text: Pink Wicker Doll's Pram by Little Ella James £59$113.58€78.91$99.56 7 customer reviews(7) In stock £5.95$11.45€7.95$10.04 mainland UK delivery, non-standard item - Order now and receive this item on or before Wednesday 29 October £5.95$11.45€7.95$10.04 mainland UK delivery, non-standard itemEstimated delivery: 2-5 days £10.90$20.98€14.57$18.39 Express Next Day - Order now and receive this item on or before Friday 24 October Express delivery available £18.90$36.38€25.28$31.89 Saturday delivery - Order now and receive this item on or before Saturday 25 October Standard Courier Delivery Available International delivery available quantity by Little Ella James Location: Oakham, GB read seller's profile see seller's complete range more items from this seller Rag Dolls £16.50$31.76€22.07$27.84 Pink Fairy Embroidered Nightie £29$55.82€38.79$48.94 Bride Rag Doll £18$34.65€24.07$30.37 Red Heart Dolls Cradle £65$125.13€86.94$109.69 Mini Rag Doll £8.50$16.36€11.36$14.34 Mini Wicker Doll's Pram £19.75$38.02€26.41$33.33 view all you may also like PRODUCT DETAILS CUSTOMER REVIEWS DELIVERY RETURNS ask seller a question This is a traditional style wicker doll's pram with a folding hood , pink co-ordinating bedding and sturdy pink and white rubber wheels. If you are looking for a stylish pram which is lightweight and a good size for toddlers , this is perfect . It is not as heavy as traditional wooden prams and therefore much easier for smaller children to wheel move around and store away at the end of the day. It is a lovely piece which could be handed down to the next generation . The co-ordinating bedding includes a mattress , quilt and pillow. made from: Wicker , rubber and wood dimensions: Height : 58cm ( including handle ) Length : 50 cm Width 28cm Our 40 cm Rag dolls fit perfectly. product code: 140585 7 customer reviews Mon 27 Jan 2014 The pram is ideal for young children (2 - 3) as its size is ideal. It is essentially for indoor use and would not be robust enough to be pushed outside. I chose it because our local children's clothes shop has one - my children love playing with it there and it has obviously stood the rigours of many children pushing it around the shop! Mon 16 Dec 2013 No comment supplied. Sat 23 Mar 2013 Lovely little pram - could do with being a tiny bit longer as one cherished doll won't quite fit in! Fri 17 Aug 2012 I would not buy this product again. The wicker part of the pram is ok but the base is very cheaply made & is not finished very well so looks odd against the upper part of the pram. Fri 03 Feb 2012 No comment supplied. Thu 05 Jan 2012 No comment supplied. Tue 15 Nov 2011 A pillow for the doll's pram would have been nice see all customer reviews hide some customer reviews read about our product rating system ratings guide trusted independent customer feedbackforum excellent bad good poor This product is dispatched to you by Little Ella James. MAINLAND UK order now and receive this item on or before price Standard Delivery Wednesday 29 October £5.95$11.45€7.95$10.04 Express Next Day Friday 24 October £10.90$20.98€14.57$18.39 Saturday Delivery Saturday 25 October £18.90$36.38€25.28$31.89 Standard Courier Delivery Wednesday 29 October £5.95$11.45€7.95$10.04 NON-MAINLAND UK estimated delivery price Highlands & Islands of Scotland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £5.95$11.45€7.95$10.04 Northern Ireland 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £5.95$11.45€7.95$10.04 Other UK Islands 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £14.95$28.78€19.99$25.22 INTERNATIONAL DELIVERY estimated delivery price Western Europe 2-5 daysfrom dispatch £14.95$28.78€19.99$25.22 Rest of Europe 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £30.00$57.75€40.12$50.62 USA & Canada 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £30.00$57.75€40.12$50.62 Far East & Australasia 5-10 daysfrom dispatch £30.00$57.75€40.12$50.62 Rest of the world 5-14 daysfrom dispatch £30.00$57.75€40.12$50.62 You have 28 days, from receipt of cancellable goods, to notify the seller if you wish to cancel your order or exchange an item. Please note: goods that are personalised, bespoke or made-to-order to your specific requirements, perishable products and personal items sold with a hygiene seal (cosmetics, underwear) in instances where the seal is broken are non-refundable, unless faulty. Read more about our returns policy.Should you choose to return or exchange your order you will need to deliver the item(s) to the UK, where this seller is based. Little Ella James's return policy


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I am a recreational weed smoker and am reluctant to tell my surgeon about it. I had knee surgery earlier this year and didn't tell the orthopedic surgeon or the anesthesiologist about it, and everything went fine. I assume they may do a tox screen on each surgical patient anyway. I'd appreciate some feedback in the way of anecdoctal stories like mine or some general factual knowledge about marijuana and surgery.
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You really should let your doctor know about it. He is not going to call the cops on you, if that's your fear. But because weed is a vasodilator (opens up the blood vessels), it can have significant effects on your recovery... Bleeding, clotting, etc. It's something you should share, or if you are too shy to share then perhaps stop smoking for at least 2 weeks prior to and after surgery. That way it won't matter.
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as i understand it any smoking at all is bad because it limits the amount of oxygen in your system which slows healing. (i was even scolded for useing an e cigarette to curb my cravings) with that said i did smoke some(both cigs and weed) right before surgery and afterwards with no complications and my healing has been very quick and easy.
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I know that tobacco is very much a no-no for weeks before and after surgery as it can contribute to tissue death. I don't know about the marijuana though. You can post this as a question to doctors in the Q&A community. Here is a blog post written last year about this issue.
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Miami Dolphins notebook: Robert Rose admits to taking gifts at Ohio State; another name to watch at QB; and were the paycuts necessary?
- 8:21 am Tuesday, May 31st, 2011 by Post Staff
As we trudge through the dog days of the NFL lockout – the 8th Circuit Court of Appeals in St. Louis will finally hear the case this Friday, with a ruling expected later this month – we have a few Dolphins-related notes to help you get through your Tuesday.
1. Practice squad defensive end Robert Rose doesn't regret taking gifts at Ohio State.
The biggest sports story of the weekend came on Monday (sorry, Indy 500 fans), when Ohio State football coach Jim Tressel suddenly resigned due to insurmountable evidence that he lied to NCAA officials about his knowledge of his players receiving illegal benefits.
And the story managed to ensnare the Dolphins in a round-about way. Sports Illustrated published an in-depth account of Tressel's violations, and one of the on-record sources was defensive end Robert Rose, who played at Ohio State from 2006-09 and was a member of the Dolphins' practice squad for most of the 2010 season.
Rose, who was inactive for the three games he was on the Dolphins' 53-man roster last season, said he didn't have any regrets selling his memorabilia while in college to make a little side money.
"I knew how much money that the school was making," Rose told SI. "I always heard about how Ohio State had the biggest Nike budget. I was struggling, my mom was struggling. … It was just something that I had to do. I was in a hard spot. … [Other] guys were doing it for the same reasons. The university doesn't really help. Technically we knew it was wrong, but a lot of those guys are from the inner city and we didn't have much, and we had to go on the best we could. I couldn't call home to ask my mom to help me out."
Chad Ochocinco unfiltered: High praise for Vontae Davis and Cam Wake, compares himself and TO to Miami Heat
- 12:10 pm Wednesday, October 27th, 2010 by Post Staff
Chad Ochocinco is certainly an accomplished receiver. He has over 10,000 career receiving yards and 64 touchdowns in nine-plus seasons, with six Pro Bowl invitations and two First Team All-Pro selections.
