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LG Cookie review
|Review: July 2009
Last updated June 2011
In a nutshell: The LG KP500 is a touchscreen phone for those on a budget. It's a compact device with a touchscreen display that's easy and fun to use. It's not always the most reliable phone however.
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The LG KP500 is nicknamed the Cookie. It's billed as an affordable touchscreen phone and in fact there are some amazing deals out there to tempt you. But before you rush off to buy one, join us in a tour of the Cookie, and let's find out what's missing compared to more expensive rival touchscreen phones.
Let's start by looking at what you do get. You get a genuine touchscreen-driven phone (not just one with touch-sensitive buttons) that is controlled by pressing virtual buttons and icons with your finger or the stylus that's supplied with the phone. Pioneered by the iPhone (and others), touchscreen is the hottest trend in mobile phones, and it's hard to underestimate the amount of fun that you can have pressing virtual buttons on a screen. Especially for people like us, who don't get out enough. In the early days touchscreen phones were often tricky to use, but these days they're all pretty easy once you've got used to them. We don't think that the Cookie will pose any trouble, although some may find the stylus a nuisance. Anyway, great fun to use! The KP500 also has a built-in accelerometer, which simply means that it senses which way is up and automatically rotates the display. The virtual QWERTY keyboard slides into view when you turn the phone to landscape mode, which looks very cool. The accelerometer is also used when playing games, so you can tilt and turn the phone Wii-style to control movement. You can shake and flip the phone at other times to control various functions. It's all great fun, as long as you don't mind being stared at by passers-by.
The Cookie is more compact than most touchphones. And weighing just 89g, it's one of the lightest touchscreen phones ever. But, and this bit is important, LG have cleverly made the phone smaller without reducing the size of the screen. When it comes to touchscreen, size really does matter! A bigger screen makes it easier to use, and the Cookie is definitely an easy phone to use with its 3 inch screen.
So, the ergonomics are good, and the screen is good. What else is good? Well, it has a media player that plays most popular digital music formats. It also has a stereo FM radio. It's got a good web browser. It supports email and has a document viewer installed. Connectivity includes USB and Bluetooth, and the operating frequency is quadband GSM, so you should be able to use the phone anywhere in the world.
Now let's take a look at what's missing.
The camera is not as good as the 5 or 8 megapixel cameras seen in high-end phones. It's limited to 3.2 megapixels, and there's no autofocus but this is reasonable when you consider the price. The memory is also more limited at 48 MB, although you can add a microSD memory card to bring this up to 8GB. It's not 3G and there's no WiFi, so web browsing probably isn't a good option, despite the big screen, which is a shame.
Inevitably there are trade-offs between price and features. We feel that LG have got the balance just right with the Cookie. By removing the features that many people won't miss, and by installing an average camera, they've not only slashed the cost, but have also made the phone more compact and easier to use in many ways. As long as you won't miss high speed web browsing or the camera quality, you can have all the benefits of the latest touchscreen phones for a fraction of the cost.
The Samsung Tocco Lite is an almost exact copy of the Cookie - there's little to choose between the two phones, except that our users seem to feel that the Tocco Lite is a more robust phone - the Cookie seems to annoy a few people with reported software glitches.
