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[url=http://mckeenshockey.rivals.com/draft.asp?Draft=52]McKeen's hockey has released their mock draft[/url] and has Swedish winger [url=http://www.eliteprospects.com/player.php?player=2045] Nicklas Bergfors[/url] falling to the Lightning's pick at #30. A tip of the hat to Johan Nilsson of [url=http://www.eliteprospects.com/]Eliteprospects.com[/url]. Bergfors, the brother of Lightning prospect Henrik Bergfors, is slated to come to North America as an import to play in the QMJHL next season. While I don't necessarily see Bergfors, the top Swedish born prospect in this draft, falling all the way to 30 this mock is far more realistic with regard to the Lightning's pick than [url=http://msn.foxsports.com/nhl/story/3821944]FoxSport's[/url], [url=http://www.hockeysfuture.com/article.php?sid=7795]Hockeysfuture's[/url] and even [url=http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/draft/feature.asp?fid=7065]TSN's [/url]which have the Lightning selecting D Risto Korhonen, G Alexandre Vincent and G Ondrej Pavelec respectively. And it makes a fair point: small prospects tend to fall. Some of the most high profile slips of the past few drafts have involved diminuitive Jiri Hudler and Zach Parise who fell well below where they were originally projected to go. [url=http://www.tsn.ca/nhl/draft/feature.asp?fid=6645]It's one thing for a team to say they will take a small player like 5'9" 173 lb. Andrew Cogliano around 18th in the draft[/url] it's quite a different thing for them to actually pull the trigger. I included Cogliano in my list of [url=http://www.boltprospects.com/node/143]players to watch in my draft preview[/url] and seriously thought about listing Bergfors as well for just that reason. Expect one or two small players to drop in this draft. The question is, will a Lightning organization which has traditionally been so preoccupied with drafting bigger players seriously consider players like Bergfors or Cogliano or even reach for a prospect like TJ Hensick?
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Dubai Knowledge Village (DKV), a member of Tecom Investments, said its corporate research centre has launched three surveys, in alliance with its business partners, to study how organisations are coping with the economic downturn.
The initiative is part of the DKV Corporate Research Centre's continuing endeavour to offer economic and market data for the benefit of UAE-based businesses.
DKV's business partners Third Eye, Dynamic Learning and Hewitt Associates will organise surveys on 'Keeping your Customers...When it Matters!,' 'Total Compensation Measurement' and 'Emotional Intelligence Survey' in the Middle East, said an official.
"For many organisations in the GCC, this is probably their first experience of a severe business downturn. We would like to know how the managements of these organizations have reacted to the financial crisis from diverse perspectives,' remarked Dr Ayoub Kazim, executive director, DKV and Dubai International Academic City.
'The key findings of the research will help the region's senior management from the corporate sector to take effective measures for tackling some of the challenges thrown up by the current economic scenario,' he stated.
The 'Keeping your Customers...When it Matters!' survey focuses on customer retention. Analysing how well companies in the region are addressing challenges for retaining profitable customers, the survey explores whether organizations recognize the value of customers and have put in place initiatives that will identify profitable accounts in their customer base.
It will additionally determine the exact value of their profitable customers, and how well companies are aligning their resources to deliver better value to these customers.
Total Compensation Measurement is one of Hewitt's most comprehensive worldwide compensation research programmes. With nearly 30 years of experience, it serves more than 7,000 organizations in over 40 international markets.
The study has been launched in the UAE for the first time this year and has already seen an overwhelming response from organizations including some of the biggest conglomerates and key players across sectors. It has registered more than 120 participants so far in the UAE, he pointed out.
The Emotional Intelligence Survey in the Middle East focuses on how business leaders in the Middle East match up to the global population in terms of emotional intelligence. An online questionnaire has been submitted to more than 5,000 leaders in the region to find the answer to this question.
The DKV Corporate Research Centre is an initiative by DKV Partner Development Management, focusing on research in the areas of business and corporate related issues whilst offering market data to serve the UAE business community.
Hasan Makansi, head of Partner Development for DKV and Dubai International Academic City, said: 'DKV Corporate Research Centre is a joint effort with its own pool of talent in addition to business partners' wealth of knowledge and expertise in research and consultancy.'
'Dubai Knowledge Village supports and nurtures the business community by providing significant data analysis and a corporate research bank.'
Previous studies by DKV Corporate Research Centre include 'Business Leadership in the UAE' conducted in partnership with The Core Group; 'CEO Mobility' in partnership with Stanton Chase, and the 'Best Employer Survey' in partnership with Hewitt.-TradeArabia News Service


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Archaeology South-East publishes the results of our projects and research in a variety of formats and outlets, from multi-site monographs to short notes in popular magazines. A substantial number of projects are published as articles in county archaeological society journals or specialist publications.
Since 2009, Archaeology South-East has published a joint monograph series with Surrey County Council Archaeological Unit, under the SpoilHeap publications imprint. The series includes peer-reviewed monographs, as well as an occasional paper series for smaller sites. These volumes are produced and designed in-house giving us complete control over the process and flexibility to respond to the differing needs and requirements of each publication project. There are a number of volumes in progress and forthcoming volumes planned for release in 2013-2015.
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A seal which is reputed to be the pinnacle of chakra control.[1] By storing a vast amounts of chakra over an extended period of time into a specific point on their body — usually the forehead — the user creates this seal, which manifests in the form of a rhombus-like marking. Once the seal is formed, the user's already impressive chakra control allows them to perform techniques without any wasted energy.[3] When released, the seal will either spread across the user's face or wrap around their entire body. The stored chakra is then released into their body, greatly amplifying the power of their techniques. The seal will permanently remain in the centre of the user's forehead, presumably so that the user can keep on benefiting from its effects.
This seal is also symbiotically linked to the summon Katsuyu. That is to say: the power of the techniques used by Katsuyu, is directly proportional to the reserves of the seal.[4] By releasing the power of their seals, Tsunade and Sakura were able to combine its power with the Creation Rebirth technique in order to gain access to the Ninja Art Creation Rebirth — Strength of a Hundred Technique.