But is Ochocinco still an elite receiver in his 10th NFL season at age 32? A matchup against Vontae Davis, the Dolphins' second-year cornerback, will be a good test, he says.
"Regardless of how long I've been playing, what I've done in the past, by going against a corner like this, it lets me know where I am, as far as still being an elite receiver," Ochocinco said Wednesday in a teleconference with South Florida media. "When you watch Vontae play, and you see someone like himself put himself in position every time to at least make a play on the ball, that puts you in that upper echelon of cornerbacks, and that's what I see in him. So I'm looking forward to that and really gauging myself, and it will tell me where my game is."
Ochocinco was also highly complimentary of the Dolphins' defense, which currently is tied for 10th-best in the NFL based on total yardage. He also said one player in particular stood out – number 91, a.k.a. Cameron Wake.
Dolphins Thursday practice update: No replacement for DE Jared Odrick; FB Lousaka Polite returns
- 11:59 am Thursday, October 21st, 2010 by Post Staff
The Dolphins finally pulled off a rare feat last week when all 53 players were healthy and practicing for the first time this season. But that clean bill of health was short-lived, as the Dolphins did not officially sign a replacement for injured defensive end Jared Odrick and practiced with 52 today (plus eight practice squad players).
Odrick was nowhere to be seen Thursday as his teammates prepared to face the Pittsburgh Steelers this Sunday. The Dolphins practiced with eight defensive linemen — Randy Starks, Kendall Langford, Paul Soliai, Tony McDaniel, Ryan Baker, Robert Rose and practice squaders Clifton Geathers and Chris Baker.
Game-day blog: Special teams help Pats win 41-14
- 7:39 pm Monday, October 4th, 2010 by Brian Biggane
Brandon Tate returned the opening kickoff of the second half 103 yards for a touchdown and New England scored twice more off blocked kicks and an interception to take a 41-14 victory over the Dolphins Monday night.
Patriots' safety Patrick Chung was the player of the game, blocking both a Brandon Fields punt and Dan Carpenter field goal and returning Chad Henne's third interception of the game 51 yards for a touchdown. [More]
Miami Dolphins Talking Points: D-line depth a concern
- 7:30 am Friday, October 1st, 2010 by Brian Biggane
Talking points for Friday:
1. Depth on the defensive line will be a major concern against New England.
With Jared Odrick injured, Tony McDaniel suspended and Phillip Merling out for the season, the Dolphins are down to five healthy defensive linemen, not counting Robert Rose, who was re-signed Monday but has yet to play his first NFL game.
The starting group of ends Kendall Langford and Randy Starks and nose tackle Paul Soliai played well last week, though defensive coordinator Mike Nolan said Starks set a new personal record for most plays in a game. But after that, the situation gets dicey.
Dolphins notes: LB Channing Crowder closer to return, DE Jared Odrick may not be, and LB Erik Walden is waived
- 1:01 pm Wednesday, September 29th, 2010 by Post Staff
The reinforcements may arrive for Miami just in time for their Monday night showdown against the Patriots.
Linebacker Channing Crowder, who has not participated fully in practice since Aug. 17 because of a groin injury, is going to be tested in practice this week to see if he can make his season debut against New England. Crowder finally returned to the practice field last week after missing five weeks with the injury, and missed Sunday's loss to the Jets after being listed as Questionable for the game.
"He's going to do a little bit more today in practice. He had a good week last week, we made some progress, so we'll see what he does today," Dolphins coach Tony Sparano said. "A large part of this has to do with the response after the work. We've had a couple guys that have gone out there and had setbacks at time. We're going to push him up a little bit this week and see where it goes. If, at the end of the week I don't like where it is, then we won't play him. But if I do, and the progress is made, then we will."
Crowder, though, isn't the only linebacker who may make his season debut this Monday.
Dolphins LB Channing Crowder returns to practice, while RG John Jerry is MIA
- 11:48 am Wednesday, September 22nd, 2010 by Post Staff
The Dolphins' linebacker corps received a big boost Wednesday as inside backer Channing Crowder finally returned to practice after sitting out since Aug. 17 with a groin injury.
Crowder, a fifth-year veteran, donned a full set of pads and lined up next to Karlos Dansby with the first-team defense in the few minutes of practice open to the media. For the past five weeks, Crowder has spent practices rehabbing his injury with trainers on the sidelines. He was left at home for the first two games of the season at Buffalo and Minnesota, while Bobby Carpenter and Tim Dobbins took his place in the lineup.
Miami Dolphins Talking Points: CB Sean Smith loses his job, learns a lesson
- 9:14 am Monday, September 6th, 2010 by Post Staff
Miami Dolphins Talking Points entering Monday's practice, which is officially the first one of the regular season:
1. Sean Smith learns a valuable lesson: Never get comfortable with your starting job. And Smith, the talented but inconsistent second-year cornerback, learned it the hard way this weekend, when he was told by his Dolphins coaches that he had lost his starting job to fifth-year veteran Jason Allen, an NFL source has confirmed to the Post.
Smith had six tackles and an interception this preseason, but was inconsistent in practices, and got burned badly twice in the last two games — by the Falcons' Roddy White and the Cowboys' Sam Hurd. Allen wasn't fantastic in camp, but he was at least more solid than Smith, who now slides down to fourth on the depth chart, behind Vontae Davis, Smith and Nickel corner Benny Sapp.
Will Allen goes on IR; Dolphins awarded 4 young players
- 4:54 pm Sunday, September 5th, 2010 by Brian Biggane
The Dolphins got a lot younger and less experienced with a number of moves they made Sunday, but coach Tony Sparano still voiced optimism his team can make the playoffs.
Miami moved past a wealth of experience when the Dolphins placed Will Allen on injured reserve and terminated the contracts of defensive ends Charles Grant and Marques Douglas and guard Cory Procter.
Taking the roster spots of that quartet are four youngsters: defensive ends Clifton Geathers and Robert Rose, and offensive linemen Jermey Parnell and Joe Reitz. [More]


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Levardis Robert Martyn Burton, Jr. (born February 16, 1957, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany), better known as LeVar Burton, is an actor who played the role of Lieutenant Commander Geordi La Forge in Star Trek: The Next Generation. He is also well-remembered for his breakthrough role portraying the kidnapped African native Kunta Kinte in the "Roots" (1977) miniseries and hosting the children's book series "Reading Rainbow" for 22 years.
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In "The Habitation Configuration" (S06E07), LeVar was the guest star for Sheldon and Amy's "Fun with Flags" episode about Star Trek flags. Sheldon commented that it surprisingly only took gas, free food and money to get him there. After Amy objected to his acting as episode director, stating he is worse than Wil Wheaton, Sheldon explained that he had to take his girlfriend's side. LeVar told him that he totally understood and questioned if he still got lunch. Then, a timid Sheldon nodded, so LeVar seemed happy, while Amy shook her head in frustration.
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This charter high school is an excellent school with excellent teachers put in place by former principal Robert Boehnstangel. The reason I rate this school so low is that the current school board that was installed in september 2013 has in only one month fired Dr. Boehnstangel over the hiring of a new football coach and other personal agendas of certain board members. The students, faculty and community are now divided over petty issues and I believe in only a few months the actions of a few have threatened the best interests of the entire school. What a shame. I had three children who graduated from JICS and they did extremely well in college. I would not enroll a child here until this current turmoil is over and current board members are voted out. Parents need to get involved and search out the truth. Don't believe the lawyers.
Both children attended and are now excelling in both college and community life. JICHS has enthusiastic teachers and excellent adult leadership. I was thrilled with the high level of academics and also with the many extracurricular activities that were made available to students from every background. I also appreciated that the principal made himself available whenever I had a question or a comment. There is truly something for every student at JICHS.
