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Sale begins at 9am and runs until 2pm at St Agnes School in Lake Placid.. For more information call 523-3771
St Luke's Ladies Guild will be holding their annual Christmas Bazaar on Saturday December 1st from 10am until 3pm in St Luke's Parish Hall on Main Street in Saranac Lake..
The annual sale features handknit gifts, handcrafted wooden toys, baked goods, handmade items jewelry, and Botiwue items. Plus a raffle and homemade soup for lunch..
The Lake Placid Center for the Arts invites everyone to usher in the holidays and celebrate the season of giving at the 26th Annual Joy to the Children Benefit. This gala event co-chaired by Erin Perkins and Sharon Wood will be held at the Mirror Lake Inn on Thursday, December 6 from 6-9pm. Tickets are specially priced at $100 per person if reserved and paid for by December 3. After December 3, patron tickets can be reserved for $130 per person. Call the LPCA at 523-2512 for reservations or more information. This year, tickets can also be purchased online at www.LakePlacidArts.org/Joy and previews of auction items can be viewed on the Lake Placid Center for the Arts facebook event page.
Lisa and Ed Weibrecht and the staff of The Mirror Lake Inn Resort and Spa will host this special event for the 26th consecutive year. As in past years, their gracious donation of the Inn makes this long-standing holiday tradition one of the outstanding events of the season. The Inn, decorated for the holidays and overflowing with goodies, will delight guests as they revel in the evening's festivities while raising money for children's arts programming.
** 2012 marks a special event – Joy to the Children began as a small party to raise much-needed funds for children's arts programs. Started by Lisa Weibrecht & Nadine Duhaime, this now annual tradition has touched thousands of lives. Join the LPCA as they thank LPCA Executive Director, Nadine Duhaime, for her 26 years of commitment to the children of the Adirondacks and bid her a fond farewell and happy retirement.
Guests will enjoy festive finger foods, cocktails, and the chance to mingle with other holiday revelers. Patrons will be able to purchase specialty goodie baskets and truly special gifts. New this year, join Santa as he Goes Green with special re-purposed presents. The annual Gingerbread House Auction will delight interested bidders with a variety of specially crafted homes to select from. This year's Benefit Raffle will be a 50/50 and tickets will continue to be sold throughout the evening. Included in the extensive list of silent auction items patrons will find fabulous trips, art work, fine jewelry, hand-painted furniture and clothing. The children will be represented well with an assortment of books, stuffed animals, computer games and more. The LPCA will be accepting donations for the silent auction through December 3. Any individual or business interested in donating an item to the auction should contact the LPCA office.
This annual benefit raises funds to help support over 100 free children's workshops and some 100 individual programs reaching over 35,000 individuals throughout our region. Funds from the benefit help to support several programs including: The Weibrecht ~ For Schools Only Series, which allows schools to bring their students to top quality performances in theatre, music and dance for a minimal cost; The free Young and Fun Arts Series, offered throughout the summer season on Wednesday mornings featuring a wide variety of kids entertainment; The High Peaks Art Shows which highlight student artwork in a series of age specific exhibitions; Arts Career Day allowing perspective art students to visit with college representatives and have their portfolios reviewed; over 80 Free Afterschool Workshops offered in a variety of mediums at two different times throughout the year; Missoula Children's Theatre and CAMP LPCA summer programs, and the popular LPCA Children's Musical Theatre program offered every fall for our aspiring actors. Also included in this list is a host of school and community arts programs designed to expose, enrich and excite young people with the arts. Students and schools from a multi-county region are able to participate in an impressive number of activities. It is only through the annual Joy Gala, that the LPCA has been able to offer a unique arts-in-education outreach program for the region.
The LPCA invites everyone to join us for this holiday party. If you are not on our benefit mailing list, and would like to receive an invitation, please contact the Arts Center at 518-523-2512 or email us at email@example.com. You can also download information and an invitation directly from www.LakePlacidArts.org/Joy or the Lake Placid Center for the Arts Facebook Event page as well as preview the auction, find out how you can volunteer and more! Special auction updates will be available online for our email friends, join today for free by emailing or calling with your address! The 26th Annual Joy to the Children Benefit at the Mirror Lake Inn Resort and Spa, Thursday, December 8 from 6-9pm. Join the Lake Placid Center for the Arts as we celebrate the holidays, the children, and the exceptional arts programming we are able to offer, thanks to you.
Don't miss the spectacular Sparkle Village Craft Show in Saranac Lake – a truly unique Adirondack holiday event! |
SARANAC LAKE NY — The Adirondack holiday season begins with the Sparkle Village Craft Show in Saranac Lake on Friday and Saturday, December 7 & 8, 2012. It's one of the largest handmade craft shows in the North Country, and over 1500 people are expected to attend!
"It's a great way for people to get a start on their holiday shopping if they haven't already done so," said Sylvie Nelson, Executive Director at the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce.
"It's a wonderful place to find quality, regionally-made items from artisans – and also a great opportunity to head to downtown Saranac Lake and visit all of the locally-owned shops and restaurants and just make a day of it!"
The Sparkle Village Craft Show is held at Harrietstown Town Hall Auditorium in Saranac Lake NY. The craft show is open Friday from 4pm to 8pm and Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Admission is $1.
It's the perfect place to find one-of-a-kind holiday giftsfor the special people in your life this season! Browse original paintings and photographs by regional artists and many other unique finds, including handcrafted jewelry, pottery, hats, candles and much more.
The Sparkle Village Craft Show is a juried show. All of the 40 participating vendors are hand-selected artisans with exemplary talent and craftmanship.
The Sparkle Village Craft Fair is sponsored by the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. Contact them directly at 518-891-1990 for more information about this event.
Don't miss the spectacular Sparkle Village Craft Show in Saranac Lake – a truly unique Adirondack holiday event! |
SARANAC LAKE NY — The Adirondack holiday season begins with the Sparkle Village Craft Show in Saranac Lake on Friday and Saturday, December 7 & 8, 2012. It's one of the largest handmade craft shows in the North Country, and over 1500 people are expected to attend!
"It's a great way for people to get a start on their holiday shopping if they haven't already done so," said Sylvie Nelson, Executive Director at the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce.
"It's a wonderful place to find quality, regionally-made items from artisans – and also a great opportunity to head to downtown Saranac Lake and visit all of the locally-owned shops and restaurants and just make a day of it!"
The Sparkle Village Craft Show is held at Harrietstown Town Hall Auditorium in Saranac Lake NY. The craft show is open Friday from 4pm to 8pm and Saturday from 10am to 4pm. Admission is $1.
It's the perfect place to find one-of-a-kind holiday giftsfor the special people in your life this season! Browse original paintings and photographs by regional artists and many other unique finds, including handcrafted jewelry, pottery, hats, candles and much more.
The Sparkle Village Craft Show is a juried show. All of the 40 participating vendors are hand-selected artisans with exemplary talent and craftmanship.