- When written as '白毫', byakugō means 'Ūrṇā' (Literally meaning: Fine White Hair), which is a white swirl of fine hair on the forehead of the Buddha, represented in art by a spiral or a dot, or even a gem or pearl. It represents the third eye which allows one to see past the mundane world and into the divine world.
- Mito Uzumaki had a similar marking on her forehead. While the Strength of a Hundred Seal seems to be modelled after this in terms of appearance, it is currently unknown if hers is also a Strength of a Hundred Seal.
- In the chapters published in Shōnen Jump, the seal was initially identified as "White Strength Seal" (白豪の印, Byakugō no In). It was corrected in the tankōbon version.
- Tsunade also uses a portion of the seal's chakra to maintain her youthful appearance.[3]
- Sakura spent three years storing chakra to form the seal, something Tsunade's first disciple, Shizune, noted that even she was unable to achieve due to the level of chakra control required.[5]
- In the anime, Tsunade stated that because of the delicate nature of building up chakra required for this technique, a person is substantially drained of normal reserves of chakra, making it dangerous for one to perform surgery or battle. Sakura, however, found a way to divert a small portion of that built-up chakra back into her normal reserves.[6]


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There's a seller (buyjapan001) on eBay who I bought my MS10 & MS20 off of, and it seems like he always has a few of these. Just wondering how you think he acquires them since his posts are very sparse. They both were in good condition & had US power supplies. Do you think these were ones that sat at Korg HQ for a long time & were then purchased, or were leased by korg originally ? I'm just curious as to the path which would have led them to Japan with US plugs.
Questions aside, I would recommend this seller ! Definitely no issue, except that prices are a bit high. Shipping was about $100 both times, but I ordered on a Wednesday both times (funny) & received by Saturday !


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Daniel Boone Picture Book
Daniel Boone is now an almost mythological character known for opening colonial America to the west, which at that time was the territory of Kentucky. In real life, Boone was a frontiersman, explorer, surveyor, and hunter, who blazed a trail through the Cumberland Gap that enabled Euro-Americans to settle in lands belonging to Native American tribes. He and his family's lives were fraught with hardship and danger, but Boone continued to push westward until he finally settled in Missouri.
In this lesson, students read passages from a biography of Daniel Boone, summarize these passages, and create a picture book about his life. In the lesson extensions, they will have the opportunity to write a diary entry from the point of view of Boone. Students will also stop to imagine what things Boone may have seen, heard, touched, smelled, and tasted on his journeys westward.
In this lesson, students:
- Learn about the life of Daniel Boone, an American explorer and folk hero
- Practice effectively summarizing passages
- Determine the most important information in a passage and illustrate it
- Analyze events in Daniel Boone's life by imagining his perspective
- Feature Article: Famous Missouri Explorers: Daniel Boone (1734-1820), from the State Historical Society of Missouri
- Daniel Boone Biography Cards
- Book Page Template
- Scratch paper
- Markers or colored pencils
- Five Senses worksheet (for lesson extension)
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- Begin the lesson with asking the students what they know about Daniel Boone. Record answers on the board. Explain that there are many myths about Boone's life. Today, they will be uncovering the facts about Boone's life and creating a picture book illustrating them.
- Share information from the introduction of the feature article Famous Missouri Explorers: Daniel Boone (1734-1820).
- Give each student a card with a paragraph from the feature article on it. Explain that they will need to create a picture that depicts the information given to them and then write a 2 to 3 sentence summary of the information. [Note: There are 16 paragraphs, so most classes will create 2 full books. Some advanced students can make 2 pages of the book for classes with less than 32 students.]
- Have students take 5 to 10 minutes to sketch out ideas for their page on scratch paper.
- Students should draw the final copy of their page on the page template.
- Once all pages are complete, bind the book together with a binding machine or by sewing it together with yarn.
- Share the completed books with the class. Students can take turns bringing the books home to show their families.
Lesson Extensions
Have each student write a diary entry as though they are Daniel Boone from an event of his life. Optional: have students share their entries in chronological order.
Students complete a five senses activity about what they think Boone might have seen, touched, smelled, tasted, and heard as he was exploring the land of Kentucky. Students should share their five senses activity in groups of 5 or 6.
This lesson was written by Allison Straker, Vancouver, WA, and Andy Rodgers, Parker, CO.


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NASAA President David S. Massey Testifies
July 12, 2011
NASAA President Identifies Enhancements to Investor Protection Since Passage of the Dodd-Frank Act
WASHINGTON (July 12, 2011) – In testimony before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee, North American Securities Administrators Association President and North Carolina Deputy Securities Administrator David Massey today outlined the gains made in investor protection since the enactment of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act nearly one year ago.
"This comprehensive law was crafted to promote stronger investor protection and more effective oversight to help prevent another economic crisis and restore the confidence of Main Street investors," Massey said during a hearing before the U.S. Senate Banking Committee. "The Wall Street reforms and investor protection provisions in the Dodd-Frank Act were born out of necessity. The financial crisis made it clear that the existing securities regulatory landscape required an overhaul."
Massey's testimony focused on several provisions in the Dodd-Frank Act that help restore investor trust by enhancing investor protection from fraud and abuse in the financial markets. These include provisions that:
- prevent securities law violators from conducting securities offerings under SEC Regulation D, Rule 506;
- strengthen the accredited investor standard;
- increase state regulatory oversight of investment advisers;
- safeguard senior investors from unqualified advisers;
- create an investor advisory committee to advise the SEC on its regulatory priorities, and;
- authorize the SEC to take action to provide enhanced protections and remedies for investors in the areas of fiduciary duty and arbitration.
"Our message to Congress is simple and clear: Please continue your commitment to protecting investors and do not weaken the critical investor protection provisions of Dodd-Frank either directly through legislative repeals or indirectly through a lack of appropriate funding or delayed execution," Massey said.
President Massey's complete testimony is available on the NASAA website here.
NASAA is the oldest international organization devoted to investor protection. Its membership consists of the securities administrators in the 50 states, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, the U.S. Virgin Islands, Canada and Mexico.
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We pray it daily at different hours. The prayers, or more so the recitation of them, unite the Church around the world. I have the same four books today that I bought over 30 years ago while in the seminary. I can't say the same about the Roman Missal (previously known as the Sacramentary). I am probably not alone in that. The books do become not only a Liturgy of the Hours, but a history of our lives.
