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71 hours, plus 6 additional hours in biblical languages
The major in youth ministry offers students an opportunity to make special preparation to serve as youth ministers while laying a strong foundation in a study of the Bible and Bible-related subjects. The purpose of the youth ministry major at OC is to equip students to minister with adolescents and their families.
An OC graduate with a Bachelor of Arts degree in Youth Ministry will be able to:
- "Know thyself."
- Plan and lay out a yearly program of activities that reinforce the core values of the Christian faith, the local church, and the youth group.
- Involve the parents of adolescents and other volunteers in the youth and family program, utilizing their gifts.
- Refer to parents, authorities, and/or counselors when adolescents are at risk.
- Share the Gospel specifically using methods to reach adolescents.
- Disciple and assist adolescents in their spiritual formation.
- Use and teach scripture effectively.
Student must complete a minimum of 126 hours including the major, core, and minor if required. Elective hours may be needed to reach 126 hours.
1. 17 hours required core major courses
- BIBL-2713 - Introduction to Ministry
- BIBL-3013 - Hermeneutics
- BIBL-3203 - Biblical Exegesis
- BIBL-3823 - Counseling for Ministers
- BIBL-4753 - Seminar in Christian Ministry
- BIBL-2512 - Personal Evangelism
2. 3 hours chosen from
3. 6 hours required
4. 9 hours chosen from
- YTMN-2123 - Counseling Adolescents
- YTMN-2213 - Introduction to Youth and Family Ministry As A Profession
- YTMN-2233 - Experiential Teaching Methods in the Outdoors
- YTMN-3113 - Evangelism, Discipleship, and Spiritual Formation With Adolescents
- YTMN-3213 - Models & Programming in Youth Ministry
- YTMN-4113 - Media Culture and Adolescence
- YTMN-4313 - Volunteers, Parents, and Staff in Youth and Family Ministry
5. 3 hours practicum required
6. 3 hours required
7. 3 hours chosen from
8. 6 hours psychology courses
9. 6 hours Old Testament textual courses
10. 9 hours New Testament textual courses
11. 6 hours elective textual courses
12. 6 hours, biblical languages
A student must take 6 hours of Greek or 6 hours of Hebrew in addition to the above requirements for the B.A. in Religious Education.
- HBRW-3113 - Elementary Hebrew I
- HBRW-3213 - Elementary Hebrew II (May also count as Old Testament textual)
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I actually think that it was a great indicator of strength. I could easily tell how still far Luffy is from the top tiers like Akainu. Before Luffy and Zoro needed to team up and use one of their strongest attack just to make a hole on Aqua Laguna. On the other hand WB can easily Create one, Aokiji can easily freeze one and Mihawk can easily cut one in half. Now Luffy can do a similar feat in terms of destructive power (the near destruction of Noah) but has to go totally all out in order to do so while Mihawk didn't even use a named slash when he cut down the huge frozen wave. In my eyes, Luffy can give any of the top tier a good sparring session but would still lose handily. Even Akainu would have gotten out of the way from a gatlling elephant gun.
This also makes me believe that Luffy would have to team up with someone, maybe Law Kid and Zoro when fighting Big Mom (if it's her) then the rest would go down leaving only Luffy and Big Mom but with a damage taken to even the fight out. Luffy's next Yonkou fight would be a one on one. By that time he's ready.


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Eric Carle is known for his striking collage illustrations. Many of the books he illustrated are considered children's classics - "Brown Bear, Brown Bear" by Bill Martin Jr., "The Very Lonely Firefly", and "The Very Hungry Caterpillar" among many others. Recently I heard a great interview with Eric Carle on NPR and he was talking about children, their artwork and how they should not be taught to "color in the lines". This is a concept that some of us have trouble with – knowing when it is the right time to teach children that there is a "right" way of doing things, but also that it is important for them to be free to create in their own way. You can listen to this interview at: http://www.npr.org/2011/10/08/141057271/the-blue-horse-that-inspired-a-childrens-book If you were to ask young children what it is about Eric Carle's illustrations that appeals to them (and they were able to articulate it) I think they would say that the colors are vibrant and the style is informal and abstract – qualities that often come through in children's artwork.
Eric Carle was born in the United States but is of German descent and lived in Germany for many years during World War II. When he was a boy he saw the stylized images and unconventional colors of the German expressionist artists and was particularly impressed with the artwork of Franz Marc. Eric Carle's latest book, "The Artist Who Painted a Blue Horse", illustrates how Franz Marc influenced his style in a series of boldly colored animal images. In the back of the book he shows Franz Marc's own Blue Horse, so we can easily see the idea that became his own trademark style - colorful animals.
North Central Regional Library has MANY of Eric Carle's books, so please CHECK THEM OUT! If you would like more information about Eric Carle or the Eric Carle Museum of Children's Art go to these web links:
http://www.eric-carle.com/home.html has coloring pages, a newsletter from Eric Carle and merchandise for sale.
http://www.carlemuseum.org/Home explore Eric Carle's website devoted to his museum, read articles and blogs in children's literature, and see what exhibits are being shown at the Amherst, Massachusetts museum.
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Dave Mustaine addresses the question with Loudwire on whether he's the "godfather of thrash metal", by pointing to his early days in Metallica and how that may have shaped the genre of thrash metal. He also praises James Hetfield's guitar skills, but what's his ultimate answer to the "godfather of thrash metal" question? Watch the video below to find out.
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Combining an innovative dynamic fitting upper with everyday runability, the Nike Flyknit Trainer features moderate cushioning and a semi-soft ride.
For runners who crave a socklike fit, the Nike Flyknit Trainer is here to deliver. This innovative neutral trainer features a seamless knit upper, offering a dynamic fit that adapts to the changing shape of the foot through the gait cycle. Nike Zoom units in both the forefoot and heel deliver a responsive ride, and a waffle-patterned outsole provides durability and traction.
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Comments: I purchased these after a positive experience with the Flyknit Free 5.0. Outside of the Lunaracer 1 & 2 sole, this is my favorite from Nike. I've got about 50 miles on the shoes and the sole is holding up ok. However, I doubt I will get much more than about 250 miles on these because the rubber is so thin. This is similar to what I get out of the Lunaracers that are significantly cheaper. Beyond the sole, the upper is comfortable, especially without socks. I found that my socks (Balega) get bunched up under my toes so it's easier and more comfortable to go without them. What I don't like about this shoe is that the sole and upper don't seem to be designed for each other. The heel cup doesn't hold my foot to the shoe well at all and tightening the laces helps but is uncomfortable. I'm a pretty severe underpronator and I run off the mid part of my foot so it's not a huge deal but it's noticeable. I haven't had this issue at all with the Flyknit Frees, which I attribute to the lack of a structured insert within the heel of the 5.0s that allows the Flyknit material to hug the foot better. Bottom line is that I hope they keep the shoe around, especially the sole, and keep working on the Flyknit upper for this shoe. It's a nice start but not great. I weight about 170 lbs., run about 50-70 miles a week, and rotate these shoes with three or four other pairs of shoes (vomero, lunaracer, free 5.0, and zoom elite 6).
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Comments to this post between now and Friday 12 PM MST will be entered in a chance to win. I will use Random.org to pick the winner. The winner will be announced on the blog Saturday July 21st. The winner must provide me with their email address. Good luck!
9 comments:
- Randy Seaver said...