The Sparkle Village Craft Fair is sponsored by the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce. Contact them directly at 518-891-1990 for more information about this event.
Saranac Lake Holiday Art Stroll Dec 7-8-9
The weekend of December 7-8-9 will find Saranac Lake bustling with art activities, in addition to all the wonderful events planned for "Home for the Holidays".
The first Holiday Art Stroll has been organized by Saranac Lake ArtWorks. Like the 3rd Thursday ArtWalks in the summer, the public is invited to stroll the festive, holiday decorated streets of Saranac Lake. Visit various art venues for special exhibits, demonstrations, opportunities to meet the artists, live music, and holiday refreshments.
The Adirondack Carousel will be open Friday from 6 – 9 and Saturday and Sunday from 11 – 4 and it's reported that Santa will be stopping in for a ride!
The Adirondack Artists Guild at 52 Main St. will be open until 7 on Friday and Saturday, with regular 11 – 3 hours on Sunday. The featured artist of the month is Diane Leifheit, whose exhibit of pastels 'In the Raw" will be on display. The works of the other 13 members of the Guild will also be on display and there will be free refreshments.
Up above the Artists Guild, Matt Paul and Maria DeAngelo will have their studio open with work on display and refreshments available.
Mark Kurtz Photography, also above the Artists Guild, will be open Friday until 8 pm, Saturday til 6 and Sunday from 12 – 4 with "hot, steaming holiday refreshments to warm the stroller between gallery visits"!
Friday from 4 – 8 and Saturday from 10 – 4 the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce "Sparkle Village Arts & Crafts Fair" will be going on in the Harrietstown Town Hall. 40 regional vendors will have their handicrafts on display for holiday shoppers.
Pendragon Theatre is hosting a Holiday Cabaret Fund Raiser on Friday evening with some holiday music and a "sprinkling of showtunes"! Art work by Artist Guild member Suzanne Langelier-Lebeda is on display in the theatre gallery.
The Small Fortune Studio will be open during the weekend with Tim Fortune at work, as usual, on his oils and watercolors of the Adirondacks. Stop in for a chat with the artist!
Sandra Hildreth, another painter of Adirondack landscapes, will have an Open House at her home Studio/Gallery at 182 Lake Street on Sunday, only, from 10 – 4.
The "Enchanted Christmas on Helen Hill" will be continuing with various artists studios open on Saturday from 11 – 3. More information is on their Facebook page.
Over at 36 Broadway, there will be live music at the Left Bank Cafe, where the "Rustic Riders" will be performing Saturday from 7 – 9. The NorthWind Fine Arts gallery is hosting a Holiday Reception on Friday from 6 – 8 pm. New small works by all 10 gallery members will be on display as well as handmade ornaments. Refreshments available and the gallery will be open throughout the weekend. At Piece by Piece studio, Beth Gallagher will be open until 7 on Friday and Saturday and will conduct demonstrations on how to make fabric and wool ornaments.
Bluseed Studios, at 32 Cedar St., welcomes visitors to stop in and see "Tsi Nón:we Tewèn:teron / Where our home is", an exhibit of original, hand-made traditional prints by Iroquois artists trained at the Atelier CIEM in Mirabel, QC.
"Home for the Holidays' will be hosting a Marshamallow Roast Friday from 4 – 6; a Community Sing-Along with High School Carolers, and at 5 pm the official Tree Lighting in Berkeley Square with Mayor Clyde Rabideau.
Come celebrate both the Holiday season and the arts in Saranac Lake! To obtain more information, visit SaranacLakeArtWorks.com.
Sandra Hildreth, email@example.com, 518-891-1388
Saranac Lake ArtWorks
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The 17th annual "Joy of Giving" Children's Party will be held on Saturday, December 8th from 2:30pm until 5pm at the Paul Smith's College Forestry Club Cabin.
Attendees will enjoy:
* Horse-drawn sleigh rides!
* Elves to sing and dance with!
* Crafts, story-telling, music, face-painting!
* Healthy snacks, and more… !!!
What to Bring:
One or more unwrapped gift(s) – new or used – something your child would be pleased to share. The elves will accept the gifts on behalf of the Holiday Helper program.
A Holiday Tea and Ornament Sale will be held at St. Eustace Church on Saturday, Dec 8th From 3:30-5:00 PM. This is part of the Holiday Stroll Celebration just before activities in the Bandshell at 5 PM.
Hot Drinks, Refreshments, Music, Warmth and Fellowship are offered.
A Christmas Sale of lovely old ornaments is planned.
A spaghetti dinner for Lucille Richardson is being held on December 8, 2012 from 5-7pm. Members of the First United Church located at 63 Church Street in Saranac Lake will be hosting the dinner to help Lucille who suffered a fall resulting in serious injuries earlier this year and continues to incur expenses not covered by insurance. A donation of $8 for adults and $4 for children 12 and under is requested. Speghetti with meat sauce or a veggie marinara sauce, salad, garlic bread, beverage and a choice of dessert will be offered. Call 891-3474 for more information.
The Adirondack Community Church will hold a FREE holiday dinner and silent auction to benefit youth traveling on a mission trip next summer, on December 9, 2012. For more information please visit the church's website
(http://www.adkcomchurch.org/#/teens-young-adults/silent-auction) or contact Lee Kyler at (585) 281-2785.
All are invited to the second annual work-camp holiday dinner & silent auction. The 2011 Dinner and Silent Auction raised over $2500! Please come and support this awesome fundraiser!
Remember your bids are tax deductable!
