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A skilled and bilingual marketing and management consultant known for his diplomatic approach and tactical planning, Marc Grandmaison is focused on working in tandem with companies and helping business owners, marketing managers and department managers achieve their goals.
Leveraging his wealth of past experience in both the public and private sectors, Marc brings marketing and advertising expertise, along with detailed project management skills and extensive knowledge in product development and sourcing. He also works in the field of managing intellectual property and assisting clients with the certification of products with safety standards organizations.
Highly accomplished at adapting his consulting approach to unique business environments, Marc believes the most crucial rule of consulting is never to assume he knows more about a business than its owner. He is an active listener and keen researcher as he works to bring solutions to clients.
Educated at Université de Moncton, Marc has an impressive career in marketing and advertising, having assumed key management roles in some of Atlantic Canada's most prestigious communications agencies.
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Marc's career, which included lengthy stints as a production manager at Hawk Communications, an account directorship at Bristol Communications, and a marketing and engineering management post at Imperial Manufacturing Group, reinforced to him the importance of being able to work with different teams as projects came together.
It is a skill that serves him well now as he assumes a new, entrepreneurial role as an associate partner with NuFocus Consulting Group. "I work alongside people on my team. I may be a planner, but I am also a doer, and I think that distinguishes me from some consultants who just want to direct. I am a partner in the projects I am hired to do, and this approach works well for me."
"Because of my business background, I have been on the clients' side before, so I know the strategies that worked effectively for me, and I bring those to the table now."
"The first step is always to listen to what their objectives are and to understand who the target audience is. Everything grows from that knowledge.
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Marc Grandmaison is a skilled marketing and advertising consultant who helps companies and organization add value and attain their goals.
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After listening to his client's concerns, Marc's approach to consulting is to then engage in a research process as he seeks to combine his first-hand knowledge with best practices in problem areas identified.
"I always do what is necessary," he explains, noting that companies who need consultants are sometimes loath to call because they want to solve a problem, but not to overdo the consultant's role.
"My approach to consulting is very grounded in common sense," Marc says. "I try to keep to grass roots basics and solve the problem at hand. I have been on the corporate side long enough to know how frustrating it is to have someone come in with too long a list of processes, that will add too much expense or time. I want to solve the problem, and then recommend a series of achievable steps in the context of a realistic work environment. I also actively guide in the actual integration of these steps."
Marc also makes it a priority to keep the target audience in mind as he works out his strategies. "I ask myself, 'will what I am doing speak to the company's audience?' It doesn't matter if I like something or not; I have to know that it will speak to the relevant audience."
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B&O launches 85 BeoVision 4-85 TV with 3D
19 Apr 2011 |
Rasmus Larsen
The BeoVision 4 85-inch plasma TV is the latest member of Bang & Olufsen's home cinema family and the first Full HD screen with 3D. It incorporates state-of-the-art performance within audio, video, magical moving mechanics and intelligent home integration, all completely controlled by the Beo6 remote control.
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With the launch of the BeoVision 4 85-inch TV, Bang & Olufsen keeps their promise: to provide the best picture experience of any plasma screen. Not only does the BeoVision 4-85 plasma panel qualify as 'Full HD', which means razor sharp details, rich, lifelike colours and smooth movement of objects on the screen; it is also Bang & Olufsen's first TV concept that includes 3D technology using active shutter glasses. In addition, with the help of Automatic Colour Management to counter the effects of age, it delivers exceptional picture quality, ensuring the same high level of performance year after year.
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"BeoVision 4-85 is designed to give our customers the ultimate TV experience. Although it would appear to be mainly suited for home cinema viewing owing to its exceptional picture quality and its significant size, it encompasses a wide selection of picture improvement technologies such as anti-reflection coating that reduces annoying reflections from the screen and automatic picture control which adjusts the light output and makes BeoVision 4-85 well suited for daytime viewing as well,"
says Product Manager, Ole Moltsen.
If you go for the 3D experience, though, you have to close the curtains completely. Given the ongoing advances in the industry, from recording and editing equipment to the products which transmit them, 3D types of experiences are on the verge of having an impact on the entertainment world at large. The new generation of 3D TV viewing is introduced in the BeoVision 4-85. So get ready to be utterly enthralled by a 3D sight and sound sensation from Bang & Olufsen. And watch your TV experience come alive.
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With the dedicated centre loudspeaker BeoLab 10 utilising Acoustic Lens Technology, BeoVision 4-85 has an unmatched sound performance to accompany the high quality picture performance.
Bang & Olufsen's new 85-inch BeoVision 4-85
"BeoLab 10 is capable of handling the centre channel perfectly even when combined with our most powerful loudspeaker, BeoLab 5. With the patented Acoustic Lens Technology, sound from the centre channel is spread equally in the horizontal plane, allowing you to get all the nuances from e.g. film dialogue, regardless of where you sit in the room,"
says Jens Rahbek, Acoustic Engineer at Bang & Olufsen.