Both Children attended. Both are doing great at state universities. Nice neighborhood feel. Good community.
I graduated in '87. Now a Charter school, my daughter is a Jr. This is a great school with really great kids all around. The teachers and staff are top notch and always willing to help the students. We, as parents, are informed of everything that involves our children from discipline to college help. We are proud and dedicated to JICHS!
It was a public high school with Charleston County School District, which converted in 2003 to a charter high school. They receive more money from the state and have been able to start new programs, add new courses, and additional staff. The faculty and staff of JICHS care about their students and help them success by providing guidance and extra help with their classes.
I love this school! They take time to help my students reach their full potential. My son was struggling in Alg 1 and we were worried tha the wouldn't pass the EOC. They tutored him after school, provided a snack and he passed with flying colors. I applaud them to fighting for charter status.
This school has great potential. I don't think the leadership is there nor the right attitude. I see alot of focusing on the higher performing students but not others. It's time for more parent involvement and more communication between the school and parents. My main concern is the discipline and non-communication between the school and the parents.
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nVidia nforce network controller, (device do not start (code 10))
Hey, i have a compaq presario V3000 (mine is a V3015nr), When i bought it, it had windows xp and the ethernet and wireless connection worked well, then, i decided to upgrade it to win 7, but then, the drivers just crashed, i fixed this and everything was working well, but then, this error appeared and since that i'm unable to use wireless connection...
I've serached a lot of drivers but all of them are for Windows xp, or windows 7 x64...
Mine is an Windows 7 ultimate x32
Please help me finding out the solution, or a least some drivers...
Thanks if you're decided to help me...
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Ok, first, i upgraded to win 7 ultimate x32
second the drivers which failed were:
-Vga driver (nVidia GeForce Go 6150)
-Sound card driver (Conexant High Definition Audio)
-Network card driver (nVidia nForce Network Controller)
Then, i found in the local disk a folder with all of the drivers, i installed them and everything appeared to be working...
But yesterday, the network card one stopped working, the device was unable to start so i reinstalled things and it worked again..
Now, it stopped working, i reinstalled it again, and it worked by 3 - 4 hours, then i restarted the laptop and the problem appeared again...
That's all i know, if you need more info. just ask me
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Adults are invited to spend some time learning at the library this spring.
The Burlington County Library System is offering a variety of special programs in May geared especially for grownups. From gardening at home, to shopping for a new home, BCLS is ready to help you get started.
Spring is always a busy time for real estate transactions and those on the hunt for the perfect place will be able to get some helpful tips by attending programs about the loan and mortgage process, home inspections and more.
Meanwhile, those more interested in enjoying the homes they're already in may want to consider programs about container and vegetable gardening, or simply spend some time admiring the irises that will be showcased by the Garden State Iris Society.
All programs are free but may require registration. Call the appropriate location or register online to reserve a space. For the complete BCLS program calendar, go to www.bcls.lib.nj.us
At the Westampton facility; 609-267-9660:
Monday and May 19 (2 p.m.): Enjoy classic films during Mondays at the Movies.
Tuesday, May 13, 20 and 27 (10:30 a.m.): Learn basic and advanced knitting techniques during the Adult Knitting Classes. Bring 4-ply yarn and short needles size 9 or 10.
Tuesday, May 13 and 20 (2 p.m.): Soft and Gentle Yoga is for beginners and students who want a slower-paced class. Bring a yoga mat and blanket. Registration required.
Tuesday (6:30 p.m.): The Burlington County Gardeners Association presents a workshop about vegetable gardening.
Wednesday (10 a.m.): Members of the National Multiple Sclerosis Society-Greater Delaware Valley Association meet monthly to provide support and education to people with MS. All welcome.
Wednesday (10:30 a.m.): Learn how to point, click and scroll during Master the Mouse. A library card or PC Access Card required. Registration required.
Wednesday, May 14 and 21 (6 p.m.): Get help with needlepoint, embroidery, quilting, cross stitch or sewing during Needlework Classes.
Wednesday (7 p.m.): Learn how to research your family's lineage during the Genealogy Huddle.
Thursday (10:30 a.m.): Get an Introduction to MS Word 2010. Mouse skill and a library card or PC Access Card required. Registration required.
Thursday (2:30 p.m.) and May 20 (6:30 p.m.): Let a skilled researcher with experience in corporate business research help you learn how to move your business forward during this small group session. Additional one-on-one sessions available by appointment. A library card is not necessary, but registration is required.
Thursday and May 29 (6:30 p.m.) and May 15 and 22 (7 p.m.): Enjoy Thursday at the Theater.
Thursday, May 15, 22 and 29 (10:30 a.m.): Learn how to Take Control of Your Health during this six-week program for people dealing with ongoing or chronic health conditions. (The program continues June 5 and 12.)
Thursday and May 22 (7:30 p.m.): Have fun taking Louisiana Dance Lessons. Registration requested.
Friday, May 16, 23 and 30 (10 a.m.): Kick up your heels during Line Dancing with Van.
May 13 (10:30 a.m.): Discover more features during Introduction to MS Word 2010 Part II. Mouse skill and a library card or PC Access Card required. Registration required.
May 14 (10 a.m.): Join the Crime and Corpses: Mystery Book Group.
May 14 (10:30 a.m.): Email: Beyond the Basics is for those who already have an email account and want to learn more. Mouse skill and a library card or PC Access Card required. Registration required.
May 15 (10:30 a.m.): Desperately Seeking Funding is a hands-on workshop for nonprofits seeking funding opportunities online. Bring a flash drive. A library card is not necessary, but mouse skill and registration are required.
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May 18 (2 p.m.): The Sandy Zio Trio performs during Sundays on Stage at the library.
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May 28 (6 p.m.): Join the Crochet Workshop. Please bring a size H crochet hook and light-colored 4-ply yarn.
May 29 (7 p.m.): Learn "10 Ways to Turn Around Your Child's Attitude in One Minute or Less" during this parenting program.
May 31 (10:30 a.m.): Take a Sewing Class with Marsha. Bring your own sewing machine or use ours. Registration required.
At the Bordentown Branch; 609-298-0622:
Wednesday, May 14, 21 and 28 (10 a.m.): English as a Second Language (ESL) Classes are offered through the Community District Alliance. To register, call 609-324-3998, ext. 1200.
Wednesday (6:30 p.m.): Learn about Home Buying: from Contract to Closing during this program presented by Realtor Jennifer Geller of Coldwell Banker Schiavone & Associates. Registration requested.
Friday (10:30 a.m.): The La Leche League of Crosswicks meets. Moms welcome.
Saturday (12:15 p.m.): Enjoy Yoga for Adults with Special Needs. Caregivers must be present. Registration required.
Saturday (1 p.m.): Yoga and Relaxation is for both men and women. Please bring a mat or blanket and wear comfortable clothes. Registration required.
May 13 (7 p.m.): The Adult Book Discussion group meets.
May 13 (7 p.m.): The Bordentown Area Photography Interest Group meets. New members welcome.
May 14 (6:30 p.m.): Learn about the loan and mortgage process during Home Buying: Mortgage Basics, a presentation by Geoffrey Tirabassi, senior loan officer for Beneficial Bank. Registration requested.
May 17 (12:30 p.m.): Enjoy Arts and Crafts for Adults with Special Needs. Caregivers must be present. Registration required.
May 21 (6:30 p.m.): Learn about home inspections during The Home Buying: Home Inspections presentation by Mike Elko, owner of A-PRO Home Inspections Services. Registration requested.