Even when left on the seminary windowsill amidst the many others in the hallway or left on the table at a priest conference where many other priests left theirs, I can spot my own book. It is like a parent knowing his own child's voice in a cacophony of children's voices. I recognize the wornness of the book, which gold leaf letters are worn off, which ribbons are unraveling, how thick the book has become from all the memorial cards that are stuck in the pages. Each season when the time comes around again and I stumble on Aunt Margaret's memorial card from 20+ years ago, time is marked once again, not just in praying the hour but remembering that day long past.
The changing of the ribbons is like the resetting of a clock as time moves forward. I had an interesting experience recently figuring out what "day," what "hour" I should pray; where should I be in the book? I was traveling and had crossed the International Date Line. I went from Wednesday Evening Prayer, Week 4, lifting off from Dulles airport heading west across the USA and the Pacific to Friday Evening Prayer as I landed in Indonesia.
It was fun to experience such a quandary, and I smiled to myself as I thought: "Do I obey the old maxim, 'when in Rome, do as the Romans do,' or do I sit and do a full day and a half of ribbon advancement to catch up with the Indonesian priests? If I skip the day and not read the psalms and canticles, do I follow the same logic when I head east to fly home several weeks later on a Tuesday? Do I not turn the ribbons and pray Tuesday evening prayer Week 1 again, because it was Tuesday evening when I took off from Indonesia and Tuesday evening when I landed back in Dulles? No harm done to pray it twice."
There is no right or wrong answer to this. It did make me pause to consider how unifying this prayer is if we are all praying different Hours of different days. On the flip side of that coin, the same prayer is being prayed for 24 hours straight across all these time zones, like a song being sung in the round or like a wave at stadium, everybody takes a turn when their time comes around.
The prayer unifies us as we pray the same psalms and canticles. Though we all may be on the "same week" and "same day" and "same hour," we are not on the "same page." It is fascinating how many different rubrics there are. I am not sure if it stems from how each seminary interprets the rubric or if it may just be generational specific. One noticeable difference is in praying the psalm prayer. I always pray the prayer. I've noticed that it is often skipped by others.
Another rubric difference is who leads the responsorial; or at the intercessions, is one standard response given to the full psalm or do the responders read the words from the second half, beginning at the indented dash? The Liturgy of the Hours is like a standard recipe for lasagna. You give it to five people to make, and you have five different presentations.
It is interesting to hear how priests deal with missing their prayer time. They skipped a morning prayer due to time constraints or an evening prayer as they fell asleep as they began reading it and woke up hours later in the middle of the night. My mother always told me, "If you fall asleep saying your prayers at night, your guardian angel finishes them." Thank God for the angels on our shoulders. Some priests advance the ribbon at the next hour and start with whatever the hour is at that moment. Others will read the hour that was missed in order to remind themselves that each hour is important, that it is better to be late than never pray it! It is also a little punishment. After waking up, you double up praying last night's evening prayer before praying the new day's morning prayer. This practice might even encourage us not to skip as we would just have to do more later.
In the 28-day cycle there are 56 morning and evening prayers, plus the minor daytime hours and some votive days throughout the year. Among the four volumes there are 147 psalms prayed. It is curious that three psalms are left out of the four-week cycle and the votive days. You begin to wonder what these three psalms did to deserve this lack of acknowledgement. When you look up the three psalms, why not Psalms 58, 83, 109? Are they so bad they could not make the cut? You would think that those compiling the Liturgy of Hours would have been able to squeeze in three more psalms just to say, "We have prayed the full psalmody!"
The psalms truly are the prayers of humanity. There is something there for everyone. They do reflect the human condition, unfortunately too much so. Scholars state that two-thirds of the psalms are prayers of complaining, struggle and the darkness of humanity. Reflecting the human condition, these prayers are where the rubber hits the road. It is an unfortunate indictment of humanity as two-thirds of our time is probably spent on the negative things of life: the complaining, the human condition, the darkness. Maybe that is why Psalm 51 (a.k.a., the Miserere) is prayed every Friday morning and, in the Office of the Dead, as we remember the Cross of Christ. It was certainly one of humanity's most human moments, when Christ who had taken on the human condition redeemed it on the cross.
It is interesting that some psalms are repeated several times in the cycle, and some psalms have a place of honor while others have no place. Psalms 63 and 149 and the Canticle of Daniel certainly have their place of prominence. Not only are they prayed on Sunday I morning, but are the "go to" psalms for all feasts and the Octave of Christmas and Easter. We do a lot of flipping of pages and ribbons as we are directed by the red rubrical instructions to use Sunday Morning Week 1 psalms. I don't know if it is just the familiarity or that I really like it, but the Canticle of Daniel is refreshing. The countless verses conjuring up images of cold and chill and all the water creatures bring us back to the human condition — not the darkness part, but the creative part as we think of all of creation. My father was one who liked to fish, loved the outdoors and hunting ducks. He worked for NASA, so at his funeral this was the first reading because so many of the images reminded us of his life (fish of the sea, birds of the air, sun and moon, etc.).
Though the Canticle of Daniel is long, it moves quickly, unlike the longest psalm, Psalm 119. Psalm 119 is the longest psalm as well as the longest chapter in the Bible. It is the prayer of one who delights in and lives by the commandments. With its 176 verses, Psalm 119 has more verses than 14 Old Testament Books and 17 New Testament Books. It is over 2,000 words (this article has 1,524 words). It is primarily read during Daytime prayer for 22 days, a day for each letter of the Hebrew alphabet.
Then there is the shortest psalm just two psalms before the longest. On those Saturday mornings when we are rushed, it is nice to be cut a break as we see these four simple lines of Psalm 117. It seems even shorter when prayed antiphonally, each side taking one sentence. It is over before it starts.
And, of course, there is the tongue twister verse in Psalm 30. If you are in rush to get through the "hour" don't say this too quickly: "So my soul sings psalms to you unceasingly." This short verse pretty much sums up what the psalms are all about — giving a way for us to sing to God forever.
What is your favorite psalm? Mine is 62.
