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Discussion in 'Punto 1.2 Fire' started by svvickky, Feb 19, 2013.
Yeah Anup, i just mailed him .
I mailed to adit, He responded immediately asking for my contact details
Now i recieved call from KHT service manager, in couple of days i should receive an update
Thanks Adit !!
Any Suggestion on the Wooden beads used by people.
My dad suggests me to use them. AS of now i never felt a need of it, as my long drives are little less. Max 1 hr I drive Continuously.
Is it good to have them ?
My Angel Gearing up for a munnar trip !!
We are planning a munnar trip with friends . It's going to 2 puntos
1.2 FIRE Dynamic
1.3 MJD Dynamic
Total of 10 members !!
Route: Bangalore-Hosur-Salem-Perundurai-Dharapuram-Udumalaipettai-Marayoor-Munnar
Distance – 465 km from Silk Board, Bangalore.
Driving Time – Approximately 10 hours.
The home stay is already booked
Read some blogs and travelogues and decided on places to visit there . Will start a separate travelogue soon !
Me and my punto at it again. This time i got pics of my console .
Great Going BUDDY
That's impressive mileage for a petrol mill. Happy revving.
My 3rd Free Service update
Service Center: KHT FIAT Service Center Bangalore
Booking : Got a call from KHT one week back for my service as a reminder, booked an appointment on Jan 16th expecting less cars as its sankranthi weekend.
Service Adviser: Shaba ( He was adviser for my 2nd service and also I visit KHT for any niggles or small issues, Shaba has been my adviser all the time)
Issues Reported: Steering vibration on bad roads, Hand brake Lever fix, Underbody check as I scrapped my underbody once recently.
Service Advise: Shaba clearly explained what will be done during the service, He suggested silencer coating esp mine being a petrol car. I politely denied, wasn't sure if its really essential.
Car Pickup: Service was done pretty early as there were less number of cars. Shaba changed couple of items under warranty, details provided in the bill attached.
Charge: Total service costed Rs 7656
Negatives: Just penning down the negatives as the positives are well known in KHT
1. The windshield shampoo was something I didn't want them to fill, though it was mentioned ahead, it wasn't taken care, though shaba apologized I had to pay for something I didn't want
2. Interior polishing while cleaning , the dashboard is applied with some polish which glares a lots while riding against sun. I again swipe it with a cloth to avoid glares.
Overall very much satisfied with my service again at KHT.
Suggestion: Is Silencer coating essential ? Please advice, if so will get it done by next week.
What is this coat for? Never heard.
Better spend money somewhere else.
Not sure what kind of coating it is and even if the coating will withstand the heat the silencer generates?
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Week 1 Newsletter 2016
On Wednesday June 29th, campers and staff members were welcomed back to the grounds of Crestwood for the summer of 2016. Music and laughter could be heard and smiles and dancing could be seen around the Clubhouse as the buses rolled in for day one of thirty nine fantastic days at Crestwood.
The fun started this week with a first week tradition at Crestwood of campers enjoying some "Make a Friend Name Games". These are activities that focus on enhancing current friendships or sparking new ones to be made. Games like "The Speed Speaker", "Monkey in the Middle", or "Who's Got the Button", were enjoyed by many of our campers this week.
Our first Friday of the summer brought some highly anticipated Special Events. On July 1st campers and staff came to camp wearing their most patriotic outfits. We exchanged Crestwood's green and white for red, white, and blue to celebrate America. The celebration continued during our Red, White, and Blue Parade. Patriotism, wonderfully decorated group signs, and lots of smiles were on display as the parade made its way through the office circle and down to the field for the final Special Event of the day. That final event was Crestwood's Dance Party. It is always "pure joy" for all who attend when our field is transformed into a gigantic dance floor.
On Tuesday July 5th, the Warriors and the Wings began their annual Handball Tournament. Handball is a fast paced, exciting game that is always a favorite among our older boys. This past Tuesday was also the Opening Round of our "Group Cheer Contests". All our groups are asked to put together a cheer, chant, or dance. The contest is judged on creativity, originality, and enthusiasm. Groups will all perform under our lunch tent during lunch periods. A winner from each of the following age groups will be chosen: pre-school/K, 1st & 2nd grade, and 3rd grade and up. Winners will be announced in next week's newsletter.
The summer of 2016 has also brought some exciting new attractions to Crestwood. Campers had the opportunity to take on the challenge of our new High Adventure course that has been added to the area surrounding the Treehouse. Campers have also begun to enjoy our new dance studio that now overlooks our main baseball field. Finally, what could be better than Edible Art? How about adding Cooking to Edible Art? Our older campers will have the opportunity to learn an essential life skill and begin doing some cooking for all to enjoy.
