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DC Area 2012: Winter Work Gatherings
On February 10th, 20 alumni and students gathered in the DC area for an evening of food, drink and socialization. Once again this year our Winter Work event coincided with ASNE Day in Arlington, VA. Although the student population in the DC area was smaller this year than it has been in recent years, the alumni population came out in force. In attendance were alumni from 12 classes between 1963 and 2010, in addition to a senior from the class of 2012. It's always amazing how the shared Webb experience draws people together across generations.
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The EnterprisingCommunities: Unlocking Potential programme of actions is a comprehensive community-led regeneration scheme, which has been developed to enhance and promote the economic and social fabric of some of the most disadvantaged communities in Birmingham. This includes a comprehensive funding package to help combat deprivation in the target areas. Funding from the European Programme under the Regional Competitiveness and Employment objective has been secured. These will be combined with other funding streams and activities, in order to maximise impact.
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Tuesday, December 13, 2011
Healthy Holiday Celebrations: We never leave the schoolyard, do we?
It's holiday time and it's a stressful time for many parents and families. In December alone, I think we had over 10 invites to various parties and activities, more than half of which we had to decline. Personally, it's always a hectic time for me because of my work (college applications are due after all) and the intense pressure of that plus celebration has made things hectic.
And someone, please remind me, that if I ever want to have another child (I do, but not realistic) NOT to have the birthdate in December. The pressure of dealing with that on TOP OF the regular intensity of the holidays isn't fun either. So yes, it's a stressful time. It's a stressful time for all involved.
And if you have school age children, then there are additional pressures of holiday teacher shopping (or making of presents), classroom holiday parties and celebrations as well as preparing for activities to occupy the natives, once they are out of school, occupying the home territories.
After Son's enjoyment of sharing muffins with his friends during Thanksgiving party, I decided to do two things that he would be able to pass out to his friends at school. I made vegan banana muffins as well as these snowflake crayons. After printing out 20 of the cards, I realized I didn't really like EXACTLY what I had written (wasn't being a good wordsmith at 2 AM) but decided to let it go and save some trees. If you ever want to do it, I'd go with a phrase something like this: "I am thankful for all my wonderful friends, as different as all the snowflakes that fall from the sky." I had a few other ideas as well, but you get idea.
These are simple to make. I simply bought this mold and followed instructions on Sillie Smile's blog.
In addition to Son's party planning, I was asked for some advice for Daughter #1's holiday party by one of the room moms. I simply asked if we could not do a party that involved a ton of sugary treats, especially since the classroom has been focused on healthy eating since the beginning of the school year, and instead make it more interactive and craft like. She immediately agreed with the idea and with the teacher planned really wonderful activities.
There would be a couple of crafts to do, and in addition, there would be a "gently used" book exchange, where each child brought in a book, appropriate to 2nd and 3rd grade reading, and exchange and trade with classmates. I LOVED this, and I thought it a wonderful addition to the holiday party.
But it turns out, not all did so. One father questioned the meaning of the term "holiday party" and demanded to know WHY the party wasn't called "Christmas Party" to the room mom. The room mom calmly explained that there were many different cultures at our school and not everyone celebrates Christmas. He wanted to know WHY there were no treats, no sugar, no candy, no fun things to eat. She also calmly had to explain that the party was going in a different direction, one more interactive and more fun for the kids (beyond eating sugary treats.) His parting comment was something to the effect that "they" were going to take America back and restore it to "America."
Now I'm not sure what he meant by THAT comment, but I am pretty sure I'm supposed to be insulted. This father has his child at a school that is ethnically 75% people of color. Our school is blessed with an amazingly rich diverse environment, so if he's planning to take America back from all of us, I'd like to see him try. And to that father, I'd just like to say, open up your eyes, and see this is not the playground of your childhood. There are more people from different places than there were when you were growing up, and although this may be at times, like the holidays, a slightly awkward thing, it is a good thing. And if you really can't figure it out, then your child is going to be working for mine and not the other way around. (Ooops. I didn't really mean that. Okay maybe a little. )
And I'm brought back to a time, growing up, when two mean kids came up to me on the schoolyard (I was one of TWO Asian kids at this school) and said to me, "Are you Chinese?
"No," I replied.
"Are you Japanese?"
"NO," I said.
"Then WHAT are you?"
"I'm Korean. I'm American," I replied tentatively.
"You're WHAT?"
I'm brought right back there with this father's comments. I have a few more zingers to send his way (already I have yelled them into the air to no one in particular) but I'll restrain on this blog. But I'm still going to insist on a non-sugar, non-Christmas, healthy, holiday school celebration. And I'm proud to do so. And I'm happy to be one of the different snowflakes that fall from the sky.
10 comments:
- Sandy said...
I love the idea of avoiding the sguary treat party and the book exchange. In fact I love it so much I'm going to suggest it next year for my kids' parties. And so sorry for the bad attitude the room mom had to deal with. We all need patience with each other.
- December 13, 2011 at 2:59 PM
That last comment about being a Korean is hilarious! I had that same conversation with a kid at school back in the early 80's before the 88 Olympics. I guess Americans didn't know that we existed?
- December 13, 2011 at 3:02 PM
- Jeannie said...
