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Just replaced my old Whirlpool with the new Samsung French Door refrigerator. What a great decision. Not the most inexpensive refrig. on the market however you get what you pay for particularly with...Read complete review
Just replaced my old Whirlpool with the new Samsung French Door refrigerator. What a great decision. Not the most inexpensive refrig. on the market however you get what you pay for particularly with this model. After installation it was no time at all that the refrig. and freezer sections dropped to their appropriate temperatures. The lighting is simply outstanding. The many features and options allow you to store anything in its proper place. Great job Samsung.
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Our refrigerator was bought at Sears and delivered and installed by their people. Our unit came with misaligned doors, but more importantly it is loud and makes some rattling sounds when the compressor is...Read complete review
Our refrigerator was bought at Sears and delivered and installed by their people. Our unit came with misaligned doors, but more importantly it is loud and makes some rattling sounds when the compressor is on. It also takes a while to get cold. If you decide to buy this model, be sure to press the Energy Saver and the Power Saver button when you get it, otherwise the compressor won't turn on. Make sure that the display doesn't show "OF OF". This mode is for retailers who want to display the refrigerator and not run it in cooling mode (i.e., compressor on). I have no idea why Samsung would create a feature that no home owner would need. I think it is dangerous since you run the risk of spoiling all of your food if you accidently turn this mode on which is easy to do. I should have stuck to my original plan of buying a Whirlpool which lasted me 15 years.
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There are so many lights you can find everything you need.
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By DG
from Highland Park, IL
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Comments about Samsung Stainless French Door Bottom Freezer Refrigerator:
Was worried that I wouldn't have enough space. I was so wrong! Plenty of it! My grandkids love the refrigerator drawer..they keep their special foods and snacks in there.
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Guys installed it in no time...gave easy to follow directions
Great fridge!!! Would definitely buy it again!!!
By Danny C
from Lake in the hills, Il
About Me Casual User
Comments about Samsung 28 CuFt French Door Bottom Freezer Bottom Freezer Refrigerator:
This fridge and freezer are very spacious. Looks great. Love the L.e.d. lighting inside. One downside is the ice dispenser/maker operation. Comparing to different fridges ive owned before, i think this one is making the most mess when dispensing ice. Other than that, great product for a great price.
Abt guy did a great job. Showed up on time. Were very curteous and professional. Best service ever!
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By Fran, Honey Bee
from Hoffman Estates, Il
Original refrigerator purchased did not work correctly so we exchanged for a bigger and better rated one. I really am happy with that decision. Love the size, extra drawer space and overall look of the refrigerator.
Delivery and set up was great.
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A magnicant product
By Anonymous
from Southern Arizona
This is an amazing product. It is well designed, well built, and performs flawlessly. The only improvement might be the written directions that accompany the product. /they are specific but not geared to the specific functions that a user is in need of.
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By Samfromflorida
from Florida, USA
i love the design with 4 doors this helps to divide and arrange stuff in order
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Great Size and Versatile
By FirstBrandNewHouse
from Texas
Had this fridge/freezer for a few weeks now and it works great, plenty of storage space in the fridge and freezer section. Also the middle drawer is perfect for our son's snacks such as juice pouches, yogurt, cheese sticks, etc. Highly recommend! Only drawback I would not get the stainless steel again, it looks beautiful but it shows every smudge and fingerprint and constantly needs to be cleaned to look nice.
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By Docsis
from Texas, USA
We have had this Refrigerator for a year now. It holds a ton of stuff. We use the middle drawer for soft drinks. The shelves are very sturdy. We have loaded them up and they seem to hold a lot of weight. The water and ice dispenser works like a charm. The freezer has a top tray to keep things organized a bit more, and actually lets you store more food. My ONLY complaint, is that the bottom drawer (the freezer) needs to pull out a little bit more, so that you can access the top tray a bit easier. This is really just a MINOR thing. With all the things this refrigerator has going for it, this minor thing won't keep me from highly recommending this.
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My new frig is great!
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Love our new French door frig. It has all the features we wanted and looks great in our new home. The performance is excellent. Would recommend this product to anyone interested in purchasing.