One of our many goals is to make a difference in the life of every child who spends a summer at Crestwood. We have developed a core set of values called, The Super 6, that we promote in our camp, and teach at appropriate times within the camp day. The first value of the summer will be Acceptance. Group leaders have been given the opportunity to take "Pics of Six". These are pictures of entire groups of campers modeling one of our values. The photos will be featured in our Newsletter and also displayed in our bunks. Thank you to the D Cherokees for modeling what it looks like when an entire group of young ladies shows Acceptance.

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Are you graciously willing to give me your Twitter Handle?
I first learned about Twitter at DevLearn 2008, when I walked by one of the monitors displaying all these tweets related to the conference. It was definitely new and I had a difficult time understanding what it really provided as a tool. But when I attended a session on Twitter and other social media tools at DevLearn, it dawned on my quickly on its potential. But at the time, I was still leery in using it as a professional medium, so I made up a digital pen name called @socratech. The name was obviously not arbitrarily chosen, as the name was a play on the Socratic method and Technology. However, my point of choosing a digital pen name was to hide my real name, Howard Chan. So I didn't bother registering the Twitter handle of @hchan or @howardchan. While I like my @socratech Twitter handle, I would prefer to have one of the two handles mentioned instead.
After looking at the two accounts, @howardchan has not tweeted since April 2010 and @hchan has not tweeted since September 2009. Both accounts don't appear to be used much and have a combined 57 tweets. I remember reading somewhere on Twitter policy, that you could request for those Twitter handles if they find the accounts not being used. However, I am not sure what constitutes not being used. Nevertheless, I am writing this post to ask the following question to @howardchan and @hchan: Are you graciously willing to give me your Twitter Handle? If you are out there or if you are reading this and know one of them, I would be eternally grateful if you could fulfill my request, thank you!
*Thanks to @classroom_tech for inspiring this post from your tweet: hmm… wonder if I could get either the @garnerg or @greggarner handles. those guys have a combined four tweets… maybe if I'm REALLY nice?
The Evolving Role of the Technology Department
There was a time when technology departments were just seen as technical support, district compliance (also known as "control") and managers of information. It was the office filled with "geeks" who knew very little about teaching and preferred to speak in bits and bytes. It was often treated as a separate entity responsible for making sure equipment was working properly and protecting the data in the network. The thought of the technology department making decisions on any academic curriculum was as far fetch as teachers making decisions on technology infrastructure. How times have changed…
In recent years, those ideas above have quickly merged into what I call Education Information Technology, the concept of blending technology with education to build next generation schools and classrooms. The thought of separate entities are rapidly becoming the old model, where nowadays, decisions have to be jointly made between academics and technologists. In my humble opinion, the technology decision makers have one of the most critical roles in evolving the educational model for our schools and districts. With the proliferation of educational software and integration of technologies in the classroom, technology decision makers are dealing with far more implications than switches and routers. Not only are network considerations critical to support the classrooms, but the tools that teachers are using are sliding towards the technology pendulum at exponential rates.
The architecture now has multiple layers to evaluate and requires a more comprehensive systems perspective from our technologists. Technologists are now asked to understand how instructional technologies such as interactive whiteboards, online content, social media, and video cameras are integrating with information data systems and network infrastructure. Technologists are now asked to balance a fair acceptable use policy to answer security and safety concerns while providing teachers access to web 2.0 tools and other social networks. Technologists are now asked to understand student data points to build integrated systems to provide teachers dashboards of information. Technologists are now asked to evaluate tools and online curriculum to make decisions on blended learning models. Technologists are now asked to understand student and teacher needs for end-user devices to support 21st century learning. Technologists are now asked to facilitate professional development and developed a culture around 21st century learning. It almost begs the question…
Do our technology decision makers need an education background to support the next generation school? From my point of view, I have seen some amazing teachers handle all services in the technology department, and I have also seen amazing IT folks with compassion and understanding of educator needs. At the end of the day the head of technology needs a new set of skills to tackle the rapidly evolving 21st century schools.
I have written many posts in the past about what skills technologists need to be successful in the next generation K12 school environment, but recently I have came upon a framework that encapsulated many of my thoughts on Education Information Technology. CoSN has established a new framework called Essential Skills of the K12 CTO, which provides a comprehensive list of skills the next generation technologists need to be a "viable" decision maker for schools. I was very happy to see a framework parallel what I have been thinking these past few years and excited to learn more about the program. The framework breaks down into four categories of Leadership and Vision, Understanding Educational Environment, Managing Technology & Support Resources, and Core Values & Skills. Within each category, there are subcategories that CTO and technology decision makers will need to be a successful and critical member of the district/school. While I am envious that I didn't come up with this framework, I am excited that my ideas matched with a major organization's idea of a successful technologists.
PostScript: This entry is inspiring to write a post about why we should no longer call it The Technology Department?
5/4/11 – Here is the post Should we even call it the Technology Department anymore?
High School Technology Teacher Opening 2011-2012
High School Technology Teacher position now open for applications 2011-2012
Desired Skills:
- Experienced teaching multimedia graphic design software in a project-based learning environment.