Those are some great party ideas (which I hope will be the norm, and not the alternative one day!). And boo to that bad apple (aka the dad). Seems like it was handled well though.
- December 13, 2011 at 3:41 PM
- cindy said...
That sounds like such a fun party! Healthy and and educational for the kids. I think there will always be that person that hates change.. but he was wrong. What is really American? I mean, seriously... the English came here and took land from the Native Americans... So we are all really immigrants in the same boat. Maybe he needs a history refresher. :) I just get heated up about this race thing!
- December 13, 2011 at 8:19 PM
- B's mommy said...
thanks for sharing! so, you mentioned work so I'm wondering whether you have another "profession" besides everything else you do already. are you a teacher?
- December 13, 2011 at 8:44 PM
- Aye Wollam said...
This touched a core in me. There had never been a question about my kids' race or ethnicity (they are half Asian) all throughout their elementary and middle school. But this year, my daughter started High School, and it seemed like the kids in HS constantly asked her if what she is. "WHAT are you?" they always ask, to which she calmly answers, "I am human." I hate when people say we are bringing America back. America has never gone anywhere, nor has it been lost. Now if you are a native American, and saying that, it has more meaning than a white dude claiming to bring back America.
- December 14, 2011 at 7:03 AM
- Joanne Choi said...
B's Mommy - I used to be a high school English teacher, and now I just teach privately from my home. I also edit papers and help young writers. Nothing that exotic. :)
- December 14, 2011 at 10:45 PM
- Amy K. said...
oh yes...there will always be ignorant jackholes. and the older i get, the less patience i have for stupid comments.
Take back America? Is this father Native American? Every American in this country is here because their families at some point trekked here from another country. Some families have been here for generations including some Chinese families who have been here for 4 or 5 generations.
Argh...I'll stop there....
thanks for the post...i'm sure the class will have an awesome party!
- December 15, 2011 at 7:09 AM
- Sarah (Snippets of Thyme) said...
I really enjoyed reading your comments about the holiday party at your school. I am a "caucasian" (whatever that means) woman who has been raised strict Catholic all her life (until I turned...ahem...18). I hear these comments all the time "take America back" and "protect OUR American rights". I am with you. How difficult is it to look around and see all of the wonderful ethnicities, cultures, and celebrations that all interact in this incredible country? In our family, we've certainly alienated many of our relatives with our challenge to them "Why do we think America belongs to one race?" We've made it uncomfortable for certain family members at Thanksgiving we try to gently but firmly challenge their comments. So, I'm sorry to leave such a long comment on your blog. But do know, that I would stand up for you and your culture and your beliefs any day. This teaparty business just needs to be "called out" so to speak. Its covert racism is our family's opinion. Good for you and your school!
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BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (Sept. 14, 2007) -The ETSU volleyball team was defeated by
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"This is a quick, easy, and delicious chicken and tomato pasta dish for those crazy carpool nights. Also good for lunch leftovers the next day."
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olive oil
skinless, boneless chicken breast halves - chopped
2 teaspoons
garlic and herb seasoning blend
1 (6 ounce) can
sliced black olives, drained
1 (8 ounce) can
sliced mushrooms, drained
2 (16 ounce) cans
diced tomatoes
freshly grated Parmesan cheese
This was so easy! I have made it two times now! The 2nd time I made it I made a few changes to the recipe. I used 2-28 oz. cans of italian style diced tomatoes instead of 2-16oz cans. When I previously made the recipe with 2- 16oz. cans and it wasn't saucy enough, plus I didn't drain the tomatoes so it was really watery. I also added Mrs. Dash Table Blend, Parsley, Oregano, Basil, Garlic Powder, Pepper, and Onion Flakes to season the chicken and I added a little bit more to the dish before serving. The additional seasoning made it have more flavor, which was way better then the original recipe.
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This was as stated, quick and easy and very good. My changes; used whole olives sliced in half length wise, sprinkled chicken generously with garlic powder and italian seasoning (didn't have garlic herb seasoning), used thin spagetti, and used only one can of diced tomatoes (would have been better with two, didn't have). I also seasoned to taste with salt and pepper. It's lighter than your normal pasta with sauce, and surprisingly flavorful with the little amount of seasoning. Next time I will toss in some fresh garlic and maybe even substitute canned mushrooms and tomatoes with fresh. As is, it is very tasty and quick when your in a crunch. I served with bruschetta and green salad. Thanks for sharing Tiffany.
I've done a bunch of recipes from allrecipes over several years, this one is hands down the best. My wife said it was like a pro dish from Macaroni's Grill. The only thing I did different was adding a bit of onion powder to the chicken, and then adding a 4 oz of tomato sauce to the chicken mixture as it simmered. Thanks for a great dish, Tiffany!
My father in law calls this Chicken Goulash. Its delicious. I tend to use peppers, onions, garlic, carrots, celery. Whatever I have on hand. Check out my pic.
This is a good recipe but it definitely needs more flavor and more tomatoes! Added an extra can of tomatoes and some garlic and Italian seasoning DELICIOUS!
You can't give this recipe less than 5 stars! I can't believe it turned out this good. I changed the quantities a bit just based on what I needed and added oregano, wine and garlic. I did not even need the parmesan. This one is a keeper.
