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A luxury service apartment in an award-winning development
Aesthetically pleasing, spacious, quality fittings and furnishing, and a great location – now, those are elements that are on top of most purchasers' list and those are exactly what The Court Service Apartments at Central Residence offers.
Additionally, it sits on a generous 4.16 acres of land and has a gross development value of RM229 million. The Central Residence master development has won 3 awards from Asia Pacific International Property Awards for its SOHO and shop office. The Court Service Apartment is the second phase of Central Residence.
Right in the middle of it all
The development is set to attract young professionals, as it is strategically located in Sungai Besi, just minutes away from the exciting and always-awake city. Firstly, there's the access to various forms of public transport including Terminal Bersepadu Selatan (TBS) at Bandar Tasik Selatan (less than 2 km away), Bukit Jalil LRT Station (2.9km away), Sungai Besi LRT Station (2.2 km away) and Stesen Komuter KTM Salak Selatan (2.3km away).
Those with their own transport will have access to major highways such as Besraya, NPE and KL-Putrajaya Highway. All these access routes bring motorists to Kuala Lumpur International Airport and Sepang International Circuit within 20 minutes, while a shopping excursion is just 15 minutes away. Pavilion, Bukit Bintang, Suria KLCC, Berjaya Times Square and Fahrenheit 88 awaits the avid shopper.
Additionally, a shuttle bus service will be provided exclusively to the occupants of The Court. This service is a first for the area and the route will cover the Bandar Tasik Selatan Transit Station (TBS, which serves KL-KLIA) and a few hot spots in the Golden Triangle, with a nominal fare.
The Court is indeed at the centre of it all as it is just 15 minutes to KLCC and Mid Valley Megamall, 9 minutes to Bukit Jalil National Stadium, 10 minutes to IMU (International Medical University) and Palace of the Golden Horses.
A GBI compliant and facilities-laden building
The Court Service Apartment @ Central Residence is a freehold property, with 365 available units. The building adheres to the Green Building Index as the developer, Yuk Tung Group, has increased the number of windows and ceiling-height to 10' 6", among others. These touches lend an airy feel and welcomes as much natural light in as possible. Additionally, the developer has included pockets of gardens on every fourth floor.
Each unit comes with 2 car park bays and furnishing which includes air-conditioner, kitchen cabinet with hob and hood, water heater and intercom. Occupants will also have access to a comprehensive list of condo facilities including:
- Rooftop – business centre rooms, three roof gardens and sky pool
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There are 11 types of service apartments to meet the preferences and needs of various individuals. The units range between 845 sq. ft. and 1,122 sq. ft. and are priced between RM496,000 and RM720,000. The 11 types are as follows.
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Two executives at the helms of major divisions of Horizon Blue Cross Blue Shield of New Jersey are leaving the company, the Newark-based firm confirmed today.
Dr. Richard Popiel, president and chief operating officer of Horizon Healthcare Innovations, will step down in May, a spokesman said. Christy Bell, president and CEO of Horizon Healthcare, the company's statewide HMO, is retiring in July.
Popiel was Horizon's vice president and chief medial officer before the launch of Horizon Healthcare Innovations in 2010. Horizon, the state's largest insurer, formed the subsidiary to develop pilot programs that address quality and cost issues related to the sweeping federal health care reform law that was signed into law that year.
The venture has since launched several programs to improve the economics of health care, including collaborations with orthopedic practices and an initiative aimed at expanding preventative care for Medicaid patients.
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February Village Board Meeting
To borrow a line from Stephen Stills...
"There's battle lines being drawn...."
...but it's not about LA's Sunset Strip riots of 1966.
From what emerged at tonight's Village Board meeting, once again Westhampton Beach's administration is clearly divided; can a return to complete dysfunctionality... like the grim days of 2006-2010...... be far behind?
The major contention again, as it has been every month since last August, was the ordinary municipal business of budget transfers, but by "cherry-picking," 18 of 25 individual transfers managed to get accomplished.
But there were positive aspects of this monthly meeting:
- Mayor Conrad Teller did not play this one cagey and close to the vest. Biting his tongue in lieu of a planned stronger statement, he still managed to make it painfully clear that he'd had it with the Board majority of Hank Tucker, Patricia DiBenedetto and Junior Palmer, dragging their feet in their interminable and expensive witch hunt targeting Police Chief Ray Dean, Clerk of the Village Rebecca Molinaro, former Village Attorney and current Special Counsel Hermon Bishop, and, yes, the late Susan O'Rourke.
- First term Trustee Ralph Urban, with a calmness that belied his obvious disquietude over the protracted antics of that rogue majority, revealed that he is going to be a force with which to reckon in the coming months, and hopefully years.
For their parts:
- Tucker babbled his same old song about fiduciary responsibility... the words should curdle on his tongue after his three-year stone-walling of the police disciplinary hearings.
- DiBenedetto went the same route, but at least didn't mumble, and spent far too long trying to convince everyone that was they were doing was in the best interests of the taxpayers.