At the Cinnaminson Branch; 856- 829-9340:
Saturday (2 p.m.): Let's Hear it for the Ladies who played an important role in creating a new nation. Registration required.
Monday (7 p.m.): Learn about the Affordable Health Care Act and how to protect yourself and your personal information during this presentation by the Burlington County Bar Association. Registration required.
May 19 (2:30 p.m.): The Open Book Club discusses "Beautiful Ruins" by Jess Walter. New members welcome. Registration requested.
May 19 (7 p.m.): Enjoy Yoga for a Healthy Body. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a mat or blanket. Men and women welcome. Registration required.
May 31 (3:30 p.m.): Join the Writer's Critique Group with local award-winning author Tina Gabrielle. Registration requested.
At the Evesham Branch; 856-983-1444:
Wednesday (10:30 a.m.): Get an Introduction to the Internet. Registration required.
Wednesday (6:30 p.m.): Understanding Addiction and the Impact on the Family is a program for those concerned about others struggling with addiction or abuse of chemicals.
Friday, May 16 and 23 (11 a.m.): Enjoy Tai Chi for Seniors. Registration required.
Saturday (10:30 a.m.): Author and BCC faculty member Chris Simber discusses and signs his book "Personal Finance Simply Understood." Registration requested.
May 14 (10:30 a.m.): Learn more during the Intermediate Internet workshop. Mouse skill and basic Internet skill required. Registration required.
May 14 (6:30 p.m.): New and experienced artists are invited to Abrakadoodle for Adults. Supplies provided. Registration required.
May 18 (2 p.m.): Join former Drexel professor Ramesh Kajaria for the Foreign Film and Discussions Series. Seating is limited.
May 20 (10:30 a.m.): Enjoy Wii for Seniors. For ages 55 and up. Registration required.
May 28 (10:30, 11 and 11:30 a.m.): Get your questions answered during the One-on-One Computer Help Sessions. Mouse skill and registration required.
At the Maple Shade Branch; 856-779-9767:
Tuesday (6 p.m.): Learn how to make Greeting Cards for all occasions. Registration requested.
Thursday (6 p.m.): Get tips about how to prevent scams and fraud during this Better Business Bureau Presentation. Registration required.
May 14 and 28 (6:30 p.m.): The Adult Knit and Crochet Club welcomes beginners to advanced participants. Registration requested.
May 15 (2 p.m.): Learn how to set up and download free audiobooks, eBooks and more from the library during eBooks for Everyone! Bring your own device or use ours.
May 15 (6 p.m.): Learn about Container Gardening during this informative presentation. Registration required.
May 17 (10:30 a.m.): Learn how Dodd-Frank Act regulations impact your new or existing mortgage during the Mortgage Readiness workshop presented by Neighborhood Housing Services of Camden Inc.
May 21 (2 p.m.): The Bookbuzzers Chew and Chat Club discusses favorite books. Registration required.
May 21 (6:30 p.m.): Make some springtime greeting cards. Supplies provided. Registration requested.
May 27 and 29 (6 p.m.): Magic the Gathering is a group for those who enjoy the game Magic.
At the Medford Branch; 609-654-6113:
Saturday (10 a.m.): The Medford Library Association hosts a spring book sale.
May 15 (5:30 p.m.): Enjoy Candlelight Yoga. Wear comfortable clothes and bring a yoga mat if you have one. Registration required.
At the Pemberton Branch; 609-893-8262:
May 15 (5:45 p.m.): Bring your sewing machine to the library to learn new skills. Registration required.
May 20 (1:30 p.m.): The Adult Book Discussion group discusses "Night Circus" by Erin Morgenstern. New members welcome.
May 20 (6:30 p.m.): The Adult Book Discussion group discusses "Taken" by Donald Wells. New members welcome.
At the Riverton Branch; 856-829-2476:
Wednesday (5:15 p.m.): Enjoy Yoga with Jill.
May 14 (5:30 p.m.): Join Gina from Performance Studio for a fun Zumba workout.
May 15 and 29 (8 p.m.): Discuss the classics during the Great Books Discussion Group.
All BCLS libraries will be closed May 24, 25 and 26 for Memorial Day Weekend.


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Railroad growth will require new rail equipment in upcoming years. As reported in industry magazines within the last two years, box-cars are decaying - the industry seems to swell and contract so a slew of new box-cars will be needed.


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NEW YORK (AP) -- John Lennon said just three days before he died he wasn't "afraid of being afraid," but he did feel bad for Bruce Springsteen. Lennon told Rolling Stone in what's believed to be his last print interview that critics create illusions of idol worship and they want "dead heroes, like Sid Vicious and James Dean." Lennon said he wasn't interested in being that. In 1980, Springsteen was rock's future, and Lennon said, "God help Bruce Springsteen when they decide he's no longer God....They'll turn on him, and I hope he survives it." Lennon also said he had "plenty of time" to accomplish his goals. Rolling Stone had published a story based on the interview in 1980, but this is the first time the full interview will be published.
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In the dead of winter there is only one lake in Canada that provides thrills without chills! At the 56th Toronto International Boat Show you can leave the bulky winter clothing at home, relax lakeside, and enjoy the engineering marvel – known as The Lake – that takes over six days to create with more than one million gallons of Lake Ontario water pumped into the Ricoh Coliseum!
Grab a seat on shore to watch professional wakeboarders and wakeskaters perform tricks and flips; or join the fun and take a FREE ride in an inflatable boat, canoe, kayak, or paddleboat.
Other activities at The Lake that are sure to wow include Duma the wakeboarding and boat-driving dog, boat-handling demonstrations, canoe and kayak seminars, and more!
Click here for the complete 2014 Lake Schedule
Discover Watersports & Go Wakeboarding!
Go wakeboarding in January? In Ontario? No problem – just head to the world's largest indoor lake for boaters to check out the action and sign up for fun on the water!
Guided by expert instructors from Summer Water Sports, Canada's largest watersports school, you can receive hands-on wakeboarding instruction "on shore." Then take that learning right onto The Lake – and try out your new skills behind Ontario's first Sesitec System 2.0!
When you arrive at the show, make your way to the east entrance to The Lake (connected to Cottage Country) to sign up. There are two one-hour sessions each day, with participation on a first-come, first-served basis.
Some experience is necessary, and boards, dry suits and lifejackets will be provided. All you have to bring is your adventurous spirit!
Note to parents: Even with dry suits, there is no guarantee that kids will stay 100% dry. You may want to bring a bathing suit for them to wear under the dry suit.
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Winter Wake Fest!
Catch jaw-dropping action on The Lake, with pro wakeboard/wakeskate riders wowing audiences with their spectacular grinds, tricks, and flips! Watch as they launch off The Lake's official dock (provided by EZ Dock) to hit the rails and test their skills and athletic ability!
Click here to view the Winter Wake Fest wakeboard show schedule.
Special Appearances on January 11 and 12:
Raph Derome – Pro wakeboarder representing Liquid Force
Oli Derome – Pro wakeboarder representing Rockstar Energy
Ben LeClair - Pro wakeboarder from Quebec, Canada
Kaesen Suyderhoud – Pro wakeboarder representing CWB
Special Appearances on January 17, 18 and 19:
Shaun Murray – Pro wakeboarder representing Fox Wake
Kevin Henshaw – Pro wakeboarder representing Liquid Force
Daniel Powers – Pro wakeboarder representing CWB and Rockstar Energy
Yan Lecomte - Professional wakeskater from Quebec, Canada
Meet & Greet! Drop by the Boarder Pass Both E106 in Cottage Country after each show to meet the riders and learn more about the sport!