Yum!! This really IS quick and easy, and a fun recipe to modify to your liking. For starters, have fun with the seasoning--I added garlic and just seasoned the chicken with salt & pepper. Next time I'm going to omit the canned mushrooms and use shrimp. This recipe is forgiving with substitutions, and it's nice to have a hearty, home-cooked meal ready in no time on a busy weeknight.
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Saturday, January 16, 2010
JOHNSON CITY, Tenn. (Jan. 16, 2010) - The ETSU track and field team wrapped up the final day of competition at the Virginia Tech Invitational with a handful of strong performances on Saturday afternoon inside the Rector Field House.
Facing several nationally ranked teams and fierce competition, the Buccaneers made some noise at the two-day meet.
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The Buccaneers return to action next weekend when ETSU hosts the Niswonger Invitational inside the ETSU/MSHA Athletic Center. The two-day meet kicks off on Friday, Jan. 22.
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From the archives: With From the Dust, it was our goal to help Christians see the complexity of the issues raised by modern science, as well as help them to courageously engage with the theological conversations happening within the sphere of Christian culture today.
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In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
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In this video "Conversation" John Walton discusses that the account in Genesis 1 is not intended to be an account of material origins.
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Elop chose Windows Phone because it gave Nokia a "key point of differentiation"
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1. Ruckus (Posts: 286; Member since: 20 Oct 2011)
The Lumia models are selling quite well as of late. I hope it helps Nokia in the long run. I'm quite impressed by my wifes Lumia 822 and it's not even a flagship model. I just hope Sprint picks up Nokia Lumia models eventually.
3. protozeloz (Posts: 5387; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
They would... If that Microsoft woops I mean Nokia CEO would step down and leave some more capable of taking decisions in marketing And production
42. -box- (Posts: 3978; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Nokia is still relevant.
Nokia is profitable.
Nokia is still a known name selling about a hundred million phones yearly worldwide.
Nokia's stock keeps climbing.
Nokia is still being talked about.
Nokia still makes the best cell phone devices (regardless of OS) in consumer-grade mass production in the world.
Nokia is doing fine with Elop. You're just the peanut gallery, and your persistent whining has become tiresome. Android is the new ios: very popular, but hardly satisfactory once something newer has come out and lacks the flaws of the prior offerings. Yes, WP may bit be open source and all that, but the regular consumer couldn't give half a thought to that, as they want a phone that 1) works as a phone 2) works as a media device 3) works as a pocket computer with internet access 4) is cost-effective 5) lasts the length of the contract with minimal - if any - flaws or annoyances and requires little maintenance or learning on the owner's part, much like how car owners will bother with oil changes and tires, but as soon as major components start to fail they start shopping for a replacement.
Android does not and cannot provide the stability and excellent user experience Nokia expects to offer its customers and that its customers demand of it, not until a major overhaul takes place (that is, nixing the JVM and having it run on the pure kernel), and in the meantime, WP gains market share and consumer confidence.
That said, I hope Android remains a strong force, as choice is good, but it is long in the tooth and needs a bones-up revamp. I would gladly see WP take all of ios' market share, let Android keep doing its thing, give Blackberry and maybe Tizen a piece if the our until the next great mobile OS comes out (though I doubt that will happen as Microsoft is intent upon mobiles and computers being almost interchangeable, a great strategy I conceptualized years ago)
48. protozeloz (Posts: 5387; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
Nokia is relevant because of its market share, profitable because of all the years being king of the phone world, none of Elops efforts have brought any fruit just yet, and dude have you honestly seen Symbian, back in the day it was a good Is but its was the most similar to android in those terms, so I'm not buying that "excellent user experience" thing just yet, now was it so hard for them to take android as their side project or emergency boat? They can do that. He is not doing it simply because he doesn't want to.
55. -box- (Posts: 3978; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
For all we know there may be some Nokias running Android kicking around their R&D labs, but it would be unwise for them to make that info public, as investors would back off (Android is only significantly profitable for Google, Microsoft, and Samsung, and the component manufacturers), Microsoft would be mad and stop the payments, and it could hurt device sales, which is what Nokia needs. Not only that, they still have ties to Vertu (now making an Android model) and Jolla (Sailfish), and may have secret arrangements with those teams if WP doesn't go the way it is trending. Android won't be around forever, nor will WP, but I think Nokia has the right idea pushing a mass-consumer appeal system with great hardware that has a strong future rather than relying on everyone else's limited successes with an already very-aged system.
We can always be thankful that at least they aren't apple.
58. protozeloz (Posts: 5387; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
Its why I think Elop made a mistake when it provided the MS agreement, it could turn into a double edged sword for them, they could have agreed on something else (or at lest I feel they could) now it could be very hard for them to try and I think is why he keeps repeating himself that every time he gets an interview... Witch I consider its annoying (as if he doubted his own Thoughts from time to time, or at least I think he does). We can't change the past thought, but I feel they could try and measure if they can squeeze one in, see how it turns. I remember saying he should have tried android since 2.3 yet he stood and said meego and symbian are the future of Nokia, that turned out quite well I guess ... So its hard for me to buy what he says, I really love Nokia hardware, but there are things that I like how they work on android.