- Palmer? Who knows! Guy talks a blue streak, relies on acronyms to try and sound like he knows what he's talking about, and leaves everyone who hasn't automatically tuned him out, asking "What'd he say?"
So, some business of the Village got done this evening... the East End Little League will be using the Great Lawn for their games this Spring and into the Summer, the Police Department got six new handheld radios for $9,000+, and Outdoor Dining Permits were renewed for Hampton Coffee Company, Boom Burger and Café Mombo.
And, O yeah, an unabashed Andrew Mendelson reappeared with a plea that the Village move forward with his rezoning request so he can kill the downtown commercial area.
1. Tugboat Bertha said...
You tell it like it is and it is good that someone does. I'm appalled that there would be any controversy at the Village Board over the Village's kindness to Sue O'Rourke in her last days. Small towns look after their own and that's as it should be. The school district did the same in several instances years ago that will prudently remain nameless now that we have witch hunters among us. It was refreshing to read that Ralph Urban is not one of the witch hunters. He has a heart, which is more than can be said for the rest of them.
2. Wingman said...
Tugboat is mistaken. First, there are no municipalities that give away public funds. It's simply not legal. What really happens is that the employees are allowed to donate sick time to an ill employee who exhausts their sick time. This occurred several months ago in the Town Clerk's Office. If 40 Village employees had each donated 12 hours of sick time, the employee would have four more months of sick leave. That's what all the other towns, school districts and villages do.
Secondly, only the Board of Trustees has the authority to authorize expenditures. Mayor Teller and his majority Trustees Birk and Farrell, approved a paid sick leave without bothering to pass a resolution in public or notifying Trustees Tucker and DiBenedetto. Instead, it was concealed from everyone. Secret government actions are neither ethical nor legal. Mayors Arma Andon and Robert Strebel, who are both revered by the community for all their accomplishments, would never have done such a thing. If they believed something was the right thing to do, they would have had the courage of their convictions to propose it in public, bringing all parties together to resolve any conflicts, overcome opposition and find a way to compromise. They would never have dreamed of conducting Village business in secret. Sadly, the current Mayor opts to conduct the public's business behind closed doors keeping the public in the dark and vilifying anyone who does not agree with him.
- This is nowhere established, and sounds like you're still drinking the Empress' Koolaid.
- That's not Conrad Teller's style.


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I just finished painting our crown molding that Aaron and some friends are going to install on Sat in our front room/kitchen and master bed and bath. All 230 feet of it and 3 hours worth. My arm and back are sore. I am also going to be watching 2 children (one of them being an 8 month old) of one of the guys helping out on Sat. I just hope those boys figure out how to cut and install the molding quick. I definitely feel like I am taking part in this project in a real way. I hope it turns out looking really nice, and I will be relieved when I can scratch this project for home improvements off my list.


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Alaskan Homesteader Ousted Due to Unpaid Property TaxesJimmy Lockhart's efforts to fight for grandfather rights on land he's homesteaded since the 1940s have so far been denied.
An Anchorage man says the city is forcing him out of his home because of unpaid property taxes on land that he's homesteaded for over 50 years. It's a case that some say points to the need for a more diversified tax base.
When 83-year-old Jimmy Lockhart came to Alaska in the late 1940s, he had a dream of building a good life and a home over on Randolph Street in Anchorage. He created his home with his own two hands and it's now in danger of being lost to foreclosure because he can't afford to pay his property taxes. There's nothing but pride and joy when Jimmy Lockhart talks about his longtime home. But that joy is turning into frustration for a man who has put his heart and soul into the place he built, all because of property taxes he can't afford. "It started out [at] about $5,000, now it's up to $16,000," said Lockhart—$16,847 to be exact. With a fixed income from his social security check, Lockhart's effort to fight for grandfather rights on the land he has homesteaded since the 1940s has so far been denied. "That don't work too good with the municipality. They don't read those things," said Lockhart. Mayor Sullivan's spokesperson Sarah Erkmann said in a statement that Lockhart did receive a senior exemption in 2010 and that along with residential exemptions totaled $170,000. But the value of his property exceeds the exemptions and outstanding taxes, and so his house is being foreclosed. The Sullivan administration said this case shows Anchorage's need to add more options to how the city gets taxes so Alaskans who have paid off their houses won't be put out on the streets. With longtime Alaskans like Jimmy losing their homes because of property taxes, many question what can be done to adjust the tax base. Some Anchorage Assembly members say the solution could involve a sales tax. "Whenever tax payers have the ability to control how much tax they want to pay, I think it's a good thing," said Anchorage Assembly member Adam Trombley. "With a property tax you don't have that leeway. You're going to pay that or else you are going to lose your home. The nice thing about a sales tax [is] if you have hard times or [a] hard month you're able to control how much tax you spend because you are able to control how much you purchase." Assembly member Elvi Gray-Jackson said a sales tax has been put before the Anchorage community many times in the past, and only 30 percent of voters were in favor in its last round at the polls. "I can't really say it's a solution," she said. Even so, the change in the tax base would be too