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The new 85-inch member of the BeoVision 4 family is offered with a unique stand that elevates the screen at the touch of a button. When the TV is turned on, the screen will elegantly elevate itself to the optimal viewing position, and the seamlessly integrated BeoLab 10 centre loudspeaker will emerge underneath the screen. At the same time, the screen will turn and tilt according to the user's preferences. When switched off again, the impressive screen moves down towards the floor in a powerful, sturdy fashion and is parked only inches above the floor, making it look less prominent in the room when not in use.
"Placed on a motorized stand, BeoVision 4 represents a whole new and unique approach to the placement of a giant flat screen TV," says Product Manager Ole Moltsen. "Bang & Olufsen is among the few companies that are able to deliver a TV screen that size, and we are the only ones who can offer a stand that will actually lift the screen off the floor, and then turn and tilt it to your preferred viewing position."
BeoVision 4-85 is also available as a screen-only solution, where the screen is mounted on a wall bracket as known from other BeoVision 4 family members.
Bang & Olufsen's new 85-inch BeoVision 4-85
The size of the carefully crafted 85" screen with its high-grade aluminium frame is impressive, but it becomes even more impressive when the screen starts to move. The movements of the screen and speaker are accelerated and decelerated in the process to underline the muscular progress, and the initial lift of the screen is timed with the start up time of the BeoSystem 3 picture and surround sound engine. The hallmark electronic curtains are then pulled aside while the BeoLab 10 centre loudspeaker is moving forward into position.
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About Zoes Steak & Seafood
AAA Four Diamond restaurant located at the Virginia Beach oceanfront, Zoës originally opened in 2003, and re-opened under new ownership on March 16, 2009. Chef Jesse Wykle has teamed with long time friend and renowned sommelier, Marc Sauter, as well as devoted restaurant goers Bill and Joni Greene, to continue the Zoës legacy with the same great location, friendly staff, soothing ambience, and award-winning food and spirits.
Together, their hope is to offer their guests a wonderful dining experience that has a comfortable, familiar atmosphere, yet that special touch of class that makes Zoës "the place to go when you absolutely must impress your guests."
Reservations are recommended but walk-ins are always welcome. Sundays are reserved for private parties and Zoës Special Events.
Zoës is a completely non-smoking establishment.
Virginia Beach, VA 23451-4114
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Reservations for special events can be made by calling our reservation desk (757-437-3636).
Zoes Steak & Seafood Ratings and Reviews
Wow, just passing through Virginia Beach and found this gem on TA. Every menu item we tried was outstanding! We're from New York, so we're a bit spoiled with many good restaurants. Zoe's is a culinary treat, the creativity of the menu, the quality of the food and the service "Matt" we're as good as it gets. Check their website and make a reservation.
We went to Zoe's for our Anniversary. This was not our first visit as we had been several years ago. The service was impeccable from the time the valet greeted us when we arrived. The staff went out of their way to ensure that we had an extraordinary experience. The little details such as the intimate booth, the Anniversary card on the table, and Champagne flutes already set for us at our table made it truly a special evening. The food was delicious,beautifully presented, and complemented with a fantastic wine list. The service was right on cue even having our leftovers packaged and placed in the trunk of our waiting car when we were ready to leave. We will be back soon to enjoy another wonderful evening and exceptional culinary experience. It is definitely at the top of list in Hampton Roads.
The waiter was overwhelmed with his tables. drinks where hard to come by, place was packed and lucky me, I was placed directly beside the kitchen. 2-3 tables got there food before us ( we both had fish which takes very little time to cook) when the food came, it was cold and my $35.00 Salman was undercooked, the size of a fast food hamburger. I sent it back to be cooked a more, but by the time I got it back, I had no drink, and no appetite . She had Blue fin Tuna, not a very high grade and as she waited for my food, her tuna was uneatable as well. I/we eat at higher end restaurants 99% of the time, here and across the nation so I know what I'm talking about.
I surprised my girlfriend with dinner here for our anniversary and She couldn't have been happier. The service was incredible and the staff was very friendly. Both of us agree that this was the best dinner either of us have had at a restaurant. We will recommend this place to all family and friends, and will be back for dinner sometime soon.
My wife and I went for our anniversary dinner and we were not disappointed. We started out with manhattans as usual and they were spot on. We had a Raw Pleasure house oyster with Blue fin tuna Poke and Kim-chi / blood orange mignonette foam ant it was great. My wife enjoyed the regular pleasure house oysters on the half shell. I tried the smoked pork butt and thought about ordering a second helping. She We split the iceberg salad and enjoyed it. For wine we ordered the Venge Silencieux, a good wine at full price and a great value when they have half off Tuesday on selected wines. Then we had the Tempura fried Lobster / pork sausage which was excellent.
For the main course my wife had the Black Onyx ribeye, which was cooked to perfection, along with Buttermilk - chive mashed potatoes and grilled broccolini . I opted for the Dry aged T-Bone special with guajillo pepper and white cheddar compound butter along with the Truffle / white cheddar tossed French fries. I am not going to say that it was better than the lamb that I had last time but it was worth it.