When: Sunday, December 9, 2012 – 5PM-7PM
Where: Erdman Hall, Adirondack Community Church
Cost: FREE (Donations Accepted)
Silent Auction Items:
(585) 281-2785
Adirondack Outfitters, 1-Day Self Guided Paddle for Four with Equipment ($125 Value)
Starting Bid: $40 Current Bid: NONE
Applebee's Restaurant Gift Certificate ($25 Value)
Starting Bid $15 Current Bid: NONE
Ashley's Carpet Service, $100 Off Any Service ($100 Value)
Starting Bid: $25 Current Bid: NONE
The Bookstore Plus, Two Novels ("Horse Camp" & "Never Fall Down" ($34 Value)
Current Bid: $10
Breakfast Club Gift Certificate & 2-Person Goose Watch Winery Tasting ($46 Value)
Current Bid $15
Breakfast Club Gift Certificate & 2-Person Goose Watch Winery Tasting ($46 Value)
Current Bid: $20
Chair-6 Restaurant Gift Certificate & Two Swedish Hill Wine Tasting ($41 Value)
Current Bid: $20
Craig Wood Golf Course, 18-Hole With Cart for 2 (Two) ($100 Value)
Starting Bid: $50 Current Bid: NONE
Delta Blue Restaurant $25 Gift Certificate & Emma's Creamery Cone Card ($35 Value)
Starting Bid: $15 Current Bid: NONE
Duncan's Grill Lake Placid, Fish Fry Dinner for Two with Souvenir Glass & Two Palace Theatre Passes ($40Value)
Current Bid: $30
Duncan's Grill Lake Placid German Dinner Platter for Two with Souvenir Glass ($36 Value)
Starting Bid: $18 Current Bid: NONE
The Fallen Arch, Gift Certificate ($25 Value)
Current Bid: $15
Fern Lake Vacation Rental, 3-Nights (Valid only Oct.-May) ($600 Value)
Current Bid: $150
Fitness Revolution 3-Month Membership ($200 Value)
Starting Bid: $50 Current Bid: NONE
High Peaks Cyclery, Ski or Bike Tune-Up ($45 Value)
Current Bid: $20
The Hungry Trout Gift Certificate ($100 Value)
Current Bid: $50
Lake Placid Center for the Arts $25 Gift Certificate, Postcard Book & $25 Price Chopper Gift Card ($65 Value)
Current Bid: $20
Lake Placid Center for the Arts $25 Gift Certificate, Postcard Book & 2-Person Goose Watch Winery Tasting ($56 Value)
Starting Bid: $20 Current Bid: NONE
Lake Placid Chocolatier Gift Package (Sea Salt, Almond Bark, Peppermint Bark, Truffles) ($55 Value)
Current Bid: $25
Lake Placid Christmas Company, Skiing Santa Figurine ($70 Value)
Starting Bid: $30 Current Bid: NONE
Lake Placid D.J. Services, 1-Hour Free ($150 Value)
Starting Bid: $50 Current Bid: NONE
Lake Placid Horseshow Package (Luggage Bag, Tickets, Fleece Vest) ($200 Value)
Starting Bid: $75 Current Bid: NONE
Lake Placid Olympic Museum Tour for Four ($40 Value)
Starting Bid: $10 Current Bid: NONE
Lake Placid Tobaggan Ride for 2 (Two) ($20 Value)
Starting Bid: $10 Current Bid: NONE
Lake Placid Winter Bobsled Experience Ride (2) Two ($160 Value)
Starting Bid: $65 Current Bid: NONE
ORDA Passports (2) Two ($70 Value)
Starting Bid: $30 Current Bid: NONE
Palace Theatre Passes (4) and Two Emma's Creamery Cone Cards ($30 Value)
Current Bid: $30
Picnic Set (4-Person Setting) & 2-Person Swedish Hill Winery Tasting ($50 Value)
Starting Bid: $10 Current Bid: NONE
Placid Planet, Free Ski/Snowboard Tune-Up ($45 Value)
Current Bid: $20
Placid Solutions, Now (30-Min. Life Coaching & 30-Min. Massage) ($60 Value)
Starting Bid: $30 Current Bid: NONE
Placid Solutions, Now (30-Min. Life Coaching & 30-Min. Massage) ($60 Value)
Starting Bid: $30 Current Bid: NONE
Rite-Aid Lake Placid Gift Card ($25 Value)
Current Bid: $25
Whiteface Club & Resort, 18-Holes of Golf with Cart for Two ($200 Value)
Current Bid: $80
Whiteface Mountain Lift Tickets (2) Two ($118 Value)
Current Bid: $45
The Wild Center, 4-Adult Passes ($68 Value)
Current Bid: $25
Zumba with Kaysie, 1-Free Registration for 8-Week Kids Class ($40 Value)
Current Bid: $5
Blue Moon Cafe
Cuppa Joe
Lake Champlain Ferries
Jimmy's 21 Restaurant
Bazzi's Pizzeria
* Special Thanks to Lake Placid Hannaford for donating Bread & Desserts for the Dinner *
The Lake Placid High School JV Girls Basketball Team, Kiwanis Builder's Club and Key Club are sponsoring a benefit dinner to support Nick Kulina and his family on Tuesday, December 11, 2012. A 2009 graduate of LPM/HS, Nick is undergoing extensive treatment to combat an aggressive form of non-Hodgkin Lymphoma. Dinner will be served at the Lake Placid Middle/High School Cafeteria from 4:00 – 7:00 PM. The dinner will include baked ziti, salad, bread and desert for a suggested donation of $8. Take out will be available.
All proceeds will help to defray medical bills and related expenses.
You're Invited Saranac Lake Area Chamber Holiday Mixer
Saranac Lake, New York- Dec 2012- Come one, come all, everyone is welcome to the Saranac Lake Area Chamber of Commerce annual Holiday Mixer. This year December 12, from 6-8p at the Adirondack Carousel, Saranac Lake.
$20 admission includes music, food, 2 drink coupons, carousel rides and more! 25% of admissions will be donated to a local children's holiday fund. Additional drinks available with a cash bar.
This year we will host a wine pull and a silent auction. Join us also in welcoming our new Executive Director, Katy VanAnden.
A delicious sampling of foods prepared by Alegria Garden Cafe cannot be missed. Special Thank You to our event sponsors Cape Air, Gauthier's Saranac Lake Inn, Community Bank and Adirondack Health/ AMC.
Please RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com or call us 1-518-891-1990
CHILDREN'S HOLIDAY PARTY — The Story Time Holiday Party, sponsored by the Saranac Lake Free Library, 109 Main Street, will take place Thursday, December 13, at 10:30 a.m., in the Thomas B. Cantwell Community Room. The program will include seasonal stories and festive treats. All preschoolers are cordially invited to attend. Call 891-4190 for more information.
Friday, December 14, 2012: 4pm-6pm
Exhibition Opening Reception & Meet and Greet BluSeed's New Office Coordinator Michelle Hannon
Saturday, January 26, 2013: 4pm-6pm
Special Meet the Artist's Closing Reception
Winter Gallery Hours: Noon-6pm
Tuesday-Saturday or by appointment
Exhibition Dates:
Dec. 14 – Jan. 27, 2013
Two celebrations will occur at BluSeed Studios on Friday December 14, the first being an opening for a new international print exhibit titled: "Tsi Nón:we Tewèn:teron" or "Where Our Home Is". Having toured throughout Eastern Canada, this traveling exhibition "Where Our Home Is", has been brought to Saranac Lake through, The Centre de l'Image et de l'Estampe de Mirabel (CIEM)and artist and CIEM mentor Martin Loft. The second reason for celebration is to introduce BluSeed Studios new Office Manager and Coordinator Michelle Hannon.
As stated from the "Tsi Nón:we Tewèn:teron" catalog, "The art of printmaking necessitates truth. From apprenticeship to mastery, the printmaker cannot lie. The works assembled here enchant us through their sincerity and the freshness, spontaneity and astonishment of discovery they emanate". "Where Our Home Is" presents a wide range of works on paper all created by the young Kanehsatake (Mohawk) printmakers, whom participated in a mentoring program offered to them at The Centre de l'Image et de l'Estampe de Mirabel (CIEM). The prints are chosen from the production of fifteen participants who frequented CIEM from 2007 to 2010.