late to save Jimmy Lockhart's home. "I feel real bad because this is what I was going to retire in. Now you're getting pushed out," said Lockhart. His home on Randolph Street is part of a list of nine properties that will be sold on June 16 in a city foreclosed property sale. Lockhart said he is not giving up and will fight legally to keep it. In the meantime, assembly members said the discussion over diversifying taxes, including a sales tax, will be considered to ease the financial burden on Anchorage residents. You have indicated this comment should be removed.said on Friday, Jul 15 at 8:37 AM I know Jimmy Lockhart. His brother is a multi-millionare. I have two unpaid court judgments against him. Countless other people do as well. His property is an income producing duplex, and I believe he has other properties as well. He's probably wealthier than all the people who are offering to pay his taxes. Go give your money to the real homeless, and do your homework before you part with any money. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Friday, Jul 15 at 4:38 AM This 'gentleman' stole $16,000 from my family many years ago. Maybe he should have saved it and used it to pay his taxes now! Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Thursday, Jul 14 at 5:55 PM That guy has stole money from helpless people for years. Look at all of the Judgments against Lockhart. He is no innocent victim. He is just getting what he deserves. He could have sold that house and lived comfortably on the money. Instead he chose to lose it over $15k in taxes. He is just trying to get out of paying taxes.... like it or not, we ALL have to. He is no better than you and me. Come-on.... that house is worth $200k..... he is not homeless. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Thursday, Jun 16 at 12:15 AM Why can't they just claim the land when he passes away and let him live there until then? This is insane. They hate the poor, the homeless, and the elderly. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Wednesday, Jun 15 at 11:12 PM I am with Alaska bandit on this one, I will put up twenty bucks, we need 832 people to do this, and save this man's home, The Sullivan cartel who runs this city should be ashamed of themselves, what's next arrest this man for being homeless? Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 8:32 PM Kick him out and watch what happens... Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 7:03 PM they should let the guy live there till he dies Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 2:47 PM There is a new Face Book page, "Help Save Jimmy Lockhearts Home", we are attempting to raise enough money to save the home, please spread the word, also if anyone knows of family please ask them to leave a message with contact information, so we can keep them posted of the progress being made. I believe this community can come together and show this man Alaska cares and save his home. Letss get behind this and see just how big of an impact we can make!! Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 2:32 PM What can be done to help him? Simple- 1. Nobody bids on his property. 2. 16,847 people (a very small percentage of Anchorage's population) send a dollar to the city, along with a letter of protest/outrage. The taxes get paid, and the corrupt politicians get a strong message. 3. Next election we start voting out the corrupt politicians. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 1:57 PM 83 yrs old and being ousted from his home!! Well I'm not surpised. Sounds as fishy as everything esle these days. I find it really hard to believe the people of Anchorage, want to pay these rediculously high property taxes over sales taxes. I'm going through the same thing as this poor man only at a lower scale. My husband came home from work every night for yrs. He cleared our property and build us a beautiful home, now due to the high property taxes, I have to sell. This greedy, 'all for me and none for you' attitude is pure BS. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 1:47 PM This is the Deal I propose. Obviously we as a society cannot afford not to be taxed LOL. I say we as individuals are able to own 2 acres of land for personal use that is not taxable. Anything else including other property is taxed. Like that third acre,that rental property that get away hunting sanctuary, that posted land and that claim you cant afford to work. If I own somthing I want to own it. Dont tell me what I can and Cant do with somthing I own. As long as im not hurting or indangering my community who cares. Paying taxes for something that is sposed to be mine is not right. I know all about culture you want americans to take pride in the things they own then stop taxing the things that are sposed to be ours. Call a tax on anything over 2 acres luxury. Property taxes are BULL SHT Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 1:45 PM Same things happening to our family. My husband came home from work every night for years, cleared our property, built our home, and didn't stop still he died 8 mos ago. The property taxes are so high now that the kids and I have to sell. AMEN, Moosewhisper, we need a sales tax. But will they actually do away with property taxes after all this time? Kind of reminds me of the toll roads on the east coast. Some were suppose to be lifted once the road was paid for....never happened. This poor man is 83 yrs old. How dare they push him out!! Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 12:53 PM This is just so wrong. There should be someway to help this gentleman. At 83 his days are numbered anyway and to kick him out into the streets is truly disgusting. 40 plus years in Alaska. He is a true ALASKAN and one who helped build this city. It's all about greed and money with the government and banks. The man should be given a exemption. If he were a 20 year old I wouldn't be so understanding but an 83 year old man who has been here since the 1949's, built the house with his own hands. Not a single politician is stepping in trying to help the man. Our government is truly disgusting and all of them should be put out on the street if they do this to this gentleman. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 12:42 PM why are they just now printing this? if it would have run sooner, there would have been time to help raise money to help him. but the 16th is only a few day's away Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 12:23 PM Again, sales tax is the best solution! The money is easier to pay a small piece at a time instead of having to cough it up in a lump sum, once a year. Why do we let ourselves risk being evicted from the most important part of the American dream? Is the municipality for us or against us? Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 12:08 PM Well you know if they promised a reduction in taxes on the Homes for the sales tax I think it may pass. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 11:55 AM What we should be asking is what they realy want the property for ?? Thats his space leave him alone.I know when you get to be a sertin age you dont have to pay taxes.As a kid adults in my life would tell me you will never own a thing if you dont pay your taxes they will ortake your place. Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 11:45 AM This is just wrong! Where is he supposed to go? He's 83 years old! This gentleman worked his whole life to secure this property. He is truly a real Alaskan, one of those who helped build this great state. There must be something someone can do....... Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 11:35 AM need to put these elected officials out on the street !!!!! Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 11:22 AM It just goes to show you how damaging property taxes are. This man homesteaded and worked hard for this land thinking he actually owned it, just to be ejected from it. In most places in this country you never own the land, you pay for 30 years to pay it off just to find out that there is someone else who actualy owns it and can take it away from you if you don't pay your "rent". Inappropriate? Alert Us! said on Tuesday, Jun 14 at 11:00 AM Once again a true alaskan being ousted by the government, so very sad. If there is anything we the people can do to help Mr. Lockhart please report that info. I myself being a muti generational true alaskan would be willing to do whatever I can to help this man! Inappropriate? Alert Us! Add a commentMost Popular
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OCLC Number: | 34601985 |
Description: | 94 p. : ill. ; 21 cm. |
Series Title: | Architecture at Rice University, no. 30. |
Other Titles: | Conversations with students |
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Sorry if posted already, I;ve been looking but cant find anything on this. My problem, and I don't know if its possible or not at this point. But I'm using the Sims3 Create A Pattern Tool and the question is can you create walls, floors, tiles ect.. Using this? I know how to use the program & how to install into the game, not an issue there. But everything I've saved so far only ends up showing up in CAS mode for custom clothes. And thats not what I'm creating the patterns for. I want the patterns to show up in build mode. What do I need to do in order to get the custom patterns to show up in build mode? Am I not saving them right or what? Thanks for any help. |
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no only patterns; you use these patterns in design mode on your floors walls etc - you know, when you're building you click on the palette? |


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Dear all,
I try to made a ellipse-looking-curve on a curve like below:
the idea was that I wanna create those ellipse-looking-curve through '3 point', for the first I create 2 list-items and try to cull the pattern from both of them...
But seems there are some problem so that I never get the result I want...
(maybe caused by SCX (Intersection Surface/Line)?)
It would be very nice if anybody can give me a hint!!
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It Stinks to be the Older Sibling with Special Needs
There is a certain stereotype to being a big sister. A big sister is supposed to be responsible, a role model and achieving. I feel as though I let my younger siblings down by not living up to this stereotype. I was in special ed. They had to help me.
Even from a young age, it was obvious that my younger sister was intellectually gifted. She scored high on her IQ test and was accepted into special schools. Meanwhile, I struggled with even the most basic of problems. I remember one time we were folding paper, and I couldn't figure out how to do origami. I spent two hours trying to make a little box when she'd figured out the problem within five minutes and had to come over to instruct me.
It got worse as each sibling popped out with gifts, usually in math and science, and I was stuck in the memory of failure, of being a disappointment. My siblings were sharp and prepared, organized and neat, and I was, well, a disappointing mess.
They didn't seem to view me like that and made up for my defects, delusions. They don't shove me off into a corner like several other people did growing up. It makes my heart hurt that they accept almost any bizarre thing I do.
Anyone else the awkward older sibling? How do your families deal with having the oldest being the "younger" sibling?
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Question about our place in the milky way and what we can see in the sky at night
I'm slightly confused about how we see other galaxies in the night sky ... Looking at this image of the milky way and our position Why does the milky way look like a streak across the night sky like this http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Milkyway_pan1.jpg If we are at the edge of a spiral then why do we not see the entire sky filled with with stars in the milky way ? Instead of the streak we see. Also how can we see other galaxies outside of our own when we look out would we not just see a mass of stars around us ? Thanks |
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Because the Milky Way galaxy is thin.
Mar21-11, 12:05 PM | #3 |
The space around us is littered with class M stars. At a certain distance they thin and eventually stop altogether. The galaxy is still filled with class M stars, it's just they are too dim to be seen past a certain distance.