My wife savored he Irish coffee and Crème Brulee while I had a Cappuccino and Amaretto to go with my smooth Red Velvet ice cream.
The attentive service and quality of the food make it worth the drive.
We will be back.
We have eaten here a number of times and as in past the food was excellently prepared , service was knowledgable, attentive and friendly. Clearly the best restaurant in Virginia Beach and there are some good ones. We look forward to our next dinner at Zoe's.
Enjoyed dinner for restaurant week and had a wonderful experience. The wine list is great! I ordered a rose` with the Shrimp and pimento cheese grits. The dinner included a lovely ceasar salad with pickled quail eggs, large strips of Parmesan cheese and grilled romaine that had a lovely presentation. The shrimp was lightly battered and hot, while the pimento cheese grits was heavenly. The only 2 disappoints were that they ran out of the cherry bread pudding and substituted with red velvet ice cream. The ice cream had a gritty texture. And the serving size of the crab bisque was so small and lacking in crab. But otherwise, our service was wonderful! Cannot wait what creations that Chef Jessie Wynkle has up his sleeves next.
Very romantic & intimate place to celebrate that important or joyous occasion in your life. We came here to celebrate my fiancé's 40th birthday & 4 years of dating. Making reservations on Open Table was a breeze & they even hooked us up with a sweet card on the table. We opted for an early dinner (5:30 pm) on a Saturday evening & it was a great timeframe because it wasn't crowded yet so we were able to get a good look of the place when we arrived. Only one or two other couples were there already. They offer valet service although we didn't use it. The beautiful & unusually warm February day allowed us to park across the street instead.
Matt, our waiter, was spectacular! The other servers who came around to bring us our appetizers, water refills, etc. were equally great! All were friendly & had on genuine smiles & wished us well with plenty of congratulations & said happy birthday to the birthday boy. Matt answered every question we had and made awesome recommendations off the menu. It also happened to be VB Restaurant Week & the menu choices were great but we decided we were going to experience this opportunity to its fullest potential. To start, & upon Matt's recommendation, we had the "Southern Roots" Smoked Pork Butt and let me tell you: W O W!!! We tore that up like starving cavemen! It was sooooo delicious and I, too, recommend that! For our entrees, I chose to have the Chardonnay Butter Poached Main Lobster with a side of their infamous Norfolk Blue Crab Mac 'n Cheese, & my man chose the 14 oz Australian "Black Onyx" Angus Ribeye. We shared the Mac 'n Cheese & it was more than enough. I enjoyed it more than he did but it is very good. Piping hot, it had lots of crab meat, & the perfect amount of creaminess and cheesiness. Their special of the day consisted of a (brace yourself) $50 burger!
Thank you, Zoe's, for a wonderful dinner & memorable evening. I would totally recommend this place to anyone looking for a romantic dinner with exceptional service.
Restaurant Week! Fab dinner choices, 3 courses for $35--can't be beat. We don't eat there too often due to the pricey menu (a $50 burger--yikes!). Most regualr entrees average $32 or so. But the food is SO GOOD! Beautifully presented, creative but not weird, never had a less than stellar meal there. and the staff is very professional, personable. A relaxed but really nice ambience. Oh, and we were shown a brand-new separate room for their wine tastings! Very cool. GO.
My wife and I celebrated our wedding anniversary at Zoe's. We now share another wonderful memory thanks to the incredible service and food at Zoe's. Zoe's was highly recommended to us by some friends and acquaintances. We can see why.
The moment we walked through the door and gave our name, we were greeted with a warm "Happy Anniversary". Upon arriving at our table, we found an Anniversary card on the table for us. Multiple wait staff came by often to check on us through the evening - but in a subtle way as to not distract from our romantic time together.
The food was fantastic. We highly recommend the "Southern Roots" Smoked Pork Butt which we shared. The steak and lamb that we ordered were top notch cuts and seasoned perfectly. Very nice presentation. We also recommend the Smokey Chesapeake Bay Crab Bisque. Mmmmm. I've had many excellent bisques and chowders in the Virginia Beach area, but this one is my new favorite.
The restaurant is a bit expensive for our budget, but definitely worth it for the exceptional experience and food. We will purpose to loosen the purse strings and splurge for other memorable visits to Zoe's in the future.
The place was expensive but totally worth it. The filet mignion was velvety smooth, perfectly cooked, and delicious- it is now very and quiet perfect for a date- of course till two different groups coincidentally find each other and start chit chatting right next to where you are trying to eat and then it makes things less enjoyable- the restaurant and their service where great.
Zoe's was wonderful , as it always is. The food was scrumptious, and, perfectly cooked. My husband said that is his NY strip was the best he has ever had ( very high praise from him ). And, service ( which for me is just as important) was very attentive . Zoe's has never failed to deliver an exceptional dining experience.