Each annual internship involved an open theme: identity, territory and mythology that served as a connecting thread as the interns learned the techniques of printmaking, traditional and digital. Each participant was free to either follow the suggested theme, to widen its scope, or to move away from it. From this thus emerges a great diversity of approaches. The artist in the Tsi Nón:we Tewèn:teron / Where Our Home is are as follows: Roger Nelson, Jasmin Gunn, Daakota Bonspille, Jason Montour, Kyle Bonspille, Felix Drolet, Craig Nicholas, Melissa Cree, Sherry Benedict, Melinda Nelson, Alannah Gabriel, Alannah Gabriel, Audrey Avery, and Martin Loft.
The Centre de l'Image et de l'Estampe de Mirabel (CIEM) provides equipment and instructors of the highest quality to the youth of Kanehsatake in the context of a training program. This initiation in the traditional techniques of printmaking and new image- making technologies culminates in the presentation of the touring exhibition Where Our Home Is. The CIEM is also a production workshop, meeting place, and promotional centre, and is undeniably the creative centre of cultural events for all the communities of the Lower Laurentians. Michelle joined BluSeed's ranks on November 20, and has already made a major impact with her presence. She moved to Saranac Lake from Detroit with her husband, Dan, in 2002 after Technical Sales careers in the Automotive Industry, and has fallen in love with Saranac Lake and the Adirondack Mountains. Since moving here, she has been involved with Literacy Volunteers, Community Theater Players and Girl Scouts. She has had a variety of interesting jobs including Customer Service Manager for the "Adirondack Explorer," Program Director at the Lake Clear Girl Scout Camp, and Concierge at The Whiteface Lodge. She is excited about her new position at BluSeed Studios. The public is invited from 4pm-6pm to view the show and meet Michelle Hannon.
Please join us to welcome Michelle Hannon and our visiting artists; it is free and open to the public. On Saturday January 27 there will be a special closing with the Kanehsatake (Mohawk) printmakers. The public is invited to attend to meet these fine artists from 4-6pm. This exhibit runs from December 14- January 27. BluSeed Studios winter gallery hours are 12pm-6pm, Monday-Saturday or by appointment.
BluSeed Studios is a member supported not-for-profit organization.
Membership information is available at www.bluseedstudios.org.
Today is the day that Dawn Rogers and her helpers will be making distributions to more than 245 young children and their families in Saranac Lake. Donations up until this point can be dropped off at the Best Western in Saranac Lake and Goody Goody's on Main Street.
The Saranac Lake Fish and Game Club will sponsor its Annual Christmas Pie Sale on Saturday, December 15, 2012 at the Blue Line Sports Shop on Main Street in Saranac Lake.
The sale stars at 9am and runs through 1pm. All pies and other baked goods are homemade by memeber of the club, which includes some of the finest bakers in town.
Event Chairperson, Bob Brown has been running the event for over 30 years and expects a great turnout. "We will have over 50 pies at the sale to include a variety of fruit and berry pies. I also expect some homemade breads, cakes and cookies.
Brown indicated that customers should come to the sale first hour or two in order to have the biggest selection. "Our baked goods make great gifts for holiday dinner parties and excellent deserts to grace your own table."
EVENING STORY TIME PROGRAM – Join the fun at the evening children's Story Time Program on Tuesday, December 18, at 5:30 p.m. in the Children's Room of the Saranac Lake Free Library,109 Main Street. Terrie Perkins will present stories about the holidays. Call 891-4190 for more information.
An opening reception for "Arts and Flowers," a show featuring art work by Guild members depicting gardens and flowers to benefit the Village Improvement Society, will be held at the Adirondack Artists Guild on Friday February 1 from 5 – 7 PM. The show runs through February 28. All are welcome.
The event will happen at the North Country Community College Pool in Saranac Lake, NY
For the benefit of local youth centers and to eradicate polio. The goal during the event is to set the Guiness Book of World Records for the most number of people swimming 100 meters non stop. Over 20 countries will be participating.
The effort will raise money from sponsors donating money to swimmers, individual team prices and team competitions are available. Students will receive community service credits for this effort. The Saranac Lake Rotary Foundation will distribute the funds and provide each donor of $25 or more with a tax receipt letter.
More information is available by contacting Bob Hanna -


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Because, believe it or not, San Diego Comic-Con is only a few short weeks away, we think it'd be downright cruel for us to not tell you what we've got planned at the show on the DCU front. So, without further ado, here's our panel schedule:
Since the DC offices -- and, in turn, The Source -- will be closed tomorrow celebrating the Fourth, we thought it'd be nice to end the week with a bit of cool news.
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You may have noticed a trend here at The Source. Sometimes, it's just better to go straight to the, well, source when we want to shine a light on a given title. Today, I popped by Editor Rachel Gluckstern's office to get the lowdown on JSA VS. KOBRA, which will have its second issue on stands shortly. Take it away, Rachel (and Eric and Don!):
The new Red Robin continues to scour the globe in search of clues that will help him determine the final fate of Bruce Wayne, in the pages of the new hit series from writer Chris Yost and artist Ramon Bachs. But Red Robin's search might get a little complicated with the League of Assassins after him, don't you think? What does Ra's al Ghul want with Red Robin?
There's no arguing that artist Kalman Andrasofzsky is one talented guy. So why not take a look at some of his more recent work? Specifically, his covers on R.E.B.E.L.S.? We swung by Editor Brian Cunningham's office to get the lowdown. Take it away, Brian:
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Pope Allegorizes Creation
The Big Bang was an act of God, with divine will bringing the universe into being, Pope Benedict XVI told a gathering of Catholics at the Vatican. "The universe is not the result of chance, as some would want to make us believe," Benedict said Thursday, according to Reuters. "Contemplating it [the universe], we are invited to read something profound into it: the wisdom of the creator, the inexhaustible creativity of God," Benedict told some 10,000 people gathered to celebrate the feast of the Epiphany. Benedict has worked to integrate modern scientific theories into religious teaching, saying that God is responsible for evolution and that the Bible story of the world's creation in six days is an allegory.
Read More This will be the downfall of Christianity, in the long run, and I hope you all have popcorn. The scientific evidence of evolution and a 14 billion year-old universe is so overwhelming that the Catholic Church is now calling their own creation myth an allegory. This is a huge statement in and of itself, for those of you who wish to debate young-earth creationists. So Creation is an allegory. Of course it doesn't say that in the Bible. The Bible says it's true, and places it in the exact same context as the Adam/Eve/talking snake story. If Adam and Eve are also an allegory, then original sin is an allegory (same context). If Original Sin is not real, then why the need for a real savior? Why do we need a redeemer is the sin for which he is redeeming us is a metaphor? Watch it wiggle, see it jiggle, the Pope just confirmed the bible is not the perfect truth. By Dave Silverman
Here's the problem: It doesn't matter what the Pope says. As far as most parishioners are concerned, he is irrelevant. If he does not issue a command to the priests to teach their parishioners that the evidence is so overwhelming for a 14-billion-year-old universe and the Big Bang, then what's the point of him saying it? If they don't say from the pulpit that you can no longer take Genesis literally, then his words are meaningless.