We don't see a mass of stars because they are so distant from us they are too dim to be seen by the time the light reaches us. But, becuase there are so many stars between us and the core of the galaxy, their combined energy is strong enough to reach us at this distance and we see them as a "streak." |
Mar28-11, 09:05 PM | #4 |
Question about our place in the milky way and what we can see in the sky at night
Out of all the stars you can see in the sky with the naked eye, about 3,000, over 90% of them are bigger and brighter than the sun. However, out of all the stars in the galaxy, over 90% of them are smaller and dimmer than the sun. (Both of these from an astronomy book I have. Not at home or i'd go look up the title real quick)
So almost all the stars we can see are bigger and brighter than the sun, yet they only compose a very small fraction of the stars in our galaxy. The other stars are too dim for the light to be seen with the naked eye. If you could visibly see single photons, the entire sky would be full and blinding, but since it takes many many more for us to see anything, the dimmer stars simply don't put out enough light for us to make them out without telescopes. (Also the atmosphere and gas and dust in space absorbs some too) Also, the distances between stars in space are vast. Our closest companion is the Alpha Centauri system, over 4 light years away. It takes light OVER FOUR YEARS to reach us JUST from our closest neighbor. The vast distances between most objects in space means that, in general, you can look almost anywhere and see "between the stars". IE you can see things behind and beyond them because stars are so small in comparison to the distances between them. Stars only look bigger or smaller in the sky due to their luminosity. The same way a very bright light looks larger than it actually is when you look at it. Our closest major galaxy is the Andromeda Galaxy. I live in Shreveport/Bossier City, where the light pollution isnt terrible, but is still enough to make it nearly impossible to see andromeda. I have a 6 in telescope and i can BARELY make out a smudge that is its core. The whole galaxy takes up an area in the sky several times greater than the full moon does. We simply can't see this usually because again, there isn't enough light emitted. |
Mar28-11, 10:16 PM | #5 |
You have some wonderful responses already. I'd like to add that if you are in the northern hemisphere, you can see some pretty impressive stuff in the winter, and your tilt toward the south in the summer can let you look at stuff that you might not plan on seeing.
Mar30-11, 02:37 AM | #6 |
The image posted is a view top down view to portray the position of the sun relative to the galactic core. It is not even a good representation of the milky way - which is a barred spiral.
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Nokia C6-01
Product Features:
3G: Yes | Wifi: Yes | Camera: 8 MP with flash |
Display: 3.2 inches | Touch: Yes, Capacitive | Memory Card: upto 32 GB |
Music Player: Yes | OS: Symbian | FM Radio: Yes |
Product Review:
- Familiar interface
- Customisable Home screens
- Good camera
- Ovi Maps and Store
- Disappointing battery life
- Symbian^3 is still behind Android and iOS usability (mostly in text input and web browsing)
Quick Specifications
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- Symbian, v3
- Display:
- Touch (Capacitive)
- 3.2 inches
- 360 x 640 pixels
- Camera:
- Flash
- 720p HD Video Recording
- QVGA Front Camera
- Video Calling
- Technical:
- 340 MB Inbuilt Memory
- Memory Card Support, upto 32 GB
- 680 MHz Processor
- Connectivity:
- WiFi
- Bluetooth
- Extra:
- Music Player
- Video Player
- FM Radio
- 3.5 mm Headphone
Display In GroupsDisplay | |
Has A Responsive Touch Screen
Capacitive, MultiTouch
Touch Displays offer a more interactive experience. |
Has AMOLED Display
AMOLED Displays have better response time often to under a millisecond, and they consume significantly less battery. |
Camera | |
High Resloution Camera
(Average: 5.15 MP)
High resolution camera for taking sharp and clear photos. |
Has Flash For Camera
Dual LED
Having a camera flash allows you to take photos in low light. |
Supports HD Video Recording
720p @ 25fps
You can record videos of beautiful moments, sceneries and watch them later. |
Has Front Camera
QVGA (0.07 MP) with videocalling
Front Camera enables you to take your own photos and also you can use videocalling feature because videocalling is supported in this phone. |
Technical | |
Supports Memory Card
upto 32 GB
Memory cards give your device more storage capacity. So you can store more songs, photos and videos. |
Connectivity | |
Supports 3G
3G Enabled Handsets give you more download speed and a faster internet experience. |
Faster Download Speed
10.2 Mbps
(Average: 9.3 Mbps)
Faster Download Speed means stream videos at real time. |
Supports WiFi
You can connect to wifi hotspots in your area to experience a superior internet experience. |
Supports Bluetooth v3.0
Bluetooth enables you to wirelessly listen to music and calls using bluetooth headsets. |
Supports GPS
GPS is used for determining your location. You can get directions to a place with the help of GPS. |