Our server was completely unbothered by the fact that our friend had just choked on his steak, to the point of needing our other friend, who is thankfully an ER doctor, to do the Heimlich maneuver twice on him. In fact, instead of asking if he was okay, he cracked a joke instead. Other patrons were more concerned that our server was.
Secondly, due to this, obviously his plate was no longer... appealing, yet it wasn't considered to maybe offer another plate. So yes, he ate off of it still, which to me was disturbing, considering the restaurant we came to.
As far as our food, my husband requested his stead be medium well, and it came nearly rarer than my steak, which I literally ordered "to be cooked as rare as legally possible." So that was not quite palatable for him.
We had a reservation, which basically did not seem to be honored, considering how long it took to get us to a table.
Lastly, other small details such as our drinks being wrong in the sense of small twists here and there on what fruit we wanted or how to be made were completely mixed up, but of course unlike choking on a steak, that wouldn't kill us so we just drank them but didn't order more than just one.
Zoe's is one of our favorites and always has been, but it seems either the staff is new or their staff is letting themselves get caught up in the hustle of a Saturday night. I can understand, I paid my way through college with jobs in the same industry, but it is hardly acceptable to make a joke about a potentially deadly situation. None of us could believe it, and to top it off, the "little" details of our food and orders just piled up. It was a nightmare of a restaurant experience this time, which is sad for me to say.
We have many friends who recommended Zoe's to us over the years and finally gave it a try! Boy we were not disappointed !! The service, ambiance and food was all top notch! I will be visiting again for sure. Thank you to or server Johnathan for the wonderful experience on our anniversary !
Great evening, looking forward to doing it again.
Upon arrival the Valet quickly parked our car and the Hostess seated us at the chef's table.
Our waiter, Matthew, greeted us quickly and took our drink and wine order. The Manhattan's were spot on and the Venge Cab went great with our meal.
For appetizers, my wife had the Lynhaven oysters, she loved them, and I had the chef's tasting board. Matthew commented that he had never seen a chef's board go back so clean, so yes, I ate everything on the board and wanted more.
We split an iceberg salad which was very good. It was a wedge of lettuce with some tomatoes and fried onion rings with dressing. It was worth the money.
For the main course my wife had the small Ribeye which she said was the best that she has had in the area. I had the Rack of Lamb, best rack of lamb I have ever had. No need for a doggie bag since there was nothing left to take home
For desert my wife had the Chocolate Alchemy and I had the baked Brie ice cream. Both were excellent and went well with our Cappuccino and amaretto. Then Jesse sent over a tasting of four ice creams. This was an unexpected touch to end the evening and I enjoyed it, watch out for the habanero because it has a delayed kick.
The menu is not extensive but it covers Steak and Seafood very well, you get good options and do not have to go through analysis paralyses. The wine list is extensive and per Marc they often have additional wines upon request. After our excellent dinner, we found out that they have a special area (for wine and cooking education) where a group of up to six can sit at a bar and watch Jesse as he is preparing a six to eight course meal, that the two of you have worked out in advance.
Marc and Jesse came by to check on us and we had a delightful conversation about food and wine.
From our point of view Zoes has the fine dining in the Tidewater area and we will be back. Marc and Jesse have a good thing going, try it.
Had not been there in several months but was looking forward to eating there and was disappointed with the changes to the items I liked on the old menu. Taste did not live up to what I had prepared my guests for. Probably will pick a different place for a business dinner next time.
Our family ventured out in the ice and snow to celebrate my wife's birthday! We were looking forward to the evening and were not about to let the bad weather stop us. It didn't slow down the Zoe's crew either. The food, which included a charcuterie board appetizer, filets for several and a deep water sea bass special, were all outstanding. Paired with a couple of nice bottles of wine and a chocolate soufflé, habanero ice cream, cupcake desert combo, it made for a great birthday celebration. On the way out we took a look at their new special event room for dinners, tastings and cooking classes. It accommodates about 20 and is absolutely beautiful. Zoe's is always a treat and definitely at the top of the list in the area.
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Could anyone give me some advice on these skis..... Very hard to get an opinion on these skis ..... Fisher big stix 100... Thank you
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I believe they are pretty much the same ski as the Big Stix 98, and before that the Watea 98. You might try searching for those. FWIW I really like them, especially for soft/mixed snow and did OK on hard pack but not a carving machine (get a Progressor or Motive for that part of the quiver). Fun ski, very light and nimble, and great in bumps for a 98-100 width. I almost bought them, but decided to go with a slightly wider Head Rev 105 in part because a local dealer had a great deal on a closeout pair. I'd have been happy with the Watea/Big Stix.
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Have installed Ubuntu a week ago, and today I've tried for the first time to burn a cd.
I've tried both the live ubuntu .iso and a data cd (mp3).
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I applied online. I interviewed at PNC Financial Services Group (Chicago, IL) in October 2016.
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Design Strategies for senior citizens focused on E-Learning design for senior citizens, Websites design for senior citizens and Mobile Application design for senior citizens.