Daily show giveaways compliments of Wow Water Sports, booth G140 in Mariners Marketplace.
Click here to see Shaun Murray and the other pros in action at last year's show!
Click here to see the Toronto Star's January 7th coverage of Winter Wake Fest
Let's Go Boating!
Get set to Discover Boating: From kayaking, to canoeing, paddleboats and inflatables, The Lake welcomes all levels and types of boaters!
Each year, crowds flock to this popular feature, so we encourage you to drop by The Lake as soon as you arrive at the show to sign up for your FREE boat ride on the water! (Sign-up is at The Lake entrance at the east side connected to Cottage Country.)
For your boating safety, be sure to get your life jacket supplied by Mustang Survival, then make your way across The Lake's official dock (provided by EZ Dock) and Put Some Summer in Your Winter!
Then visit BOATsmart Canada before heading back out onto the show floor, for information on boating safety and writing your exam to secure your Pleasure Craft Operator Card.
The voice of the lake is non-other than Ted Rankine representing Smartboater.ca! Your link to a comprehensive boating safety website which provides a variety of tips and safety related information for your size and type of vessel. Browse demo-style instructional videos and pictures on relevant topics, along with useful downloadable materials to help keep you safe on the water each summer.
HISTORY's The Great Vikings Longship Race
In anticipation of the return of Vikings to HISTORY Channel, join us on The Lake and see what it's like to paddle a Vikings Longship.
And don't miss us on Saturdays and Sundays where you can test your Viking skills against your friends in the Great Vikings Longship Race!
Click here to see Lake Schedule for paddle and race times
Water Walkers
Sign up at The Lake and have an experience you will never forget as you walk on water!
Get ready to try something new and have a ton of fun!
This feature is provided by Elephant Thoughts, a charitable organization, that offers unique, sustainable educational solutions for children from kindergarten to grade 12.
Stop by their booth located just at the entrance to The Lake to learn more and visit ElephantThoughts.com
Accessible Boating for Everyone!
Just because you're in a wheelchair or a lot less sprightly than you use to be doesn't mean you can't enjoy a boat ride with friends. Roll aboard or stroll aboard CharterAbility's pontoon boat in Oakville or the one we have here in The Lake kindly provided by Hastings Marine.
Come aboard for a spin around The Lake. EZ Dock and Bennington Pontoon make boarding a breeze! Sign up at the show for one of the three 15 minute trips we will be having each day.
The purpose of recreation is not to kill time but to stimulate activity – not to keep people occupied but to keep them refreshed – not to offer an escape from life but to expand its possibilities.
Dusty Miller's Boat-Handling Demonstrations
As a teacher and international authority on boat handling for more than 25 years, Dusty Miller brings a world of knowledge and a lifetime of experience to The Lake.
Internationally renowned, Dusty is a TV show host, founder of Dusty Miller's Power Boat Handling School, and author of "Handling with Care," a feature column for Power Boating Canada magazine and now a regular contributor in Boats 'n Places magazine and Waterways Ontario.
His one-on-one teaching method makes it simple to understand how to control and dock a boat in all conditions, and his series of boat-handling DVDs is designed to give you the knowledge and confidence you need to do more with your boat, whatever your current level of skill or expertise.
Duma the Famous Wakeboarding
& Boat-Driving Dog!
Back by popular demand, Duma is making waves again at the 2014 Toronto International Boat Show.
This one-of-a-kind Jack Russell Terrier not only wakeboards but also drives the boat on The Lake! It's an awe-inspiring, entertainment-packed show for the entire family.
Duma will meet her fans for photos and more after each show, twice daily, January 17 to 19.
Click here for the complete 2014 Lake Schedule
Canoe & Kayak Seminars, Stand Up Paddle Board with Fitness and Yoga Demonstrations
Each day at The Lake enjoy a stand up paddle board along with fitness and yoga demonstrations by the experts at Swift Canoe & Kayak and SUP Love.
Both of these boating activities are growing in popularity around the lakes and rivers. A great work out and fun too!
Canoe and kayak seminars are scheduled daily on The Lake by the experts at Swift Canoe & Kayak and Clearwater Design.


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President Obama announced last week the charities that will be receiving money from his Nobel Peace Prize Award. The full list is here, but it includes a Haiti relief organization, and a number of organizations focusing on access to education.
J. Crew is being sued for discriminating against a transgender job applicant. This is part of a larger trend of discrimination among these types of stores in NYC, and a targeted campaign by an organization called Make The Road NYC to highlight and combat this employment discrimination.
Do you like Dolly Parton? Want to support the Girls Rock Camp Austin? Check out their online fundraiser where you can have a chance to win a guitar signed by Ms. Parton, as well as support this awesome program.
A new social networking site called Antigone Connect just launched to "connect women and feminists across Canada."
A group of folks are creating a book called Trans Bodies, Trans Selves. It's like Our Bodies, Ourselves, but specifically for the trans and gender variant community. They are looking for responses to this survey, for inclusion in the book.
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Thanks so much for the shoutout Miriam! Even if you can't donate, I hope folks living in the SF Bay Area come out and support if they can! After the walk there is going to be a HUGE 3hour festival in Dolores Park. Should be an amazing time with some really great social-justice folk!
A bit off topic, I hope the moderator doesn't mind: if you're in the DC area this upcoming weekend, or anywhere around the country, and would like to be a part of a wonderful, national conference with young feminists, check out the Feminist Majority's Young Feminists Leadership Summit, starting March 20.
It's a good way to build activist relationships, create alliances and exchange ideas and visions. I've attended the past three years, and I have to tell you, most of the people I've met have become life-long friends to whom I can turn each time there are feminist work that needs to be done.
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Download chapter Video Back to Tech Trends 2013 homepage
Five forces - analytics, mobile, social, cloud and cyber - are hard at work enabling and disrupting organisations of many shapes and sizes. The Postdigital Enterprise TM provokes and harvests these disruptions by changing operating models, capabilities and perhaps even business models. Industrialisation wasn't complete when we entered the post-industrial era; it had simply become the new basis for competition. The same holds true for these digital forces in the Postdigital era.
CIOs are in a unique position to be the bringers of change. To serve as catalysts across the executive suite, helping others understand the boundaries of the possible, forcing thinking beyond existing solutions and processes, and standing accountable for realising transformation.
What's at stake may very well be the future of the business. Tomorrow's leading CIOs are likely to be those who rise to the challenge, perhaps reframed as the Chief Digital Officer, forging new identities as a postdigital catalyst - an agent to provoke or speed the move to the Postdigital era.
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Sony KDL-47W805 £1299
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This TV enjoys strong features and pretty looks and costs much less than the imperious W905 series
Having already been wowed this year by Sony's flagship Full HD TV, the 55W905A, expectations are sky-high for the step-down W805 series. After all, if the 47-inch Sony Bravia KDL-47W805 sat on our test benches can deliver the majority of the W905A's quality at a significantly lower price, then it may very well end up being the smash hit part of Sony's 2013 range.
Its feature sheet certainly looks promising enough, including as it does 3D playback, a variation of the very fetching 'Sense of Quartz' design introduced on the Sony 55W905, Sony's latest SEN online platform and the latest version of Sony's X-Reality Pro video processing engine.
The only possible areas of concern are that the Sony 47W805A doesn't boast the intriguing new Triluminos advanced colour system found on the W905A series, and the use of a passive 3D system rather than an active one.
This makes the Sony 47W805 - priced at £1,299 (around US$2,030 / AU$2,135) - the first passive 3D TV Sony has ever launched.