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Jason Bourne is a film that, as a fan of the series, I kept trying to like. It just wouldn't let me.
Jason Bourne is a film that, as a fan of the series, I kept trying to like. It just wouldn't let me.
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"The Eagle" is a rip-snorting adventure tale of the sort made before CGI, 3-D and alphabet soup in general took the fun out of moviegoing. So much does it evoke the energy of traditional sword-and-shield movies that I had to bring the term "rip-snorting" out of retirement; it's rarely needed in this era of sleek technology. Here we see for the most part the actual actors trekking through real locations, instead of quasi-animation.
The story is one I dimly recall, about the disappearance of the Roman Ninth Legion, which marched north from the colony of England into the unknown wilds of Scotland and was never heard from again. It tells of an uneasy bond between a centurion named Marcus (Channing Tatum) and a slave named Esca (Jamie Bell), who join on a mission to discover what happened to the Ninth Legion and its proud symbol, a golden eagle.
Some Americans find it quaint that the Scots and Welsh don't think of themselves as English. A Yank can receive the occasional fat lip for that mistake. Scotland was an independent kingdom until well over a millennium after the time of this story, which is set in about 140 A.D. So fearsome were the Scots warriors that the Roman Emperor Hadrian threw up his hands and decreed that a border wall be erected in his name, whether to keep the Scots out or administer a full body pat-down, I am not sure.
In "The Eagle," Marcus is assigned to lead a minor Roman outpost in England some 20 years after the death of his father, who is still blamed for having lost the Eagle. Seriously wounded, he returns to Italy, as it was not then known, to heal at the villa of his Uncle Aquila (Donald Sutherland). Attending a deadly fight of gladiators, he decrees that the life of the courageous slave Esca be spared and takes him along when he returns to England and takes up a more important command.
Marcus burns with the need to find the solution to the missing legion and find the lost Eagle, and against all sane advice determines that he and Esca will cross the wall on a low-profile mission. They discover some answers, not without a great deal of bloodshed. One secret of the film's success is that their quest and the battle scenes are on a more or less plausible human scale. The editing is so rapid that we can't really follow the strategy of the swordplay, but at least a finite number of physical humans seem involved, instead of the absurd tidal waves of warriors in a CGI-fest like "300."
I think we've possibly seen the last of choreographed sword fights, anyway. They reached their peak in classic Hollywood films and samurai dramas, and those in "Rob Roy" (1995) were among the best ever performed. I understood them. These days, in scenes where there's a berserk human traffic jam of sword-fighters on the screen, don't you think that more or less everyone would be left with a number of limbs not divisible by two?
"The Eagle" has two strengths. One is that it is interested in its period, and what kinds of Romans and barbarians might have lived then. The second is that is really comes down to the relationship of Marcus and Esca, who risk their lives for each other but remain conscious that they are master and slave, and never become buddies. I suppose it is a negative strength that there are no major female characters; this is not the sort of world where women would be expected, and the insertion of romantic interest so obligatory in lesser movies would seem awkward here.
"The Eagle" is rated PG-13, and that's about right. The blood and gore is kept to a reasonable level, and the battle scenes are about heroism and strategy, not special effects. "The Eagle" attempts to create characters with some dimension and complexity. During Donald Sutherland's interlude as the wise uncle, it provides some notion of the function of empire, then and later. And Tatum and Bell do a good job of sculpting the heroes to a fairly human scale and not indulging in foolish poses against the horizon. The movie goes a little over the top in finally showing us the Eagle, but what can you expect?
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So far i've played DOR and WMXIX and they're definitely some of the better games I ever played.
DOR has the "start in developmental and work your way up" that everyone wants in a new game.
WMXIX holy shit, I HBk superkicked a mall security gaurd to his death, how is that not the best novelty wrestling game concept? It's silly but that's not a bad thing. Thoughts?
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Those games are by far some of the best wrestling games ever. The trash we get year after year has much to learn from those.
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The newest edition of Good Reads is especially robust, with 21 recommendations by 13 professors from a variety of academic departments. Suggestions include a biography of Vladimir Putin, a search for meaning in life, and a story about the friendship between Salvador Dali and Walt Disney. There's a "good listen" for the first time. And readers will have the opportunity to hear directly from recommended authors Hanan al-Shaykh and Zadie Smith, both of whom will visit Dartmouth in 2016.