Can Output To TV
Allows users to connect the smartphone, to a TV or any other composite video input to show photos and videos on a large screen. |
Has A 3.5mm Headphone Jack
Having 3.5mm Jack enables you to connect to large number of other devices (such as speakers) having 3.5mm Port. |
Extra | |
Has Accelerometer
Detects motion as well as the orientation of a device (horizontally or vertically). |
Has Compass
Determines direction facing relative to North, East, West and South. |
Supports Video Player
Watch your favourite video songs and movies in video player. It supports MPEG4, H.263, H.264, RealVideo 10, Flash Video file types. |
Supports Music Player
Listen to your favourite songs in music player. It supports MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, AMR, MIDI etc. file types. |
Supports FM Radio
Listen to your favourite radio stations on your phone. Enjoy music on the go with FM Radio. |
Battery | |
Long Battery Standby Time
17 days
(Average: 19 days)
With long battery standby time, mobile phone battery can last more days without charging in idle condition. |
Long Battery Talk Time
11.5 hours
(Average: 9.4 hours)
With long battery talk time, you can talk on the phone continously without charging. |
Display In GroupsDisplay | |
Small Screen
3.2 inches
(Average: 4.43 inches)
Gives an unpleasant experience while Reading, browsing internet and watching videos. |
Technical | |
Limited Storage Capacity
(Average: 4.6 GB)
Considering this phone's level of use, it has less amount of memory to store songs, videos, photos and applications. |
Fewer Processing Cores
1 Core
More cores result in better parallelism, meaning more tasks can be processed in parallel without slowing down the User Interface. |
Slower CPU
680 MHz
(Average: 985 MHz)
Slower CPU has trouble in running graphics rich applications. |
Limited Amount Of RAM
(Average: 597.7 MB)
Small RAM has trouble in running more applications at the same time, which makes the phone little slower. |
Extra | |
Doesn't Have A Gyroscope
Gyroscope Determines orientation and rotation and provides more accurate 3D motion tracking than an accelerometer. |
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Sim Type: | GSM |
Dual Sim: | No |
Device Type: | Smartphone |
Release Date: | September, 2010 |
Design | |
Dimensions: | 103.8 x 52.5 x 13.9 mm |
Weight: | 131 g |
Form Factor: | Classic (Candybar) |
Display | |
Type: | Color AMOLED screen, 16M colors |
Touch: | Yes, Capacitive with Multitouch |
Size: | 3.2 inches, 360 x 640 pixels |
Memory | |
Phonebook: | Unlimited |
Internal: | 340 MB inbuilt, 256 MB RAM, 1 GB ROM |
Card Slot: | Yes, upto 32 GB, 2 GB included |
Connectivity | |
GPRS: | Yes |
EDGE: | Yes |
3G: | Yes, 10.2 Mbps Download, 2 Mbps Upload |
Wifi: | Yes |
Bluetooth: | Yes, v3.0 |
USB: | Yes, microUSB v2.0 |
USB Features: | USB Tethering, USB on-the-go, Mass Storage |
Extra | |
GPS: | Yes, with A-GPS Support |
Sensors: | Accelerometer, Compass |
3.5mm Headphone Jack: | Yes |
Extra: | TV-Out |
Camera | |
Camera: | Yes, 8 MP |
Features: | Face detection, Geo tagging |
Video Recording: | Yes, 720p @ 25fps |
Flash: | 2 Flash |
Front Camera: | Yes, QVGA (0.07 MP), supports video calling |
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OS: | Symbian, v3 |
CPU: | 680 MHz, ARM 11 Processor |
Java: | Yes, MIDP v2.1 |
Browser: | Yes, supports HTML/Flash |
Multimedia | |
Supports: | MMS, Instant Messanging, Voice Recording, Voice Commands, Calendar |
Email: | Yes |
Music: | MP3, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, AMR, MIDI |
Video: | MPEG4, H.263, H.264, RealVideo 10, Flash Video |
FM Radio: | Yes |
Document Reader: | Yes |
Social Networking: | Facebook, Twitter |
Battery | |
Size: | 1050 mAH, Li-ion Battery |
Standby time: | 408 hours, 372 hours on 3G |
Talk time: | 690 minutes, 270 minutes on 3G |
Music Playback time: | 3000 minutes |
Symbian hasnt seen any groundbreaking changes in its recent history and Anna isn't one either - like the jump from ^1 to ^3, it's an incremental update that improves things but leaves some rough edges untouched.
Don't get us wrong - Anna is the best that Symbian has to offer right now (until Belle arrives anyway) and people with an N8, a C7, C6-01 or E7 should update as soon as possible - the browser alone is a good enough reason. read more →
- Quad-band GSM/GPRS/EDGE support
- Quad/Penta-band 3G with 10.2 Mbps HSDPA and 2 Mbps HSUPA support
- 3.2" 16M-color ClearBlack AMOLED capacitive touchscreen of 640 x 360 pixel resolution
- 8 megapixel fixed-focus camera with dual-LED flash and 720p video @ 25fps recording; geotagging, face detection, smart-zoom in videos
- Symbian^3 OS
- Disappointing battery life
- Symbian^3 is still behind Android and iOS usability (mostly in text input and web browsing)
- The camera is a fixed-focus unit, tends to oversharpen images by default
- No office document editing (without a paid upgrade)
- Relatively limited 3rd party software availability
The Symbian^3 debate is threatening to divide phone lovers the world over - is it a case of gadget snobbery from the Android/iPhone lovers, or is the UI simply too outdated to compete?