FATHER CARRION is pastor of Holy Cross, Our Lady of Good Counsel, St. Mary, Star of the Sea in Baltimore, Md., and is director of the Deacon Formation Program for the Archdiocese. email@example.com
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can anyone tell me some good places for hacking/cracking ebooks. i have looked and looked but can't find any good ones.
particualrly"hacking exposed 3rd edition"
Never Knew I Was Living In The World
Are you trying to download books illegally? I don't know if hacking exposed is sold in bookstores or not but if you are trying to download books for free, then you may want to delete this post as you'll most likely get nothing but negs.
You want a copy of Hacking Exposed 3rd Ed? Get it here.
Simply supply yer info requested and you should get it in roughly a week. Not exactly an E-Book, but it should do. Might as well get the real thing.
I've spent a great deal of time in their stores, powells has got to be one of the best book stores out there, without taking into consideration online book stores of course.
you will want to reword the original post. As it stands right now, it appears that you are asking for help in doing something illegal like cracking. And well... That just isn't right. You'll negged for it.
\"I believe that you can reach the point where there is no longer any difference between developing the habit of pretending to believe and developing the habit of believing.\"
Chefer I beg to differ. Anybody who has visited Canada knows that Chapters kick the @$$ of any other bookstore. Starbucks, and baked expectations, furniture to sit in and read, computers to help search for and order books, a rewards program and 2 story buildings that are nicely organized.
EDIT: And also internet access, tons of magazines for almost every imaginable interest, greeting cards and performances by musicians, as well as discussions with authors. If I think of anymore nice things about Chapters, I'll let you know.
I am sorry i made it sound like illegal but i just wanted the ebook cuz i thought many writers also give away their books in electronic formats (with some chapters ripped off) at different sites as i have downloaded many such books.
i can't delete this post as the 24 hr limit is up but hope u understand and don't give me anymore negative points.
shants> what a question, but anyway this solves your question!
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Who Are You Building Your Business Applications For?
Original posting on RT Blog 27/02/2012
I have had the privilege of meeting with many early stage business software CEOs and teams over the past 5 years since moving from an operational role to an investing role.
Each of these teams is passionate about the products they are creating. However, many, in my personal opinion, share something in common that may prevent them from growing their companies as fast as they might otherwise.
Most are so intent on building their products for and then marketing/selling to daily practitioners they forget about creating a version of the product or a set of features in the product for the people who aren't likely to use the product very often, or at all; the people who must approve the expenditure.
These are typically the CEOs, CFOs, CIOs and/or other senior executives.
This group may not necessarily appreciate the specific product features required by the personnel who will use the application/product on a regular basis but I believe it is critical to ensure that the product contain features that are directly applicable to them.
Without such features, it makes the initial sales process more difficult than it needs to be and – in the case of recurring/subscription business models – it puts the yearly decision for the company to continue to use the application and sign the contract up for unnecessary scrutiny.
Most of the people who sit in these approval roles are measured by and interested in key operational results of the business. Consequently, I believe there are 3 features every business application should contain:
- The ability for key executives- or their staff – to set thresholds within your application that they consider to be KPIs (key performance indicators) and to have the application automatically notify them via email when those thresholds are met/unmet and the reasons why.
- The ability to deliver graphs/charts that can be easily configured to identify and highlight critical elements of the business that your application helps operationalize.
- Usage reports that can be delivered periodically that include user login statistics along with key operational results.
You want your application to touch key senior executives on a regular basis. That way, they are reminded about your company regularly (increasing your brand presence and importance) and realize that your application is providing their company with value. Without these fundamental application elements, you are in fact leaving it up to the skills of your daily practitioners to convey the value of the application(s) up the management chain.
While many may be quite good at doing this, others may not be quite as adept. As a result, in the case of software companies that use recurring revenue models, you are putting your annual contract renewal in the hands of lower-level personnel.
If you want supporting evidence of what I'm talking about, pick any start up and go to their website. While you are there, I am confident you will see comprehensive product feature overviews and use cases, etc. for daily practitioners. However, seldom will you find any discussion regarding product features for senior executives and/or material for the daily practitioner to "sell" their upper management on why they need your application.
So, if you build business application software, I would encourage you to look critically at your product and your website and ask yourself if you are really addressing everyone from the lower level practitioner who may need to use your product daily to the senior executive who may never use your products directly.
With a few relatively simple changes, you might help to accelerate your company's revenue growth and decrease your churn rates.


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Hidden Mickey Monday ºoº - Buena Vista Street - Julius Katz & Sons - Window Display Mickeys
Over the past five years, the folks from Imagineering have outdone themselves revamping the Disney California Adventure Park. In addition to creating a new land and new attractions, Imagineers pulled from Walt Disney's past to give DCA's main thoroughfare a distinctively Disney feel.
Using Walt Disney's journey to 1920's Los Angeles as a template, WDI created a California Adventure counterpart to Disneyland's Main Street. Although Disney died in 1966, Buena Vista Street feels magical, as if it were finished with Walt's personal touch. After recreating iconic landmark's from Hollywood's past, Imagineering completed the illusion, by staging Buena Vista Street with dozens of historic Disney Details and a few Hidden Mickeys.
The only repair shop on Buena Vista Street, Julius Katz & Sons features radios, cameras, watches, televisions and other mechanical items from the 1920's & 30's. The items on display in the Katz & Sons front window, include a vintage television set featuring a Classic Mickey test screen and several Mickey-shaped antique locks.
Test cards or test patterns were used calibrate early televisions and broadcast cameras. In an era when stations did not have programming to broadcast twety-four hours a day, test patterns also let viewers know that they were receiving signals (but no programming) from a specific broadcast station. In a nod to television's infancy, Imagineer's staged the window with a six-inch wide television screen, state of the art for the late 1920's.
The pair Mickey-shaped antique locks are on display, hanging in a case above the television set. Imagineers understand that Disney is in the Details, so decorating choices are usually conscious ones. Mickey-shaped items are often used as Hidden Mickeys, especially antique locks, cameras with unusually shaped lenses and double alarms with bells as Mickey ears.