Dartmouth graduates may also especially appreciate In Defense of a Liberal Education by Fareed Zakaria, recommended by professor Charles Wheelan '88.
Tap into your liberal arts education, select a book or two, and enjoy!
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The Charles Homer Haskins Prize Lecture by Wendy Doniger (pictured)
My "good read" for winter 2016 is actually a "good listen." The text is the Charles Homer Haskins Prize Lecture, delivered annually at the meeting of the American Council of Learned Societies. The Haskins Lecture is dedicated to the theme, A Lifetime of Learning, and in it, the lecturer is asked, "to reflect on a lifetime of work as a scholar . . . the motives, the chance determinations, the satisfactions (and dissatisfactions) of the life of learning." This year's lecture—by Wendy Doniger, the Mircea Eliade Distinguished Service Professor of the History of Religions at University of Chicago—can be heard at https://www.acls.org/media/haskins/, and it's truly remarkable. I was in the audience when it was delivered, and I was in tears by the end. The rest of the audience—composed entirely, mind, of cynical academics—was equally affected, as we all rose immediately to our feet when Wendy ended for a long and resounding ovation. It was easily one of the best lectures I have ever heard in my life.
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The Circle by Dave Eggers
I have enjoyed several books since reading The Circle when it came out last year, but no other book has stayed on my mind and continued to intrigue me for its foresight. The book chronicles the entrance of a young woman, named Mae Holland, into an Apple/Amazon/Google-type work environment. The fictional company, called the Circle, wants to control just about everything through its portal. As she gets sucked into this all-encompassing environment, we start to realize the dangers of today's social media environment. Eggers wrote about things that were not a reality then but have since come to fruition.
For example, the Circle controls money through its easy to use pay system and Mae wears cameras to transmit what she is seeing to others.
Like Brave New World, or 1984, The Circle offers a scary look at a believable future. Pick it up, and you won't be able to put it down.
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The Richest Man Who Ever Lived by Greg Steinmetz
Steinmetz's book is a biography of Jacob Fugger, a 16th-century German entrepreneur and banker who accumulated a vast amount of wealth through mining, textile production and, most significantly, developing a sophisticated method of banking and accounting principles that continue through to the present.
My Generation: Collected Nonfiction by William Styron
William Styron is one of the great American writers, and this collection captures much of his insight, brilliance, and facility of language. Reading Styron opens a window on to American society in a way that few other writers are able to do.
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Professor of Physiology and Neurobiology
Geisel School of Medicine
The Short and Tragic Life of Robert Peace by Jeff Hobbs
Compelling and extraordinarily relevant today, especially for those of us at Ivy League institutions trying to understand the juxtaposition of different worlds and the cultural chasms that exist even among committed and well-meaning people.
Being Mortal by Atul Gawande
For those with aging parents and for those who will also someday be old (i.e., nearly all of us), an incredibly valuable book to understand how to end a good life.
Let's Explore Diabetes with Owls by David Sedaris
The most memorable lines likely should not be reprinted for public consumption (but I am laughing just thinking of them). Acerbic and uplifting at the same time, Sedaris's humor was often the best thing at the end of many long days.
The Boys in the Boat by Daniel James Brown
My husband, who rowed, highly recommended this book, but it is certainly for more than just those with a first-hand familiarity with crew. There are trite references that one could make as to the meaning of the boat—but simply put, this is a beautifully written history of the Depression, the Dust Bowl, of America in the time of Nazi Germany, and a group of ordinary men who together were extraordinary. As Timothy Egan notes in his review, "The Boys in the Boat is about who we used to be. And who we still could be."