Also MS Can be quite tricky... What happens when they develop the surface like smartphone? Then what waters will Nokia swim to? Don't know if that rumor got busted, but I would be worried if the company I made a deal with is looking to sell its own product and compete with me
61. Bernoulli (limited) (Posts: 2586; Member since: 01 Sep 2012)
...vertu belongs to a different company and Jolla is it's own company, created by people Elop fired
101. -box- (Posts: 3978; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
I am aware they are separate, but the point I was making was that there may be some behind-the-scenes agreements to bring them back into the fold
111. Bernoulli (limited) (Posts: 2586; Member since: 01 Sep 2012)
There aren't, the only thing nokia can do is develop the platform and also develop their apps further, I see how in the 720 there is a development on the nokia city lens, that could be a strong selling point, but as far as the ui goes not many people like it, plus it sucks they don't have all my banking apps like capital one and discover, I would've totally gotten a lumia 920 but that was also a deciding factor, so until those 2 major banking apps become available it's a no no for running my business
60. Bernoulli (limited) (Posts: 2586; Member since: 01 Sep 2012)
Um not to upset you, but the latter profit is mainly due to nokia selling their headquarters and massive layoffs, along with moving production to China, outside I don't think q4 2012 results would've been much in the green area, especially when comparing those results to q4 2010, Heck even Acer has a bigger profit margin than nokia, but I do hope and still support nokia, I work at t-mobile and I promote And lock people in to our lumia 810 like it's no tomorrow, Heck today was my day off and I still sold a lumia, so Pat my back if q1 2013 results are strong for nokia. And while I don't own a lumia the device the lumia 720 sure looks promising, but not sure if I'm ready to leave my note II yet.
69. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
You're forgetting that some of their so called losses in 2012 are actually "one time" restructuring expenses. Nokia has more going for it now than it did two years ago. I'll agree the NOTE II is nice, but then it's also a phablet, and not really a pocket device. After Windows Blue is released, you might see Nokia release it's own Phablets as well, and then we can judge and compare directly...
63. thelegend6657 (unregistered)
The thing about windows phone is , they all perform just as well .
Thats why , I would not spend rm2000 on a Lumia 920.
But if I am looking for a mid range phone like a HTC 8x for rm1500 , why not ?
74. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
HTC 8x has an inferior camera, primary display screen, and is less durable. Do and think what you like, but the Lumia 920 is a better phone.
81. thelegend6657 (unregistered)
I know its a better phone . But for 2K the Lumia 920 is too expensive considering that the GS3 is rm350 cheaper . And for that price you could get a xperia Z or HTC butterfly .
But for performance , even a Lumia 620 is so snappy and smooth
95. dexter_jdr (Posts: 1163; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
i think you got robbed. lumia 920(32gb) is cheaper than htc 8x (16gb).
98. Just_a_boy (Posts: 183; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
Only on contract, but SIM-FREE unlocked lumia is about R$250 more expensive than HTC 8X here in Brazil (HTC devices are imported, and only Geeks buy HTC here, their phones are not sold here on any carrier), Lumia 920 is 2000 reals (1010,00 dolars) and the HTC 8X is 1750 (889,00 dolars)
135. thelegend6657 (unregistered)
True , its because of AT&T subsidy that Lumia 920 is cheaper .
The 8x is about the same price as the 820 and its way better
136. thelegend6657 (unregistered)
All you ignorant and stupid Americans
113. TROLLING (banned) (Posts: 13; Member since: 28 Feb 2013)
I HOPE for epic fail, WP8.
2. protozeloz (Posts: 5387; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
Yeah let's join MS because HTC, Samsung, LG are building android phones and failing, instead we build windows phone devices witch these companies also build and are failing to sell...
That'd a load of bull **** every major company making android phones is also making windows phone (except Motorola for obvious reasons and Sony for obvious reasons) and you are telling me they can build some sort of differentiation with this? HE knows a lumina 920 with android would be selling like hot cakes, he just think that by saying that he would eventually convince himself of his foolish decision Of not going with both
4. Ruckus (Posts: 286; Member since: 20 Oct 2011)
Im not denying the fact that their Lumia models would sell well using Android. Im sure they would, however with that being said, Android tends to be very buggy and crashes far too much. Windows Phone impresses me by not crashing and being much faster. Not to mention although they have less Apps, the Apps they have seem to be much better, and they've built a lot of apps in a short amount of time.
I sell Cell Phones with 11 other people. 2 years ago probably 8 of the 12 of us preferred iPhone over Android. Last year I could say the exact opposite. Now of the 12 of us, 5 of us either have or want Windows 8 phones over Android or iPhone. We have a couple GS3 users on at&t that regret not getting Lumia 920s.
That being said it will take more time for Windows to adopt more but its growing and I wouldn't be surprised to see them take 1/3 of the smartphone base within the next 2-3 years.
16. Whateverman (Posts: 3237; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Where are guys getting these buggy Androids that crash a lot, from 2009? I haven't seen a crash on a Andoid device in about 2 years, yet I keep hearing about them from non Android users and people who just don't like Android. Face it guys, it's popular because it's a great product
19. 14545 (Posts: 1277; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Actually, I can admit that some of androids success can be attributed to being less expensive. However, that doesn't mean "cheap" or "crap" like some here seem to act like.
Also, I have to agree, I have no idea where these supposed crashes come from. Mine has "crashed" once in three months. But, that was a "rom" issue, not platform issue.