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'Deliver me from bloodguiltiness, O God, thou God of my salvation; and my tongue shall sing aloud of thy righteousness.' Psalm 51:14
Suggested Further Reading: 1 Corinthians 8:1–13
Every man, especially in a great city like this, is responsible not only for himself but for his neighbours, and there are some of us who are like the church clock—other people set their watches by us. It becomes such of us as are religious teachers to be particularly careful. There are some things which I feel I might do, as far as I am concerned, which I believe I might do without suffering any personal hurt, but which I would not do for your sakes and which I dare not do for the sake of many who would take license from my example to do a great deal more than I would do, and would make me the horse on which they would put the saddle of their sin. Christian parents, you must not always say, 'I can do this.' Yes, but would you like everybody else to do it, because, if it is unsafe for one, it seems to me, you have no business to touch it. 'If meat make my brother to offend, I will eat no flesh while the world standeth,' is a grand old Christian saying of one who was not a whit behind the very chief of the apostles. We must be careful even of things indifferent, but when it comes to those things which are positively evil, the ill example of a Christian is ten times worse than that of one who is not a Christian, for if I see a sinner commit sin, his example is poison, but it is labelled. The inconsistent life of a Christian is unlabelled poison, and I am very likely to be injured by it. Inconsistent Christians, false professors, you that have a name to live and are dead, take care lest bloodguiltiness lie at your door, and much of it too.
For meditation: No man is perfect. Spurgeon was a cigar-smoker. This became the subject of controversy in later years. He did not regard smoking as a sin in itself, but justified his habit on the grounds that it relieved his physical pain, soothed his weary brain and helped him to sleep. However, non-smokers criticised him for setting an example which led others into a body-destroying habit. Do you eat or drink anything or do something else which could cause others to stumble (Romans 14:21)?
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Categories, Photographs & Predicaments:
by Brian C. O'Connor and Mary Keeney O'Connor
W e can represent the predicament of representing photographs the horns of the dilemma with two illustrations. On the one horn, indexer application of verbal descriptors for the topics of images, especially if they are applied with the level of generality typically used in libraries to describe verbal documents, fails to account for native elements of picture documents. Moreover, they often seem pale in comparison with verbal descriptions made by actual users of the documents.
Note, for example, inFigure 1, the difference between the LCSH Cowboys and Rodeos and the two sets of descriptors derived from actual users. Similarly, note in Figure 2, the differences between Boys and Ocean [or even Outdoor Recreation for Children ] and the reactions of several actual viewers of the particular picture.
On the other horn, representing the native elements of photographs can remove ambiguity of interpretation at one level, yet may provide its own set of difficulties. For example, as in Figure 3, if I am seeking a portrait of Homer in a WWW collection of images to illustrate an article on verbal representation and come across one image using a word search but find it not quite right, I might be tempted to click on Visually Similar. However, it is only by a large stretch of the imagination that most of the resulting images are similar in an ordinary and useful sense. Similar textures, color values, luminance values and spatial arrangement do not necessarily yield another statue of Homer.
In order to approach some resolution of the dilemma of representing pictures we went back to basics to the Oxford English Dictionary and to Aristotle in hope of a fresh approach. Category is defined in the OED "as predication or assertion given to general classes of terms, things, or notions" along with the caveat "the use being very different with different authors." There is also an expansion of the term predicament within the definition of category "a class to which a certain predication or assertion applies." This is further refined under the definition of predicament as a "class about which a particular statement is made."
Question States
So what? Categories, we know, help us by reducing search time. There are fewer categories than there are individual items. Yet if categories are formed by assertions, what can we say about the assertion process in the context of describing and searching for image documents? Considering the assertion process we asked:
As an initial response to these questions about assertions, we proposed categories of question states. Each question state has two elements of an information-seeking event: a function to be accomplished; a document (or set of documents) that would aid in accomplishing the function. The three categories of question states are as follows:
Ordinarily in document collections categories are formed according to attributes of the documents themselves. The expectation, then, is that queries will be made in terms of document attributes. In those cases where users cannot articulate specific document attributes, perhaps we can, at least, make use of what they can say about what they want to accomplish. We can suggest areas of the collection not likely to be useful, we can suggest methods of navigation and evaluation and we can gather use or function descriptions made by previous users.
Generating Functional Descriptions
We, therefore, set about exploring users' functional descriptions of pictures. While our users would be seeing the pictures and making responses, we felt that eliciting descriptors beyond the topical might generate an access tool of some utility for those searchers who could express what they wanted to accomplish but could not be specific about what picture would work. For example, if a searcher wants an illustration for the concept of rugged determination, the rodeo cowboy photograph inFigure 1 might be appropriate, because several previous users have used rugged and determined to describe that image. We were seeking a way of eliciting emotive, evocative and associative descriptors for the pictures, as these would be the primary means of searching when specific assertions about the document could not be made.
First, we tried asking users simply to make up descriptions of each of a dozen images. Everybody who did this constructed a topical phrase resembling a Library of Congress Subject Heading. All the participants were librarians or library school students and seemed constrained to describe in the library way. Subsequently we had test users write captions, responses (how did this picture make you feel) and lists of items recorded in the picture. (SeeFigure 4.).
The first level of analysis consisted of gathering the adjectives and adjectival phrases that describe users' reactions to the images. These fall into categories making
Analysis of the Functional Descriptions
We then mounted all responses in an ACCESS database and did a rough content analysis to see what categories would emerge. The categories that emerged from what actual users said about pictures are
It was gratifying to see that we did, indeed, pick up descriptors that were other than topical. There was a wide range of narrative and emotive descriptors. In addition, there were two striking results - one we had anticipated, one we had not anticipated. We had anticipated antonyms would be present in some considerable number, and they were. One person would describe an image as lovely; another person would describe it as depressing. One person would describe an image as makes me happy; another would describe it as this makes me really homesick, I wish I hadn't looked at this picture.
Geographic attribution is a form of description we had not anticipated. Many people felt compelled to locate the image. Note that the rodeo cowboy image inFigure 1 is attributed to Kansas, although there are no geographic cues other than the cowboy attire the image was actually made in Davis, California. The ocean in the jumping boy picture in Figure 2 is attributed to California and is evocative of Padre Island it is in New Hampshire.