LG Cookie features include:
- 3 megapixel camera with digital zoom
- Video recording
- Touch sensitive screen: TFT LCD, 262k colours, 240 x 400 pixels (3 inches)
- Handwriting recognition
- Music player (MP3/AAC/AAC+/AAC++/WMA formats)
- FM radio
- Speakerphone
- Messaging: SMS, MMS, Email
- T9 predictive text
- Document viewer (TXT, PDF, DOC, PPT, XLS)
- Ringtones: 64 voice polyphonic ringtones / MP3 ringtones
- Wallpaper
- Java 2.0 games
- Phonebook (1000 names)
- Memory: 48 Mbytes plus microSD memory card slot (up to 8GB)
- Connectivity: USB 2.0, Bluetooth
- Internet: WAP 2.0, GPRS, EDGE, web browser
- Vibration alert
- Quad band
- Size: 107 x 55 x 12 mm
- Weight: 89g
- Talktime: 3.5 hours
- Battery standby: 350 hours
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Average rating from 2087 reviews:
Reviewed by osuman adams
from uganda
on 7th Nov 2013
doesn't play on internet
Reviewed by Smiffy
from England
on 18th Sep 2013
Speaker is AMAZING! otherwise pretty meh
Reviewed by sanjay punjabb from Bangaladesh on
18th Sep 2012
no good!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reviewed by paige from wales on 9th Sep 2012
just got one its a great little handy phone for all ages <3
Reviewed by joe from UK on 1st Jul 2012
bought this second hand for £20. Seems to be a few years old but it works perfectly still. The touchscreen is great so I disagree with those saying it loses sensitivity. Its a good size and easy to use. I find it better to carry around than my iphone which is a clumsy size and a worry to drop. Its a secondary phone but I love the feel of it. Not for internet use though coz I only use wifi on phones and even then only for essentilas like email. 8/10
Reviewed by Leigh from Scotland on 23rd May 2012
Phone is pretty good overall. Got it around 2009, worked well for me. The touch annoyed me its pretty slow, rubbish camera and rubbish internet. It would make noises when low battery even though its on silent which didn't go well in school. Was pretty good for my first touch screen phone: i thought it was amazing then! Now I've replaced it with an iPhone 4 :) makes my hate the cookie. But seeking as my iPhone got put in the washing machine I'm temporarily back to the cookie. Its slow and pretty annoying but even so i still love my little cookie ;)
Reviewed by Marianne from Cornwall, England on
22nd May 2012
I love my cookie. I have had a number of phones and always go back to my dear old cookie. Just bought a new plastic cover and it looks brilliant. I don't use my phone for the internet, too expensive on pay as you go, so don't know what its like for that but for texting and calling, I have no problems at all. It is easy to find names in the contacts and I have my 6 most used on the front on speed dial so even easier. Overall I think this phone is a good budget phone and should be rated as 5*
Reviewed by Arpita from India on 21st May 2012
This is the worst mobile phone...
Reviewed by someone from dunfermline on 5th May
I had this phone for not even three days and the battery was already broken (due to not right sizing) !!!!
Reviewed by Peter Appiagyei from Ghana on 30th
Apr 2012
My phone's bluetooth and radio has never function since the i bought it. I once tried flashing it but still not working.
Reviewed by marium hussain from england on 24th
Apr 2012
i think the lg ccokie is not a very good phone beacause its touch sensitivity is bad and web is too slow!!!
Reviewed by Georgia from Wales on 22nd Apr 2012
I got the lg cookie for Xmas 09 and loved it! Bought the blackberry curve last year but have since gone back onto the cookie!
Reviewed by beth cotton from england on 18th Apr
i thing that the lg cookie is a absoloute brilliand phone so what you lot are saying is juse stupid
Reviewed by Kaylen from England on 30th Mar 2012
Good touch screen but is slow and I've had many problems during the 6 months ive had it.
Reviewed by John from England on 14th Mar 2012
Had the phone 2 years and all phone, text, touch screen features work very well.
However the web is sooo slow. I hardly use it. tried to update phone but the USB cable does not connect me to my PC.
Reviewed by Sammy Smiuth from England on 8th Mar
Read some of the comments, I bought this off e bay for £22, couldn't be happier with it, great, easy to use (I'm 58 years old!). The touchscreen is brilliant, someone reported battery lasting only 4 hours, mine lasts a week! Even at brand new price this is definitely a great little phone.
Reviewed by Hi from Hi on 25th Feb 2012
It's ok for a phone but it's not a smartphone not a wifi phone not a 'cool phone'.
Reviewed by AMPOFO from GHANA on 18th Feb 2012
geees....this fone is way tooo much n good bt de battery does not last for even 4 hours,bt i luv it except for de battery life.
Reviewed by michael from zimbabwe on 16th Feb
very gud fon. i would buy exactly the same fon if lose this one. been with it for a year nw and dont have any problem with it. thank you LG.
Reviewed by Ananda from Bangladesh on 6th Feb
Its a awesome touchscreen phone. It is stylish. The camera is good too. And its in my budget...