Hi Amy,
This summer, I used the 1940 US Census on Ancestry.com to find differences between Ancestry indexing and FamilySearch indexing for some of my family surnames.
Randy Seaver (firstname.lastname@example.com)
- July 16, 2012 at 1:52 PM
- Lee said...
I learned how to use Wordpress from Dear Myrtle and created a blog about my mother's family called the Norwitz Cousins Club. Also I volunteered to do the blog for the Southern Arizona Jewish Genealogy Society.
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- July 17, 2012 at 12:43 AM
- Lindell said...
Using the city directories on Ancestry, I found a date listed for the death of my great-grandfather. I ordered and received a copy of his death certificate. Even though it was missing his parents' information and his place of birth, it had his place of burial. A phone call to the cemetery revealed a lot more information about other family members! This search has been very difficult. I don't think it would have been possible without those city directories.
- July 17, 2012 at 11:36 AM
- tucsonjane said...
Hi, I've been using GenealogyBank.com to search historic archive newspapers for articles on both my paternal and maternal sides of family. My grandmother(mother's mother) was the "Rose Carnival" Queen in San Jose, CA .. a big deal in 1910. Also found some amusing newspaper court reports on ancestors of my third cousin..all in Portland's "The Oregonian" newspaper. Heading to Oregon in August for a high school reunion and for more searches in archives at state capitol, several county courthouses + historical societies and, as always, visits to more cemeteries!
- July 17, 2012 at 4:55 PM
Barbara said. . .
I searched the 1940 Census Index for Arizona on Ancestry for my husband and his parents and could not find them anywhere. I could find the other relatives, but not them. So, I put in my mother-in-law's first name of Agnes and in Yuma County and sent the search engine to work. The indexer translated the name of Salyer to "Delyser". I looked at the digital image of the census, and the spelling of "Salyer" is perfectly clear.
So, don't give up the first time around - the family you want is probably there.
- July 17, 2012 at 5:42 PM
- Michelle Goodrum said...
This summer I went to the Colorado State Archives and obtained the 1881 marriage license and certificate for my great great grandmother's sister. I've been looking for it for YEARS!
- July 19, 2012 at 3:20 PM
- Nancy said...
How kind you are to offer this giveaway, Amy. Thank you.
I ordered copies of my great-grandparents' Pennsylvania death certificates. I learned the birth date of my great-grandmother from one. I also re-ordered my great-grandfather's because they sent the wrong one.
I haven't been doing a lot with my genealogy because we've added a generation to our family and I've been watching my grandson grow!
Thanks again for offering this give-away.
- July 19, 2012 at 4:31 PM
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- July 20, 2012 at 6:40 AM
- Barbara said...
Hi Amy,
This summer I traveled to Vermont and picked through the town records of Topsham. I photographed tombstones of my immigrant Irish ancestor, his wife, and 3 generations of his descendants. I located his estate papers at the county seat and learned about what his widow had to do to settle his estate (he died at the age of 35 in an accident). I investigated the man from his hometown in Ireland (unknown) and photographed his descendants' headstones. I copied hundreds of pages of deeds in an effort to locate the land on which my immigrant ancestor lived. I drove up the hill on which he died and took pictures for my family.
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Teenage winger Joe Burgess continued his try-fest with four touchdowns as Wigan warmed up for the World Club Challenge with a 46-22 victory over New Zealand Warriors in Hamilton.
The match at the Waikato Stadium, which was beamed to the UK by Wigan TV, was organised to give the Super League champions much-needed practice ahead of their clash with Sydney Roosters on Saturday week and there were more positives than negatives for coach Shaun Wane.
The visitors trailed 22-16 at half-time to a weakened Warriors side but dominated the second half, with 21-year-old Sam Powell leading the way in the absence of Australian stand-off Blake Green.
Burgess, 19, who scored in Wigan's opening 24-8 Super League defeat by Huddersfield to add to the six tries in registered in two pre-season games, provided the finishing touches with four of his side's nine tries.
Two other youngsters, Dom Manfredi and Ryan Hampshire, also pushed their claims for places against the Roosters while former Bradford forward John Bateman was also impressive on his first appearance.
Wigan were without skipper Sean O'Loughlin, who is nursing a hamstring injury, but England winger Josh Charnley made his first appearance since the World Cup after recovering from a hernia operation and hooker Michael McIlorum began the match after playing on 16 minutes against Huddersfield.
Wane's men made the best possible start, racing into a 12-0 lead inside eight minutes with tries from second rower Jack Hughes and Burgess, both converted by acting captain Matty Smith.
But the Aucklanders exposed Wigan's defensive frailty to open up a six-point lead by half-time thanks to tries from Adam Tuimavave-Gerrard, Nathan Friend, Nathaniel Peteru and Chad Towsnend, who also kicked three goals.
Darrell Goulding had scored Wigan's only other first-half try but it was a different game after the break, however, as Wane's youngsters stepped up to the mark.
The lethal Burgess completed his hat-trick within 10 minutes of the restart, prop Gil Dudson took advantage of a delightful offload from Bateman to crash over and Powell re-gathered his own grubber kick to score a solo try.
Manfredi provided the highlight when he diffused a kick from Townsend 10 metres from his own line and sprinted 90 metres to score before Burgess wrapped up the scoring with his fourth try three minutes from the end.
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CLEVELAND/FERRON - Phyllis Ann Mott "Dot" Allred passed away in Ferron, Utah on June 18, 2013 at the age of 92. She was born Oct. 10, 1920 in Roosevelt, Utah to Charles A and Amelia Mott. She married Vernon Russell Allred April 1, 1944 in Mich. and they were later sealed together in the Manti Temple. Together they operated a large Ranch in Cleveland, Utah. She also owned and operated the original Nursing Home in Ferron for many years and also put together the Jr. Rider's of the Spanish Trail Club and enjoyed working with many riders. She loved horses and gardening, along with working in the Manti Temple for many years. She aged gracefully but hated the day she finally had to give up driving.
She is survived by her daughters Lou Juanna and Stephen Snow of Ferron, and Rada and Leonard Rogers of Billings, Mont. with 13 grandchildren and 23 great grandchildren. She was preceded in death by her husband Russell, son Russell Lynn "Hoppy" Allred, 2 granddaughters Stephanie Gentry and Larissa Snow, 1 brother and 3 sisters. A viewing was held Saturday, June 22, 2013 from 9-10 a.m. with a funeral service to following in the Cleveland LDS Ward Chapel. Interment in the Cleveland City Cemetery under the direction of Heritage Funeral Home. Friends may sign the guest book at heritagefuneralhomeutah.com.