- Successfully integrated various technologies to engage students in 21st century learning.
- Uses social media and web 2.0 tools to collaborate, share and practice in professional development with other educators.
- Demonstrated the use of technology to differentiate, personalize, and accelerate instruction.
- Experienced delivering instruction using a wide variety of multimedia. (i.e. podcasts, videos, screencasts)
- Demonstrated classroom management skills blending computer-based technologies with traditional classroom teaching strategies.
- Has a basic knowledge of Information Communication Technologies (ICT) and has the ability to troubleshoot basic computer operations.
- Proficient with Adobe Creative Suite, Maya 3D modeling software, AutoCad, Google Sketchup and Open Source Multimedia Software a plus.
- Knowledge of programming languages and modeling software such Scratch, Alice, Kodu Labs and Blender a plus.
- Shows interest in personal technologies.
Dilemma of an #edtech Dad
Does my professional practice mix with my personal life? Do I push my lifestyle onto my children? Are my tech-driven influences a detriment or benefit to my children? Am I creating zombies out of my kids with digital media content? With access to a wide variety of digital tools in my house, am I giving my kids too much "tech?" All fair questions…and I am not sure I have answers to all of them with complete clarity, but I am a believer in balancing what I give my children even though I am swarmed with technology as a career, personal learning network and 21st century constant learner.
Throughout my professional career, I have been dedicated in blending education with technology as a catalyst for transformation. I have combined experiences in systems engineering, information technology, professional development and teaching to build next generation school infrastructures and educational programs. I live and breathe information communications technologies as the key driver to my life-long learning.
Moreover, my lifestyle is clearly influencing how my daughters are growing up with instant access to multimedia tools and resources at such a young age. Many will argue that it is too early for such use, but I am a believer in its ability to engage my daughters in next generation learning. As much as I encourage my kids to use the iPhone for educational apps, use the computer to Skype with grandparents, and play interactive games on Starfall, I am NOT quite sure sending my kids to a "technology" driven school or virtual school would add to their education experience. Technology is embedded into our family's everyday lifestyle, that IMHO, a school with this focus will add very little value.
Whenever I speak of technology, I speak of it in cultural change to support the broader 21st century skills and overall educational model. Unfortunately, too much attention is put on the technology tools and "coolness" factor of ICT devices, that we forget that 21st century learning can occur in many capacities. Technology should be a transparent tool within the school and not treated as a separate novelty. Knowing full well that my daughters will naturally be engaged with ICT multimedia web 2.0 tools on regular basis (with or without school), I hope to find a school that focuses more on subjects that engage my kids in a variety of modalities (with or without technology embedded). When the day comes to search for a school for my children, I hope to find a school that will deliver on the following:
Speech and Debate – Learning the art of academic oral debating will far more provide an avenue for my daughters to gain a voice than any Voicethread or Edmodo.
Foreign Languages – The one subject area America consistently struggles with is providing an integrated foreign language education for our students. I always wished I learned my parents' language, but I was raised to focus on English. My daughters' are learning Mandarin at their daycare, and I value that experience so highly that I am constantly looking for preschools that can deliver a bilingual education in Mandarin. I want the experience to be authentic and not be delivered through a Rosetta Stone type product.
Applied Sciences and Mathematics – The foundation of formulas and facts are key here, but ultimately applying those concepts in applied models is where the authentic learning really takes place. I want my daughters engaged in hands-on projects that delivers on the engineering innovation process. While multimedia tools are fun to virtually model, I would rather I have my daughters take it a step further and build it.
Drama Theatre – This is one aspect of education that I have always been intimated with as a child and I feel this form of creative expression is a 21st century skill worth investing time for my daughters. While making videos is fun and creative as a student, I think the live team performance of drama is a rare opportunity to experience.
Athletics – Developing the body is just as important to a healthy education as is developing the mind. While Wii and other interactive sports tools are coming out, I would still prefer to have my daughters' outside developing their athletic skills.
VAPA – Visual and performing arts is another form of creative expression that nurtures the soulful spirit. Providing opportunities to engage in a variety of hands-on VAPA projects touches on multiple modalities than just working on photoshop multimedia tools.
Community Service – When I went to school, the motto "men for others" help influence my path in becoming a teacher and instilling community service early will drive home the importance of helping others.
Culinary Arts – They use to call it home economics, but today it has evolved to an artistic form of creative expression. They don't call it "feeding the soul" for nothing.
Music – This form of artistic expression captures moods and the soulful spirit in my kids. I always enjoy watching my kids sing and dance with music.
My #edtech Video Links
There have been many videos that I reference folks too during my professional development sessions and conversations with teachers. I am finally coming around to compiling a list for my own reference, as well as those who need a central location for sharing video links related to #edtech and 21st century learning.