If you can live without 3D and want to save some money, you could step down to Sony's new W6 series, which still retains the SEN online support, a startlingly slim design and X-Reality processing.
Or if you want to try the Sony 47W805 out against some similar-level rival televisions, your best ports of call would be the slightly more expensive Samsung UE46F7000, with its active 3D and groundbreaking smart TV system, or the Panasonic P50GT60 plasma, with its excellent pictures and brilliantly friendly My Homescreen interface.
Even if you're not into 3D, for anyone who follows the TV world the Sony 47W805's single most intriguing feature is its passive 3D playback. Supported by the inclusion of four passive 3D glasses, this feature is particularly interesting here because it's the first time Sony has offered a passive 3D TV in its range, after years of dedicated support for the active 3D format.
In principle we applaud Sony's willingness to embrace both 3D formats in its 2013 range, on the grounds of offering consumers a 3D choice.
Yet there's a little voice in the back of our mind that can't help but feel slightly concerned about how having to shift to using one of LG's passive 3D panels might have upset the excellent picture balance Sony struck on the W905A series and last year's brilliant Sony HX853 models.
Doing a good job of putting this doubt to bed, though, is the Sony 47W805's retention of Sony's X-Reality Pro video engine. By cunningly comparing incoming sources against a huge installed database of different picture types and scenarios, X-Reality Pro is able to deliver a processing shortcut that should enable it to deliver more accurate results in real time than most - if not all - rival systems.
Obviously the effectiveness of this system depends greatly on the extent of the database and the ability of the processor's parser to correctly and quickly pair an incoming source up with the right database rules.
But these are precisely the areas Sony has most worked on in improving X-Reality Pro from its 2012 iteration. It's also reduced the previous three X-Reality Pro chipsets down to two, to reduce costs and improve performance efficiency.
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Also a highlight of the Sony 47W805's feature list is its carriage of the latest Sony Entertainment Network (SEN) online platform. This sensibly focuses on providing plenty of video services, including such heavy hitters as BBC iPlayer, Lovefilm, Netflix, Demand 5, Sky News and Sony's own TV archive and Movies Unlimited services.
There's also a near-bewildering selection of smaller video channels, most of which carry very niche but occasionally still interesting content.
There's no disguising that Samsung and LG have trotted past Sony when it comes to providing A-list video content. Plus, as we'll see in the Usability section of this review, Sony's latest interface has fallen a bit off the pace too.
But Sony's smart TV stuff is nonetheless a very worthwhile addition to the Sony 47W805, and there are enough innovative touches around to show that Sony is still thinking on its feet where smart features concerned.
These touches include an NFC remote control so you can mirror the screens of secondary NFC-supporting devices onto the TV screen; a Fast Zapp option that provides a great way of quickly surfing both broadcast and on-demand listings without disrupting what you're currently watching; and a prettily presented control and content-sharing app for iOS and Android devices.
It's a pity, though, that this app doesn't follow the lead of many rivals this year by supporting second-screen sharing of what's being shown on the TV screen.
The Sony 47W805's multimedia support also extends to photo, video and music playback via DLNA and USB ports, of course, while its apparent commitment to picture quality can be seen in an extensive quote of picture calibration tools, including a (slightly offbeat) colour management system and white balance controls.
The Sony 47W805 carries its decent list of features inside a reasonably attractive body. The television's bezel is a bit wider than most these days, but it's given a welcome dash of panache by a sliver of reflective blue - or a 'Sense of Quartz', to use Sony's marketing jargon.
Also eye catching is a little silver box sitting in the centre of the bottom edge. Dubbed the Intelligence Centre, this houses the TV's processing brain, and rather niftily changes the colour of its light output in response to the source you're watching.
The TV's rear, meanwhile, sports a fulsome suite of connections, including four HDMIs, three USBs, and both LAN and built-in Wi-Fi network options.
The last thing worth covering here is the other ways in which the Sony 47W805 differs from the specifications of its W905 sibling. The main one is its use of an IPS panel design rather than the VA type Sony has used previously. This should result in wider practical viewing angles, though experience suggests it might also result in a reduced contrast performance.
The Sony 47W805 also applies less power to its motion handling, delivering a MotionFlow XR 400 (400Hz) system versus the MotionFlow XR 800 (800Hz) effect on the W9 series.
Picture quality
First impressions of the Sony 47W805 in action are promising. Right away, for instance, your attention is grabbed and held by the screen's potent colour performance, which combines plenty of vibrancy with above average levels of tonal subtlety so that even the trickiest of colour palettes is rendered with genuine high-end finesse.
HD material looks impressively sharp too, as the innate quality of the Full HD screen combines with Sony's clearly on-the-money video processing to ensure you generally lose not one pixel of detail from a Full HD source.
There's a marginal drop-off in clarity over moving objects compared with the brilliant W9 model we've tested, but the Sony 47W805's sharpness and clarity is still strong by the standards of other televisions at the same sort of price level.
We also appreciated the wider viewing angle delivered by the Sony 47W805's panel - especially given the unusually narrow effective viewing angle of the Sony W905 TVs - and were hugely impressed by how well the Sony 47W805's processing system manages to upscale standard definition to its Full HD resolution.
Active vs passive 3D
The way it adds sharpness while also reducing source noise - even with heavily compressed standard definition digital broadcasts - really is exceptional, and must surely be down to the efficacy of the latest X-Reality Pro engine.
Popping on a pair of the Sony 47W805's lightweight passive 3D glasses is well worth the effort too. Sony has taken to the passive format like a duck to water, taking full advantage of passive's key advantages of no flicker, no crosstalk and a very natural, clean experience full of credible depth.
Also enhancing the 3D experience is the impressive brightness and colour vibrancy of the 3D images, with the glasses removing scarcely any punch from the image.
Not surprisingly the Sony 47W805 does also suffer from the natural weaknesses of the passive 3D format. For instance, crosstalk double ghosting issues suddenly go from nothing to excessive if you try to watch Sony's screen from a vertical viewing angle of more than around 13 degrees above or below.
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There's also slightly less detail and sharpness in the passive 3D image versus active ones, and the filter applied to passive 3D screens can cause a bit of jaggedness around the edges of small or contoured objects.
Another issue is that as the panel runs harder in 3D mode to compensate for the small amount of dimming the 3D glasses can introduce, dark areas look a touch grey and can show small evidence of backlight inconsistency, with ultra-contrasty content.
Overall, though, the Sony 47W805's 3D efforts are comfortably among the most fun and undemanding we've witnessed.
Good though the Sony 47W805's pictures have been so far, the greyness that infuses dark 3D scenes sets a few alarm bells ringing - especially as we didn't witness the same sort of 3D issues with Sony's W9 or HX853 models. So it was with a degree of nervousness that we fired up a few dark 2D movie sequences - and sadly our fears proved at least partially justified.
First, we turned off all the TV's various contrast-boosting tools to get a feel for the panel's natural contrast performance. And the results were disappointing to say the least, as dark sequences appeared behind a really quite high amount of the sort of grey clouding we tend to associate with low-contrast TVs.
This issue stands in particularly stark contrast to the ground-breakingly good black levels witnessed on Sony's own W9 and HX853 models, and must be a direct result of the shift to an LG 3D panel and the use of a less sophisticated edge LED dimming system.
You can, thankfully, greatly increase the TV's black level response by calling into play a provided Advanced Contrast Enhancer feature. In fact, with this in play black levels go from being below average to being very good. However, there's an unfortunate price to pay for this increased black level: distracting brightness shifting.