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ESI Environmental Inc Site
Site Information
- Indianapolis, Indiana (Marion County)
- Superfund Site Progress Profile
- Photo Gallery
Residents should call this number to report odors:
Mayor's Action Center
Contact Information
Community Involvement Coordinator
Janet Pope (email@example.com)
312-353-0628 or 800-621-8431, ext. 30628
On-Scene Coordinator
Verneta Simon
312-886-3601 or 800-621-8431, ext. 63601
Federal Attorney
Nola Hicks
312-886-7949 or 800-621-8431, ext. 67949
Additional Contacts
Cheryl L. Carlson
Environmental Coordinator
City of Indianapolis
2700 S. Belmont Ave.
Indianapolis, IN 46221
(317) 429-3569
Harry Atkinson
Indiana Department of Environmental Management
State Cleanup Section - Remediation Service Branch
Private Wells Concerns
Jason Doerflein
Marion County Health Department
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Update: ESI managers sentenced for criminal violations
A vice-president and two managers of ESI were sentenced for felony violations of the Clean Water Act on April 4, 2011. They were convicted of intentionally discharging untreated wastewater and stormwater from the facility directly into the Indianapolis sewer system. More information >>
ESI began operation in December 1999 as a commercial used oil processing facility. The facility collected, processed, recovered, and disposed of nonhazardous wastewater from industrial and commercial manufacturing plants. All materials received into the facility were treated and processed to separate the contaminants. The water collected during this process was discharged separately into the city of Indianapolis sanitary sewer system. The contaminants were further processed into a form that allowed for proper recycling or disposal. Any oils recovered in the process were shipped off-site to be reused. The site was designed so that the stormwater at the site was captured in its internal sewer system and ultimately run through its wastewater processing equipment prior to being discharged into the city sanitary sewer system.
On March 15, 2007, during a heavy rainfall, untreated oil and water from the site flowed into the city sewer system through a by-pass sewer that had been left open. This release resulted in contamination of surrounding commercial and residential properties. The resulting cleanup lead to the by-pass sewer being permanently sealed. In 2007, ESI was notified by a customer that a shipment of used oil from the site had contained PCBs. As a result, the equipment was decontaminated. Another release occurred in 2009 resulting again in contamination of area commercial and residential properties. Another cleanup took place, but these two releases indicate the need for runoff from the site to be controlled.
In October 2010 ESI filed bankruptcy leaving behind tanks containing hazardous chemicals such as sulfuric acid and polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs. EPA began a cleanup to address potential imminent health threats posed by these abandoned chemicals. One of the primary concerns was the potential for chemicals from the site to be released into the city sanitary sewer system or area surrounding the site in the event of a heavy rain or snow melt. For this reason, a primary focus of the work was and continues to be managing stormwater runoff.
Site Updates | News Releases | Presentations | Fact Sheets || Technical Documents || Legal Agreements
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Site Updates
November 2013
Cleanup of the ESI Environmental Inc site was recently completed by a group of companies considered potentially responsible for the contamination. The companies were doing the cleanup in response to a legal agreement they signed in 2011. On October 9, 2012, the United States Environmental Protection Agency issued a notice of completion letter to the companies stating that all of the requirements listed in the agreement had been met.
The notice of completion in no way releases the Respondents from any potential future obligations to perform additional work to address the same or other conditions at the Site. Similarly this notice of completion does not release Respondents from any recordkeeping, payment, penalties for any violation of the ASAOC, or other obligations that extend beyond the date of this notice.
- Cleanup Completed at ESI (PDF) (2pp, 316KB) November 2012
- Vice president, two managers of waste treatment facility sentenced for Clean Water Act felonies - April 4, 2011
- January 21 2011 PRP Meeting Power Point Presentation (PDF) (29pp, 3.5MB) January 2011
Fact Sheets
- Continued Clean-up Efforts at ESI Environmental, Inc. Facility - Flyer (PDF) (1pp, 263K) September 2011
- EPA Doing Cleanup At ESI Environmental Inc. (PDF) (2pp, 210K) October 2010
Technical Documents
- ESI - PRP Removal Pollution Report #3(PDF) (5pp, 44K) May 6, 2011
- Pollution Report #13 (PDF) (6pp, 83K) March 3, 2011
- Pollution Report #11 (PDF) (6pp, 36K) December 22, 2010
- Pollution Report #10 (PDF) (6pp, 36K) December 20, 2010
- Pollution Report #9 (PDF) (6pp, 36K) December 13, 2010
- Pollution Report #7 (PDF) (6pp, 41K) December 1, 2010
- Pollution Report #6 (PDF) (6pp, 35K) November 20, 2010
- Pollution Report #5 (PDF) (6pp, 31K) November 12, 2010
- Pollution Report #4 (PDF) (6pp, 31K) November 8, 2010
- Pollution Report #3 (PDF) (5pp, 24K) October 22, 2010
- Pollution Report #2 (PDF) (5pp, 31K) October 15, 2010
- Pollution Report #1 (PDF) (6pp, 32K) October 9, 2010
Legal Agreements
- Administrative Settlement Agreement and Order on Consent (PDF) (48pP, 2.26mb) April 2011
- Notice of Hearing on Trustee's Emergency Motions to Assume Executory Contracts, (PDF), (1pg, 17K) October 27, 2010
- Exhibit C - Motions to Assume Executory Contracts (PDF), (3pp, 171K) October 14, 2010
- Exhibit B - Motions to Assume Executory Contracts (PDF), (4pp, 171K) October 1, 2010
- Exhibit A - Motions to Assume Executory Contracts (PDF), (8pp, 283K) September 30, 2010
- Motion for Leave to Assume Executory Contract with WSP Environmental & Energy (PDF), (14pp, 52K) October 9, 2010
- Action Memorandom (PDF) (17pp, 1.72MB) September 2010


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More Than a Paycheck: Five Festivals Specially Tailored to DJs and Performers
Electronic music festivals come in all shapes and styles. The biggest (EDC, Ultra Music Festival) focus on size and spectacle; some are there to celebrate a specific musical heritage (Detroit's Movement); and others operate as industry gatherings expanded to encompass almost unlimited party options (Amsterdam Dance Event). While all festivals fundamentally exist to celebrate music, some take a particularly meticulous approach to the experience offered to both the audience and the artist. Sound, size, and curatorial scope are all factored in to craft a party that delivers far more than a fun time. Today we explore five different events around the world that keep not just the fans but the world's most respected DJs and performers coming back for more.


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By PAUL L. YOUNGSt. George
For quite some time former Vice President Al Gore has been shouting the warning cry of "global warming," and praising the writings of Rachel Carson who wrote "Silent Spring" and "Courage of Earth." One of the most difficult aspects of life is watching the radical extreme environmentalists standing at the foot of the altar of Rachel Carson looking up and praising and worshiping her.
It is mind boggling to find such incredible misguided admiration for a woman whose opposition to DDT and other synthetic pesticides that has led to the suffering and death of millions of people around the world. The final phase of her writings shows that Rachel Carson cared greatly for nature's wildlife and little if at all for mankind. Yet all these animals she claimed were dying because of the use of DDT have been proven wrong by the late G. Gordon Edwards.
Carson's "Silent Spring" resulted in the passage of the Endangered Species Act of 1973. Through her actions of making it illegal to use DDT led to the increase in mosquitoes and bed bugs 10-fold.
In the 1950s, bed bugs and mosquitoes were virtually eliminated in the US. At the removal of DDT, both bed bugs and mosquitoes have increased a 1,000 percent. Bed bugs are now coming in by moving vans, storage units, airplanes, ships, and bus cushions. We now read of popular hotels and motels asking for help in controlling bed bugs.
The number of complaints of these two bug infestations has more than doubled in San Francisco from 2004-2006. Since the year 2000, we have had several deaths caused by West Nile virus brought into Utah by the mosquito. Up to that period of time, we had never heard of the West Nile virus.
Some third world countries are now considering using DDT to control the malaria that is causing the deaths of thousands of lives in their countries. Many furniture stores have in the past, sprayed all mattresses they sold with DDT to control the spreading of the bed bug. Now they do nothing.