- CoSN Learning to Change – Changing to Learn
- Learning to Change/Changing to Learn Student Voices
- Conrad Wolfram: Teaching kids real math with computers
- Hip-Hop Genius: Remixing High School Education
- Salman Khan: Let's use video to reinvent education
- Teach Education and 21st Century Skills
- Education for Uncertain Futures
- Vicki Davis: Harness Your Students' Digital Smarts
- Pranav Mistry: The thrilling potential of Sixth Sense Technology
- Dan Meyer: Math class needs a makeover
- Will Richardson: The intersection of social networks and education
- Greg Whitby: 21st Century Pedagogy
- Jeff Monday: Disruptive Innovation
- Sugata Mitra: The child-driven education
- Luis von Ahn: Harnesses Brainpower
- Digital Media – New Learners of the 21st Century
- PBS Frontline: Digital Nation
- Teaching without Words in Math
- Let's start a learning revolution
- Reed Hastings: ASU Education Innovation Keynote
- RSA Animate: Changing Educaton Paradigms
- RSA Animate: 21st Century Enlightenment
- RSA Animate: The Surprising Truth About What Motivates Us
- RSA Animate: The Internet in Society: Empowering or Censoring Citizens?


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Cesc Fabregas not leaving in transfer window: Guus Hiddink
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London: Chelsea interim manager Guus Hiddink insists Cesc Fabregas will not be leaving Stamford Bridge during next month's transfer window.
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Hiddink, however, insists no player will be departing in January as Chelsea seek to improve on their EPL position of 14th.
"We need all the players here until the end of the season. Chelsea are still in a position where we have to improve to get up the table, so we need all our players at the moment.
"So we don't talk about the rumours. Cesc is coming in with a smile, which is what I always like. Players come in with a smile and not a worn out face."
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How to Create Highly-ReTweeted Tweets – part 1
This morning I re-read an interesting blog post by Dan Zarrella on how to creating effective tweets that will extend your reach and engagement via retweets. Here Dan shows us the importance of the type of content you tweet, the time of day you post and the importance of placing links in your content.
Per Dan's research:
1. When we start to analyze the semantic content of highly-ReTweeted tweets, a few trends start to become apparent:
- Calls to action (as in: "please ReTweet"), while they might sound cheesy, work very well to get ReTweets.
- Timely content gets ReTweeted a lot.
- Freebies are popular.
- Self-reference (Tweeting about Twitter) works.
- Lists are huge.
- People like to ReTweet blog posts.
2. Timing of Tweets. You can automate the timing of your tweets by using the free tool Hootsuite .
Another key factor I observed was the issue of timing. As one would expect there is a marked increase in the number of ReTweets that starts during EST business morning hours and that increasingly continues through the rest of the day and night. My own anecdotal evidence suggests that content that is Tweeted during the beginning of this time period gets more ReTweets than content posted at other times.
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Video of Verizon's Nokia Lumia 929 shows off important new Windows Phone model
0. phoneArena posted on 27 Oct 2013, 02:57
The Nokia Lumia 929 was not one of the new Windows Phone powered devices introduced last week by the Finnish manufacturer; but that doesn't mean that the device is not coming soon. Expected to be launched via Verizon, the Nokia Lumia 929 might be the most important Windows Phone model ever released. The reason is that the GDR3 update has allowed Nokia to create a 5 inch handset with similar specs in many cases, to those on a high-end Android model...
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1. pokharkarsaga (Posts: 454; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
Nokia is really making some great hardware,but the WP is an empty os lacking critical features like File manager & Notification center.Even Nokia asha has more features & customizations than WP.
2. woodshop20 (Posts: 459; Member since: 14 Sep 2013)
Well, WP isn't really trying to cater for us "geeks" that love to flash roms, delete and replace .apks, so we can't really compare Android's features to WP's or even IOS'.
Android is so far the only mobile OS that fits everybody's needs, from the casual user to programmers and tinkers
Agree with you on the notification bar though; going into the settings to toggle wifi, bt etc. every time will get old after a while.
16. dratomic (Posts: 483; Member since: 09 Oct 2013)
as far as I know windows is not a closed os and it has file managing capabilities and file transfer. but windows phone is not the same. android feels more like windows pc than winpho.
24. hemedans (Posts: 713; Member since: 01 Jun 2013)
give time for wp to mature, if you own samsung ativ now you can use custom rom and wp custom rom is much better because it doesnt need root, this rom is amazing and if wp continue with the same path then it will be better and better
30. akki20892 (Posts: 3902; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
Hell yea.
36. So-Sayz-Eye (Posts: 31; Member since: 08 Nov 2011)
I'm a programmer and know programmers and I can say that not many people flash roms or root their device. I don't have actual numbers but I doubt the number of people who root and modify their Anroid devices is over 10%. Most users buy Android because its the popular OS or they want to know they have that option. Apple receives similar attraction thank to all the fanfare behind it.
Marketing Android as this all powerful open OS is not a bad thing, but what I dont get is why so many people on here use the hackability of Android in their argument against WP?