Reviewed by shami from pakistan on 30th Jan 2012
very very nice cell phone
Reviewed by Eliza-Rose Elizibeth from ENGLAND on
26th Jan 2012
well I have had this phone for about 3 to 4 years and the camera is fab,strong signal finder basically it is a fantastic phone.
Reviewed by Emily Scruton from England on 17th
Jan 2012
Were do I start? First of all, the touch sceen; It's TOTALLY out of calibration, and no, I cant recalibrate it, and when I could, it wouldnt work. I'm now looking for a new phone, and getting the Samsung Ch@t 335. I can't send texts, read texts, ANYTHING. I can only make and reviece calls. VERY poor phone. Wouldn't recommend iy to anyone ever. I'd rather have a rio, than an LG. Awful phone, always has been from the week I got it in 2010. Sorry, but you've lost a loyal customer, think before you bring out rubbish phone LG.
Reply by Lolo from England on 7th
Mar 2012
It is a really good phone, my sisters wouldn't work so we took it back and replaced it and we love them. Sorry yours didn't work
Reviewed by Aimee from UK on 16th Jan 2012
This is the worst phone ever! Bought this in 2009 & yes it has lasted long but my my, where shall i start?? Phone freezes every other day, the phone rings random people even if it is in my bag fully locked, have to charge it every night...completely unreliable...oh and another thing is if it is low battery and its on silent it'll beep 3 times loudly every 5 minutes!! Beware of this! LG, you have just lost a loyal customer. Bad luck.
Reviewed by agata from uk on 14th Jan 2012
i really like my lg cookie, and iv dropped it, spilled stuff on it other stuff but it still works perectly, i love it! i would recommend it! btw iv had it for 1 year and before that it was my moms for 2 to 3 years lol
Reviewed by RAVI from INDIA on 12th Jan 2012
Reviewed by lol from lol on 8th Jan 2012
do not buy mine scrached within 7 days
Reviewed by aka d king from India on 6th Jan 2012
it is the best one///// u can use it roughly and in u feel that its performance is never changed...i love it
Reviewed by ric flair from Uk on 6th Jan 2012
i have a lgkp500 phone and when i try to send a video to some one it will not allow me to and it ticks me off and kettles my swede making me annoyed it does not perform for reasons un known to me.ric flair.
Reviewed by Antoine Johnson from United States on
4th Jan 2012
Reviewed by QWERTY999 from india on 23rd Dec 2011
this is the worst phone ever!!!!! the touch sucks!!! it types the wrong letters after only half a year!!! never buy it!!
Reviewed by santosh dahal from nepal on 23rd Dec
The products of LG(Life's Good)is really a amazing and life guaranteed product. Its features are surprising and its look-up also increases its beauty. I am sure one who buys LG products will always effort for its product. However, i think that LG company must reduce its product price so, that all one wants to use the product can do soo....
Reviewed by katie from england on 19th Dec 2011
I bought the LG cookie, it is simple and easy to use but the touch screen often needs calabrating. its a really nice phone though but somtimes a bit annoying!
Reviewed by Guardianz from United Kingdom on 17th
Dec 2011
I have a 16gb SD card in mine and I have loads of stuff on it :-)
Reviewed by Zoe from Mexico on 12th Dec 2011
This phone is terrible. Its touch screen loses its sensitivity, there is not enough memory on it to have even 5 songs on it without a memory card that still only holds 8GB so you might as well buy a IPod that can have eight times the amount of memeroy on it. I could go on forever about this phone. So do not buy it, as it is a waste of money.
Reviewed by bob from Ireland on 9th Dec 2011
Don't buy this phone. The touchscreen looses all sensitivity after a few months and after a year it will be so bad that it will take ages just to send a short text because it keeps pressing the wrong letters. This phone has put me off touch screens.
Reviewed by shahvir from switzerland on 9th Dec
well i have this phone and i am only ten but so far its the best phone i have ever seen
Reviewed by Lawrence from South Africa on 8th
Dec 2011
I lve my cookie i've bin using it since 2010. Wel theres sumthng whch mks me to stick wd my cookie, web browser. I lyk livng online on enternet, so my cookie do al dat easy 4me. Thnx.