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Seriously, I don't mean to be rude, but skype for my android device (Motorola Droid X2) is absolutely ridiculous. It seems that every update, besides making the current bugs worse, brings more bugs.
Let's list the major ones:
-When calling another skype account, if the person does not answer, you the "end call" button does nothing
-Cannot always answer calls from other skype accounts
-When calling other skype accounts at times, it seems like it doesn't know who it's calling because it doesn't even show the name or picture
-Does not usually show when your friends are online or not
-When someone calls me and I answer, the stupid thing continues to ring in my ear after I have answered it, and even after I hang up. The only way to fix this is either restart the phone or end the application.
-When I call someone on skype the sound you hear when ringing the person often continues after they have already answered
-Extremely frequent crashes during use, sometimes even crashes the phone. Crashes also occasionally occur when skype is just running in the background
-When ringing people on skype, they don't always receive the call
-Bluetooth seems to work very intermittently
-Typing freezes up a lot, and causes system keyboard application to frequently crash
-When someone sends me an IM, often I must go out and then back in before it updates the conversation window.
I mean these are issues with basic usage of the thing! I can't even seem to use the thing without having trouble (and I pay for skype!). Is anyone else experiencing these bad of issues? I am using the droid x2, and this is my second one, so it's not the individual phone I have that was bad.
Skype 22.214.171.124 on android 2.3.4
i'd say skype for android is a prime candidate for a clean slate (rethought, redesigned, and rewritten completely)
My thoughts exactly...
Anyone else care to comment. Come on people, I know there are many more people experiencing the same issues! Voice your problems and your opinion and maybe skype will actually do something about it!
Maybe somebody have already figured this one out:
when I make/receive a call to/from a friend on skype from their computer to my Skype Droid, I hear them but they can't hear me. And the mic icon at the bottom of my phone shows that it's not on but it doesn't allow me to turn it on by pressing it. Is there another setting somewhere to turn the mic on???
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Surprise, surprise! Amazon has come top of the American Customer Satisfaction Index for the fourth consecutive year in a row, scoring an impressive 85% and setting the bar for online retailers everywhere.
Since 1995, Amazon has established itself as the world's leader in e-commerce. Its success is not a fluke, nor is it merely the result of being in the right place at the right time. Amazon's success is the direct result of a strong user shopping experience.
So why is Amazon doing so well when all we hear from the high street is doom and gloom?
For anyone who has shopped on the site recently it is obvious: the huge selection of items, the easy checkout process and speedy delivery makes shopping on Amazon both an easy and pleasurable shopping experience. Even with their notoriously-cluttered website, Amazon does all the important things right, over and over. So what can other online merchants learn from Amazon's success to get their share of the e-commerce pie?
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The main selling point of Amazon is the enormous product range. There are products of almost every brand and model in every category. The core product range has a very simple message; if you're looking for books or DVDs, we've almost always got it. More often than not Amazon's prices are also much lower than those of other online retailers and almost always lower than those of the offline ones.
Simple sign-up
Amazon's sign-in process still remains a model to be emulated. In order to register a new account, Amazon presents two questions in a linear order: "My name is' and 'my e-mail address is'. Bombarding your customers with multiple questions is an obstacle that will stop your shoppers like a concrete wall. I know this because I often leave sites that require me to register.
People don't want to have to remember a password or feel like they're being tied into a company when they just want to buy a book – after all you wouldn't make a customer sign-up in a regular store, would you?
Amazon's famous for personalizing the shopping experience of registered and non-registered users alike on the web. The site uses cookies to keep a user logged in, and that user's shopping habits are tracked and stored server-side in order to populate their home page with items they've looked at and might be interested in buying.
This is a great enhancement, because it dynamically customises the user's experience based on previous searches, page views, wish-list additions, written reviews and, ultimately, purchases.
Have you ever seen a convenience store without gum at the counter? The strategy here is to offer and sell items to shoppers that they didn't even know they wanted when they entered the store. The same rules apply to e-commerce.
"Customers who bought this book also bought" continues to be an astral approach to cross-selling. It almost always drags up other relevant products that the customer is likely to want. This increases the likelihood that the user will make the purchase, and ultimately helps to speed up the purchasing process. The whole site is engineered to give the shopper a rich and personalized shopping experience. Another huge tick for Amazon!
Confirmation emails are a great way of building trust in the overall fulfilment process, and for ensuring simple mistakes like choosing the wrong size or colour can be corrected. Many online retailers find themselves so focused on checkout process that they often forget about the opportunities that arise beyond the sale. Think about when you go to the supermarket. You hand over the money and immediately are given your products and a receipt. These are physical reassurances that your transaction is complete and you can go home happy. Reassure customers that the order went through and ease their anxiety by immediately confirming their purchases.
Focus on fulfilment
When you buy something with Amazon, you get it. In the rare case that there is a problem, you get a clear e-mail telling you so. Knowing that the book you ordered will be on your doorstep by Friday solves for the instant gratification problem that often plagues e-commerce. Of course, that's the way online shopping should be, but all too often it's not when you shop on other sites. Amazon's undivided focus on fulfilment clearly proves that the total user experience goes far beyond the user interface.
Provide reviews
Customer reviews are a well proven sales tool. People are turning to reviews to see what others have experienced. They want to know if they can trust the company to spend their hard–earned pounds. And it's great for your SEO too. We've noticed as few as four reviews having a positive impact on organic search ratings. Amazon's inclusion of detailed descriptions, videos, and reviews are all there for shoppers who need more information before pulling the trigger.
Applying these principles will ensure that your online store delivers a rewarding experience to the buyer and a good bottom line to the seller. Of course, Amazon is by no means perfect—no e-commerce store is. It has its own set of problems—but we'll save that for another post!
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Room with a view in the heart of Reykjavik.
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The room is on the top floor and has a fantastic view of the city center and the bay.
Open plan kitchen fully equipped, bathroom with shower a washing machine and drier, shared only with one another room.
Wireless internet.
Towels provided, sheets, duves and pillows.
Access to garden.
Perfect for a couple or a single traveller.
Separate entrance.
Behind the house.
Tourist information and drop-off point for all tours and airport shuttle, Flybus.
Free car parking.
Bike rental.
Einar Jónsson Museum the sculptor of the 20th century.
The tower of Hallgrimskirkja where you get a great view over the city.
Within 2 minutes walk is.
Laugavegur the main shopping street in the city where most of the bars and restaurants are located.
Low-cost grocery store.--Bakery.
Wonderful geothermal swimming pool, Sundhöllin.
Short walking distance is.
Public transport.
Harpa Music Hall.
Reykjavik Art Museum.
The National Art Museum.
Reykjavik City Hall.
The Harbor.
Whale watching.
Walk the seaside, biking and running paths and watch the sunset, mountains and enjoying the nature.
Please feel free to ask any questions I would be happy to answer.
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We had a really nice time at Ragga's apartment in the city centre. Ragga helped us a lot, gave us information about how to get to her apartment easily. It was very clean. The place is so cute, and lovely location. We really loved spending two nights there during our stopover. Thanks Ragga!!
Nice little apartment; I'd definitely stay here again. It was small but clean and well appointed. Also, I really liked the location. A great coffee shop was just half a block away, the Leifur Eriksson Hotel was 30 seconds away, and most tours will pick up or drop off there, including the FlyBus from the airport, so it was very convenient for arrival and departure. Though it was outside the main downtown area, it was a quick 10-15 minute walk to the city center and/or harbor, and being a bit away meant it was very quiet (Reykjavik is a party town, so nice not to have to listen to the noise that goes on till the wee hours. I did not have the chance to meet Ragga in person as she was away when I stayed, but she provided me with very detailed instructions and information and was very accessible via email during my stay.