There is still a large percentage of the Catholic church (over 40%) that do not accept the science of evolution even though the past Pope agreed with evolution. That's because the past Pope didn't pass an edict for all the priests to tell their parishioners about it.
Bill Donahue is spinning in his own bile right now, fuming at the liberal Pope who accepts the Satanic Sciences!
I'm with you Blair. I've never met a young earth Catholic. I don't even think I've ever met a fundamentalist Catholic. Wrong church. This pope may well preside over the end of Catholicism as Dawkins believes, but I doubt it. The religion survived the Borgias, it will survive this. The best we can hope for is a reduction in membership. But, if the members they lose go over to young earth fundamentalism, it will be worse than keeping them with the relatively more moderate Catholicism.
This will be the downfall of Christianity, in the long run
Not likely. We of all people should know that religion is not about coherence. An earlier pope declared that the earth was flat - and the bible says so, yet millions of people still subscribe to papal infallibility. Christmas itself was an adaptation to co-opt earlier religious traditions.
Religion will adapt to political and cultural realities to survive. Eventually, they will incorporate evolution and astrophysical theory. There will always be a god of the gaps.
The fact that intelligent people participate in religion proves that HUMANS ARE NOT AMATEUR PHILOSOPHERS. The sooner we accept this, the faster we will progress. If thousands of volumes of scientific data and real technological outcomes haven't yet convinced people that the empirical method is a superior source of knowledge than groupthink faith, don't expect the next scientific finding to do so.
If we find aliens on other worlds, perfect cold fusion, or build spaceships that travel through time and space, it won't be enough. They'll just adapt, incorporate the new information into the dogma, and continue to participate because PARTICIPATION IS REWARDING TO THEM.
Religion is a social psychological phenomenon and a means by which people maximize economic gains, not a bunch of smart people making the same error over and over again, deciding to believe in magical flying invisible dead people and such.
The Catholic Church has been trying to portray itself as progressive and compatible with science since John Paul the II... As someone who was raised Catholic, I can say that they are not big on referring to the Bible in general, especially nothing in the Old Testament. They will typically write it off, stating that with the New Testament, Jesus/God created a new covenant. Helps to explain away its many contradictions and nastiness. I heard these kind of statements from my priests and Catechism teachers all the time growing up. The Pope is just reflecting the general sentiment of the Church.
I'll be excited when a televangelist says something like this.
The Catholics are kinda funny. They'll get really into doctrine about nuances like transubstantiation, natural law, or male-only priests and not concern themselves with most of the bible. Almost like chasing distractions.
The common focus is strict, consistent regulation of the parts of life that both we and all other animals share: eating, reproductive activities, and death. But that's true of all religions. Fundamentalists are somewhat new in that they actually care about the fables.
Much as I would love to believe this is going to happen I think we risk falling into the same narrow-minded trap as Ken Ham fell into.
I'm prefacing this by saying I, in no way, believe this about the bible, but it is possible that one section of a book is fiction while another is not.
The thing is, myths/allegories aren't really true or false because they're not trying to be true. The moral they're attempting to tell may be evaluated as true/false, as could the statement "this myth actually happened". However, they are distinct propositions. Religion comes from a long tradition of using myth to teach people life lessons. A real problem arises when they make the additional statement "this myth actually happened."
That being said, I would like to see how the pope now justifies many of the beliefs held by the church. As the author has already stated, original sin is a big question. I'm sure they could wiggle out of it through enough philosophical/theological musing. I'm interested to see if they claim heaven and hell as allegorical.
The thing is, we're winning. You can't disprove the existence of a sufficiently vague god, you can disprove the existence of specific gods. As science progresses, we shine the light of knowledge into the dark corners of the universe only to find that god is not there. Theists then have to modify their definition of god such that he can still exist within that framework. However, the more immune to logic and evidence they make their god, the more vague they become. The more vague they become, the more useless they become. Eventually, god is reduced to the last stronghold he could possible occupy, the point past which the big bang obscures all information of previous states.
Yes, god COULD HAVE created the universe, or at least there's no current way to prove that he did not. Even evidence that god isn't necessary doesn't necessarily exclude god. However, such a god behaves much like a simple law of nature. It reduces god to an unknowable first principle. He is stripped of his mind, his consciousness, his religious ties, his values and the need to be worshiped. At that point, why even call such a thing a god?
I look at it as another card in the house of cards being flicked out of the structure of the Catholic church. Every time science contradicts religion, religion changes to accommodate science. Perhaps, as far as the Universe is concerned, this might be as far as they will be required to go.
Grasping at straws, aren't they?
Wow!! I can't believe I almost didn't think to post this article about the prior pope.
NSFW, obviously: Pope Admits: 'God Ain't Said Shit To Me'
I agree with Dave. Here's why. The priests will continue to dis-believe more and more, just as I think the more catholic like religions do.
This will manifest upon the people and will likely occur more in Europe where the population is much more intelligent.
I feel we need to continue to encourage people to think. Intelligence will follow.
I think we're already seeing the effect of this in many ways. There are already Christians in developed countries leaving the faith. As each of these revelations happen, more leave. In some cases, they bolt one Christian denomination for another. In others, they find another religion. New religions pop up all the time to fill a need and attempt to support scientific advances, so as not to argue with simple, provable fact.
Judaism and Christianity evolved due to such changes. Religions, including Judaism, used to believe in a wrathful God, because they couldn't explain natural disasters, death, and the crimes of humanity. Their believers were told God did this to them because of their sin. Later, religious leaders found it was more effective to paint God in a friendly, loving light. Satan was then blamed for all the bad in the world, and God was kind and loving but allowed such bad things to happen to test our faith.
There will be a small number of current Christians that will leave the faith with these and future revelations, but Christianity is so much more than Catholicism and the Pope. There are Christians who "charm" snakes, believe in six day creation and the planting of fossils to fool us, who think it's okay to kill homosexuals, minorities, and Muslims, and actually believe wine turns into blood and bread chips turn into body inside them. There are even Christians who maintain their faith even when they discover that the virgin birth is a myth shared by other mythologies that predated Jesus. That was the beginning of the awakening for me, because if Jesus was not divine, then he was not God's son, and therefore his blood was not adequate as a sacrifice for my sin.