Lynn A. HigginsFrank J. Guarini Associate Dean of the Faculty for International Studies & Interdisciplinary Programs
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Dora Bruder by Patrick Modiano
When French novelist Patrick Modiano won the 2014 Nobel Prize for Literature, he was not familiar to many American readers. Since then, quite a few translations have been published, some new, some re-issued. Modiano is best known in France for his focus on the Nazi Occupation, a period that ended just before his birth. In a lucid and haunting prose style, his novels explore the power of memory and seek traces of the past in contemporary life. Like many of Modiano's narrators and protagonists, readers must become "detectives," constantly seeking clues in order to discover and reveal hidden meanings. Modiano's first three novels have recently been translated as The Occupation Trilogy. I would suggest, however, that readers new to Modiano start with Dora Bruder, a 1997 novel in which a narrator pieces together the story of an adolescent Jewish girl who ran away from home in 1941 and was captured and deported to Auschwitz.
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The length of Ron Chernow's 2004 biography of Alexander Hamilton is intimidating. However, the book is so superbly crafted and beautifully written that it deserves your attention. Hamilton had an amazing life, rising from the poorest and most miserable of origins to become George Washington's right-hand man and the nation's first Treasury Secretary. Chernow's descriptions of Hamilton's battles with Jefferson are engrossing and will put today's politics in perspective. If that is not enough to persuade you to give it a look, this was the book that inspired Lin-Manuel Miranda to write the brilliant hip-hop Broadway musical Hamilton. Read the book and go see the show!
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El Mostafa OuajjaniSenior Lecturer of Arabic
After the American Century: The Ends of the U.S. Culture in the Middle East
by Brian Edwards
This book, which has just come out, can help shape and frame our understanding of both the representation and the influence of American culture in the Middle East and the connection this interaction has with the emergence of ISIS and other radical Islamic movements.
Graziella ParatiPaul D. Paganucci Professor of Italian Literature and Language
Professor of Women's and Gender Studies
The Story of Zahra
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As the Lebanese writer Hanan al-Shaykh will come to Dartmouth in the spring, I would like to recommend her novel The Story of Zahra because it is one of the masterpieces in the Arabic language. During the war that ravaged Beirut, Zahra is involved in the family intrigue as her mother uses her as a cover for her encounters with her lover. She is punished by her father for being complicit in her mother's betrayal. This is the beginning of a girl and then a woman's search for her own identity along a trajectory that takes her from Beirut to West Africa and then back to Beirut where the war is ongoing. Hanan al-Shaykh writes provocative books about women and the complexity of their lives. The Story of Zahra was banned in many Arabic countries when it was published in 1986. It is now a classic as is another novel Women of Sand and Myrrh, published in 1988. She recounts the story of four privileged women who enjoy every economic advantage, but cannot enjoy freedom in the unnamed desert country where they live.
White Teeth
by Zadie Smith
The well-known British writer Zadie Smith will come to Dartmouth in February 2016. I would recommend any of her books starting with her first novel White Teeth that follows its characters across generations and decades when British multiculturalism was being created. Inspired by E.M. Forster's Howards End, her novel On Beauty tells of two families, the relationship between parents and children, academic life, politics and the messiness of life. Do not hesitate to read any other book by Smith as her voice and her comments on contemporary society follow the reader long after reading her books.
Lindsay WhaleyProfessor of Classics and Linguistics
Stiff: The Curious Lives of Human Cadavers
by Mary Roach
I had not thought a great deal about what donating one's body or organs to science actually means in current times or what it has meant in the past. The author tackles a macabre subject with just the right balance of humor and serious reflection to make the book, if not enjoyable to read, at least palpable. You learn a great deal about the use (and misuse) of dead bodies and are provoked to think about your own views of what the line of decency is when using cadavers to serve the needs of the living.
Meaning in Life and Why It Matters
by Susan Wolf
The book contains two essays by the Princeton philosopher in which she argues that meaningfulness is a key component of the good life and that meaningfulness is the intersection of subjective attraction and objective attractiveness. Several respondents then react to her claims and bring further refinement to her ideas. Ultimately, Wolf's arguments raise as many questions for me as they answer, but she provides an accessible 21st century investigation into the question of what makes a life worth living.