17. cc3493 (Posts: 158; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
I think Nokia is really carrying WP, I mean they say that they worked with MS to get apps like instagram and vine etc. but im pretty sure nokia did most of the heavy lifting.
29. akki20892 (Posts: 3902; Member since: 04 Feb 2013)
Hell yea.
3. woodshop20 (Posts: 459; Member since: 14 Sep 2013)
One big concern for me about WP is that it's closed source.
Now what that means is that, if we don't buy a new phone, then the OS will become so quickly outdated, given Microsoft's hesitancy at updating older phones and pulling app support from older OS versions (from what we saw in WP7).
Although manufacturers may not themselves release OS updates for Android, there is always the option of flashing new ROMs, which is not that hard even for the casual user.
5. alterecho (Posts: 1103; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
And another major concern is that its a Microsoft product. There is a large possibility they will leave you in the dust. And the mundane decisions they've been taking of late...
6. woodshop20 (Posts: 459; Member since: 14 Sep 2013)
Too right...
13. cc3493 (Posts: 158; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
Both Nokia and MS have confirmed numerous times of support for win8 devices for 18 months, and new win 8 phones up to 36 months. I think thats pretty good OS support, its longer than android support. I doubt theyll go back on their word since not only have MS pissed off a lot of consumers due to the buyout of nokia but also because of their failures in win vista and underwhelming appreciation of XB1, and their small market share, they cannot piss off their consumer base any further.
28. alterecho (Posts: 1103; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
How many times of that 18 months have they released any major update. Even after the last update, Android and iOS are far ahead of it. They need to get many more updates before they can reach the level of those two.
Somehow, i feel something is basically wrong with how they wrote WP8 OS and are struggling to release some any features.
43. Pdubb (Posts: 248; Member since: 08 Aug 2011)
As someone that wants a WP8 device I must say you are off the mark a little. I have used android for 4 years now. All Samsung devices. The og Note is the only phone that received updates for me. The last update was a stripped down weakened version of the update. It made the phone no better and brought problems along. I love my phone and it has proven to be a capable device. Updates were not a deciding factor in arriving at this conclusion however.
15. cc3493 (Posts: 158; Member since: 06 Jul 2013)
and since your on a tech site you should at lest note the difference between lack of updates and closed source. Closed source means un-open source, a.k.a. paying for the OS. It has nothing to do with microsofts hesitancy in updating wp7
47. shreyas.s666 (Posts: 83; Member since: 24 Aug 2012)
WP7 was running on outdated kernal. i agree with you u could change te rom but....
4. alterecho (Posts: 1103; Member since: 23 Feb 2012)
"If there ever was a Windows Phone model that could take on Android"
What? Android NEEDS specs like that to run acceptably good.
WP OS doesn't need spec like that to run smooth. It already ran silky smooth with WP7 powered by single core 1GHZ processors.
It will make a difference if third party apps needs them.
11. tigermcm (Posts: 861; Member since: 02 Sep 2009)
sooooooo many ppl comment on WP articles complaining about specs specs specs yet neve take 1 second to realize 2 yr old specs on a WP can run just as smooth as an android with top the line specs smh
22. THE.DARK.KNIGHT (banned) (Posts: 269; Member since: 09 Sep 2013)
Lumia 1520
8. N-fanboy (Posts: 543; Member since: 12 Jan 2013)
@alterecho So what you are saying is youre perfectly happy with paying good money for a phone that should coast significantly lower because its specs are outdated, when you can get a better phone with an OS that has a better ecosystem + up to date hardware? That may be your thing, but i don't want to compromise too many things. I love Nokia and i'm very happy that they caught up (or even surpassed the comitition in some areas) with android, because i might not have a phone with the most apps, but i have one with insane multimedia and gaming capabilities.
9. xtroid2k (Posts: 544; Member since: 11 Jan 2010)
I think its good that wp can handle high end hardware. App support is slowly coming to pass. the one thing that we know is that over the next 2 years ms will combine rt and phone OS. The crazy thing is that while ms is always bashed for being slow. WP following is steadily growing. Its proof of finally getting instagram etc. Its getting harder and harder to come up with reasons to not get a wp device.
12. tigermcm (Posts: 861; Member since: 02 Sep 2009)
soon the reasons would be...well MS made the OS so I dont like it.
38. TechKnowledge (Posts: 55; Member since: 05 May 2013)
Many of those comments result from mindless followers.
10. Gemmol (Posts: 792; Member since: 09 Nov 2011)
glad yall on verizon wont be left out I know its not the 1520 but hopefully they put in a good battery for yall.....plus some of yall do not like these big phablets so it would be a perfect size for those who like smaller.....I cannot wait to preorder my 1520 by the way I have no hate for any carrier if you really read my response because I know some carriers work better in areas other carriers do not work....but for me AT&T work the best for me so it would take a lot for me to switch...no drop calls with fast speeds what could be better
14. Windsponge (Posts: 96; Member since: 01 Nov 2009)
I have bought too much MS stuff that just doesn't work correctly and they just drop it with out any care to the consumer. Office, older computer software, as mentioned before WP7. Will never buy them again no matter what they build. Their phones are in the condition they are now trying to catch up after being top dog. They just don't care. I could care less what you buy it is your money and you only have to please you. I love my note 3 and gear. Glad I got rid of I Phone 5. Apple is another topic I won't start on. Hope you all find what makes you the most happy.