The Nokia C6-01 should be commended for a number of reasons - it manages to replicate the experience of the N8 in a much smaller and cheaper package with little difference. read more →
- Familiar interface
- Customisable Home screens
- Good camera
- Ovi Maps and Store
- Heavy and thick
- Some UI oddities
- No converter app
- Needs larger memory card
As much as performance is on paper good, after a week of using the Nokia C6-01 we couldn't get 'into' it, like we could with the Nokia C7 and N8. The experience is generally hampered by the unpretentious screen size, the phone is too thick, looking like a numeric pad should slide out of the bottom and the weighting is pretty off. On the plus, it does offer a huge array of connectivity options, fantastic video codec support, as well as a vibrant and deep image quality, thanks to the AMOLED and CBD technologies. read more →
- Full range of connectivity options
- Camera performs well
- Good battery life
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I had purchased a cell phone Nokia C6 01 on 27 Oct 2011 from Sangeetha Bangalore. Invoice No. : - SI/HSR/5984. After two months( December), the keypad keys were not working. On complaining, the nokia service centre took almost a month to repair it, as it was sent to the headoffice, they notified as handset problem. Again after 4 months( around june 2012), the keypad keys were again not working. Again the service centre of nokia took two months for repair. This time they notified as a problem in software after sending it to their headoffice. I requested them to change the set as it was under warranty. They reassured me that there would be no further problem in future. But again after six months(march 2013), again there is same problem with the handset. On complaining to Nokia care Bangalore, they demand a service charge of Rs 8000. And now, my cell phone has exceeded the warranty period. You may verify this complain from sangeetha delight. I am really angry and completely dissatisfied by this kind of service as well as my cell phone.
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GlassFish - EJB Timer Service not available
Today I had a situation where after a hardware crash my GlassFish Server did not work correctly. Specially the timer service did no longer work. The server log shows a lot of errors about
...EJB Timer Service not available
In the easiest case the reason why the timer service did not start are old db.lck files.
You can check this by stopping the server and then look for any lock files in the domain folder
After removing the files
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Tiffani Cave travelled to the Galapagos in late October/early November. Her enthusiasm for the destination bubbled over in an email she sent back to the office whilst only a few days into her trip! Read on for a brief glimpse of life in this wildlife heaven.
"Am only halfway through my amazing South American journey and am absolutely loving the Galapagos! They are truly unique and have far exceeded my expectations.
The wildlife is out of this world and SO tame - creatures just come right up to you on land (or in the sea) to check you out. They just sit right next to you!
I must have seen well over a thousand fur seals and sea lions, and photographed each and every one at least a dozen times! It is pup season here so I have been fortunate enough to see lots of gorgeous fluffy seal pups from half an hour old to a few days. They are soooo adorable and make a noise a bit like a lamb bleating. Quite a contrast to the loud barking of the adult seals. I even got caught in the middle of a fight earlier between two very angry males 'arguing' over a particular rock - I nearly ended up in the water trying to move out of the way! They are very territorial about their rocks and sections of beach. Not to mention benches.... I tried to sit on a bench where one was sleeping (at a bus stop) and it barked its head off at me until I moved! Seals and sea lions rule round here.
The snorkelling has been amazing. In my first hour alone I swam with stingrays, sea turtles, beautiful dory fish, sharks, penguins and a load of fish with too many different names to remember. And the birdlife is incredible too - have taken tons of pictures of the blue-footed booby....
And the Galapagos must be the only place in the world where someone shouts "Shark" and everyone jumps in the water! I have used a whole film trying to photograph the sharks and gone through several changes of clothes jumping in fully dressed in my determination to get some good pictures.
I'm sharing my cabin with a lovely Australian girl, have met some other really interesting people and eaten some lovely new foods. All very healthy. In fact I'm enjoying a very healthy lifestyle all round! We get up at 5am, breakfast at 6am then exploring on land and wildlife-viewing at 7am to avoid the heat of the day (the sun is very fierce and I have got slightly burnt!), then snorkelling, then lunch.... before more exploring and snorkelling in the afternoon. The terrain is very varied – beaches, highlands, rocks and lava. No real fitness needed, as the pace is quite slow and everyone stops a lot to take photos so there's no rush. We're all in bed by about 8pm though as we're so tired!
This is the perfect trip for wildlife lovers, keen photographers and geologists. Nowhere else can you get so close to the wildlife. The scenery is stunning and the photo opportunities endless - definitely take an underwater camera and plenty of memory cards. Promise to bore you all with plenty of photos when I get back!
Off to visit some more islands now - adios amigos!!!"
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A moribund metaphor meaning "out of control in love." But, think about it. Aren't you head over heels every day? Shouldn't it be "heels over head in love"? "Ah, she was nothing special. I'm only head over heels for Angelina. But I'm heels over head in love with Sandra."
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An illness related to love… Various symptoms, including nausea, dizziness and insomnia.
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euphemism for "head over ass" I am head over heels in love with her.