Charles Wheelan '88Senior Lecturer in Economics and Policy Fellow
Rockefeller Center
In Defense of a Liberal Education by Fareed Zakaria
My recommendation is In Defense of a Liberal Education by Fareed Zakaria. This is a short, readable, relevant book that makes a powerful case for the liberal arts. That said, Zakaria takes the academy to task for a variety of sins, ranging from overly narrow courses to unsustainable tuition increases. He expounds on the potential of online education, albeit with some skepticism. (Who knew that radio education—listening to lectures broadcast over the airwaves—was once heralded as a transformative technology for American education?) Mostly, this book offers a concise but insightful encapsulation of what education is supposed to accomplish. Along the way, Zakaria's elegant writing reminds us that public intellectuals can play an important role in refining how we think about important social issues.
William WohlforthDaniel Webster Professor of Government
Mr. Putin: Operative in the Kremlin by Fiona Hill and Clifford Gaddy
If you want to know pretty much all that is reliably known about Forbes magazine's most powerful person in the world Vladimir V. Putin, you can't do better than Fiona Hill and Clifford Gaddy, Mr. Putin: Operative in the Kremlin. Unlike many books of this sort, Hill and Gaddy are careful to separate speculation from reasoning based on real evidence. The book is too long, but it is a readable, hugely informative, smart and penetrating look into the person behind Russia's personalistic regime and the ways in which his faults and virtues interact with the system of rule built around him.
An Officer and a Spy
by Robert Harris
Robert Harris is way too successful a writer to need a boost from the likes of me but his page-turner of a historical thriller on the Dreyfus Affair, An Officer and a Spy, is just too good not to tout. I'm not a specialist on French history and will defer to my colleagues across North Main Street on the accuracy question, but it has the markings of a very well researched book. It makes you feel the painful sting of anti-Semitism in fin de siècle France in a visceral way hard to replicate in a more conventional scholarly work. You know the outcome, but somehow that doesn't affect the tension that keeps you reading obsessively.
Richard WrightOrvil E. Dryfoos Chair of Public Affairs
Professor of Geography
Between the World and Me by Ta-Nehisi Coates
A student was in my office recently. She had joined a protest on campus over #BlackLivesMatter. She'd seen a confrontation between Black and non-Black students in Baker Berry library and observed that the look in the faces of people on both sides of the divide could have been from 50 years ago. Ta-Nehisi Coates does not try to bridge that divide in Between the World and Me. His beautiful and poetic essay, written by a Black man to his Black son, pivots around the observation that "in America, it is traditional to destroy the black body — it is heritage." No simple answers or quick fixes here. Coates is asking not just his son but you and me to struggle to come to terms with this reality. Easy read? Definitely not. Good read? Yes. Required read? Without question.
Case Histories by Kate Atkinson
I read Behind the Scenes in the Museum ages ago and for some reason had not picked up another Kate Atkinson book since. Big mistake. Great character development meets clever plot lines meets terrific story telling. Two thumbs way up.
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Basic Human Pathology: Parts I and II
This course, Basic Human Pathology, includes the teaching of both general and systemic (organs) pathology. It provides a basis for other Tufts Dental School courses such as Oral and Maxillofacial Pathology, Oral Diagnosis, Medicine II/III, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, and other clinical science courses. It is a transition course between the other basic science courses and the clinical sciences of dentistry. Not only does it serve as a foundation course, its knowledge base will also aid in the
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While living and working as a marine biologist in Maldives, Charles Anderson noticed sudden explosions of dragonflies at certain times of year. He explains how he carefully tracked the path of a plain, little dragonfly called the globe skimmer, only to discover that it had the longest migratory journey of any insect in the world.
Charles Anderson studies marine life in the Maldives, a nation of coral atolls in the Indian Ocean.
The Political Economy of the Cold War
At its heart the Cold War was a competition between two economic systems. Despite having in common a "military-industrial complex", they were profoundly different in the degree of freedom they offered their citizens, the living standards they were able to achieve and the pace of technological innovation they could sustain. In this first lecture, Niall Ferguson compares and contrasts the United States and the Soviet Union in the Cold War and asks how far the outcome of the Cold War was economical
Friendship and Poetry
The Colorni lectures are held regularly in memory of Eva Colorni, who taught economics at the former City of London Polytechnic - now incorporated into London Metropolitan University - until her early death in 1985. A collection of the earlier lectures is published by Oxford University Press, under the title Living As Equals. This year's lecture will be delivered by the Indian poet and novelist Vikram Seth.