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You lost me when you mentioned the gear.. that is a shallow half as$ product if anytjing.
18. GrapeEyes (Posts: 248; Member since: 01 Sep 2013)
I have been using a Lumia 920 for a year now and the only things I would desire more is a bigger screen to view more of the office document on screen. And a microsd card.
Now all the high end specs on the Lumia 1520 it is a great phone for me.
I still hope Nokia shareholders block the sale of the Nokia mobile division to Microsoft.
Below specs would be my ultimate Nokia Lumia phone:
Dual platform: Windows/Android
6inch screen
64GB internal storage with microsd card up to 64GB total 128GB
3GB Ram
Stylus pen/split screen application
50Megapixel rear camera
3Megapixel front camera
Water/Dust proof
Removable split battery (2000mah x 2 = 4000mah)
Dual sim cards micro & nano
Wireless charging
I wish :)
23. THE.DARK.KNIGHT (banned) (Posts: 269; Member since: 09 Sep 2013)
You are an unreasonable moron who is essentially a specs slave.
31. Beijendorf (unregistered)
More megapixels does not equal better camera. Nokia really ventured into the borderzone with 41 megapixels, since the big limiter is the optics, not the sensor.
What you should hope for is a plenoptic camera.


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The Star's city politics kingmaker, Yael Abouhalkah, issued a mea culpa this week for having helped Mark Funkhouser get elected mayor four years ago.
I suppose I should do the same thing here.
I suppose I should also respond to the Funk's latest online video, in which he described everyone against him as a corrupt zombie who wants Kansas City to remain a patronage trough. Here again, Yael had a good response when he pointed out that virtually all of Funk's initial supporters for his campaign are now against him.
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You can check out the "Blingy Flower Collection" slippers and more in the new Ewa wing of Ala Moana Center or at the Royal Hawaiian Center in Waikiki.


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She met him when she was vulnerable and curious about things that only him can give. She wanted him like a hot chocolate on rainy days. And she really fell in love with his hot chocolates that can be found on his body.
He met her and felt the urge to get laid... with her. But he knew it was not right. Meeting her was like falling asleep while the class is going on - you know it's forbidden but you still did. And it became a bad habit to break and a toxic that slowly eating his system.
Deliriously Handsome Series 5
by MsSongsari23
© All Rights Reserved 2016
Date Started: May 2016
Date Ended: March 11, 2017
- bernardovelasco
- dhseries
- handsome
- hot
- kendalljener
- mssongsari23
- romance
- sexy
- terence
- toxic
- wattys2016
nikeam143 Feb 28, 2016
c terence na.. oh my. excited much.. sabi na eh. small world lng sa watty, conected lhat ng characters. sana mg.start na ung story
DuchessMcQueen May 17, 2016
exciting itu! btw author sino po name ng portrayer ni Terrence hun?
jongiya Feb 06, 2016
Shet so si Terence nga ang tatay ng anak ni Reichelle! Sabi na eh! Alam kong hindi si Jules yon!
Aljen1521 May 16, 2016
Can't wait... After irving james may bago na namang aabangan... 👍
jobzkey1216 Jan 09, 2016
Mukang si Terrence ang ama nung anak niya. Akala ko si Jules, mukang mali ako.haha
jobzkey1216 Jan 09, 2016
Mukang si Terrence ang ama nung anak niya. Akala ko si Jules, mukang mali ako.haha


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Location: Main Library
Audience: Adults, Teens, Kids & Families
Makers@PPL is a special event to celebrate maker culture, and bring together the talents and creativity in the community to share ideas and projects with others. Mark the day on your calendar — Saturday, April 22, 10am to 3pm — and come ready to learn new skills, experiment with tools and materials, and observe stuff used in ways you never thought possible!
This event highlights the importance of the STEAM subjects (science, technology, engineering, arts, math), and will showcase workshops and presentations that not only teach, but are fun and engaging. Regardless of your background or expertise, this event will show you that everyone is a maker; after all, humans have been inventing and experimenting for hundreds of years.
Join us this year for the following exciting presentations:
- Lipmann Holograms with Baxter Academy 12:30-3:00pm
Baxter Academy students showcase their work in creating color photos through a black and white process.
- Toys and Gadgets with Electro Toy Co.
Learn how to make toys and gadgets with electronics in them, such as Arduinos and raspberry pis, and play with a few examples.