The amount of backlight manipulation the TV has to undertake to try to disguise the lack of native contrast in its panel is just too extreme - even if you stick with a relatively low-powered Advanced Contrast Enhancer setting - so that you can see the image's brightness levels jumping around in response to subtle shifts in the brightness of the image content.
Another side effect of how hard the dynamic contrast system has to work to fight the screen's native lack of contrast is a loss of shadow detail in dark parts of the image.
We tried every trick we could think of to try to find some miracle setting combination that might enable us to find a perfect balance between the Sony 47W805's various contrast enhancement tools. But we never stumbled upon a combination that enabled us to feel truly immersed in or convinced by dark scenes.
Usability, sound and value
There's good news and bad news to report here. Kicking off the good news, Sony's new main TV menu design is a big improvement over the tedious, inscrutable double axis system found on last year's Sony models. It makes good use of high-res graphics, and is much better organised.
Also a great idea is the Fast Zapp feature that enables you to quickly scour both the digital TV EPG and some of the supported streaming services without having to interrupt your current viewing.
The television's support for NFC linkage to NFC-compatible secondary devices is well implemented too, and the simplicity with which you can mirror the screen of portable devices on the TV screen is a great touch.
The control/content sharing app Sony provides for iOS and Android devices is one of the best looking such apps we've seen too, even if its functionality isn't quite as extensive as we'd like.
The Sony 47W805's interface does falter a bit when it comes to handling SEN content, though. It presents all the content as a simple list of icons, with no means of organising them by genre or type, or organising them into an order that suits your own personal needs. This means you could potentially have to scroll down row after row of app icons before you get to a specific one you want to access.
Sound quality
As with its pictures, the Sony 47W805's sound is a bigger step down from Sony's W9 series than we'd hoped it would be. The excellent long-duct speaker design of the W9 TVs has gone, and taken with it the impressively potent bass levels and open mid-range sound we liked so much.
The result is that while the Sony 47W805 sounds absolutely fine with relatively undemanding news or daytime TV fodder, it can start to sound a bit thin and harsh when the audio going gets tough.
It's not entirely fair to compare the Sony 47W805's audio with that of the equivalent W905 model, though, given the fairly large price gap between the two.
And actually, compared with many similarly priced rivals the Sony 47W805 sounds decent enough. It's not outstanding, but certainly more than acceptable.
This is a hard one to call. The Sony 47W805 scores well on features for its money, with its 3D, smart TV and expansive online video support. It also looks like a premium model aesthetically.
Its performance sparkles with bright, colourful content too. But if you're prone to dimming the lights and closing the curtains from time to time for a spot of serious film viewing, you might well feel as if you wanted to be getting a bit more dark-scene consistency for your £1,300 (around US$2,030 / AU$2,135).
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The Sony 47W805 is a seriously promising TV. Its design is cute, its specification list looks strong with its video-friendly online TV service and potent picture processing, and most important of all it shares a stable with Sony's imperious W905 models.
We have no doubt, either, that many users - especially families - will feel drawn to the television because it's Sony's first to use passive rather than active 3D technology.
However, there's a slight lack of sophistication about the interface employed for accessing the Sony 47W805's multimedia services, and more alarmingly the TV's mostly robust picture quality is let down by a number of difficulties when it comes to showing dark scenes convincingly.
We liked
The Sony 47W805 is a pretty TV thanks to its Sense of Quartz design, and it's well connected with its four HDMIs, three USBs and built-in Wi-Fi. Bright content looks punchy and crisp, and the set's online services include an impressive amount of video sources.
We disliked
The interface for accessing Sony's online content is a bit basic by this year's standards, and the TV's contrast performance is a real disappointment compared with the glories found elsewhere in Sony's range.
Final verdict
Excitement levels were extremely high for the Sony 47W805, since we fully expected it to deliver much of the performance quality of Sony's W905 series for a much lower price.
However, while it retains many of that television's features bar Triluminos, it doesn't deliver anywhere near as much picture or sound quality. In fact its contrast performance is so average it's hard to believe it's coming from the same brand as the Sony 55W905.
We guess this flawed contrast issue might not be too big a deal if you don't tend to be the sort of person who watches films seriously. But if you do consider yourself a bit of a movie buff, we're pretty confident that the Sony 47W805's difficulties with dark scenes will annoy you from time to time.
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A great alternative to the Sony 47W805 would be Panasonic's P50GT60. This TV costs £100 or so more, but as well as giving you an extra three inches of picture the quality of that picture is also sensational, especially when it comes to contrast - the thing the Sony 47W805 struggles with the most.
Panasonic's new My HomeScreen smart TV interface is a work of personalised genius too, though Panasonic's online platform isn't nearly as video-rich as Sony's.
Another option would be Samsung's UE46F7000. This is a bit costlier and an inch smaller, but its picture quality is outstanding, and its smart interface is in a different league.


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A couple of years ago, I finally saw a pastry that I decided to try. It was called the Morning Bun. OMG. It was so good and especially if they toasted or warmed it up. I could literally eat two.
I used to take it apart, very slowly and savor the taste of light cinnamon, subtle sugar and warm bread. I don't like too much of anything, like frosting or gunk they put in between the cinnabon rolls at Cinnabon. I usually will eat the first (maybe second layer) of a cinnabon roll, because it starts to get icky and too much for me. However, the Morning Bun. Heaven! I, so enjoyed unraveling this delectable pastry. Then I moved to New York and unfortunately, there was no Starbucks near my apartment or job. This was a bummer, but I took this as an opportunity to try other breakfast spots. I tried Dunkin Donuts, and I would get an iced coffee and try their various breakfast sandwiches. They are not my cup of tea, so now I go to the local bodega's and get a good ole' bacon, egg and cheese on a roll. That does the trick!
Back to my, oh so delicious, Morning Bun. Well, somebody at Starbucks got the great idea to buy the company - La Boulange Bakery - which okay - business decision. Everyone has to make them. Now, Starbucks is making the transition to serve La Boulange pastries in all the stores. I am a visual person and when I first encountered the new pastries, they were 1) smaller, 2) looked like they had been smashed and 3) did not look healthy or edible. They literally looked like they held more fat than any other pastries that I've ever seen - even at Cinnabon. I decided that I was going to go against my instinct and buy the imitation Morning Bun. I took one bite, then two just to make sure. DISGUSTING. I was so upset with Starbucks. Now, I see that they will serve these imitation pastries world wide. Where will I ever get the original Morning Bun? It's just not right. To make matters worst, I thought maybe I was being too critical of this new pastry. So, I waited months, before I tried another one. I stood in line for awhile and watched the teller put plastic covered pastries in cute pink bags and almost everyone looked in the bag with a disgusted look, like, "REALLY". That's what I was thinking. Starbucks, y'all know better than that. Plastic, really? It seems too impersonal, so manufactured, and so McDonaldish. The only thought I left with after I bought the imitation morning bun and refused to eat it - I hope the company saves a lot of money going this route, because we as consumers are getting the short end of the stick on this decision.
I was going to write to the Starbucks corporation and let them know how I feel about this particular injustice, but I couldn't find a place to put my comments, so I wrote a post here.
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Click to see a review about the Morning Buns here. Someone feels my pain.
I'm not a big pastry fan, but I found something that was so good and then you snatch it away from my grasps without a care. Come on Starbucks. Let's get on this.
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For many who don't understand Korean, or Korean culture, Psy's fame seems like a fluke in the overall madness of Youtube stardom. I loved the Gangnam song because of the obvious catchiness, as well as the actual message behind the song. Again, he was clever enough to mock the glitzy lifestyle of those living in the Gangnam district – the Beverly Hills of South Korea. But most of the world didn't care and 'Gangnam Style' was just known as the crazy horse dance.