Consequences for Retrieval System Design
Seeing that we could elicit functional descriptors of different sorts, we set about asking what might be some of the consequences for image retrieval systems. First, we noted Fidel's statement in The image retrieval task: Implications for the design and evaluation of image databases (The New Review of Hypermedia and Multimedia, pp. 181-199, 1997) that ". . . classes that represent interpretive attributes are more difficult to assign in indexing than in searching." This makes sense because of the inherent difficulties with a single source generating representations for varying uses.
However, on the basis of our exploration, we conclude that one can gather user assertions about interactions with pictures, that these form a richer descriptive palette than ordinary indexing and that such assertions can form a basis for constructing categories that can enhance subsequent use. We feel that the kind of descriptions we obtained could help users whose needs are defined primarily in terms of function.
The fact that different users make wildly differing assessments of particular (image) documents need not rule out the use of the descriptors, but the system would have to caution users. Profiling of users might bring results more quickly, especially as more uses were made of the system though, of course, in any heterogeneous group, profiling raises certain ethical issues. It may be worth investigating whether the degree of "disagreement" over image document extra-topical attributes speaks in some more general way to the utility of such a document. That is, if an image of a trailer in Idaho makes some people very anxious and others especially tranquil, does the image have some higher quotient of comfort/discomfort evocation than an image on which most users agree?
Finally, we began to lay out a set of relations between types of assertions and seeking behaviors. We have not elaborated this into a particular interface or interface module at this time, though we are investigating the possibilities. Relating the specificity or type of assertion to the question state of the user yields:
We have suggested a set of relations that may seem quite obvious on the face of it, yet pose difficulties in the absence of verbal representations of image characteristics. We have tried to look at the image retrieval problem through the eyes of producers and image users. We have a sense that a robust model of image retrieval must account not only for the professional user of an image archive or the professional intermediary, but also the occasional, "naïve" user who has several photo albums or who logs onto the Web. Such a model should probably also be able to address all the out of focus and poorly exposed pictures people keep because they serve some purpose.
It is our hope that the thoughts presented here will further the dialog and the examination of image representation issues. It is, likewise, our hope that taking some of the assertion making responsibility off the shoulders of cataloguers and putting it into the hands of users of the system will generate a more dynamic system that is more richly representative of both the images and the user requirements.
Brian C. O'Connor is affiliated with the Interdisciplinary Ph.D. Program in Information Science in the School of Library & Information Sciences at the University of North Texas,
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Mary Keeney O'Connor is assistant project manager of the IMLS Digital Imaging Grant in the School of Library & Information Sciences at the University of North Texas.


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The Chalet Suzanne, the historic-but-quirky restaurant and inn that catered to the rich and famous with plates of rich, sherry-spiked lobster Newberg and thick lamb chops served by women in Swiss costume, is closing its doors after 83 years.
LAKE WALES | The Chalet Suzanne, the historic-but-quirky restaurant and inn that catered to the rich and famous with plates of rich, sherry-spiked lobster Newberg and thick lamb chops served by women in Swiss costume, is closing its doors after 83 years.
Owner Eric Hinshaw confirmed Wednesday that he'll close the doors to the charming, pink property near Lake Wales that's been in his family since 1931, on Aug. 4.
In a letter to loyal customers that he shared with The Ledger, Hinshaw said he and his wife, Dee, are looking for a buyer to purchase the entire 100-acre property that includes a soup cannery, 26-room inn, FAA licensed public use airport and runway, vineyard, shooting range and antiques.
The Chalet will accept reservations for lunch, dinner or overnight accommodations through Aug. 4, he said, inviting anyone to buy a piece of his family's legacy in a silent auction.
"If you would like to have the opportunity to have one last experience, or if you've always wanted to come but never quite made it, this is your chance, your last chance, to experience the Chalet Suzanne and it's glorious history," Hinshaw wrote. "You will be welcomed to stop by after that date, but you may end up having dinner with us at home. Oh, by the way, we usually eat a late supper."
Hinshaw's grandmother, Bertha, turned her lakeside home into an inn following the death of her husband, Carl, in 1931. Their son, Carl Jr., and his wife, Vita, helped expand Chalet Suzanne's reputation, winning accolades for its luxurious, prix fixe menu and a signature appetizer of sugar-glazed, broiled grapefruit topped with a chicken liver. Its soup cannery received a boost when astronauts aboard Apollo 15 and 16 carried the Chalet's spinach and mushroom recipe to the moon.
In 2002, the restaurant was named to "Florida Trend's" Golden Spoon Hall of Fame. The restaurant consistently earned The Ledger's highest rating of five stars.
"It's a sad day for Lake Wales," said Jerry Miller, manager of government and community relations for Duke Energy and a native of the city that has grown by leaps and bounds since Bertha Hinshaw opened her doors just two years after the dedication of nearby Bok Tower, attended by President Calvin Coolidge.
"A lot of people that travel and eat and like fine dining, they know Lake Wales because of the Chalet," Miller said. "Bok Tower and the Chalet help define who we are as a city. That gives us our charm."
In the early stages of World War II, a kitchen fire destroyed the restaurant, which was rebuilt to its present day condition by Carl Jr., upon his return from military duty in the Pacific Theater.
His son and daughter-in-law, Eric and Dee, have struggled in recent years to maintain Chalet Suzanne, but the place remained a destination for fine food served in a setting that to some maintained an air of romance, despite the encroachment of nearby home construction.
Once a hidden gem of a destination for movie stars and wealthy aviators, the property lost its out-of-the-way appeal, and the Hinshaws never managed to update the restaurant's decor or menu to appeal to a younger crowd, said Larry Ross, a Florida Southern College business professor and restaurant consultant.
"They would have had to reinvent themselves in dramatic ways, and they just did marginal improvements," said Ross, describing Chalet Suzanne as one of only a handful of "legacy" restaurants left in Florida, in a league with Bern's Steak House in Tampa.
"The classic dishes they were known for, that genre is gone," he said. "The baked grapefruit, we just don't do those multicourse meals, except in the major urban areas where you have a lot of deep pockets."