- Consumer Grade STEM Education with Maine State Library
Come see the Maine State Library demo a pocket sized SLA 3D printer and visit Dash and Dot, their resident robots. (They are cute, blue, and will teach you how to code!)
- Arduino Microcontroller Mobile Weather Station with Paul Mollomo
Learn how the Arduino Interactive Development Environment (IDE) interfaces with the microcontroller device and sensors to create a mobile weather station.
- Learn to Solder with Open Bench Project
Learn how to solder by making a small light up pin.
- Lightsaber Building with Casco Bay Saber Works
Learn about building custom lightsabers and see some on display.
- Maine Green Power
Maine Green Power is "greening" Makers@PPL by providing renewable energy to match the needs of the event. Stop by their information table to learn more about renewable energy and do some coloring.
- Locally Made Spirits with New England Distilling
Check out a display of locally made spirits, highlighting the distilling process by which they're produced.
- Parfait Measuring Madness! with Two Fat Cats Bakery 1pm-3pm
Learn about weights and measurements while you build your own delicious pastry parfait! You'll use weights, cups and measuring spoons to measure and weigh your own delicious parfait. Come hungry!
- Preserving the Harvest with UMaine Cooperative Extension
Ever wonder how to preserve all those great garden vegetables? This demonstration from University of Maine Cooperative Extension's Master Food Preservers will teach you the basics of canning and freezing, including how to use a water bath canner to preserve pickles and jam. Tasty samples will be available too!
- Sowing Native Seeds with Wild Seed Project 10am-1pm
Get your hands dirty while learning how to sow native wildflower seeds that you can take home and plant in your yard! Explore how native plants play a vital role in keeping our ecosystems healthy and whole.
- Earth Skills in the Forest City with Rewild Maine
Rewild Maine will examine several different abundant, locally available, native, and invasive plants that may be harvested sustainably and employed as weaving material for basketry, including: oriental bittersweet, willows, red osier dogwood, autumn olive, birch bark, cattail, milkweed, nettles and pine needles. Learn how to identify and collect material from these wild plants in a way that will encourage more prolific future growth and discuss the history of how humans used to "tend" wild gardens all over the world! Come learn how to make a basket, try out string-making, process acorns into flour, or use a bow-drill kit to start a fire. (No actual fires will be started.)
- RAD LIBS! with Pickwick Press
Join Pickwick Press for Radical Community Mad Libs: an interactive letterpress printing activity wherein all participants can print words that will be added to a giant Mad Lib wall!
- Business Card Cubes with Zev Eisenberg
Create interlocking cubes with ordinary business cards—no tape or glue required! Link them together to build amazing paper sculptures. A great use for that box of old business cards you have lying around
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Join local artist Ann Thompson for some hands-on sculpture making with found materials and old bike parts.
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Make Japanese crafts at these family workshops related to our relationship and ongoing activities with Maine's Sister State of Aomori, Japan.
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Put a bit of happiness on paper. People love getting mail and it's a great way to start a conversation. Make some mail art with decorated envelopes and stationery, hand lettering, vintage and current stamps, and fill-in-the-blanks love letters. Learn about the basics of letter writing and the popularity of typewriters – and test some out! When we're done, you'll have something to mail.
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Try your hand at basket making by learning how to make a small Japanese Knot Basket.
- Maine Tool Library
Check out another type of library in Portland where you can borrow garden tools, sewing machines, sanders, and more!
- Maine Charitable Mechanic Association
Stop by MCMA's table to learn about who they are, what activities they do, what their historic building is like and how they support the "maker community"
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Learn about healthy hand washing and practice healthy hand washing techniques, and then evaluate your results under a black light! Put together a hand washing/hygiene kit to take on the go, and grab some bacteria coloring pages & crayons for the kids.
- Brain Fun! with the ACCP Student Chapter at UNE 10am-12:30pm
Come try your hand at some brain coloring activities and play with brain 3d models. Try out some brain games to test memory and attention span, with prizes for the winners!
- Effects of Smoking Cessation with UNE SNPhA
Come see a demonstration of what the inside of a smoker's lungs would look like after smoking a pack of cigarettes. This visualization is created by screwing a hole in the cap of a 2 liter bottle filled with cotton balls, inserting a cigarette into the hole, and simulating smoking by squeezing the bottle to mimic the contraction and expansion of lungs while inhaling. This causes the cotton balls to become yellow/brown from the tar and other chemicals that stay in the lungs after smoking cigarettes. Make a timeline and try to match the amount of time after quitting with the health benefits observed in the quitter.
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Learn about diabetes and non-pharmaceutical ways to decrease blood sugar through diet and exercise. Learn how to carb count with fun handouts and a variety of foods you can arrange them in the order of least to most carbs. Build or color a healthy portion plate to remind yourself of good eating habits.
- Mental Makers with University of New England
Do some calming coloring, make stress balls, take a depression screening through a vetted questionnaire, and learn about mental health resources in the Portland area.
