-chartered) in 1793.
the rage that overran america, for paper money or paper currency, has reached to england under another name. there it was called continental money, and here it is called bank notes. but it signifies not what name it bears, if the capital is not equal to the redemption. … the natural effect of increasing and continuing to increase paper currencies is that of banishing the real money. the shadow takes place of the substance till the country is left with only shadows in its hands.
to reconcile this passage with his previous writings, we must suppose that paine is not criticizing banknotes in general, but the bank of england in particular for holding inadequate reserves relative to its growing note-issue.
a stoppage of payment at the bank is not a new thing. smith in his "wealth of nations," book ii. chap. 2, says, that in the year 1696, exchequer bills fell forty, fifty and sixty per cent; bank notes twenty per cent; and the bank stopped payment. that which happened in 1696 may happen again in 1796.
to be clear, paine anticipated trouble from the growing british public debt, not from threat of invasion. but the two were not unrelated.
 most of the quotations from paine below come from this monograph as reprinted in philip s. foner, ed., the collected works of thomas paine, vol. 2, which is available online here.
 janet wilson, “the bank of north america and pennsylvania politics: 1781-1787,” the pennsylvania magazine of history and biography 66 (jan., 1942), pp. 3- 28; available here.
 letter to the pennsylvania packet, april 4, 1786; in collected works ii, p. 419.
 letter to the abbe raynal (1782) in collected works ii, pp. 229, 230.
 dissertations on government (1786), in collected works ii, p. 407.
 paine, “prospects on the rubicon” (1787), collected works ii, pp. 636-7.
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do market failures justify bank capital adequacy regulation?


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There is growing evidence of the importance of what is broadly termed ‘character’, those attitudes and behaviours that underpin success at school and work, such as resilience, motivation and self-control.
Indeed there is a range of data to suggest these ‘non-cognitive’ or so-called ‘soft’ skills more accurately predict long-term educational success than performance in traditional subjects, like maths.
At National Numeracy our vision is for everyone in the UK to have the confidence and competence to use numbers and think mathematically in everyday life, but how can this link to the notions of ‘character’?
Many believe that improving numeracy will be the inevitable by-product of a focus on academic maths.
National Numeracy has taken a different approach and our Essentials of Numeracy embodies the elements that we believe are vital to prepare young people for life in modern Britain, including those notably absent from maths curricula in the UK but present in high-performing countries, and this is where the link with character comes in.
This paper looks at why character, grit and mindset are a key part of learning maths.
Is ‘character’ a part of your maths teaching?
Boaler, Jo. 2009. The Elephant In The Classroom: Helping Children Learn and Love Maths.
Duckworth, Angela L., Christopher Peterson, Michael D. Matthews, and Dennis R. Kelly. 2007. “Grit: Perseverance and Passion for Long-term Goals.” Journal of Personality and Social Psychology 92 (6): 1087.
Dweck, Carol. 2008. “Mindset and Math/Science Achievement ". Teaching & Leadership: Managing for Effective Teachers and Leaders.
Khaneman, Daniel. 2011. Thinking, Fast and Slow.
Syed, Matthew. 2010. Bounce: The Myth of Talent and the Power of Practice.
Tough, Paul. 2012. How Children Succeed: Grit, Curiosity and the Hidden Power of Character.
Johnston-Wilder, S., 2013. Measuring Mathematical Resilience: An application of the construct of resilience to the study of mathematics.

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there is growing evidence of the importance of what is broadly termed ‘character’, those attitudes and behaviours that underpin success at school and work, such as resilience, motivation and self-control.
indeed there is a range of data to suggest these ‘non-cognitive’ or so-called ‘soft’ skills more accurately predict long-term educational success than performance in traditional subjects, like maths.
at national numeracy our vision is for everyone in the uk to have the confidence and competence to use numbers and think mathematically in everyday life, but how can this link to the notions of ‘character’?
many believe that improving numeracy will be the inevitable by-product of a focus on academic maths.
national numeracy has taken a different approach and our essentials of numeracy embodies the elements that we believe are vital to prepare young people for life in modern britain, including those notably absent from maths curricula in the uk but present in high-performing countries, and this is where the link with character comes in.
this paper looks at why character, grit and mindset are a key part of learning maths.
is ‘character’ a part of your maths teaching?
boaler, jo. 2009. the elephant in the classroom: helping children learn and love maths.
duckworth, angela l., christopher peterson, michael d. matthews, and dennis r. kelly. 2007. “grit: perseverance and passion for long-term goals.” journal of personality and social psychology 92 (6): 1087.
dweck, carol. 2008. “mindset and math/science achievement ". teaching & leadership: managing for effective teachers and leaders.
khaneman, daniel. 2011. thinking, fast and slow.
syed, matthew. 2010. bounce: the myth of talent and the power of practice.
tough, paul. 2012. how children succeed: grit, curiosity and the hidden power of character.
johnston-wilder, s., 2013. measuring mathematical resilience: an application of the construct of resilience to the study of mathematics.


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sukesh kotian, 24 Dec 2008Just I want to know there is any option of call recording in E71. PLS Reply me as soon as possibleYes there is, you should download and install callrecorder for symbian.
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Is it available without camera?
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how can i install new themes for e 71??
toni, 27 Dec 2008have problem with the memory card slot. it keeps showing a message to pull out the memory card... morethis phone sometimes have problem with memory card. sometimes it can't read the memory card, but after u reboot or replug it, its ok.
but horribly, today when i record video, suddenly it stops, shows error and can't read the memory card. for the "bonus", all my multimedia data is lost?!!!
poklat, 27 Dec 2008can this phone view pdf files?Yes, the E71 reads PDF files.

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i got my e71 just a few days back...while transfering songs through pc suite i cannot access my memory card...i cant access my memory card at all through usb...please can anyone help me out??
those who need blackberry connection... check out https://email.nokia.com/. download the software and turn your device into a blackberry. this device looks damn good. ıt has a great battery life (unlike windows mobile phones), a wonderfull form factor (unlike windows mobile phones).
sukesh kotian, 24 dec 2008just i want to know there is any option of call recording in e71. pls reply me as soon as possibleyes there is, you should download and install callrecorder for symbian.
can anyone tell me how to change the bit rate to perform smooth video playback?i convert dvd into mpeg4(app 700mb) which has excellent resolution but a bit "stop" during fast action.
how can i activate ma gps thru bluetooth...it doesnt show any maps...do i have to download the maps??
is it available without camera?
great phone i must say and better than the iphone if people realize it.
how can i install new themes for e 71??
toni, 27 dec 2008have problem with the memory card slot. it keeps showing a message to pull out the memory card... morethis phone sometimes have problem with memory card. sometimes it can't read the memory card, but after u reboot or replug it, its ok.
but horribly, today when i record video, suddenly it stops, shows error and can't read the memory card. for the "bonus", all my multimedia data is lost?!!!
poklat, 27 dec 2008can this phone view pdf files?yes, the e71 reads pdf files.


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