The Great Brain Race: Rise of the Global Education Marketplace
In a worldwide educational marketplace, international competition to build the best universities and attract the brightest minds is more intense than ever. In his lecture based around his book, The Great Brain Race, Ben Wildavsky argues that the globalisation of higher education should be welcomed, not feared. Ben Wildavsky is a senior fellow in research and policy at the Kauffman Foundation and author of The Great Brain Race: How Global Universities Are Reshaping the World (Princeton University
Basic Definition of a Percent Number
The instructor, Ron Cox, discusses the basic definition of a percent number and how to change the percent number into a fraction number. This is part of a larger video segment called Living With Percents. (6:12)
How To Make Your Dorm Room Livable
This video is great for high school students heading off to college and provides handy tips for turning a dorm room into a comfortable living space. (1:54)
Documenting and Collecting Plants
Plants dominate the living landscape around us. Learning about this essential part of the ecosystem. Collecting and identifying plants should be a part of any life sciences curriculum. Designed to support the Plant Press project at Hila Science Camp, this video discusses collecting and classifying plants and the importance of the classification system developed by Carl Linnaeus.
Crayfish Dissection - External Anatomy
Identifies the key external features of a crayfish, using both living and preserved specimens. Would make a good pre-lab or post-lab review. The video uses lecture format (for background information) as well as a lab demonstration. 6:21 min.
Land Of The Tiger - Sacred Waters, Part 1
This documentary, which is suitable for older elementary, middle school, and high school students, explores the wildlife of the Indian subcontinent living in close proximity to the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers. Run time 09:50.
Land Of The Tiger - Sacred Waters, Part 2
This documentary, which is suitable for older elementary, middle school, and high school students, explores the wildlife of the Indian subcontinent living in close proximity to the Ganges and Brahmaputra rivers. Run time 09:50.
Land Of The Tiger - Sacred Waters, Part 3
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Rhythms of New York
This is a tour of the street life of New York City. See what New Yorkers see on a daily basis while living in "the city"-New York.
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Live in Seoul. Encore #4 (4:13) performed by Valentina Lisitsa, a Ukrainian born pianist, living in the USA.
Scientology Video: The Eight Dynamics
This video describes our beliefs regarding the primary motivating force in life and how this, in turn, explains one's relationship to family, mankind and God. What goal does every living thing have in common? Survival. For anyone who would like to find out what Scientologists believe and practice, the best source of information are L. Ron Hubbard's books Dianetics: The Modern Science of Mental Health and Scientology: A New Slant on Life. A full description of the religion, its many Churches and
Scientology Video: Love and Hate -- What is Greatness?
Conflict or tolerance, cooperation or opposition, love or hate -- such are the questions of both daily living and international affairs. While every person of goodwill would like others to treat them as they themselves would like to be treated, such is often not the case. When subjected to hatred, what then is the answer to one's own happiness? In answer to that question, this is what the Scientology religion believes. This is an audio presentation from the book Scientology: A New Slant on Life
Dementia: Myths Vs. Realities - Research Channel
Video of a lecture on the topic of dementia. In this program from the Stanford University Medical Center, Simon Tan, adjunct clinical instructor of neurology at the Stanford University Medical School, discusses why dementia is often misunderstood in society and what the common causes, symptoms and treatment options are for those living with the condition. Grades 9-12. 59:10 min.


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Since federal law enforcement agencies are notoriously tight-lipped
Bandera's 'historian extraordinaire' passes
Margaret "Peggy" Payne Portwood Tobin, 93, died Tuesday, July 20, at her ranch in Bandera after a brief illness.
Bidding farewell to the 'Belle'
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City Council talks trash
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The majority of the time at the Bandera City Council regular meeting on Thursday, July 21, was taken
Texas Heroes Hall of Honor 2016 inductees
The Cowboy Capital of the World paid homage to the quintessential western icon
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Texas Governor Greg Abbott announced on Monday, July 18, an effort to strengthen
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Age is not measured by years.