- Making Pins with Megan Turner
Get creative and make a piece of wearable art to take home. With comic pages, blackout poetry, patterned fabric, and drawing materials, the possibilities are limitless!
- Little Lanterns with the Youth Enterprise Zone
Use wire and creativity to make traditional olive oil lanterns to illuminate the night.
- Making Slime with Slime Science
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- Needle Felting – Spring Chicks
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Grace Family Church - Shared Lead Pastor
Vanderbloemen Search Group
Tampa, Florida, United States
Apply here: http://www.vanderbloemen.com/jobs/grace-family-church-shared-lead-pastor
No matter who you are or where you have been, you are welcome here.
Grace Family Church (GFC) is a non-denominational, Bible-based church in Tampa, Florida with a diverse, multi-cultural population. GFC has a passion for all people to experience the love of Jesus Christ and to discover God's plan for their life. Averaging an attendance of 8,000 in its weekly programming, this multisite church with four existing campuses has a strong vision and track record for reaching the unchurched. Grace Family has been progressively renowned for their innovations and willingness to try nearly anything to reach those far from God. What began as a portable church, is now housed in a beautiful campus with state of the art facilities that carry a simple, yet inviting, and unique message. Founding and Senior Pastor Craig Altman is highly involved with the Association of Related Churches (ARC), with additional contributions to John Maxwell's leadership network. Such avenues of leadership have widely reflected his capacity and style, not only as the Senior Pastor of GFC, but also as a church executive in the Northwest region of Florida.
The primary purpose of this role has the intended purpose for this person to become the Senior Leader in a shared leadership model at Grace Family Church. For this reason, the ideal candidate will have an insatiable heart, and a driving desire to be mentored and developed by founding and Senior Pastor Craig Altman. The Shared Lead Pastor will be part of the executive leadership and teaching team at GFC, and will have a significant voice and influence in the future of the church. As the Senior Pastor's trusted parter, this individual will be the primary supporter, encourager, and inspirer, in implementing GFC's vision, philosophy and values, alongside Pastor Craig. The Shared Lead Pastor will additionally be responsible for providing oversight in all areas of ministry of the church.
The ideal candidate will have a Bachelor's degree and seminary experience, and be exeedingly gifted in teaching, ministry development, team building, and discipleship. He will have solid leadership experience in a church of 3000+ in weekend attendance. They will be a strong and secure leader who is humble, yet decisive in their leadership. They must have a proven track record of organizational development, and in providing strategic foresight. It will be necessary to be people-centric, with a driving passion to reach the unchurched and help them grow deeper in their faith. The candidate must embrace the ability to lead within a community of high-level leaders and promote innovation through collaboration.
The Shared Lead Pastor will have a strong demonstrated relationship with Jesus Christ, guided by integrity and a sound set of ethical principles. They will possess a chemistry that 'fits' with Grace Family Church, with outstanding team building skills. A quality of humility and transparency, complemented with abilities that reflect creative and pragmatic problem solving is imperative in this position. Most importantly, they will whole-heartedly commit to the vision, mission, and core values/beliefs of the organization.
Tampa, Florida is not only a place full of culture, art, great food, ideal weather, and year-round festivals, it is also a stunning all-around beautiful place to live and raise a family. Boasting beautiful beaches, traditional fairs, food trucks, creative farm-to-table cuisine, international markets, and the freshest seafood, Tampa consists of a wonderful environment any one would enjoy. The city offers high quality of life at a low cost of living. Companies regularly move executives into the area, many of which with young families. Family life resembles most towns in a major metro area of the U.S. Good schools, sports, and cultural opportunities abound for families wishing to live in the area. Chamber of commerce materials are available upon request.
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Sometimes God does something really amazing and that's exactly what happened this past weekend when he provided amazing weather and an extraordinary opportunity to share the gospel and the love of Christ with refugees from Eastern Ukraine.
I'm not going to do a lot of writing here because I want the video to do the talking, so take a few minutes to watch this one please.
If you're interested in the Orthodox Church's practice of sprinkling as a means of sanctification check out this article that I wrote this week.


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Sonim have managed to carve a niche for themselves in the cellphone handset industry by offering supposedly "indestructible" devices to the sort of users who care more about ruggedness than they do multitouch. Unfortunately sometimes their marketing comes back to haunt them, such as when the BBC's Dan Simmons was challenged to break the latest Sonim handset, the XP3.
After giving it a dunk in a fishtank – with the phone still working – Simmons was told by Sonim CEO Bob Plaschke to try to break it. The BBC journo then gives it a few sharp whacks against the side of the tank, the final one resulting in a telling smash-tinkle sound that, we're guessing, was accompanied by weeping from Sonim's PR team.
To his credit, Plaschke seems more impressed than devastated, bemused expression in our screenshot above notwithstanding. It'll be interesting to see whether the old "there's no such thing as bad PR" adage applies over the next few months of Sonim's sales. Check out the full video here.
[via Recombu]