Due to the rapid development of IT, the role of senior citizens' learning has changed from the face-to-face classroom to online learning methods, such as web based learning. However, E-Learning for senior citizens is different from one implemented in universities and companies, where learners can be subjective while having clear objective. Because of, Learners might not always have clear objectives. So, it is very important to help learners' choosing and joining learning activities easily and promoting their e-learning motivation. Moreover, besides of learning function, community function is another important element among learners and teachers.
5.1.1 Navigation and Layout for seniors
The E-Learning skills of senior citizen students have experienced between linear text models (the older model), but not within logical models of non-linear. In order to control the number of information, the less quantity of hypertext should be used as a first level of needs. Moreover, the buttons and icons should be added clearly because it will help to get finer performance for senior citizens. And, there are generally need to order for links and also need in layout in their respective order levels (e.g. logical). Furthermore, the giving information for senior citizens should be covered within one page frame because it can be helped less scrolling for senior citizens.
5.1.2 Cognitive Function of seniors
The most of senior citizens are commonly faced hearing loss and visual loss. So, there are many helpful sound and sound files helped for senior citizen who loss the hearing by showing the suitable text within the sound files. And, there are many another important designs such as text design (e.g. font type, font size and the frame of text) for visual loss seniors. Another most important aspect is the color usage for visual loss citizens of senior citizens. Moreover, most of the senior citizens have less experienced the using of web applications, so should be avoided the using of complex applications.
5.2 Mobile Application design for senior citizens
Mobile application design is coming as an important role for mobile users, such as senior citizens. For example, mobile phone is specially designed for senior citizens with considerations of a senior-friendly user-interface (big button, simple operations), alarm features and emergency contact. There are many mobile application design features for senior citizens. Memory aids are appointments, reminders, address book with photos, personal Information and an alarm are considered to be very useful. In addition to standardised menus, the demand for personalised menus and design was mentioned to aid old people with reduced cognition. Visual aids are backlight, large text, bold colour, colour scheme and big buttons are rated as high priority features. Especially, dual user interface output and input are preferred (e.g. blinking screen and ringtone for incoming calls). Features to minimise user error: keypad auto-lock, extra confirmation dialog and noticeable reminders (when battery is low) are desirable.
5.3 Web Applications design for senior citizens
Web applications design for senior citizens is also important. Because, most senior are not well-served by most websites. So, basic usability designs increase the chances that senior citizens will use its' web applications.
5.3.1 Design for beginners of seniors
Most of the senior citizens have less experienced in web technologies. Therefore, the most important aspect of the first access and use to the Web applications is to know very well to use the web applications. So, the good explanation of the web applications is also needed (e.g. help menu). And should be used the distinguished colours for showing the 'links' and should underlined the links for senior citizens. And, the correct and suitable font type and font size in visual design field of web applications. The font size should be used minimum 12 point or larger because anything smaller is hard to read, especially for senior citizens. And information text should be covered in one page by didn't scrolling and it should not be used automated scroll. The font type also should be displayed by bold. Moreover, it should be avoided the use of brightening colour in seniors' web applications, so the use of against a bright background is the best for seniors. And, the font colour should be white in the black background colour. Furthermore, web applications' buttons or symbols and information of web applications should be obviously big quite enough and clearly mention the about of web applications information.
6. Senior citizens and Online Challenges
E-Learning provides both a challenge and an opportunity for senior citizens. E-Learning also provides to refresh their mind, knowledge and increase their life experiences opportunity for their social life. Senior citizens can learn the best by doing face to face learning (e.g. contributing the group activities and sharing their own knowledge, experience and interests). Moreover, the design of the E-Learning material should help for ageing- related functional decline. There are many E-Learning material designs for ageing-related function decline by incorporating adaptable interfaces, design rules and integrating assistive technology into the applications.
Mobile Application also gives many advantages for senior citizens in their social life, health monitoring, personal information, leisure and even their safety and privacy. Although there are many challenges to use the mobile applications for senior citizens, they can widely use the mobile applications for specific senior citizens and suitable interface design for seniors (e.g. hearing problems, visual problems).
Today, senior citizens have less Web applications experience than any other age groups because of their physical and cognitive challenges. There are many visual challenges for senior citizens such as small font size, colour differences and design of layouts. And, another important challenge is hearing. And cognitive difficulties are memory impairments, attention problems, distraction by visual clutter, not relevant information and animation. However, the latest technologies design made easy to use the web applications for their social life.