Reviewed by Broy from Nebraska on 6th Dec 2011
This phone absolutely sucks its the worse phone iv ever owned its touchscreen lags atleast 3x every text its camera sucks its battery charge last about a day or less i freaking hate it this is currently my second one and they both act the same it has almost no useful apps the games are terrible the it never recognizes the profiles its just a terrible phone and if there was an option for no stars i click it in a heartbeat....terrible!
Reviewed by prashant from india on 5th Dec 2011
don't bye this phone . this is wastage of money ., its touch sensitivity is very poor .
Reviewed by James from England on 3rd Dec 2011
I think the LG Cookie is a good phone. Very reliable. When you have a screen protecter on then the touch isn't a sensitive.
Reviewed by Chloe from Scotland on 2nd Dec 2011
I absoloutely HATE my lg phone. I've payed £160 for it to be fixed 4 times, and it breaks on its own whenever it feels like it. Pathetic.
Reviewed by lara selden
from UK
on 1st Dec 2011
I was in love with my phone unlike what some people say, it DOES come with a styles. I have had my loverly phonio for nearly 2 years and it has survived: SWIMMING IN WATER even the sim card was wet when i took it out! what i did was i pulled it apart and dried it off and hey presto, the touch screen started working again! CRASHED WITH A ROCK! (my fault! I had it in a bag with a heavy stone, it got a large scratch but IT STILL LIVES!) It is gr8 coz: good sound quality brilliant headphpnes strong sturdy touch screen that is not too sensitive good value good camera settings plus photo morphing tec (i had so much fun with it!) BAD battery power if music is being listened to charger/head phone port sooooooooo fragile. It has worn off now and i cant even charge it! still, it has lasted 23 months soooooooo I LUV IT!
Reviewed by Chloe from England on 22nd Nov 2011
My mum got me an LG cookie almost 2yrs ago and I had it for about 18mths before buying a HTC wildfire S. I really liked it at the time because it was a relatively new phone and it was a touch screen and PINK! I like the stylus (which I lots on a plane!)which you can use to text and draw on the drawing panel but the sensitivity is not the best lets say. The internet is rubbish but it's not a smartphone so isn't designed for that to be fair. The camera is a satisfactory quality. Overall I give it 5.5/10
Reviewed by Natalie Nicole from Singapore on 16th
Nov 2011
Hi all I just felt that Samsung phones are so much better than LG phones. I've got a LG Cookie but the newer version and I was completely disappointed with it. At first I found it alright, but after a while, I felt that the touch was very unsensitive and the phone has quite a small touch screen...more over the functions are lacking. A normal Samsung Galaxy Mini which cost relatively even lesser(I feel) is better since my brother is using it. Of course, you can try optimus 7 and others who are better. Love #NATALIE NICOLE
Reviewed by Ibrahim from England on 14th Nov 2011
I've had one for around 2 years, hasn't given me any problems. EXELLENT phone.
Reviewed by linsy from england on 11th Nov 2011
The handwriting is cool
Reviewed by Edgar Kulemeka
from UK
on 1st Nov 2011
3 weeks ago... it was love at first sight with the COOKIE LG KP500 and i paid for it. loved the features. PROBLEM 1: it generates heat when browsing or music playback which reduces battery power to less than 12 hours. PROBLEM 2: video formats is limited to .3gp.... no avi, mpeg, mp4. i love the phone but this sucks.
Reviewed by pareekshith
from UK
on 30th Oct 2011
such a nice phone
Reviewed by Rosie Smith
from UK
on 29th Oct 2011
I have the LG Cookie in Purple. Its really good fun to use but, like they said, the Camera isn't so good. But, 2 things I really enjoy about the Phone is, when you text, you have a decision whether you want the keyboard portait or landsacape, that is so much easier than an actual keyboard. The other thing I enjoy so much is the Games, they feel so real, You can actually move it around and click to spin. Out of 5 I would give it a 4.
Reviewed by ggg
from UK
on 23rd Oct 2011
its the best
Reviewed by kenneth m. akahoho
from UK
on 18th Oct 2011
i like this phone butam having problems with my email set up
Reviewed by sarah
from UK
on 15th Oct 2011
haha this phone has literally got the worst silent mode ever and got my friend into detention for going off and guess what? THE TEXTS WERE FROM OVER 4 MONTHS AGO THAT HAD ONLY JUST CAME THROUGH!!!