It's come to the point where I can predict the answers to most of the questions I ask in my conversation classes. "What's your favorite kind of music?" "Balla-duh." "Who's your favorite actor?" "Won Bin." "Why do you like him?" "He is so sexy." "What do you like doing?" "I like sleeping." "What are your plans for this weekend?" "I'm going to a cafe to talk with my friends." "What's your favorite kind of coffee?" "I like Americano." "Why?" "It is very delicious." And on and on.
It's been just over a month since I last wrote, I haven't gone this long without writing in over a year, if not more. So, where the heck have I been?
The truth is, nowhere. I've been right here. But there have been a few reasons why I haven't written in a long while. I've met some people in my life who seem to write best or become creatively inspired when they are upset or unhappy. I am not one of those people. I find when I'm stressed or upset, I don't feel like pouring my thoughts out onto a page (or more accurately, a screen). This past month has been a very hectic, dynamic, and at times an extremely stressful month.
So what have I been doing?
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If you haven't heard already, I'm chairman of the Irish Association of Korea, and every year around this time we organise a small get together. You might have heard of it, we call it Saint Patrick's Day.
I won't blether on too much about it as my brain is exhausted at the simplest mention of the event, however give this link a click and you'll find all the info you need about the event.
In October I entered an essay competition organised by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade in Korea. The competition sought to find out what foreigners thought was Korea's national image. I entered, you'll be happy to hear, but not because of some overwhelming desire to share my thoughts on what made Korea Korea, more because top prize was a new computer, and I fancied my chances.
So I dutifully brainstormed a notion and worked away on the essay, then forgot about it, then remembered about it, and of course I waited until the last minute to submit it.
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During All Star Weekend, Dwight Howard set a record that no one would really have predicted him to set. He now will appear in the Guiness Book of World Records for the "longest basketball shot made while sitting down".
Howard's shot was 52'6", which it probably farther than I can make a shot standing up. That being said, this is pretty much the last world record I would have expected him to break. Now, I think he should try setting a record for making change off the top of the backboard.


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Gwen Mysiak's job is to make kids happy, but not just any kids. She helps kids like Erin Matthewson of Alden, who has been fighting cancer for two years.
Gwen runs the Brian Moorman P.U.N.T. Foundation, created nine years ago by the former kicker for the Buffalo Bills.
It stands for Perseverance, Understanding, Need and Triumph, and it helps support young cancer patients and their families.
Mysiak, a Western New York native, was working at WNED-TV when she became aware of the P.U.N.T. Foundation. Her young cousin, Andrew had been diagnosed with a rare, advanced cancer.
Gwen says,"Brian really swooped in like an angel and did things both small and grand to enhance his last few weeks."
And after Moorman was traded to the Steelers, Brian convinced Gwen to take over the foundation. She wasn't sure about leaving her TV job, until she got a call. A young girl's cancer had relapsed, and she was having surgery. Her one request: an American Girl doll. The girl was Erin.
"It was just amazing to get the doll," says Erin.
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There are several special initiatives that donors can support. These types of funding opportunities help to raise our profile, give our students exposure and set us apart from other higher education institutions. Here are a few of our premier giving programs:
- Enhancer Program
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Enhancer Program
Enhancers are individuals who are committed to improving the quality of the academic programs at Coppin and give at least $1000 to the Academic Program Enhancement Fund of their choice. Through involvement and financial support, Enhancers supply faculty the boost they need to provide a margin of excellence to their programs. Enhancement Funds are dedicated to improving academic programs over and above their operational budgets.
Examples of how Enhancement Funds could be used include:
- Bringing lecturers to the School of Nursing to present research and the latest findings shaping the discipline of Nursing.
- Enabling the College of Business to innovatively invest in its new initiatives through scholarships, faculty research opportunities, and the design and implementation of new curricular and co-curricular programs.
- Supporting faculty and student applied research activities in the Mathematics Department such as student research assistants, equipment, travel and other items needed for the production and dissemination of findings.
Whether your passion is Mathematics, the Arts-or anything in between- being an Enhancer means supporting academic excellence at Coppin.
Foundation Merit Scholars Program
Established in 2012, the Foundation Merit Scholars Program promises to make the Coppin experience more desirable to students who have demonstrated academic success. Through generous donations from alumni, friends, and employees, Foundation Merit scholarships are among the most prestigious offered by the University. Contributions to the Foundation Merit Scholars Program are an investment in the long-term success of our brightest stars.
Foundation Merit Scholarships are awarded to entering freshman with a high school grade point average of 3.0 or better. Awards are renewed annually for recipients that remain enrolled full-time with at least a 3.0 grade point average. Each scholarship is named after its donor and is fully endowed at $50,000. Donors are honored by having their photographs hung in a place of distinction on campus and are invited to the annual Foundation Merit Scholars award dinner.
For a limited time, the Coppin State University Development is providing a 1:1 match for pledges of $25,000. This will allow donors to fully endow their Merit scholarship funds with a gift of $25,000.
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Created to honor our namesake, the Fanny Jackson Coppin Legacy Society is reserved for benefactors who have provided for Coppin's future through bequests, life income gifts and other estate and planned gifts. Members not only have the satisfaction of knowing that they have helped ensure the long-term success of the University, but they also receive financial and tax advantages as a result. Gifts given by members of the Fanny Jackson Coppin Legacy Society keep giving for decades and are the ultimate expression of confidence in the mission of Coppin State University.
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Brendan Jones: Muirfield bound
Brendan Jones earned himself a place at The Open with victory at the Mizuno Open at the Setonaikai Golf Club in Japan.
The Australian posted a final round four-under 68 to finish three strokes clear of Kim Tae-kyung.
Jones who began the day with a two-shot lead over South Korea's Kim, eagled the long sixth then mixed five birdies with three bogeys for a tournament 19-under total of 269.
He will now make his third appearance at The Open at Muirfield next month.
"I never imagined I would be able to do something like that," said Jones, who picked up the $221,000 winner's cheque.
The 38-year-old is now the leading non-Japanese money earner on the Japan Golf Tour after his 13th win took his career earnings to $8.5m.
Kim finished with a 69 to secure second place with Japan's Makoto Ioune finished in third place at 13-under.


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The American Immigration Council (AIC) is pleased to announce a new leadership team at our Legal Action Center (LAC). Melissa Crow has joined our staff as the new Director and Beth Werlin has been promoted to Deputy Director of the LAC. These two incredibly talented lawyers bring a diverse set of skills and experiences that will strengthen and expand the important work of the Center.
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Air Force baseball hosts an Instructional/Skills Camp Oct. 25-26 at Falcon Field. The camp emphasizes all parts of the game. This includes fielding, pitching, catching, hitting, and base running.
Game three of Air Force baseball's Annual Blue & White series was won 15-10 by the White team Tuesday at Falcon Field. In a wild comeback, the White team scored 15 unanswered runs.
After being rained out on Sunday, the Blue Team evened the Air Force baseball Blue & White Series with a 6-5 walk-off win in game two of the series on Monday at Falcon Field.
Air Force baseball's annual Blue & White series kicked off Friday with the White team taking game one of the five-game series behind a strong pitching performance from junior RHP Steven Trojan. Trojan went eight innings, striking out 11, while yielding four hits.
Air Force baseball has added C.J. Gillman to its coaching staff, announced today by head coach Mike Kazlausky. Gillman comes to the Academy from the University of Dayton.


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