People want something to believe in. Not just to explain the unexplainable, but also to have hope because they don't know how to find hope without a God. They can't fathom the idea that their consciousness will end one day as their brain cells deteriorate. If Christianity becomes insolvent, there will be other religions that rise up to claim their members. They don't even have to make logical sense. Just look at Scientology. A religion created on a bet with concepts such as theta and extra-terrestrials, and modern, intelligent people buy into it. There will always be people who believe in aliens at Area 51, ghosts, a conspiracy surrounding Lee Harvey Oswald, and something called a soul that lives on after we die in some form.
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Lewisville's girls soccer team got its first glimpse of where they stand in preparation for the District 5-5A season this weekend when they competed at the Allen Girls Showcase (results not available as of press time).
The squad was coming off a 2-0 victory over Denton as they strive to find the right mix of returning players and newcomers. The Lady Farmers are also adjusting under first-year coach Becca Willett, who was an assistant at Flower Mound last season and has previous head coaching experience at Sachse in 2003-04.
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While Lewisville had only played one contest entering the tournament, Willett is already pleased with the progress she's seen as the Lady Farmers refine their knowledge of the 4-4-2 system.
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Lewisville's system is designed to take pressure of its keepers, which include juniors Alaisha Sanders, Callie Eagan and senior Kim Hosey. Sanders brings back varsity experience from last season.
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Defenders include freshman Cali Arthurs and Hannah Campbell, sophomore Chandlar Josey and junior Taylor Garrison.
"The two freshmen will play quite a bit and have been doing a good job so far in practice," Willett said. "Chandlar brings a lot of speed and size and Taylor is someone who can really initiate the attack and hold things together back there. We're looking to her and Cali for a lot of leadership in the back."
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Freshman Jaylin Finney also figures to fit in the rotation following basketball season.
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"Erin works very hard off the ball and kind of sets everything up for us," Willett said. "Bria is quick and skilled and understands the game well and Sydney has a similar understanding and can really create with the ball."
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Yeah he has to make better decisions. But you just absolved the OL by saying it's all on Rivers. Give me a break. And sugar coating the OL stuff? They're 'sub-par'??? No, they suck.
Our D got fukked. Look at the field position they were handed bc of Phils negligence. Our O only earned ONE touchdown. They were handed the ball inside the red zone twice (which only turned into 10 points), then the D got a pick 6. Hard for me to blame the D here, especially going against a HOF QB who is known for big 2nd half come backs. Phil lip damn rivers, killed us, again.
Wait, we should watch two teams with mobile quarterbacks and one team with an elite O-line and a QB throwing the ball less than ten yards down the field to see how an immobile QB behind a bad line throwing the ball to receivers running routes 15+ yds down the field should look like? Really?
In the past, when Rivers would throw deep my thought was "great, here comes a TD" now its "damn, here comes another INT", I don't like feeling that way, but more often than not it's true, I hate not trusting him anymore, hope that changes
Come on! What were you watching! Manning was a statue out there and Rivers looked like he had epolepsy.... (/sarcasm)
Then why have the Steelers invested numerous first and second round draft picks on offensive lineman in the last 20 years?
The o-line works much better when Battle starts the game. He has a straight ahead style that give the 0-line some confidence. Mathews is good but he is WAY to jumpy. Battle would have done a little more damage to the strength to the Donks. Remember Denver is also coming down to a lower altitude and they will have much more stamina than SD.
Rivers is an above average quarterback but not elite. He is our best option right now. The main problem is without a great line his lack of mobility is amplified and it showed last night. His poor decisions were inexcusable for an experienced starter. Who knows, maybe if Norv and AJ go PR will step up to the plate for the new coach.
Dude you must be out of your mind if u believe thats gonna fix our issues! He has no number 1 reciever with a punk azz Oline! AJ signed this scrub named Clary and got rid of our big time reciever!! Stop the nonsense!
HAHAHAHAHA, the Norman know it all's still whining like little school girls that mean old River's pulled their panties down. I love it when the b1tches cry on and on as if it matters, what makes it even more pleasing is how buttfuck stupid they prove themselves out to be. I love it!!!!!!
the last time I counted they have six Lombardis and we have? They know to win games, you have to win the battle at the line of scrimage.
The steelers have a very sub par o line.. I Am not supporting the fact we don't draft olinemen before the 5th round, I am just saying the fact you draft an olinemen In the first does not guarantee solid players. To be honest when Gaither is in, our o line is pretty good. Clary has his problems, but just look and see how well (on the stat sheet) our o line does when Gaither is in. Going back to last year when he just stepped in, it's pretty impressive. I don't like what aj has done in regards to letting sproles and vj walk, I think he should have locked them down before he dropped those expensive *** franchise tenders then let thn go. However I believe he has done some solid drafting the last couple years and has done well bringing in solid vets like spikes,Johnson,Franklin,big by,royal,meachem,McClain.
Once Dean told him to abandon his bs, then he brought in vets. Granted he's had 2 years of decent drafts, hard to say how good they are yet though. But the Davis-Cason-English thing ****** this team good. And he hasn't bolstered the OL in a long time. Relying on Gaither to stay healthy was really stupid.
Who was our number one w in 2010? Rivers best season as a pro? Tutu? Naanae? --go back and watch our o line when Gaither is healthy.. Study some other rt in the game,watch how the qbs actually get rid of the ball when they feel pressure...let me be clear, they get rid of the ball to their own team.
Dean is a pussy...AJ knew he was fukin up and cares enough about his name and rep that he turned it around..dean isn't putting anyone in their place, just like he made excuses for Phillip last year. I'll never forget when he said "well sometimes qbs just have off years"...that sums it all up.
Fc name the last 5 years first round picks from the: steelers, bears, texans, giants, packers...some hit some miss, it sucks buster couldn't stay healthy and English n Cason aren't studs, but both will have jobs for years to come...could be worse
gotta disagree. AJ should have known he was ******* up for before that. Then with his job on the line and given a reprieve from Dean, he goes 180 on FAs. No coincidence there. Don't get me wrong, I think Dean is a pussy too, if only because it took him so long to rein in AJs bizarre draft and asinine FA acquisition strategies.
Who misses 3 in a row? And backs them up with a pile of sheet. It wasn't like he was scoring in the 2nd rounds over those year either. I'll be shocked if English has a job after this year. Cason might make a decent backup for a team that really needs a backup. Those are 3 busts. No way to spin that. To say nothing of overpaying for Hester.
My only beef with aj is his ego and stubbornness. He needs to put the team first, otherwise I think he's definitely better than average as far as a talent evaluator. We are spoiled as bolt fans, go browse through some dolphin, raider, brown, Viking, ram,and cardinal drafts.
But since then...Mathews, butler, Thomas, stuckey, wright, liuget, gilchrist, Ingram, v brown, molk, l green....that's over the last 3 years, pair that up with Johnson,spikes,Franklin,McClain,bigby,gaither,royal etc, I'd say he's not doing all that bad
If he keeps doing what he did the past year, yeah we'll get better. If he regresses to his 2007-9 bs (due to his ego and stubbornness) we'll be right back to mediocrity.