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I played with a number of PB's so far and finally have my own but... My brand new PB will not charge when in standby or when on; as soon as I plug the charger into the USB port it detects it and brings the screen up (if in standby) showing the lighting bolt on the battery but it does not charge; the lighting bolt stays but the % charge does not change (or hopefully increase) at all; it will actually decrease (??); the only way I can charge it is when I attach the charger and the PB is powered off… the PB brings the red (or green can't remember) LED on and starts to flash it on off and charges; tried the hard reset with no change; I am running the latest OS release 220.127.116.1167. Has anyone seen this? Is it h/w or f/w? Any Fix?
01-10-2012 11:13 PM - edited 01-10-2012 11:14 PM
Have you tried a hard reset yet?
Hold down the volume up key, volume down key, and power button at the same time and hold it for about 15 seconds.
After reboot, try to charge it.
You also can contact RIM for additional support.
Yes I tried the hard reset already and it did not help; compared to the other units I've seen this is the only one refusing to charge when in standby or when on
Thats all I can think of, give RIM a call.
any update on this? mine just started doing the same thing: charging lightning bolt present, but not charging! not charging on the charging dock and not via USB either. ... i've just turned it off and the green LED is flashing slowly so i'm hoping it's charging now, but obviously i'd like for it to charge on standby.
Here's a final update on this... the units goes back to its maker or the store sometimes tomorrow... Why? First I tried to understand if this was s/w or h/w related or maybe both before calling support which in the end I did; so I did try a different charger, hard resetting the unit, discharging and recharging etc; nothing helped or fixed the charging in standby; the unit continued to charge only after being turned off and then plugged into the charger. Here's what I learned:
1. Going through the initial setup and OS update it is quite possible for the unit to NOT load the OS image correctly i.e. it appears that it loaded the OS and displays the OS version as if it loaded properly when in fact it did not and the image loaded is corrupt. I found this out during a live session with support when they were looking at my PC screen while the PB was connected to the PC only to point out that the Desktop Manager was showing a s/w update being available (1.0.8 bundle 6067) while the unit was reporting 1.0.0 bundle 0. Strange, I thought I already had 220.127.116.1167... after accepting the update, which takes a bit to load, I started more testing, charging, discharging, hard reset (i.e. Volume Up + Power) etc with no positive results to report. This also proved that the USB port is working, both data (PC to PB communication alright) and power (PB displays the plug over the battery bar when the power contact work)
2. The charger I have works and it is the correct one: P/N PSM09A-050RIM; make sure it is not one of the incorrectly rated chargers some received.
3. In order to reduce the amount of current the unit consumes when on, you have to run the Video Chat app at least once and acknowledge the (c) page; otherwise this remains as a background app that take more CPU cycles on the battery. After doing this I did notice a slight improvement in the sense that PB did charge some instead of discharging. The problem is that it only charged to about 60% and did not move higher no matter how long I waited (yes I did reset just to make sure it is not the s/w acting up and deciding to not update the power bar)
4. The way the RIM RMA works is like this: they start the process for you to return the unit back for repair which I understand may take 10 days; you may get a unit to use for this time if so desired, it will be charged to your CC; your unit may get repaired if possible; if not possible to repair, your new unit will be replaced with a refurbished unit; once you get some unit back you need to send the "10 day replacement unit" to RIM to get your CC charge cleared. I find that this program is good for when you can not return the unit to the place you purchased it from. Otherwise it is not good as I do not like getting a refurb for something I consider brand new (not to mention that you may get a unit with a few bright or dark pixels)
5. Throughout this process I looked at three (3) Playbooks: 2 had bright pixels and were returned immediately; this last one does not charge correctly. No win for me!
6. The battery lasts approx 4 hours with the unit playing a video clip in a loop and WiFi on with a WEB pulled stop watch running as well (had to allow multi tasking in setup/general).
Finally, my theory about this problem is that it is h/w related and that it is caused by the noise the board or the display is making when the unit is either on or in standby; a component not soldered properly (cold joint) or out of spec may be the culprit; for example a resistor in resistor divider monitoring the battery voltage or a decoupling capacitor missing or not soldered...
i was wrong. it's the charging dock, it's charging fine with the wall charger it came with, and on another charging dock i have... i feel bad for the guy with the unending list of pb problems on this thread. what a disaster. i dodged a bullet!