89. faisal8708 (Posts: 104; Member since: 15 Nov 2011)
Android hav gained market share due to less expensive devices u might not hav used any but i hav thr experience is less than those of Asha's try using them u will understand wht i m sayin. My GS3 hav crashed 5 to 6 times in the past 8 months twices after gettin jellybean once while i was tryin to make a call dont get me wrong android is a great OS but it has its cons
23. Ruckus (Posts: 286; Member since: 20 Oct 2011)
@Whateverman no joke while I was trying to post a comment my phone restarted itself.. Stupid Photon!!
Anyways long story short we sell Hundreds of phones a month. By percentages the iPhone is far less faulty then Windows Phone comes in second. Sure there are Android devices better than others but the GS3s we sell and Note IIs crash more and often are far more defective than iphones or Lumia models.
But hey im glad you live in a fantasy world where Android is perfect and never crashes. When in all reality based on the percentages its probably in 3rd place of the 3. Good luck with that :-)
32. Whateverman (Posts: 3237; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Ah, Motorola?!? Oh yeah, anything with th Motorola logo on it is bound to fail! I love their build quality, but they are the absolute worse at software!
My iPad crashes at least 5 or 6 times a day, so iOS being the most stable... Not hardly. PA even wrote an article on how iOS crashes more than Android.
Last but not least, this fantasy world you think I live in... You're really reaching right now, and it's just plain funny. You're taking it kinda personal, so how about I just bid you a good night.
34. protozeloz (Posts: 5387; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
I dont know I own a photon, maybe its because of the ROM but it doesn't crash as this guy seems to say...
36. Ruckus (Posts: 286; Member since: 20 Oct 2011)
I just preach what I see brotha! Have a good night tho man!
33. protozeloz (Posts: 5387; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
Could this issue be related with that fatal bug on the exynos? Instead of Android?
85. JunkCreek (Posts: 407; Member since: 13 Jul 2012)
u buy a wrong phone, mate. using cheapest samsunged androided phone galaxy y, and it almost never, rarely crashed. i'm not regular smartphone user. installing these and those, uninstalling, messing around with the systems and roms even underclock or overclocking. got issues when i'm using custom rom, so i switched back to stock. so my xperia mini pro and arc, they are rarely crashes or restarted it self. i'm doing nothing but messing around the setting, but the phone seems to working fine. never ever i had to do a factory reset except for my chinese cheapest tablet a13 allwinner because of its hardware build issues that i thought it was a software issues, after a fix of snaping touch screen, the issues is gone.
35. applesauce (banned) (Posts: 165; Member since: 26 Aug 2012)
No phone or device is perfect.
A coworker's Note II crashes about 4 times per day, whereas an old T-Mobile G2 I use for a workout mp3 player hasn't crashed yet this year. My Lumia 900 hasn't yet crashed in the 11 months I have owned it, though it has had hang-ups with some apps which take a few seconds to sort out, and Facebook is always buggy as hell whether through the app or through Internet Explorer, though it is fine on Nokia Xpress.
39. Whateverman (Posts: 3237; Member since: 17 May 2009)
Thank you! That's the bottom line here, nothing is perfect and my experience my be different from someone else's.
44. protozeloz (Posts: 5387; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
Also Facebook app suck everywhere people better of with a 3rd party app to manage their feeds... On any OS
47. -box- (Posts: 3978; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Right on, applesauce. I haven't had any issues with my Lumia 900, but I had such awful experiences with 3 separate Androids (a G2 as well, a Sensation, and a Viewsonic gTablet) I turned my back to it completely and committed myself to Symbian and Windows Phone, and have been so overly satisfied I wouldn't dream if switching to anything else anytime soon.
In contrast, my wife, brother, and two sister-in-laws all had Sensations, and for the first few months they really liked them, then annoyances and crashes started occurring more frequently than could be ignored, and full system crashes, it launcher restarts, or 2-hour battery life (it, my favorite, running out of charge from full WHILE PLUGGED IN with only factory apps installed). My wife and one sister-in-law went for the Galaxy S3 with improved results (still crashing but not as badly and faster recovery, probably thanks to touch wiz versus Sense), my brother got an unlocked Atrix (1st-gen) and loves it, and the other sister-in-law just warranties her Sensation for another, but will likely switch to Windows Phone of they get the same games she likes.
All that aside, and as applesauce stated, there can not be a crash-free system while there are third-party apps able to run on it, and the hardware is proven tinwork together and battery tech improves more (though it has made great strides this last decade).
50. -box- (Posts: 3978; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Some of the "it"s in the second paragraph should read "or". Silly autocorrect.
51. protozeloz (Posts: 5387; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
A perfect OS does not exist, what looks broken for one person might be good for another. Diversity is a great thing
29. protozeloz (Posts: 5387; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
I've heard that same android crashes story, guess what it was proven to crash less than iOS, it was just a way for iOS fanboys to feel good but the fact is something else. Sorry unless you can prove that with facts I'm not buying it.
I've heard that "we have people that regret things" yet I've seen various iOS and windows phone users going android. It goes both ways.