Reviewed by sumeet
from UK
on 13th Oct 2011
hangy mob
Reviewed by April
from UK
on 10th Oct 2011
I "upgraded" to an LG Cookie in May 2011. This phone has been back to Telus for repairs more often than it's been in my possession. The space bar for the text messaging stops working...I can't make or receive calls lots of times even with full service bars. I have had my mother (who also has a cookie) standing next to me in my kitchen trying to call me and getting a message that I am not avilable. I try to call her (while standing in the same spot) and it dials once and the call ends. I sometimes have to turn my phone off and on up to 4 times to be able to use it. It is the most unreliable phone I have ever had. I can certianly tell everyone that it wasn't an "upgrade". I will NEVER purchase another LG Cookine phone. I even had to go and buy a cheap Pay as You Go phone so that I would have something reliable while the Cookie is back to Telus to be fixed.
Reviewed by Kate
from UK
on 10th Oct 2011
Bad things: Only had it for about a year but the battery is terrible! The USB cable has stopped working. You can't see it in the sun. The touch screen is really slow. Takes ages to charge (around 3/4 hours) Doesn't have good internet connection. It is very slow. Good things: Not heavy. Doesn't break easily. Comes with earphones and USB cable. Music goes quite loud.
Reviewed by Sabrina
from UK
on 26th Sep 2011
I have a lg cookie pink it's gorgeous the camera is really good i just ? the stylus is great it's the best phone i ever had!!!!!??!!!!!??!!!!???????
Reviewed by Bobby
from UK
on 20th Sep 2011
Touchscreen is terrible, you have to punch the screen for it to pick up the touch. accelerometer is also on the dodgy side. gets extremely laggy when you use a decent amount of its memory. worst part however for me was that my ariel broke so the phone never picked up signal, not much point in having a phone if it doesn't pick up signal. the phone was looked after well only one small crack in the screen from when a three year old found it and threw it at the ground, still only lasted just under a year, went back to an old black and green screen nokia, as a phone it's imperial in every way
Reviewed by Chloe
from UK
on 17th Sep 2011
I got the LG Cookie a year ago, and it was fine, not so great touch screen and camera. Its just recently started to freeze and keep having to take the battery out and in again. My phone is now dead, as to the charger not working. Good phone for people who dont want to spend much but im not getting a LG again as to whats happened. I recomend a HTC which im getting in a few months.
Reviewed by freddy
from UK
on 13th Sep 2011
this phone isnt great. so if you want a phone that is good for the internet good camera and doesnt freeze, then this is not for you, it's rubbish and doesnt have a stylus dispite what every1 says and i suppose that it is good value for money, you can get it for £40 in most places so if you had to pay any more than £50 then you've been ripped off!!!! +mine didn't come with a usb lead. The phone is also vey slow and it's hard to text. Don't buy this phone!!!!
Reviewed by Deirdre
from UK
on 6th Sep 2011
i love the phone but i cant seem to get WAP to work at all I really need help!
Reviewed by Sivakumar
from UK
on 29th Aug 2011
It can't shows the youtube videos
Reviewed by ?????
from UK
on 26th Aug 2011
I got a LG cookie 1 year this October. No problem with it works well and has a cool music store. It's light it's no complicated to use and I like it. If anybody is thinking to get one I recommend it!!
Reviewed by anon
from UK
on 24th Aug 2011
this phone is the worst phone ive ever had, dont buy it, is has a really rubbish touchscreen and a really small memory space you can only take about 50 pictures uses the whole memory space without songs or anything, and when you type, it randomly deletes the words and its really annoying so my advise get something else
Reviewed by parwez
from UK
on 24th Aug 2011
its worst phone of this category compare to others..... there are alots of problem like hanging...