Nice comfortable and friendly Studio with a well equipped kitchen.
The studio itself is very small but located next to the center.
Highly recommended and we would definitely come back.
Very clean room with a great view on the main church of Reykjavik. Bathroom and kitchen are available close to the room, very clean as well. The house have a wonderful location in the center of the city.
Highly recommended
We spent two nights at Ragga. The room is perfectly located, in the citycentre, 2 minutes walk from busstop of the airportshuttle and busstop of the excursions company. It's on the second floor (no elevator). Room is bright and has good beds. Bathroom is clean, but to be used with other tenants.
We only met Ragga when we arrived to receive the keys.
We had a really nice an comfortable weekend at Ragga's house.There was everything we needed in the bathroom and kitchen area, plus the view from our bedroom window on the Hallgrímskirkja was wonderful. The place is perfectly located in the heart of Reykjavik. When additionally, your host is a nice and helpful as Ragga was, you come to the conclusion that it could not have been much better.
Very clean, very central. Tourist pick up for tours 3 min walk away. Near great bakery, lots of tourist shops, restaurants, tourist info, etc. No elevator, so be prepared to climb up 3 flights of stairs with your luggage.
Ragga was very kind, loaned us raincoats and was willing for us to store our luggage there during the last day so we could take a tour.
Washing machine and ketttle worked fine.
There are two rooms that Ragga rents out, both share one bathroom and kitchen area. This wasn't a problem and we hardly saw the other occupants.
The studio is located next to the center of town with easy access to tourist information and located next to the cathedral, a landmark making it easy to find the apartment. Access to laundry facilities was especially appreciated. The studio itself is VERY small, two single beds fit snuggly next to the kitchen and just behind the bathroom and leaving enough room for a two person kitchen table. No space for privacy from your traveling companion.
Ragga was really helpful and immediately responsive to our needs. She lives in the building making interaction easy.
We had a short (2 days) but enormously pleasant stay in Ragga's studio. Ragga is
kind, knowledgeable and helpful with advice, and she was very flexible with arrival and departure times. The location is absolutely perfect to explore the city, the studio is not gigantic but definitely sufficient for such a stay, and has everything one needs (even small commodities in the kitchen such as sugar, coffee etc) as well as comfortable beds. We can warmly recommend it also for longer stays.
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Operation Retrieve was the code name of a mission proposed by Starfleet Colonel West upon the arrest of Captain James T. Kirk and Doctor Leonard McCoy for the assassination of Chancellor Gorkon in 2293. It was devised, in light of increasing tensions between the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire, to extricate the officers from their captivity by military force.
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The details of the operation involved a direct incursion by several starships launched from Starbase 24 to the penal world of Rura Penthe, well within Klingon territory. The operation was expected to last no more than 24 hours with an acceptable loss to equipment and manpower.
The plan was vetoed by the Federation President as it would have most likely provoked the Klingon Empire into a full scale war. The operation was subsequently proven to be unnecessary, as the USS Enterprise-A entered Klingon space without authorization from Starfleet and retrieved Kirk and McCoy from the planet. (Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country)
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Sector 21166 was identified by name on the star chart "Starfleet Operations – Sector 21166-22079" in 2367. (TNG: "The Mind's Eye")
The mission charts were created by Graphic Designer Michael Okuda, who years later elaborated on the origins of the ship's names and registry numbers:
"If I recall correctly, the charts visible on film/video listed only ship names and registry numbers. One can probably glean some class designations from the ship icons in the diagrams. I don't have the original art handy (I think it's archived on Syquest disks, which I don't have the ability to read, even if I could find the disks themselves), but I recall giving the info to Bjo Trimble, and I'm pretty sure she used most of it in her revised Star Trek Concordance. I might note that some of the ship registry numbers came from Greg Jein's interpretation of the starship chart in Commodore Stone's office in "Shore Leave" (TOS). Other registry numbers came from Franz Joseph's Star Fleet Technical Manual or his Starship blueprints. In still other cases, the ships and/or numbers did not come from either source, but were consistent with some fleet status charts I did elsewhere on the USS Enterprise-A in Star Trek VI. (In other words, there's something that just about everyone will disagree with, but I also hoped that there would be at least something that almost everyone would agree with.) I should also point out that I prepared several charts for the rescue briefing scene, and that not all of them ended up in the final cut of the film. I don't recall which ones were used, or which ones ended up unseen. I do seem to recall that there was at least one chart that had quite a number of registries – mostly, I recall, from FJ's work – that ended up unused." [2]The names listed in the roster of commanding officers, excepting that of Sulu, were all but one those of production staffers who had been working on The Undiscovered Country at the time. The one exception was of a personal nature, as Okuda included a Captain D. Tathwell, which was the maiden name of his future wife Denise, who, at the time, was the one not yet working for the live-action franchise.
Okuda's remark regarding "Jein's interpretation" concerned the latter's influential "The Case of Jonathan Doe Starship" article which Jein had written years earlier for a fanzine and in which he had postulated a Constitution-class starship registry numbering system. As Okuda has since then strictly adhered to Jein's interpretation, it was a stark indication that he had only became aware of Jein's article during the time he was working on The Undiscovered Country. At the time, Jein had by then become the regular studio model vendor for Star Trek: The Next Generation, befriending Okuda, and was cooperating with him (as was his future wife Denise) on his reference work, Star Trek Chronology, which was concurrently in development. Strictly adhering to Jein's article from then on for those registries Okuda had not yet used at that point in time, this became the very last recorded use of Franz Joseph's Manual.
External link Edit
- Operation Retrieve at Memory Beta, the wiki for licensed Star Trek works


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Today was the second Family Fun Day hosted at Missouri Western, in the second year of the Chiefs Training Camp in St. Joseph.
Those coming from nearby say it makes for a perfect day-trip to take the kids.
Joel Frizell and his son made the trip from Platte County, "I just like having it back in the area, where you can come on a days notice or 30 minutes notice rather than having to plan, or not even being able to see the team in training camp."
Along with families and fans making the trip to St. Joseph comes an economic boost, as restaurants and hotels see an influx of guests.
Megan Derry, manager of the Drury Inn on Frederick said, "We've seen a little bit of Chiefs traffic coming through here. Probably about 25 percent of our hotel rooms are for Chiefs Training Camp. Our rates compared to last year are running pretty much even."
Officials say Saturday's practice did not top last year's Family Fun Day.
They attribute that to the heat and the economy.
More than 10,000 people have attended Chiefs camp since it opened last week.
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Please include any relevant information such as skill level and style of play.
Comments: This string kept stretching while stringing at 57 lbs. Also it keeps losing tension and moves way to
much after my first hitting session. I cut it out. My opinion, Forten Sweet or Gosen is a much better option.
Strung in 6.0 PS 85.
From: David, 12/16
Comments: This has to be the best 16g multi for feel that I have ever tried. Usually for me, a 16 multi feels like
a thinner poly except X One-Biphase (but it is too expensive). Wilson Sensation has even better feel than the former in my
opinion, and it is very durable. I highly recommend people try this!