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Relais Villa Margarita, Calle 6 de Junio 2, Boca Chica
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Apartment Caribbean Relax, Condominio Los Pinos, Avenida del sur Esquina Juanico Garcia #8, Apt 201, Boca Chica
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B & H Apartments, Calle Orquidea 7, Invi Cea, Boca Chica
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Villa Marina In Boca Chica, Prolongación Calle Duarte 2, Boca Chica
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Penthouse Presidential Suites Hamaca, Calle Duarte, Esquina Avenida San Rafael, Boca Chica
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Apartamento Aquarel
Apartamento Aquarel, Residencial D'Alessandro , Avenida Francisco Peña Gomez, Boca Chica
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William's Guest House
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Hotel Don Michele
Hotel Don Michele, Calle Duarte 42, Boca Chica
Hotel Don Michele is set in Boca Chica, 31 km from Santo Domingo. Guests can enjoy the on-site bar. Free private parking is available on site. Every room at this hotel is air conditioned and comes with a flat-screen TV with cable channels. Hotel Don Michele features free WiFi throughout the property. You will find a 24-hour front desk at the property. Las Americas Airport is 7 km..
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Aparta Hotel Azzurra
Aparta Hotel Azzurra, Calle San Rafael 41, Boca Chica, Boca Chica
Situated in Boca Chica, 31 km from Santo Domingo, Aparta Hotel Azzurra features a barbecue and views of the garden. The hotel has a sun terrace, spa centre, and guests can enjoy international dishes at the restaurant. Each room at this hotel is air conditioned, safety deposit box and features satellite TV with over 200 channels. A terrace or balcony are featured in certain rooms. The..
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Vista Marina Residence
Vista Marina Residence, Calle Duarte # 6, Boca Chica
Set in Boca Chica, 31 km from Santo Domingo, Vista Marina Residence features a year-round outdoor pool and views of the sea. Juan Dolio is 20 km from the property. Free WiFi is offered and free private parking is available on site. All units are air conditioned and have a satellite flat-screen TV. Some units include a terrace and/or balcony with garden or city views. There is a..
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Don Victorio
Don Victorio, Calle Dominguez 21, Boca Chica
Featuring air conditioning, Don Victorio is located in Boca Chica, 31 km from Santo Domingo. Juan Dolio is 20 km away. Free WiFi is available throughout the property. The accommodation comes with a cable TV. Car hire is available at the property and the area is popular for golfing and snorkeling. Guests can enjoy various activities in the surroundings, including diving and fishing...
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Be Live Experience Hamaca Suites All Inclusive
Be Live Experience Hamaca Suites All Inclusive, Calle Duarte, 1 Esq. Caracol, 10124 Boca Chica, Boca Chica
Located on a private beach overlooking the Caribbean Sea, this luxury beachfront hotel features a casino, full-service spa, and on-site restaurants. It is only 30 km from downtown Santo Domingo. Each modern and brightly colored guest room at Be Live Experience Hamaca Suites All Inclusive is equipped with a flat-screen TV and minibar. The bathroom boasts a large whirlpool tub. A gym,..
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Residence Terrazza del Caribe
Residence Terrazza del Caribe, Sanchez,8 Boca chica, Boca Chica
Terrazza del Caribe offers a swimming pool, garden and pet-friendly accommodation 200 metres from Boca Chica main square and 150 metres from the beach. The apartment features views of the pool, a balcony and a kitchen. There is also a dining area and the bathroom comes with shower and bidet. Guests can buy groceries at Manolo Supermarket and can enjoy a variety of restaurants both..
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Hotel Neptuno's Refugio
Hotel Neptuno's Refugio, Duarte 17, Boca Chica
Located in Boca Chica, 30 km from Santo Domingo, this hotel is a 10-minute drive to Las Americas International Airport. It features an outdoor pool, basic rooms with a minibar and Continental breakfast included. Hotel Neptuno's Refugio is surrounded by lush tropical gardens and has a small sun deck with lounge chairs. Guests will appreciate on-site services including currency..
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