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Philips T939By Philips Mobiles
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- 3.2 inches
- 480x800 pixels
- 292 PPI Density
- 5 MP Primary
- Auto Focus
- Android OS, v4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich)
- 2000 mAh
- Li-Ion
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Full Specifications of Philips T939 ( Release Date: 15th September, 2013 )
- Screen Size
- 3.2 inches
- Screen Resolution
- 480x800 pixels
- Pixel Density
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- Dual TFT capacitive touchscreen, 256K colors
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- Autofocus, Flash, Geo-Tagging
- SIM Card Slots
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SIM2: Normal-SIM
- Bluetooth
- Yes, v2.1, A2DP, EDR
- 3.5 mm Jack
- Yes
- Internal Storage
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- Other
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- Battery Capacity
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- Brand
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- Weight
- 239 grams
- Dimensions
- 110 x 57.8 x 22 mm
- (4.33 x 2.28 x 0.87 in)
- Yes, GSM 900 / 1800 / 1900 - SIM 1 & SIM 2
- Wi-Fi
- Yes, Wi-Fi 802.11 b/g/n, hotspot
- Yes, Yes, with A-GPS
- Yes
- Yes
- Radio
- Yes
Other Features
- Sensors
- Accelerometer, proximity
- Messaging
- SMS(threaded view), MMS, Email, Push Email, IM
- Browser
- Java
- No
- Other
- MP3/WAV/AAC+ player
MP4/H.263 player
Document viewer
Photo editor
Voice memo
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Key Specifications Review of Philips T939
- Medium Size Screen - 3.2 inches Medium Screen size - Fits in Hand good for browsing and reading, not as pleasurable as large screen phones
- Sharp Screen - 292 PPI Higher Resolution indicates sharp display images, videos and text look more vivid and clear.
- Dual TFT capacitive touchscreen, 256K colors TFT Screens offer good viewing angles and decrease battery life
- Has Dual SIM Multiple SIM Phones allow you to use multiple sims at the same time without the need to carry multiple mobile phones.
- 5 MP Rear Camera Average Resolution camera that capture less vibrant images without focusing much on details.
- No Front Camera Front Camera enables you to take your own photos and do videocalling (on supported devices).
- Has Flash For Camera With Flash Bright Selfies / Pics can be captured even in low light.
- Has Autofocus For Camera With Autofocus, the camera of the mobile is able to focus on the subject automatically.
- Heavy Weight - 239g Holding Heavy weight mobile phones for long time will make your arms tired.
- Limited Storage Capacity - 4 GB Less internal storage may limit installation of more apps, storing songs, images, videos, etc.
- Supports Memory Card - microSD, up to 32 GB Having no Memory cards restricts extra storage capacity. You cannot store more songs, photos and videos.
- Low Battery Life - 2000 mAh Lower Battery Life causes quick battery drain & results in frequent charging. The Battery life also depends on screen size, processor, OS, personal useage and other factors.
- Supports 2G With 2G connectivity option you can get all cellular features but stay limited to basic internet facilities.
- Supports WiFi Connect to wifi hotspots in your area or other devices to your mobile.
- Supports GPS GPS help you to track your current location. get directions to a place or any destination using apps like Google Maps.
- Have A FM Radio Allows you to listen Music, songs, etc from Radio stations even while travelling.
- Supports Bluetooth You can wirelessly listen to music and calls using bluetooth headsets or even share data.
- Has 3.5mm Headphone Jack 3.5mm Jack enables you to connect to large number of other devices such as speakers, headphones etc...
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A Tendinitis Self-Treatment Protocol
Managing Tendinitis *Tendinitis is an inflammation or irritation of a tendon, the thick
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other words, not taken all at once), continuing the double dose for 3 days after pain subsided, then back to a normal daily
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Analysis: Mansell is a three-star prospect that was pretty much the lone target that Iowa zeroed in on. They gave Kameron Fields a look, and obviously offered others, but the pursuit wasn't greater than the one of Peyton Mansell. That means something. You're getting one of your top preferences. He is mobile enough to make plays in and out of the pocket and is a good fit for the culture at Iowa.
2017 Grade: B+
2016 Grade: A+
Analysis: It was the second consecutive year where Iowa signed two backs and the second consecutive one where I think they did very well with both signees. Sure, they liked Eno Benjamin and Jon Lovett as well obviously, and they lost a four-star in Benjamin, but they recovered nicely to replace him with someone the talent of Kyshaun Bryan. Bryan may not come in with the fanfare that Eno would have but he's close in talent level. I'm not sure the talent drop-off is all that large and he might be a faster player as a whole, but just not as sharp with footwork, patience, and vision. But the drop-off isn't considerable. Kelly-Martin reminds me of Jordan Canzeri and I expect him to have a similar career in Iowa City. I know Iowa fans may have preferred Benjamin but as a duo, I think they did better at this position this year than they did a year ago.
2017 Grade: B+
2016 Grade: B
Analysis: They got the numbers they needed at this position to replenish the roster at wideouts. They only have five scholarship receivers at this time before signing the four they did on Wednesday. The talent is probably similar to what they already have, or perhaps an inch ahead in part to adding Smith-Marsette late. Marchese and Smith will definitely play on the outside. Smith is a superior talent. He's a little more athletic freak than wide receiver now but he has great potential. He's just a bit raw. Smith-Marsette could both play on the outside or in the slot because of his speed and athleticism and quickness. He's also a bit raw. In the end, I think his size and length puts him on the outside as well. Cooper is the slot receiver that is very reminiscent of Matt VandeBerg.