From: DLegend, 2/16
Comments: I know it's a classic somewhat beloved bread and butter string, but I must be spoiled on poly.
Strung in a Prestige Rev Pro at 53 lbs, I had a real hard time controlling my shots with this string. Off-center hits died and
hits in the sweet spot shot off like a cannon. Did not feel like I could swing out and take a proper cut at the ball on
groundstrokes. Probably don't even need to mention that it makes spin generation more difficult. Maybe if I spent more
time with it I could adjust, but going to my backup Rev Pro strung with co-poly instantly improved my gameplay.
From: N8, 9/15
Comments: Using it on my ProStaff 90 (full bed). I opted for these strings after suffering tennis elbow because
Babolat Hurricane Pro Tour. After 4 hours of play, there is no significant loss of tension, however the strings do move
awkwardly (tension at 53lbs) especially while hitting slices. They provide optimum power and control, and the comfort
offered to
my healing elbow is quite good.
From: Puru, 3/15
Comments: Really disliked this string. I had it at 59 lbs on my AeroPro Drive Plus. I'm a 3.5, hit heavy
baseliner and I felt like I was slapping at the ball with no feel whatsoever and couldn't generate good spin. I know it's
supposed to
be like Babolat Addiction, but I much preferred Addiction.
From: Brandon, 3/15
Comments: I am a 4.0 player or its equivalent and I hit with a western forehand grip. I used this string on my
Youtek Prestige Pro at 57 lbs since I am experiencing elbow and shoulder pain while using RPM blast. On the first 2 hours
of play,
it was good -- nice touch but not spin friendly, very arm friendly, very forgiving, nice power but after 3 hours of play its
moving, obvious tension loss. I keep on adjusting the string almost everytime because it moves a lot -- it's irritating for me.
From: Darwin, 10/14
Comments: Used this on my Wilson Pro Staff 90 at 52 lbs. Power, control, and feel were all good. I was able
generate plenty of spin and did not notice the strings moving as others have experienced. I would also note that it is
arm friendly as well.
From: Alan, 7/14
Comments: This is an excellent string if you have solid groundstrokes. Very good power and control. If you are
hitting with topspin and not following through I could see an issue with these string. They lasted at least 10 hours of play
and I
am a 5 level player.
From: Douglas, 7/14
Comments: I bought Wilson Sensation 16. It worked great for a couple of hours until I noticed it wasn't that
durable. After a few days, I developed shoulder tendonitis and it wasn't good and when I was returning serves, it just
snapped and
didn't even have it for one month. I would recommend something more durable and better for the arms.
From: Bobby, 7/14
Comments: I purchase about 40 reels per year of various strings and have always promoted Sensation but in a
matter of a very short time (about 2 years), Wilson increased the price of Sensation reels $40.00! At $100.00 per reel, it was
tolerable. At $140.00, Wilson lost a life long customer. Supply and demand? So long.
From: Johnny, 3/14
Comments: Awful. Had it strung it at 60 lbs, good power but awful control and strings move too much. I would
prefer Tecnifibre X1 Biphase over this. Definitely not recommended for those that hit with topspin.
From: Kingsley, 1/14
Comments: I ordered my '13 Aeropro drive GT+ with poly strings. The combination was way too stiff resulting
immediate elbow pain never felt before. Replaced it with a multifilament strung at a lower tension at 50lbs. The initial first
hour in
my play test felt very crisp, smooth power delivery, and had a satisfying pop feel. I'm a flat ball hitter so string movement
an issue. Very comfortable on the arm, wrist and elbow. Having the right string is like driving with the right performance
From: Larry, 6/13
Comments: I have strung this several times and notice the clamps must be opened as far as possible before
string slips. I used white-out to mark the string, in front of the clamp, to notice any slipping it scratches off with a fingernail.
the clamps are too tight, it will crush the string and leave white marks on it, as well as weaken it.
From: Sean, 6/13
Comments: I used a poly years ago and developed tennis elbow. It took 1.5 years to heal. Now I'm using
ALU power in the mains and Wilson Sensation in the crosses, and no problems with tennis elbow or my shoulder. However,
I found
the Sensation only lasted 3-4 hours so I thought I'd give RPM Blast 17 and 16g a try (full bed). Two sessions of hitting and
my arm and elbow are starting to feel it. I changed back to the hybrid (Sensation in the crosses & Luxilon in the mains),
and my
arm issues are gone. I'd rather break strings regularly than deal with tennis elbow.
From: JD, 8/12
Comments: Terrible. Mushy, too much power. Drops tension very fast. I used it as a cross string in hybrid.
From: William. 11/11
Comments: I use a lot of Top Spin and love my serve and volley game, but these strings didn't help me get a
feel for
the ball. Worst of all, when I returned a heavy baseline shot from my coach, the strings just "snapped" within 15 minutes of
playing. I normally play with a Wilson 95 X Six-One stringed with Technifiber 17 Black Code. As soon as I left the courts, I
immediately went to my freindly neighborhood tennis shop and couldn't wait to have my Technifiber back on my racquet.
Durability is not one of the strings strengths. I wouldn't recommend this string to anyone who hits with topspin. Put your
into something else.
From: Richard. 08/11
Comments: I strung my racquet up with this and I was impressed! I could see the improvement straight away
compared with the (old) synthetic gut I had in prior. Power, comfort and feel; my slice returned! Nice and soft for my elbow.
Doesn't move too much and though I'm no string breaker, it has lasted me pretty well. Hoping to stock up from TW when I
From: Nneka, Glasgow, UK, 03/11
Comments: Really liked the string, had very good control, feel and power on my BLX Blade 98, switching my
Blade from full poly to this string, over playing with a brick wall type string.
From: Cameron, Melbourne, Victoria, Australia, 02/11
Comments: With every other string that I have used, hitting topspin causes the mains to become notched and
eventually break. With Wilson Sensation, the movement of the mains causes the crosses to fray and break. So far, I have
broken crosses. Durability is not one of the strings strengths.
However, it is a soft and has great feel. It is difficult to string if there are a couple of strings already over the grommet hole. The stuff is like a wet noodle and requires a pathfinder in some cases.
From: Anon, Sacramento, CA, USA, 01/11
Comments: I hated this string initially but now I love it. In spite of its many desirable attributes, I hated this
because it moves a lot. I solved the "movement problem" by using string savers. In addition, the string savers increased it
durability and spin generation qualities.
From: Charles, Vancouver, BC, Canada, 12/10
Wilson KFive 108 50 lbs
Comments: Great string for a blend with Poly in particular. Super price point too. String it a couple of pounds
tighter than mains, or even towards the top end of the frame recommended tension if you like super tight pounds, so it
holds it's
position better. It should play well for most anyone, and then when it starts to go, get ready, cause it'll break quickly as the
cut through the crosses. For those that string, I find it nice to pull on my crank machine, and it doesn't beat up your
fingers either
like a poly does when threading.
From: Chris, Portland, OR, USA, 11/10
Comments: Incredibly bad. Don't buy it unless you've got arm problems. They aren't durable and playability is
played with them strung at 53kg with a Fischer Magnetic Pro NO 1 Ultra light. I'm a 3.5 player.
From: Louis, Barcelona, Spain, 11/10
Comments: This is the worst string I have ever played with. I did a hybrid of this and Luxilon alu power and
the cross strings within 5 days of playing 2-3 hours a day. I will never buy this string again. It feels almost like a cheap
gut by prince but is way more expensive. Not Durable Not a Good String to Buy. Also I am a high ranked junior.