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Home News & Publications NFPA Journal® Archived Issues January/February 2004 Columns
How would you characterize 2003 for NFPA? We had two devastating nursing home fires take place in Tennessee and Connecticut and, toward the end of the year, the California wildland fires. We've had to marshal our resources to address all of these issues. Secondly, we've seen a great milestone achieved with California's adoption of NFPA 5000 and NFPA 1, which is an advance that no one could have imagined a year or two or three ago. This firmly establishes the building code as part of the NFPA family of codes. We have taken a more aggressive role in advocating change, including calling for all nursing homes to have fire sprinklers. All of these things have made it quite a year for NFPA. What are some of the lessons NFPA has learned from the tragedies in 2003? Was there a response from NFPA in 2003 that you were particularly proud of? Do you think that happened quicker than expected? I'm very proud of everybody—our volunteers, of course, who serve on our committees and the Standards Council, and our staff, who had a hand in making sure we addressed these issues expeditiously. How significant were the California wildland fires to NFPA? Is the adoption of NFPA 5000 in California the beginning of other adoptions of the code across the United States? Can NFPA balance the new demands of homeland security with the traditional goal of protecting home and workplace? These include the development of codes and standards that address the deployment of first-responder resources and protective clothing, as well as those detailing how to deal with building collapses and chemical and biological hazards. Much of the information needed to advance the cause of homeland security includes recommendations NFPA has urged people to follow for years, such as making and practicing evacuation plans for all types of buildings. This is something we have done and urged people to do, but it has taken on a new urgency since September 11, 2001. Responding to this new situation is going to be an additional challenge for us, as it has been for the first-responder community. Is NFPA particularly well suited for dealing with homeland security issues? Can home fire deaths be eliminated? NFPA took a step toward this goal last fall when we joined the U.S. Fire Administration and the Mississippi High-Risk Fire Safety Task Force to provide and install nearly 9,000 smoke alarms in homes throughout Holmes County, Mississippi. The county is one of the poorest areas in the nation and has been hit hard by fire deaths in homes without working smoke alarms. If we can target those very high-risk areas, educate people, and bring basic protection to their homes, I think we can bring that fire rate down substantially and quickly. How can NFPA members get involved? NFPA's Public Education Department already has the message and the resources. What we need to do now is broaden their application. Any thoughts on 2004? I think it will be another important year for NFPA, and I'm looking forward to it. |


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Dec. 30, 2009 hoovedog Men's 50 55 posts | Harrisonburg Va. Does Harrisonburg Va. Have Senior softball? And what were WERE the Winter Worlds 55 Results?? We played some great teams, and Froze our _____ Off!! Hoover Tx Thunder |
Dec. 30, 2009 DoubleL10 Men's 65 769 posts | Craig, Larry Lopez here. Are you moving to Harrisonburg? I think there are some team(s) out of that area. I know they had some very good Masters teams back in the 90s. Clatta played with them and they were very good. If you need more info, email me (Bubba Wilcox has my email if you don't). I can get you in touch with Clatta; he is big in Senior Softball in the Richmond area. |
Dec. 30, 2009 hoovedog Men's 50 55 posts | Thanks Larry, My Parents are getting up in age in Broadway,, so I want to be prepared if I have to take care of them. Did you ever play against a Team from there called the Sportsmen? |
Dec. 30, 2009 DoubleL10 Men's 65 769 posts | Craig, Harrisonburg itself does not show as having 55 senior teams. There is a team called the Spicer-Sportsmen Shop out of Richmond whom I have never played against. They are rated 55 Major. |
Dec. 31, 2009 hoovedog Men's 50 55 posts | Thanks Again Larry!! Have a Prosperous New Year! I will never forget that Scorching Line Shot you hit over the Oak Trees at Bayland when we played league with Randy.I was on Deck and wanted to put my bat in the Bat bag and call it a night!! |
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Maytag MDC4809PAB 24-in. Portable Dishwasher Review
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There are three mains cycles—Light, Normal, and Heavy—plus a 1-Hour Wash (the quick cycle). These four options should satisfy most washing needs.
Three features can be added to individual washes: a high-temperature rinse, a sanitize wash, and a heated dry option. We tested the sanitize feature and found it was able to reach a sufficiently high wash temperature of 156 degrees Fahrenheit (a minimum of 155 degrees is needed to kill bacteria).
Additional Wash Options
In addition to the above-mentioned customization options, there is a four-hour delay feature. There's also a display that indicates when a cycle is cleaned and/or sanitized, but that's really it when it comes to extra features.
We were able to fit 10 place settings in the MDC4809PAB, including a serving setting. This is a standard capacity score by any measures.
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The two linear wash arms are plastic and situated beneath each rack. Aside from feeling a little flimsy, there's nothing unique about them.
The filter is fitted in place and cannot be removed. This was frustrating when trying to clean out the base of the wash tub, as large food particles easily became stuck in the gills of the filter.