Also I think people have the wrong idea I want Nokia to use both, if people want to buy a lumina like "crappy" android phone then guess what? They can... But its not happening because of them not wanting to, not some guy excuse for "a sea full of Android" Nokia is not some brand new company they can get bank by playing both games
43. 14545 (Posts: 1277; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
91. faisal8708 (Posts: 104; Member since: 15 Nov 2011)
Every OS crashes and almost with the same ratio but wht matters is how it deals with crash iOS brings u back to the app drawer and WP8 becomes jittry for a few seconds and then goes back to normal but android becomes unresponsive and thts wht frustrates most of the people
116. jroc74 (Posts: 5600; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
iOS bringing you back to the app drawer and Android being unresponsive....
Its equivalent to turning Windows Error Reporting on and off. Its not instantaneous on iOS....and the force close message eventually shows up on Android.
After you hit force close...Android is back to normal. If you chose wait...then thats different. Just like on Windows desktop OS.
134. faisal8708 (Posts: 104; Member since: 15 Nov 2011)
"and the force close message eventually shows up on Android"
It takes along time to come
138. jroc74 (Posts: 5600; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
You left this out:
"Its not instantaneous on iOS"
Its a different side of the same coin. It took at least 2 minutes for an iOS error to kick back to the home screen when a co worker was showing us clips of his kids school play.
Ony difference is its no error messge on iOS. And I have seen it vary with Android. Some times it happens fast, sometimes it doesnt.
139. jroc74 (Posts: 5600; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
I have an app...that I can make force close. Its something wrong in the Settings of the app. The force close message always shows up fast.
Maybe because I know how to make it happen, it shows up fast..... dont really know.
5. 14545 (Posts: 1277; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
No, he says this because he is a former MS employee. Nokia is/was stupid for hiring him. It's too late now, but I can say with full conviction, I would buy an Android Nokia the minute it came out. He is MS though and though, and by limiting them to one platform, he seriously holding back the potential of the company. I'm not saying WP is just outright bad, but I know many people that will not buy it because of metro. I also don't see WP being the "third" major platform. I could see BB making a comeback before seeing WP making major gains in market share. It is really sad seeing such a great product being held back, IMO.
57. -box- (Posts: 3978; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
There are lots who would buy Nokia Androids, but 1) would they be profitable for Nokia? 2) would they be as reliable as Nokia wants them to be for its customers? 3) would they produce enough to meet demand, intentionally under build, or perhaps overbuild and flood the market? 4) would folks cross-shop a Nokia Android without the known "droid" or "galaxy" branding now on consumers' minds? 5) What, other than cameras, would set Nokia apart, and are those cameras even functional on Android? 6) Nokia developed MeeGo as an evolution of MaeMo (and others), as a response to Android (and others), which, as we know, they sold that to Jolla and is resurrected as Sailfish; should they go tri-platform with WP, Android, and Sailfish to diversify their portfolio (and be somewhat Samsung-y with 2 big platforms and one small one), or do what HTC dies with limited success and offer two main platforms simultaneously? Big strategy shifts, and no guaranteed results.
105. -box- (Posts: 3978; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
"HTC does", not dies^ last paragraph. Was typing part last night.
6. jedpatrickdatu (Posts: 163; Member since: 24 Jan 2013)
If Nokia adopts Android, it would likely be harder for them to sell devices because Samsung's really the go-to brand for Android devices. As for LG, HTC, and Sony, though they're doing well, their sales are much lower compared to Samsung. Nokia wants to build a fresh reputation with WP instead of trying to be the better Android manufacturer, which is going to be hard because Samsung is now so popular. Besides, many average joes who are not tech-savvy enough to appreciate Android exist. The smartphone world would also be boring if everyone just does Android.
9. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
Jedpatrickdatu: It isn't just those who are not tech savy who don't dig android: the platform is inherently insecure, and having your personal data stolen and your bank account drained isn't exactly a reason to celebrate. Granted, WP8 isn't fool proof, but it is more secure than Android OS (all versions), and the same can be said for BB-10, and iOS as well.
12. 14545 (Posts: 1277; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Wow, I've been using android since 2010, and my fiancee since 2011, yet neither of us have had that happen. Nor have any of my friends who have been using the platform just as long. Also, my corporate employer is perfectly fine with the security on my phone, all they make me do is run a password or pin. I guess I should look forward to having my bank accounts wiped and my employers IP stolen. Interesting.
24. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
14545, if you truly believe that your Android phone is completely secure, then you seriously need to learn more about your OS. Malware has already made it's way into the Google store, and gullible people like yourself don't have a clue...
30. 14545 (Posts: 1277; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Oh good grief. Apparently ReAdInG comprehension isn't your strong suit. I never once said it was "completely secure. NO OS IS. Not WP, not iOS, not anything. Yes, wow, a couple of pieces of malware has popped up. No different than any other platform. My point is that if my major corporate employer thinks their security is enough, then so do I. Not to mention, you said it had stolen peoples bank accounts and such, please provide evidence to back this up. I'm fairly certain it would have made the news and I would know about it if this had happened. There is no need to lie just to build up your platform. Unlike you, I realize there are flaws in every platform, and I have chosen what works best for me. Also, I would rather BB10 over WP8 anyday. As a former WinMo user, from 2008-2010, it is metro that caused me to leave the platform. And from 08 to 10, I had two different winmo phones, the xv6800 and the TP2. But yes, I'm just gullible, that's the reason I chose android. :rollseyes:
40. UrbanPhantom (Posts: 949; Member since: 30 Oct 2012)
14545, don't you understand that by the time you see something on the news about malware making it's way through an OS, that particular malware is likely to have existed and done harm a long time before it gets documented and understood? Your phone is infested already, and what's even more laughable is that you think it's safe...