Butler was a great pick. Stuckey not so sure about, but 4th round, whatever, no loss if he doesn't pan out. Same with Thomas. Mathews might have paid a bit much for--big risk for an injury prone back. But the guy has talent. Last 2 years he's done better, for sure.


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We are visiting Las Vegas in December for 6-7 nights and we want to do the GC as well as Hoover Dam.
I'm starting with a blank, I know it can be done in a day on a tour as I am a UK travel agent and book this often but we prefer to self drive - hate buses and my son is Autistic so doesn't do well with group travel. We can stay overnight if need be but we are not into hiking so the easiest way to get to the best views is the best idea! I believe that there is a viewing platform made from glass? Is this worth a shot?
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Dell shocks the world (again), Tango update pushed out to the Venue Pro
While the Dell Venue Pro has been discontinued, we were surprised to see the Windows Phone receive the 8107 update pushed out to the phone. It was equally surprising today to see the Tango update hit the unlocked Venue Pro. While forcing the Tango update on the Samsung Focus S, we connected the Dell Venue Pro up to the computer and sure enough, the update notices appeared on the screen.
There was no need to force the Venue Pro to recognize the update and the previous updates to Tango (7740, 8107, etc) were installed first. Needless to say, it has been a while since my Venue Pro had seen the light of day...
When all was said and done the OS version on the Dell Windows Phone is 7.10.8773.98 and the firmware version is 2250.1800.7720.219. Because the process dealt with several updates, for me, the entire process ran about ninety minutes. If you have been using your Dell Venue Pro more regularly than I, the process may be shorter.
The Dell Venue Pro is a decent Windows Phone (still can't get used to the buttons) and it's nice to see the Venue Pro getting a little update attention.
Thanks, everyone, for the tip!
There are 82 comments. Sign in to commentvenetasoft says:
What about camera focus bug ? Is it fixed...?
inteller says:
No. The compass isn't fixed, the buggy wifi driver isn't fixed, and anything else that takes a firmware fix isn't fixed. If Dell would have continued firmware development and worked out all the bugs this would have been a VERY solid device. I was holding out hope that they would do the right thing and let the DVP go out with a bug free bang with 7.8, but that's clearly not happening.
Jeff Corgan says:
I was under the impression the Venue Pro didn't have a compass.
inteller says:
It had one at NoDo, but the firmware at Mango kept referencing the old driver files in Nodo so it is broken.
Jeff Corgan says:
I guess I got in late enough (Feb. 2012) and assumed it was one of the handsets that didn't have one. Bummer.
kuhio3 says:
Omg... Dell!! I was sure we weren't getting the update... I wasn't going to even mention it... Just figured I would make due until I got a new wp8 phone and try not to be too bothered.... But I gotta say ...even though dell is out of the phone business (for now) they have done right by us.... Thanks for the info
mjrtoo says:
That's impressive, gotta say!
rodneyej says:
And I can't even get an official update for my Focus.. Um um um...
Kadcidxa says:
Damn you AT&T!!!
gorebashd says:
That's pretty awesome for dell owners =)
RyanDaLyon says:
Dell > Samsung
jcagga says:
Nuff said. My venue pro got every updates without delays!
lycosman says:
I get the impression that Dell has been doing a great job supporting/updating the Venue Pro. They should make more WP phones.
Jeff Kibuule says:
What's sad is that they have the best designed portrait keyboard slider ever made. It's a shame they didn't support it better.
cliff08er says:
Perfect for one handed texting and email.
cliff08er says:
Also tons of storage after sticking in a 32 gig SD card.
Jeff Corgan says:
It's a shame the market didn't support it better.
NIST says:
Is this the DVP on ATT or T-Mo?
burnethanol#wp says:
NIST says:
neogodless says:
My T-Mobile DVP is still on 7720... is there any way to carrier unlock it and start getting these updates?
Olivier Groot says:
having the same problem here,
have you anything figured out yet?
dkp23 says:
ATT such a piece of sh1t
Baka says:
Oh, come now, if AT&T is a piece of shit, that leaves very little room to accurately describe my dear old Sprint.
infamousdaveman says:
Lmao, thanks for the laugh! Hilarious.
JoePR31 says:
EAA575 says:
Wow. Just wow.
techinsane011 says:
I have the unlocked and i just tried via zune, and I still have 710.
pizzalovinhulk says:
Dell ain't giving up
OMG55 says:
Dell owns alienware and honestly I this MS should make some sort of deal for an alieware WP7 with a glowing OLED indicator activating when vibrate is on. People want visually speaking devices and that my friend would be over the top. I'd be all in for that one!
NIST says:
Thank you. I've been saying that forever. I'd buy an Alienware WP8 in a heartbeat. And you know it being Alienware it would be some quad core screamer.
Mon-El says:
An Alienware windows phone. Sickest sick thing is sick :D
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accursedvenom says:
That would be incredible.
Jeff Corgan says:
After a terrible experience with the X51, I'm not so sure I'd celebrate this idea, anymore.
missionsparta says:
I suppose this is unlocked only? I'd it is a TMobile model we are out of luck?
unstoppablekem says:
All. ATT and tmobile contract and unlocked.
missionsparta says:
Hmmm. I was able to force updates in the past, but not this one.
neogodless says:
Hmm - second person in this thread to say that, but I am still stuck on 7720 with my T-Mobile DVP.
fourblades says:
I have the T-Mobile version that was unlocked by Dell after a few months. Still can't update mine... Though I do have the same Firmware version number but still at OS version 7.10.7720.68
Any way I can force it?
Jeff Corgan says:
Also on 7.10.7720.68 and not seeing it, yet.
chris0024 says:
Is my hTc HD7 will get this tango update? If not can I force it to update. TIA.
dv220s says:
LG Quantum got it. Without even forcing it. Now enjoying 7.10.8773.98. Now if only I could get Hidden Wifi support. That would be helpful
cliff08er says:
Forced the update few days ago on my DVP works perfectly:)
techinsane011 says:
please share how you forced it.
digitalbrew says:
Nice. >:D now I'm gonna try to get one on eBay!
Juan08C says:
Does anybody know if the update has been pushed to AT&T HTC Surround phones?
I'd appriciate it :) Thanks
ejlee072006 says:
Dvp was a hopeless case
FUS3360 says:
What the hell ATT? When we we need updates you stall ss long as possible but when I go over my data, you don't even hesitate to send me notification telling me that I've been charged $10 for an additional GB.. Seriously!!
ade333 says:
There are a large number of dell employees that have been issued the venue pro. It's actually one of few other WPs I've seen outside of a store. I work with dell quite a bit so I hear about it often, esp when the reps see that I have a WP. The reviews on them seem to be love hate, with most of the hate being that it has no street cred... Which is hard to argue against if that is important to someone. Aside from that, the actual hardware gets high reviews. Anyway, I think the significant number of internal users may have something to due with the continued support.
cliff08er says:
Most under rated WP out there just my opinion :)
missionsparta says:
Most overrated POS in my opinion
cliff08er says:
DVP is a good phone,it does have some downfalls just like any other smart phone.