Caught by surprise at the news Wednesday evening, Lake Wales Mayor Eugene Fultz said he'd noticed the restaurant's thinning crowds in recent years, but he still enjoyed his Friday morning breakfasts at the Chalet, a weekly ritual with a local businessmen's group.
"You'll never find another like it," he said. "I'm hoping that there's some philanthropist that has the money to come in and do a grand thing and keep it open. That's my heart's desire."
In his lengthy letter to customers, Hinshaw said it was time for him and his wife to retire, though he holds out hope that someone else will build upon what he and his family created.
"For many years, we have lived our dream of entertaining guests with elegance and aplomb. Maybe it's YOUR turn now?"
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No, there is nothing hotter.
yes indeed. Liz and I used to date back in the late 90's. she is still my #1.
This place will do that to you. Just keep on PLURing and you'll be fine
Love the Nietzsche quote brother!
My favourite is,
"A casual stroll through the lunatic asylum shows that faith does not prove anything."
I'm sorry if I came off as the type that resorts to violence at the drop of a hat, I just wanted everyone to know how FUBAR it was to be on these boards spreading the kind of hate that this world is too full of today.
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I'm starting now with Ἀγαμέμνος ὑπόθεσις! All in all the Greek of the hypothesis is quite straightforward. There's a couple of things I'm wondering about.
1) The word ὑπόθεσις - what does it mean exactly? Does is mean "subject of the play" (like LSJ II.3), or (not so likely, I think) "starting point" (LSJ IV.3). Or "summary" or maybe "introduction"?
2) The end of the hypothesis. Does πρῶτος here just mean that this year Aeschylus was first, that he won?
ἐδιδάχθη τὸ δρᾶμα ἐπὶ ἄρχοντος Φιλοκλέους Ὀλυμπιάδι πη ἔτει β. πρῶτος Αἰσχύλος Ἁγαμέμνονι Χοηφόροις Εὐμενίσι Πρωτεῖ σατυρικῶι.
"The drama was produced during the archonship of Philokleos in the second year of the 88th Olympiad. The winner [was] Aeschylus with Agamemnon, Choephoroi, Eumenides [and] the satyrplay Proteus."
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I don't even know where to begin addressing this one:
Would any of you care to have it? A good start would probably be the fact that blacks are returning to the South because economic conditions are better there and they are better integrated, rather than being consigned to vast, dangerous urban ghettos in the Blue States. We could also talk about the more conservative values southerners, including blacks, have that have nothing to do with slavery or racism.
UPDATE: A map that shows votes by county reveals that the election split wasn't slave versus free or north versus south or black versus white. It was, instead, cities versus suburbs and rural areas: http://s3.amazonaws.com/content.newsok.com/documents/eln.pdf


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A couple weeks ago, during a brief visit to New York, my friend Scott and I were introduced to sax maniac James Chance (aka James Black) at a show. Despite having built much of his initial infamy on brawling with audience members, the leader of the influential combo the Contortions turned out to be surprisingly low-key and charming. Being as big of a mouth-breathing fan-boy music geek as myself, Scott breathlessly confessed to Chance that as an adolescent he'd gone to great lengths to get his mitts on No New York, the 1978 compilation album that thrust the Contortions—as well as Teenage Jesus and the Jerks, D.N.A., and Mars—onto a largely uncaring world. The sales clerk told Scott his purchase was non-returnable, because it was a special order and they couldn't imagine why anybody else would want it. James looked especially amused at that last bit of info.
These days, there is ample documentation of the explosive original No Wave scene, which took the D.I.Y. aesthetic of punk to arty, experimental extremes—even as punk was being co-opted and repackaged by major labels as "new wave." Marc Masters published No Wave in 2007, followed rapidly by Thurston Moore and Byron Coley's No Wave: Post-Punk. Underground. New York. 1976-1980., both of them teeming with rarely seen photographs and myriad reminiscences. Simon Reynolds dedicates a whole chapter to it in his postpunk primer Rip It Up And Start Again. Labels including Acute, No More, Mute and ZE have lovingly reissued albums by Mars, Theoretical Girls, Glenn Branca, UT, and the Contortions.
So I can understand if some folks feel like No Wave is a little played out. But Scott and I hail from a different era — when 8-track tapes were still a viable medium for recorded music, and you could get a piece of pie and a cup of coffee for a quarter at the automat, yadda-yadda-yadda. Scott told James Chance he paid for that copy of No New York with some soiled singles and a lot of change; real punks didn't have big bills. We were starved for genuinely new music in a world where the Knack was considered cutting-edge, which is why I still snap up just about every new No Wave-related artifact I stumble across.* The latest of which is 135 Grand Street New York 1979, a film by Ericka Beckman (available now on Soul Jazz).
Shot with handheld cameras, this DVD preserves performances by Theoretical Girls, UT, Rhys Chatham, Jill Kroesen, and many others, all filmed in the same downtown loft. At least, the liner notes say it's a loft. We never really see more than a tiny corner of it, bands crammed onto a red-and-black checkerboard floor. The footage is raw and shaky and minimal—just like the music. "Sand and Sea" by A Band sounds like a bunch of preschoolers trying to pound out the theme to Mission Impossible, while the excerpt of "The Spectacular Commodity" by the Static should please folks who think Sonic Youth started losing their edge after, oh, their 1982 self-titled album.
I know this stuff isn't for everyone. I don't expect the listener who asked me to never play "Favorite Sweater" by Y Pants (featured on Volume 2 of the excellent New York Noise series) ever again to dance a merry jig when they hear Morales' abrasive yet hilarious "Gay Girl in a Gay Bar." But you owe it to yourself to give this sample clip by Youth In Asia a peek. Do it for all the kids like Scott and I who never enjoyed your embarrassment of media riches. Even if you don't like what you hear or see, it's still better than a punch in the face.
135 Grand St from Soul Jazz Records on Vimeo.
* Don't get me wrong: I got the Knack. I've started arguments with idiots who refer to them as one-hit wonders. Does "Good Girls Don't" ring any bells, bozo? Plus front man Doug Fieger wrote "Ticket to the Tropics" for my beloved mutant disco diva Cristina. But they were a power-pop band, not even remotely punk. End of story.