There's no question that Android is more insecure than the other platforms I listed, including WP8, and you pretending otherwise doesn't make the reality any different from the way I'm spelling it out.
One more thing: WP8 is not windows mobile! Get with the times already (yeeeesh). You still trying to use Zune to manage files? Yikes...
49. 14545 (Posts: 1277; Member since: 22 Nov 2011)
Damn you're an idiot. I NEVER FONKING SAID WP WAS WINMO. IN REALITY, NOT THAT YOU CAN READ, I SAID I LEFT WINDOWS AS A PLATFORM BECAUSE OF THE NEW WP "METRO" PLATFORM. Also, I like how I burst your bubble about bank accounts being drained and you instantly say "oh, it takes time for these things to be documented." PROVE IT OR STFU. Stupid fanboy. All mobile platforms are "not very secure" to a certain extent, LIKE I JUST FONKING SAID. For you to buy into the hype that android is the big bad boogie man proves that you have either A) never used the platform, B) used the platform but don't care because you have made your "choice" and will only degrade everything that isn't your chosen platform because you feel the need to justify your decision. Reaffirming to yourself that you didn't make the wrong decision. Grow up.
All you have done is bought into the hype that android is the bug infested, malware ridden ecosystem that doesn't really exist.
Try actually stepping outside your comfort zone sometime and see that other platforms are not that bad. Oh, and I would use iOS before using metro. It's just that bad. Unlike you, I have actually played with it, and their is a reason I chose against not using it.
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My typing is terrible tonight. Oh well.
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Start8, if you can't figure out how to reach the control panel. Pathetic.
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Don't try to garner allied buy trying to say bb and ios is secure like wp (sucking up like elope must be in dna), cause these platform lovers don't like wp either.
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Why? That doesn't even make sense? They would have a harder time selling phones with two operating systems available at their disposal? It *might* cost more on the software development side, but I can't buy into this "they would have a harder time moving product" argument.
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Listen up everyone, Samsung is number #1 with android because of their HARDWARE only!. They are not some magical company; their UI sucks big time; we buy Samsung for their HARDWARE ONLY and remove their UI/ROM FOR CUSTOM ROMS.
Nokia is suppose to be this great hardware company like everyone is scream, the would do well with android verse the other manufacturer!.
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Samsung is number #1 because of their software features. The average Android user don't even know what a custom ROM is.
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Stella D'Oro (Middletown, CT): new & noteworthy
Shhh. Quietly, about a month ago, when you weren't watching or listening (due to very little fanfare or publicity), M'town opened yet another Italian restaurant. I know, I know, but IT'S REALLY GOOD--at least our first visit was. We arrived at 12:45 and we were the only customers! One other couple was there by the time we finished. So, let's let the cat out of the bag, so to speak (!). This place shouldn't remain a secret for long.
Their original location, by the way, is in Old Saybrook (neither of us has been). New location is in the same parking lot with our giant movie theater (formerly Destinta), next to Puerto Vallarta...was most recently Big Mike's (?).
The bread, nice and warm, was served with a tomato/garlic/oil...yummm! Crusty outside, soft within. Almost shaped like a Portuguese roll. Always a positive sign to start the meal with great bread. Each meal came with a nice-sized salad--another plus. Pleasant service, too, while we're racking up points.
I had smoked chicken ravioli in a creamy pesto sauce with shiitake mushrooms and roasted peppers. They were quite excellent and plentiful enough to take some home! I had a bite of Pollo Scarparello with sausage, roasted peppers and artichoke hearts. Tender, flavorful, generously portioned. Lunch prices are comparable with Fiore II and food is just as excellent. I look forward to lunching there again. M'town folks--look for a coupon in your mailbox for 50% off. I have one in my wallet for next time. :)
That's good news. I would love to have somewhere to go pre or post movie close by that is NOT Puerto Vallarta, which I have tried and tried to like.
I had been to the Old Saybrook location once, but it was for a work luncheon and it was more a sampling of their catered fare, which was good, if I remember. Good, not great. Not a great way to judge a restaurant, per se.
re: dennisl
We like Stella Doro's in Old Saybrook but for some reason, they do not attract a broad customer base. I was there last Saturday (normally a busy restaurant night) and there were about three tables occupied in the main dining room and two people eating at the bar. From Katty's report, it sounds like the Middletown branch is off to a similar start. But to be fair, it's early. Hope they make it!
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Same menu and owners, or so I gather from this page:
re: kattyeyes
Received a Shoreline Perks e-mail this morning for $20 get you $40 at Stella D'Oro.