From: Alex, Boise, ID, USA, 07/10
Comments: This string is terrible. Feels like I'm hitting with wires that won't stop moving around. After
warming up
the day I got it strung it broke immediately. I honestly don't understand how they sell when there are so many better strings
better prices. Youtek Radical Pro 60 lbs 4.5-5.0
From: Anon, New York, USA. 5/10
Comments: Great string for feel but moves around a lot. Great string overall!
From: Tahlia, New Zealand, 03/10
Comments: Awful string. Strung this at 68 lbs in my Wilson k-six tour 90. After five minutes of groundstrokes
string started to move around. Snapped after 15 minutes. Switched to a new racquet that broke after another 15 minutes.
tried it in a hybrid with Luxilon big banger Alu rough in the mains. The Wilson sensation string broke after a few hours.
From: Dr M, Sweden. 3/10
Comments: W. Sensation 16 has good feel, comfort, and pop. I am a 4.0 player that uses a lot of topspin.
strings last about 10 hours and start to lose playability around 6 hrs. Definitely one of the best multi's for the price. I would
recommend it.
From: Ross, CA, USA 12/09
Comments: One of the softest I've ever tried. It feels like a little pillow in your hand. Nothing special except for
durability. This string gives you a very comfortable angle if you play from behind the baseline. The only problem is that it
its position while serving. price = quality
From: Vladyslav, Kiev, Central Ukraine, Ukraine. 7/09
Comments: Great string. Doesn't move around that much really, good spin, good durability, very soft and
comfortable. And for the money, you really can't find better than this. Give it a try, you will really like it.
From: Kody, MD, 03/09
Comments: If you are a topspin player, you may not like this string at all despite of its many other excellent
qualities (comfort, bite, etc). When hitting with a lot of topspin (forehand/backhand) the strings move a lot, side to side. The
mains go to the extreme side of the racket and stay there until you hit another topspin using the opposite racket face. Most
of the
time I have to manually reposition the strings at the end of each rally. It is very annoying. Try the Wilson NXT instead.
From: Charles, Burnaby, BC, Canada. 3/09
Comments:Softest string for the price. Good durability in the crosses with durable mains. I use Luxilon BB 5-
and the blend feels amazing. I'm an all-court player that can flatten the ball out pretty well. I would definitely recommend
string for flat hitters, and net players. The feel you get with these strings are just ridiculous for the price.
From: Kevin, Riverside, CA, US. 1/09
Comments: I had used this string a few years ago and forgot why I stopped, and gave it another try. It's a
multifilament, after all. Used it as a cross-string in a hybrid with Luxilon TiMo 17g mains. The Sensation cross string
sheared off
near the racquet frame after only a few sets. Yeah, now I remember, it did that the last time I tried it too. The Alpha Gut
2000 is
even cheaper, and it doesn't shear off at the frame like the Sensation does. It just wears out from the grinding action of the
From: GP, CA. 10/08
Comments: Fantastic string! Excellent for people who have the ability to flatten out their shots rather than
heavy topspin. Durability is an issue for heavy topspinners. However, the string offers great consistency and comfort.
From: James, Uk. 8/08
Comments: I'm 4.0 to 4.5 in Birmingham, AL, but used to be a a satellite tennis player. This string is very soft
holds the ball and has good bite. That's why I am able to give very nice touch spin to the ball as I have a slice. Even the 16
gives extra spin.
From: Daiso, Birmingham, AL. 8/08
Comments: These strings are really good. Great spin and control.
From: Adam, Trinidad, 07/08
Comments: Good strings... but broke them in less then 6 hours of play
and I'm not a frequent string breaker.
From: Anon, 06/08
Comments: A very good cross strings since durability is its problem. It is always better to match it with a more
durable one for the mains, nevertheless, one of the best and cheapest string of the world!!
From: joker, murrieta vali, usa. 6/08
Comments: I've had some strange problems with strings. I'm constantly breaking them in a week (usually
less), and
strings that are supposed to be durable are not. My friend who is much better than me used this string and it broke in
about a
month, but mine's only lasted 6 days. Same tension and same gauge, I'm not at the very very top but pretty high still.
Other than
durability a pretty good-great racquet string.
From: Anon. 5/08
Comments: I love these strings! Good spin, control and feel. Very similar to the Prince Topspin but more
From: Anon. 5/08
Comments: This string gives lots of pop, but creating lots of topspin is not an easy task. The string started to
after warming up, which was quite annoying. It has horrible playability in my opinion. I wouldn't recommend this string to
players or hard hitters.
From: Ray. 5/08
Comments: I found that with these strings on a K-Blade 98, my serve was just unbelievable! But, I have to
work hard to get heavy topspin. Overall very nice feel, but they last me less than a week!
From: Dennis, California, United States. 3/08
Comments: These are great playable string. I like them a lot, but they really aren't that durable. They move a
which is good. Playable strings move a lot. If you are looking for something that doesn't move try some string that are
durable and
poly instead of playable and multifilament. Overall a very good string. Good on the arm and good playability. Only
drawback is the
durability for heavy hitters.
From: Anon. 3/08
Comments: The strings are good; I love them. But they don't last long, but they don't lose tension like so
say. I stung my at 56 lbs because people told me they lost tension, but they don't. My regular tension is 53 lbs so the
tension was
different, and I think I would have loved them more at my tension.
From: Stephen, San Jose, CA, US. 2/08
Comments: When I first played with these strings, I felt like they had good pop and feel. But after a while, the
strings started to move like crazy. One point and they would move like 1 inch. I'd recommend these if you want a nice
amount of
comfort and feel, but if you don't want to keep adjusting your strings, then it's probably not the string for you.
From: Brian, San Jose, CA, USA. 12/07
Comments: Great strings at first, but definitely not for topspinners. It came with my K Six-One Tour, and every
I put the smallest amount of spin it would move 1 inch. Nice feel to the ball, but would not buy it again.
From: Barry. 11/07
Comments: I'm a high school player and I like the feel and the "Pop" of the sensation strings. They never last
over a month and a half tho' otherwise I don't have anything bad to say about them. Nice control, nice power, and not too
vibration coming back to you if you are hitting it right.
From: Sam, Ypsi, MI, USA, 05/07
Comments: I string a lot of racquets and overall most of my customers really like the soft feel of this string. I
also learned that "Sensation" and "durability" should not be used in the same sentence. I found it interesting that one of
my heavy
hitters broke his at twelve o'clock just as a couple of previous folks had mentioned. He got just over two hours of play. I
tried it
in the crosses with Kirschbaum Supersmash 17g in the mains. Nice crisp feel but the Sensation notched and frayed
instantly. I'm an old 4.5 player so I don't hit that hard but I had to cut it out after about four hours of play. It was ready to
From: Mark, Kaysville, UT, USA, 04/07
Comments: These strings are good only the first few hours after you have strung your racquet and then after
it's just horrible. Bad durability and no comfort at all. I am using a head Flexpoint Prestige xl strung @ 63.
From: Smokey, LA, USA. 11/06
Comments: Pretty good string. The only little problem is that it loses its tension pretty quickly...let's say two
after stringing it. But everything else is great.