DJ El Toro hosts the variety mix show on Wednesday nights from 9 PM to 1 AM on KEXP 90.3 FM Seattle and kexp.org. His column, "Weird At My School," appears every Monday on the KEXP Blog. Please follow DJ El Toro (aka Kurt B. Reighley) on Twitter!


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Kurtwood Smith turned the image of the sitcom dad on its ear in the raucous Fox sitcom "That '70s Show" as Red Forman, the tough-nosed war vet father of Eric (Topher Grace).
Red was the antithesis of such sweater-clad warm-and-fuzzy TV dads as Ozzie Nelson on "The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet" and Bill Cosby on "The Cosby Show." In fact, Red was more Tasmanian devil than teddy bear. He loved his power tools, drinking beer, hunting and fishing.
Red was known for his pungent put-downs of his son: "What are you going to put on your resume? Dumbass?"


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Two men pulled from the water at NSW beaches have died despite efforts by paramedics to revive them.
Just before 1pm (AEDT) on Monday, a snorkeller found a 29-year-old man unconscious under a rock shelf off Delwood Beach near Manly in Sydney's north.
Police said the man was believed to be a Korean national who had been swimming with friends who lost sight of him when they reached shore.
The snorkeller who found him a short time later went ashore and raised the alarm before returning with friends to pull him from the sea.
Emergency crews arrived and performed CPR before taking him to Manly Hospital in a critical condition, a NSW Ambulance spokeswoman said.
A hospital spokeswoman said despite the efforts of staff the man was unable to be revived and was pronounced dead.
Police said the death did not appear to be suspicious and a report would be prepared for the coroner.
Earlier on Monday at about 10am a 32-year-old bodyboarder who entered the water at Inyadda Beach at Bendalong, near Nowra, was pulled ashore by local surfers.
It's suspected he suffered a medical emergency.
A NSW Ambulance spokeswoman said a doctor who was at the beach administered CPR until paramedics arrived.
They spent about 20 minutes trying to revive the man but he died at the scene.
He may have had a pre-existing medical condition.
The incidents happened on the same day a woman's body was found in Sydney harbour after she went missing from her family's 12-metre cruiser that was anchored in Rose Bay.


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Upcoming Movie Sequels that Are More Pointless than Ghost Rider 2
This month is like exhibit A for Hollywood's propensity to churn out sequels that nobody asked for. You've got Journey 2, opening today. And then next week, there's Ghost Rider 2, in which Nic Cage tries to "improve" upon the first flaming-skull motorcycle movie.


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PORTSMOUTH — Bauer Performance Sports Ltd. has made a gift of $100,000 to Prescott Park Arts Festival in support of renovations to the pavilion building in the park.
The funds will be used to rebuild the festival pavilion building that houses both the concessions and restrooms. The new building will improve and expand the facilities, as well as provide an opportunity for festival concessions to offer an expanded and healthier menu.
"We are tremendously grateful to Bauer for their very generous commitment to this project and their strong investment in the community," commented Ben Anderson, executive director of Prescott Park Arts Festival. "This kind of support will have a substantial impact on the tens of thousands of people from our community who come and enjoy the magic of Prescott Park each summer."
Prescott Park Arts Festival was awarded $250,000 in donor tax credits for a portion of the pavilion renovation project. This New Hampshire tax credit program enables businesses to invest in community development projects in exchange for a state tax credit worth 75% of the donation.
Anderson added, "Bauer's mission and ours align when we talk about making our community a better place to live and work. We have been bringing family-friendly arts to the Park for everyone to enjoy, with no tickets sales, for 38 years. We appreciate that they see the value in supporting what is such a community fixture."
"The Prescott Park Arts Festival provides a unique and valuable service to our community," said Kevin Davis, president and CEO of Bauer Performance Sports. "Our hope is that our donation and the generous support of so many around the Seacoast will make the experience even better and ensure the long-term success of this program."
In September, the city of Portsmouth formally approved the project and will be providing $200,000 towards the estimated $560,000 cost. The Festival is raising funds through the tax credit program and other gifts for the balance.
Bauer Performance Sports Ltd., with global headquarters in Exeter, is a leading developer and manufacturer of ice hockey, roller hockey, and lacrosse equipment as well as related apparel. For more information, visit www.bauerperformancesports.com.
Prescott Park Arts Festival, a non-profit organization, is the Seacoast's premier outdoor performing arts venue, offering a uniquely accessible experience of high quality live theater and music — no fixed admissions fees — in an idyllic natural setting.
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snail wrote:Wow, they're gorgeous!
peecee wrote:Snail, hun, I would NEVER squash anything dressed in a shell. So it serves the slugs *shudder* right for slipping under our door naked.
snail wrote:Aw, what a lovely thought, Dips You're obviously basing your opinion of them on how you feel about me
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A Nexus device is everything an Android fan could ask for. The pure Google experience without any manufacturer modifications. The Samsung Nexus S is currently available to T-Mobile and Sprint users, but we certainly wish it would be on all carriers. We have been expecting to see the device on AT&T (that AT&T-friendly White Nexus S has shown up in other parts of the world). Turns out it was only a matter of time before AT&T got the Nexus S; Google just announced the phone will be available on the carrier starting July 24th (this Sunday).
Like the T-Mobile version, the AT&T Nexus S will be available via Best Buy. Some of us simply can't wait, though. Want to make sure you're getting one of these as soon as possible? Pre-sales start today, so head over to your local Best Buy and take care of business. Just in case some of you AT&T customers haven't gone over them lately, here are the specs for the Nexus S:
Samsung Nexus S Specifications
- Android 2.3 Gingerbread (Nexus devices always get updates first)
- 1 Ghz Hummingbird single-core processor
- 512 MB of RAM
- 4-inch WVGA (480×800) Super AMOLED display
- 5 MP rear-facing camera / VGA front-facing camera (640×480)
- NFC Chip, Bluetooth 2.1+EDR, WiFi n/b/g, A-GPS
You probably already know the device. So, AT&T customers, if you want a Nexus S you now can have it. No more EDGE speeds for you! According to Google Mobile, you can pre-order this device at Best Buy stores or their site. (Please note: I was not able to find the device on the site). Who's getting one of these? And what's going on, Verizon? You're the only one left out!