It's a solid group that at one time looked to consist of Beau Corrales and Gavin Holmes as well and they were also in contention for Camron Buckley, Maurice Bell and Oliver Martin. It may be viewed a disappointment because of that but I do think they still exceeded what should have been viewed as a realistic and upgraded.
2017 Grade: C+
2016 Grade: D
Analysis: Tight end wasn't a huge need after signing three a year ago but they took someone in-state that they knew they wanted very, very early on and you can't complain with that assessment. Coons is a sure-fire redshirt candidate but someone this staff had a lot of belief in early on and will have the time and ability to develop at length before having to see the field which is a good thing, especially at Iowa.
2017 Grade: B-
2016 Grade: A+
Analysis: I think Iowa hit a home run at tackle in Mark Kallenberger. I can see him playing on Sundays at some point. He should form a good combination of bookend tackles in the future with Alaric Jackson. Wirfs also could play tackle, and he's a heck of a prospect in his own right, but it would not surprise me to star as an interior lineman with the Hawkeyes. Kirkpatrick is more of a project but a large body that would also play on the interior. He's also someone they had the utmost belief in early on and added him after a camp performance. I still tend to think he'll be a defensive tackle at some point, though.
2017 Grade: A+
2016 Grade: A-
Analysis: Any defensive line class that includes A.J. Epenesa has to be considered one of the best in the country and that's how I view Iowa's group. Epenesa is a rare talent, a five-star, and should play right away in some capacity. Add in Levi Duwa who I think will be a very productive player and Daviyon Nixon who could be the next in line following Jaleel Johnson and Cedrick Lattimore and there's a lot to like about this trio of players. It doesn't get a whole lot better than these three.
2017 Grade: A+
2016 Grade: B+
Analysis: They didn't need linebackers so taking a flier on an in-state kid that is just a football player makes a lot of sense, especially when you look at Iowa's track record with players in-state and with his profile. Parker Hesse had a similar profile, similar career, and now he's a productive defensive end. I think Wieland becomes a productive player as well and could be similar to Bo Bower, though I think he is a bit more athletic and quicker.
2017 Grade: B-
2016 Grade: B
Analysis: There's a couple projects in this group in my opinion but there's also some firepower as well when you consider prospects like Hankins, Creamer, and Colbert. Turner is someone that I could see playing a large role in the future as well. I think the projects are Harrell and Stone but I can definitely see why they were added, especially when the Hawkeyes were in desperate need of re-tooling the secondary. You might as well add safety Noah Clayberg to this group as well since he will have the same eligibility as they do. I love what Iowa did at this position the most. I think the secondary is the best position group even though I also gave glowing grades to the defensive line and offensive line as well.
2017 Grade: A+
2016 Grade: B
Analysis: Last year's class was ranked 38th by Scout and this year's group was ranked 41st so it makes that the grades even out to where they are pretty similar when all positions are considered. Iowa fared much better in the 2016 class at quarterback and tight end and a tiny bit better at linebacker though the numbers they needed at positions does play a role and skews things. The 2017 class was a tiny bit better in my opinion at offensive line and running back, and much better at defensive line and in the secondary. Both, in my opinion, could have been better at wideout but I thought they still upgraded there in the 2017 class, especially when Frank Darby did not sign in 2016. I think the classes grade out similarly, but they each have different strong points which is a positive step.
2017 Grade: B
2016 Grade: B


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For Dr. Myoung-Wook Kim, learning from others was at the very start of his journey to becoming a dentist. An English literature major in South Korea, he traveled to the US as an exchange student. In his required science course, Kim discovered a surprising passion for the subject. That one class led him to major in biology at the University of Wisconsin, and there Kim began shadowing dentists and medical professionals in order to find the right career fit within the sciences. Dr. Kim recalls the intersection of his lifelong love for the arts and his newfound interest in science, "I was always interested in art. Then I worked in dental offices, and dentistry was like art work. The cosmetics and carving and everything—and making things beautiful—it completely worked out for me."
"I want to be successful so I can help other doctors. I hope to inspire doctors and team members."
Dentistry also proved to be the perfect setting for his sense of humor. "I like to joke around with the patients a lot," Dr. Kim explains. "Nobody likes the dentist. I try to make them comfortable. I don't jump into the dentistry right away. I always get them good and relaxed, and a lot of patients like that. It makes a good relationship with the patients."
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As Dr. Kim continued his education at the University of Maryland Dental School, he sought further learning opportunities through hands-on experience and the mentorship of others. "I worked as a clerk in oral maxillofacial surgery," Dr. Kim remembers. "By pursuing clerkship, I had lots of oral surgery experience." He also had the benefit of learning from those ahead of him on the career path. By the time he graduated in 2008, Dr. Kim's hard work had earned him the Maryland Society of Oral Maxillofacial Surgeons Award.