From: Dario, Quebec, Canada. 9/06
Comments: I'm an upper level junior player, and having used Wilson nxt tour previously, I found this string
performed almost as well at a much lower cost. The only problem is the string has no durability, and I break a
string at least once every 3 days
From: Anon 06/06
Comments: I've used this string for the past year. As I've improved and hit with more and more
spin, the string began breaking faster and faster. I get around 10 hours of play with the string before it snaps. I
recommend using this for the crosses and a more durable string, like polyester, for the mains. Overall, the
string has a comfortable feel, but so-so durability. The Wilson Sensation should appeal to intermediate players.
I am a 4.5 player on my high school varsity team and an all court player. Definitely give the string a try.
From: Tim, Fountain Valley, California, USA 04/06
Comments: I bought from TW 2 Prince O3 Whites and had them strung with this
string at mid-range tension. Terrible decision. At first there is to much power and bad spin.
In 1-2 hrs. it starts moving around like crazy, looses all its spin, and becomes extremely
mushy, no feel at all. It just dies. Add to this the fact that they lasted only about 6 hrs of
practice and play, simple I don't recommend them unless maybe if you hit flat and value only
softness. I'm a 4.5 player who loves topspin and tries to hit hard.
From: Gustavo V., Belo Horizonte, Minas Gerais, Brazil, 04/06
Comments:Very nice string, feel and power are perfect for my Ncode Ntour. I
sent two frames to Wilson for warranty and they sent me this string to use in it. I strung it in
the center of the tension range and it was crisp and responsive, yes after 4+ hours it does
move a little but I like to zone on my strings during matches. Nice to string and tie's off pretty
From: Scott, Chattanooga, 11/05
Comments: This string is not worth the time nor the money. It broke in less than
a week. With me being a top spin
player it just did not cut it!
From: John, Kent, WA, USA. 9/05
Comments: I have tried this string out when my coach suggested it. I don't know
why he did because within a couple of hours my strings were moving all over the place. With
every ball I hit I had to adjust the strings. For the first hour they were fine, but I would not
recommend buying them.
From: Matt, Arlington Heights, Illinois, USA, 07/10
Comments: I'm using Sensation 16 in the nCode 6.1 95 and to be honest I don't
like the feeling of the string. It is
difficult to produce good spin and it does not last very long. Actually, on average it lasts only 2
hours of play or less. However, I
play at the futures level so any string I use lasts just a couple of hours. I will try Wilson
Reaction to see how it feels.
From: Mariano, Buenos Aires, Argentina. 7/05
Comments: I have problem with this string on my Pro Staff Tour 90. Whenever I
mishit hard shot and contact the ball close to frame at 12 o'clock, the strings just snap,
sometimes in a two places. I changed my grommets regularly and watching for notches. But
... I have at least 5 premature breaks already. I string at 62lbs (residual). The strings are
doing fine on my RDX500 - the frame seems wider and does not let the ball to sink this
close to the frame.
Other strings such as Gosen OG Sheep Micro and TF NRG are fine with any frame. Weird,
Still wonder, if anybody has this problem.
From: Eugene, Toronto Canada 07/05
Comments: Great comfort and decent control but lacking in durability. I didn't play
with it that much and it's already losing tension and starting to break.
From: Dave,Boise,Id
Comments: I have been using this string for about 3 months and I love it. It has
great ball control, power, and is very easy on my arm. I am a 5.5 player on USF. I hit the ball
very hard and the string seems to absorb some of the torch I would experience when I don't
hit the center of my strings. Well worth the price. I use a NXGraphite Mid strung at 55lbs.
From: Patrick, Joliet. 04/05
Comments: This string is bad. I had it strung on both my tour Diablo mid and
midplus and maybe got 10 hours of play out of both of them. After about 10 balls the stings
were moving all over the place. Really do not buy this string it is horrible.
From: Jameson Cox, Kearney, Missouri, USA. 04/05
Comments: This is a string worth its money. I was using Prince Synthetic and
now switched to Wilson Sensation 16. I don't feel much difference but I feel comfortable with
it now. I play 6 to 7 hrs. a week and a good 4.0 player. I use proStaff Tour 90 string at 58 lbs.
and it gives me more control and nice location on your serve. If it lasts for a couple of
months, I would highly recommend this string.
From: Harry, Denver, CO, USA. 12/04
Comments: This string seemed fine for about 2 weeks, and then it felt like a
trampoline. I hit with a lot of topspin, and the strings began to move all over the place. I
quickly cut the strings off and went back to my normal polyester hybrid. I wouldn't
recommend this string to anyone who hits with topspin,
From: Kevin, Denver, CO, USA. 10/04
Comments: Typical multifilament string it is good for a week and then, mush
city. Put your money into something else.
From: Christo, Walnut Creek, Ca, USA. 07/04
Comments: Do not buy this string if you use a lot of topspin. My full, fast swing
continuously launched the ball out of the court. It has adequate power but does not bite the
ball and left me very frustrated. It's been 2 weeks with the racquet and I am having it
re-strung with Gamma TNT 17. I should have stuck with in the first place. If you hit mostly flat
this may work for you but I think it's garbage.
From: Peter, Ottawa, Ontario, Canada. 07/04
Comments: Wilson Sensation has great feel, sound, and pop while it lasts. If
this string would hold its performance for longer than 5 to 6 weeks I could highly
recommend it. Since it does not it gets a little expensive to restring this frequently. I used
this string with a Dunlop 300G, I play 3 times a week, and am a 4.5 player.
From: George, Barrington, IL, USA. 5/04
Comments: Wilson Sensation has great feel, sound, and pop while it lasts. If
this string would hold its performance for longer than 5 to 6 weeks I could highly
recommend it. Since it does not it gets a little expensive to restring this frequently. I used
this string with a Dunlop 300G, play 3 times a week, and am a 4.5 player.
From: George, Barrington, IL, USA. 5/04
Comments: I just recently switched from Pro Staff Original 6.0 with Prince Top
Spin to Pro Staff Tour 90 with Wilson Sensation 16. The first week of play, it felt ok but after
few weeks, it lost tension and the string keep moving around. I think I am going to cut it and
switch back to Prince Top Spin.
From: William, Los Angeles, CA, USA. 5/04
Comments: Soft strings, poor durability. Mix with a good Poly (like Babolat
Hurricane) on the mains and Sensation on the crosses and the combo is dynamite - better
feel and far better durability - strings do not move as much. Strung in a Prince Graphite OS
Original at 62 lbs.
From: Anjan, Carlsbad, CA, USA. 5/04
Comments: This string is horrible! It seems fragile and moves around all over
the place. Feels like I can't hit out on balls due to fear of breaking the strings. The strings
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strung at 57lbs.
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Japanese architecture
IntroductionJapanese architecture, structures created on the islands that constitute Japan. Evidence of prehistoric architecture in Japan has survived in the form of models of terra-cotta houses buried in tombs and by remains of pit houses of the Jomon, the Neolithic people of Japan.
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Public Administration
The master of public administration degree trains men and women at the graduate level for public service careers. Specifically, the program strives to equip students with modern analytic and quantitative tools of decision-making and their application to complex problems of government and nonprofit organizations.
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This Dribble On is perfect for baby at meal times. The bib is a super-soft combination of stretch cotton & terry towelling so baby can stay comfortable. There is adjustable popper fastening for your convenience. Finished in a brilliant white, the little one can stay looking cute even when they eat. BPA free for safety.
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- Super-comfortable next to your baby's tender skin
- An extremely stylish baby accessory
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