JoePR31 says:
Do you own one? It's a safe bet that you don't. The DVP is the best of tge Gen 1 hardware. If it wasn't for a few firmware issues, it would've been right up there with the Titan as best WP hardware, period....before Nokia got involved. My HD7 is kinda ugly, very underwhelming, and has done nothing but collect dust since I bought my DVP. Troll harder.
cliff08er says:
My HD7 after five months the volume button fail off.That's when I ordered a VP from Dell,and I'm very pleased with my decision best phone ive ever owned.
DaSchnee says:
Seems like the firmware still hasn't changed :(
agm353 says:
Who would have thought...
cedarlog says:
Seems like Nokia and Dell really care about their customers maybe HTC too if they did release the update to their cutomers i don't know if they did all im going to say well done Dell
Robertottink says:
I have the update on my htc titan I just yesterday normally NO FORCED UPDATE
jcagga says:
Another reason to get first Gen wp7 especially venue pro over tango devices with 256mb of ram...
pr0phecy says:
Does anybody perhaps know if the Samsung Omnia 7 also gets this update?
Tomasz S. says:
Well if the DVP didn't get new firmware but only the generic updates from MS, then frankly all Dell did was approving them. Maybe after testing them.
Nothing to be excited really.
Doffen says:
Venue Pro was actually one of the most slick Windows Phone 7 lauch devices. It's sad that Dell ended it.
Ahmad W.Ayase says:
Is there a way to know that my Venue Pro is officially unlocked or not, I live in Jordan (Middle East) and I'm running it on a local carrier sim card but the problem is that my software is still on 7.10.7720.68 and I really want to know how to update
Dell checked my service tag and replied with :
" this unit was sold as a locked unit. It is locked to the T-Mobile network. As a rule, we don't provide unlocked codes for devices which were sold locked, but if you'd like to try sending any other questions regarding this, please email email@example.com."
so I opened the Engineering Mode in my phone and looked at the security, it was
(Unlock / GLEOS2A_US_TMO_SIMLoc1_001)
what does that mean? was it unlocked by hacking or an official unlock code? and the most important thing is HOW CAN I GET THE UPDATE!!!!
HD7guy says:
According to Tmo forums, HTC has both OS and firmware updates available. After installing both the tethering-related WiFi bug will be fixed.
Supposedly forcing an update works, though I couldn't manage to trigger it after an hour of trying last night. Wondering if the latest Zune software update did something. It used to be easy for me to trigger a forced update. But it could be that the updates are not yet available on TMo's systems.
Really glad to see Dell still supporting the DVP. I'm a little more inclined to consider them for a laptop or desktop again.
Nitaino says:
No update for HTC HD7 I'm so done with HTC. Can't wait to own a Nokia Windows Phone 8 Smartphone, hopefully November
theraj1910 says:
When is Samsung Omnia pro going to get a update?
etrosce says:
I've just got the update on my LG Optimus 7 :)
psritter says:
Not that I don't appreciate the Tango update for the Dell Venue Pro, as I'll be keeping mine until the Win8 Phones arrive, but Dell does not deserve any accolades here. They have not updated the firmware, unlike other manufacturers, with any of the updates since last July, even though there are several significant problems, at least one of which has been shown can be easily resolved. They are not willing to spend any time, whatsoever, for customers of this product. This update is all thanks to Microsoft. I suspect this is in preparation for the required update to version 7.8, as the Zune update mechanism will be officially phased out, since the Zune client is also. This is the main reason for 7.8, although the media have been slow to understand that fact.
yeungl says:
Who is in Canada and receive Tango?
Ticomfreak says:
At&t HTC Titan? (the first one)


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I'm not sure where Leo Quan went, but this bridge is a very accurate reproduction of the Badass bridge of the 1970's. Gibson Les Paul Jr.'s and other Gibsons that didn't have a tune-o-matic bridge were designed when the only guitar strings available were huge flat-wounds. After Eric Clapton made it fashionable to use light-gauge strings with an un-wound third or "G" string, a lot of these guitars wouldn't play in tune with light strings, so Leo Quan invented the Badass. The Badass was made from chrome-plated brass, so the guitar sounded a lot different than it did with the stock light aluminum "wrap-around" tailpiece. This new reproduction sounds the same way. You may have to re-think your amp's tone control settings after installing one of these. You'll be able to play in tune, though.
Seems well made but is too tall to get the action low enough for my tastes on a Gibson Melody Maker V.
This bridge allowed me to finally get accurate intonation on my Epiphone Les Paul Jr. Special (already modified with the addition of a neck pickup). I use .009s on this guitar because I do a LOT of extreme bends (minor 3rd - fourth), so I had to do a little smoothing of the first string saddle to stop the breakage I was getting - small price to pay for great intonation!
Great simple bridge that will upgrade your non adjustable wrap around bridges. Good quality for the price.
I recently purchased this wraparound bridge as a replacement on a Les Paul Jr. I'm pleased with this one. No more intonation problems whatsoever and the Gold dressed this black Jr. up real nice. If you're looking to replace your old stop tail bridge with something that will get you intonated all the way up the neck, you won't go wrong with this piece or Stew-Mac. No waiting games here. Mine went straight out and was sitting on my axe in three days. Thanks Stew-Mac. You're my first choice.
Great bridge. Everything I expected.
Had a non-adjustable bridge, put the new one on and it helped the guitar 100%. Intonation is now possible!
This is a cool little bridge. Worked great for the LP Jr I was building. A couple of things to watch out for though: 1: Careful how close to the bridge pickup you put it. I have mine too close, and it's a little difficult to feed strings through it. 2: On mine the saddles were fairly sharp, and I've broken a number of strings right across them. I filed them a bit and threw some pencil lead dust in there...seems to help so far. 3: The post are the width of a tailpiece, and not a tune-o-matic, so if your body is drilled for a tune-o-matic bridge like mine was, be prepared to do some hole filling.
With its original bridge, my Ibanez ARX 500 had serious problems with tuning. I installed the Wraparoud Bridge and I solved the problem and is improvied well the sustain. Only negative is that in Italy customs fees are quite high.
I bought this to fix a Maestro/Gibson Mini-V, which had misplaced bridge posts. The threaded posts have the same pitch as the sockets on the Mini-V, but I had reduce the diameter of posts where the bridge sits because the fit was too tight. This was also a problem with the original bridge as well. The radius is a pretty good match without modification and at the lowest setting for the bridge the action is pretty good as well. This bridge is definitely not a high quality item, but it offers smoking value for the $$. Inexpensive. Effective.
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