After two years of military service in Korea, Dr. Kim joined the Waldorf office of Neibauer Dental Care. Dr. Kim reflects on the mentorship he received from more experienced colleagues early in his career, "With six full-time doctors in the office, I had support. I got to hang around with them a lot. They each gave me different perspectives and treatment philosophies." When Neibauer Dental Care affiliated with HDC in 2011, Dr. Kim knew HDC's doctor-led business model and mentorship program would be a great fit for the practice and for him. "I never had any doubt," Dr. Kim recalls, "and now I see the results."
"With six full-time doctors in the office I support. I got to hang around with them a lot. They each gave me different perspectives and treatment philosophies."
With opening a new Neibauer Dental Care office in Oxon Hill, Maryland in Fall 2012, mentorship has come full-circle for Dr. Kim: "I am currently training another dentist who will open a new office next year, and now I am a mentor dentist in HDC's mentor program." The student who once shadowed is now the doctor being observed. With his trademark humor, Dr. Kim tells his shadowing students, "Know your limits. The worst thing you can do is try to be a 'hero-dontist'." Instead, he urges young doctors not to try to do it alone, but to learn how to take care of challenges and complications by connecting with a mentor doctor and taking advantage of HDC's continuing education. Dr. Kim's ultimate goal is to continue growing and reaching out to share with others, "I want to be successful and stronger so I can help other doctors. I hope to inspire doctors and team members."
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Get an overview of this hotel3-star hotel in Cherbourg-en-Cotentin with 24-hour front desk
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Located in the heart of Cherbourg-en-Cotentin, this hotel is within a 10-minute walk of Holy Trinity Basilica and Emmanuel Liais Park. Thomas Henry Museum and Cite de la Mer are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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Along with self parking, this hotel has coffee/tea in a common area and a 24-hour front desk. WiFi in public areas is free. Additionally, free newspapers, tour/ticket assistance, and multilingual staff are onsite.
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Hôtel Le Louvre features tour/ticket assistance, multilingual staff, and coffee/tea in a common area. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. This Cherbourg-en-Cotentin hotel also offers complimentary newspapers in the lobby and an elevator (lift). Onsite parking is available (surcharge).
- 24-hour front desk
- Total number of rooms - 40
- Number of floors - 4
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- Self parking fee: EUR 6.00 per night
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This month we completed a project with the examination board AQA that saw us creating a DVD of Shakespeare scenes for use in classrooms all over the country to help make the Bard more accessible to students.
The DVD includes scenes from "Much Ado About Nothing", "Julius Caesar", "Twelfth Night", "Macbeth" and "Romeo and Juliet" and we utilsed some of our archive theatre shows in the package. So, scenes from our 2003 tour of "Romeo and Juliet" and 2006's "Twelfth Night" were used.
The aim of the DVD was to show students the varying interpretations that can be applied to Shakespeare's writing and we therefore had a gritty "Eastenders" style take on "Much Ado" and had Marc Antony from "Julius Caesar" as a sleezy, corrupt politician performing his funeral oration at a press conference.
The project had to be put together fairly quickly so it was fortunate that we knew all of the scenes and plays very well in order to be able to quickly create several different interpretations.
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Hour and half to get a basic meal at Applebee's. For a dinner at 5:30 to wait so long was insane. Loaded burger was good.
A new manager seems to have fix the service problems we had the last time we were here. Seated right away. Waitress was prompt and friendly. Meal arrived quickly and everything was hot. Waitress stated they were working short handed but it didn't cause us any problem. Will be returning soon.
I was staying at a hotel within walking distance and arrived at the height of dinnertime on a Saturday night. It was busy with a wait for several tables but as I was alone, I was able to sit at the bar (though there was only a 5-10 minute wait for a table in the bar area).
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We were seated right away. Waitress was prompt and courteous. Our food came in a timely manner and the noise level was minimal. The food was great. Our steaks were done just as we liked them. Would recommend this Applebee's to everyone.
the food is good when you ask for well done it's right and I'm very picky about my food but when you order it to go it's not as good and they some how forget to complete the meal always forgetting things and they don't compensate you for their mistake
Went Tuesday night; waiter was excellent.
The chicken taco appetizer was great.
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Nice atmosphere; plenty of TVs for sports.
Typical franchise Applebees. It is nice that Applebees regularly changes their menu. The service and food were good and the handling of customers efficient. It is in a convenient location to the New Jersey turnpike.
the menu has lots of meals, appetizers etc. my husband's was steak, baked potato & mac & cheese with bacon. yum,yum! I had the thai shrimp salad with chili lime vinaigrette-it was a little spicy but did not last. this a nice place for a very good meal
As guests of a nearby Hotel, on our third night there, we gave this Applebee a try. Good choice. Service quick and polite and, most important, food was really good. Surely back if in the area.
Felt so bad for our poor waiter, but during our Thursday night visit this restaurant was very understaffed. Location is walking distance to nearby Hampton Inn, but unfortunately I can't recommend at least during the dinner rush.
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