(This is for the Old Saybrook location.)
re: dennisl
Thx for the tip. Just bought one.
re: dennisl
thanks! so the fine print is vague - do you think this is one per person or one per table?
re: dennisl
Nearly 2 months after Kattyeyes post, we had almost the same experience on a Friday afternoon at around 12:30PM. My wife and I arrived and found the restaurant entirely empty though one other couple arrived shortly thereafter. We were seated at a white table clothed table for 4 by our friendly waitress. I had checked the menu on line prior to arrival and there was no luncheon menu listed so we were truly playing it by ear. Prices were moderate, but included a mixed green salad. We were started off with a pair of large, warm hard rolls and olive oil with garlic and spices. Our mixed green salad were tasty with my wife choosing a Balsamic dressing with gorgonzola while I chose the house vinaigrette. My wife ordered vitello saltmbocca - tender pieces of veal layered with prosciutto and spinach in a light cognac brown sauce. I chose the pollo scarpello - several good sized pieces of boneless of chicken sauteed with roasted red peppers, slices of lean Italian sausage, an amazing number of artichoke hearts in a garlic and white wine sauce. Each dish was executed close to perfection. Hopefully others will soon discover this hidden gem of a restaurant because I seriously doubt it is currently operating profitably. .
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'Hopefully others will soon discover this hidden gem of a restaurant'...YES, PLEASE! This restaurant deserves to succeed. Just wish they'd get their act together re marketing as word of mouth seems to be spreading EVER.SO.SLOWLY. And not as if you can see it frm the street. Your lovely pics are making me hungry, westie!
ETA: So I am going right now! :) Thanks for the nudge.
The good news is--at least on this past Friday night--the dinner scene was much busier than lunch. Vongole Casino as a starter was delicious. Only misstep was the practically raw garlic therein. For my entree, I thoroughly enjoyed the Vitello di Corinaldo--tender, egg-battered veal scallopini, topped with prosciutto, fresh mozz and roasted red peppers in a lemony white wine sauce. The portion was quite generous. The other half is in my fridge for another meal. Another stella d'oro for Stella D'Oro!
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My wife and I dined at Stella D'Oro this past Sunday at around 2PM when there were only 2 other tables occupied. The chef/owner greeted us and led us to a table for 4 Tables are set with white tablecloths and vases containing fresh roses. The dining room is long and narrow though the tables are set too close together. I would think a professional decorator would suggest removing a few tables and breaking up the room with a room divider or two. In any event, we are there for the food which did not disappoint.
The meal got off to a good start when our waiter served us 2 hot, crunchy rolls that were soft on the inside and accompanied by a delicious olive oil and roasted red pepper dipping sauce. This was followed shortly by an overdressed house salad with Gorgonzola dressing. At this point, we would have been happy to just finish the rolls and skip the entrées.
Fortunately, we showed restraint because our entrees were larger than anticipated. My wife's vitello alla Stella D'Oro contained 3 good sized pieces of veal topped with roasted red peppers, artichoke hearts, winter tomatoes and mozzarella in a brandy cream sauce. My vitello Saltimbocca included 4 generous sized pieces of veal topped with prosciutto over sautéed spinach in cognac brown sauce. The veal in both dishes was very tender and each entrée was very good. My, admittedly minor, sole complaint was there was not enough prosciutto to entirely cover each piece of veal.
Prices are more than reasonable and service was professional.
re: westie
Lookin' GOOD! We need to get back there soon--thanks for the reminder (again!). :)
re: kattyeyes
This is an old thread, but I just went a couple of weeks ago.
A Saturday night, reservations made for 7 people for 7:00 for my daughter's birthday.
In a nutshell, the food was fabulous, the service was some of the worst I've ever encountered. Ranging from indifference to dowright hostile- did our waitress have an evil twin in the back? She initially forgot a drink, fine. 6 of us received our entrees, never said a word about the 7th. Never checked on us after we were served, never smiled, was very cold. 45 minutes after we had eaten we asked for a desert menu, she was VERY ticked off. 20 minutes later she came back and asked us if we wanted the check- no desert menu. The bussing staff were fine. There were only about 7 tables. Were we her last one? Did she just want to leave? I will never return. My husband (who is not a good tipper and generally needs my prodding to leave more, as a former waitress) left the tip. I never asked what it was, didn't care.
It's a shame, the food was so good. I also see their Old Saybrook location is for sale.
re: dennisl
Were other waitresses acting the same way? Did you report it to the manager? There is no reason for poor service but I also would not write the place off because of one bad experience especially if the food was so good.
Sorry to report that Stella D'Oro in Middletown has gone out of business. We had a Groupon and decided to go there tonight for dinner because Mrs. Mensch and I were concerned that "they might go out of business soon." I knew it was a bad sign when I checked their website this morning and it was gone. Calling them on the phone was another bad sign when I got a recording saying "your call cannot go through....try again later." Sure enough, we found the place empty. The guys at Puerto Vallarta next door told us that Friday was their last day. Too bad because the food was quite good but the fact that there were a lot of good Italian restaurants already well established in Middletown when Stella D'Oro arrived didn't help them.
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NOOOOOOOOOOOOO! GEEZ, that's a shame. I'll miss them. :( Sorry about your Groupon, too. Not a great past couple of years for restaurants in M'town, that's for sure.
re: kattyeyes
I think Groupon will either refund our money or give us a Groupon for another restaurant of equal value.
re: chowmensch
That's good to know. I hope you're right--thanks for sharing that info in case it happens to anyone else reading along. Take care, chowmensch. :)
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Damn, October was rough on Middletown restos:
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