Reviewed by Rachel
from UK
on 16th Aug 2011
I got this phone with my birthday money three years ago, for around £120. For the first year I used a screen protector, and gave up after that, as it kept falling off. Considering the amount of times it's been dropped, and put in my bag or pocket with keys and other sharp objects, the screen is in very good condition. The only bad thing I have to say about this phone is the video recording, as the longest video my phone has ever been able to take is about twenty seconds, and I even tried using a memory card and deleting things, but couldn't fix the problem. Also there is no flash on the camera (I'd only have used this as a torch anyway), however the screen is usually bright enough. There are only two other problems that I've had with it. The first, is that it sometimes freezes when displaying balance after sending a message, which I think might partly be due to the fact that I ALWAYS leave it on vibrate, and this only started to happen in the second year of use anyway. The other problem is that it has started to switch itself off. However, I think after two and a half years of abuse, it's allowed to get a little tired. I absolutely love this phone, and think if I really wanted to, I could get another year (a total of four years) or use out of it, but I think it's got to the point where it should be a phone to take away on holidays. <3
Reviewed by kathy
from UK
on 13th Aug 2011
i would rather have instruction book not on screen instructions it is easier to refer to
Reviewed by KAYODE
from UK
on 11th Aug 2011
Reviewed by jj
from UK
on 9th Aug 2011
listen most reviews if not all that are 5 stars are ppl who had it for a short time.i had mine for a while it re starts it fails the touch screen is painfully slow after awhile and wen i tried to repare it it read as a CD on my computer PS this is windows 7!!!!!!!!!!!! dont buy it i have warned you............
Reviewed by H xxxx
from UK
on 8th Aug 2011
Well I have had this phone fr about a year it's a standard phone i guess for the price but it does have some glitches o managed to sort out but with all the recent android phones it's rubbish in cparison battery life is rubbish handset memory is rubbish n camerA is poor gna buy a samsung galaxy ace sn hope this one is better. Xxx p.s buy if you r on a budget
Reviewed by Cool phone
from UK
on 7th Aug 2011
The one is one of the best out there with many features. when i got it for the first time and looked at it, the touchscreen was cool making it look like a smartphone which it is. I think the features are excellent phone with Bluetooth and also 3.2 megapixel camera with digital zoom and also Memory card slot which is up to 8GB and the music player. I love the shortcuts as it makes your life a bit easier and also makes it cool so WELL DONE LG!
Reviewed by Louisacg
from UK
on 6th Aug 2011
I;ve had this phone about a year and it' great as I love touch screen phones but I have realised that you can end up clicking buttons in your pocket which runs up a huge bill overall a good phone
Reviewed by steve
from UK
on 6th Aug 2011
give me hell when browsing and does what it wants to do.
Reviewed by Jaynie
from UK
on 4th Aug 2011
I've had this phone for nearly 18 months now, and it still works, which is a testament to its toughness, as I can be a little careless with my phones. It isn't without its glitches, in fact I've never known an LG Cookie not to have some kind of glitch somewhere, but mine is easy enough to work around. It's looking a little battered by now, and the 'end call' button is close to packing in, but having survived 18 months of battering is an achievement for any phone. For the price, it's excellent. It's important to remember that it is one of the cheaper touch-screen phones out there, so can't be expected to perform as well as the higher-end phones, but overall it is a pretty good phone.
Reviewed by Stefano
from UK
on 3rd Aug 2011
It's a wonderful mobile phone, very simple but complete at very low price ! I suggest it to everyone ;-)
Reviewed by Clarissa bullard
from UK
on 2nd Aug 2011
This phone is rubbish I brought this phone 4 weeks ago and the screens gone already plus you can't hear people when they call you I don't recommend this phone at all
Reviewed by Kimberly
from UK
on 1st Aug 2011
This phone is not worth the money I paid for it. It frequently tells me that I have too many applications open when I attempt to do anything with it, when I have none other open. My messages all come from 2 hours in the future and I know other people who have the same problems with this phone. The touch screen has a very slow response time as well. There are very few things about this phone I would consider positive.
Reviewed by k
from UK
on 30th Jul 2011
Reviewed by harold
from UK
on 29th Jul 2011
Its touch screen doesn't do
Reviewed by shaan
from UK
on 22nd Jul 2011
The LG Cookie is one of the worst phones i have ever had. The only good thing is the battery life it lasts at least 3 days but the main flaw that i see with this phone is that every minute in idle mode the phone automatically becomes on(lights up) when it is not in use and that is very annoying also the touch sensitive key pad is very, very sensitive not to my liking. even in my handbag when i go shopping i somehow manage to call home from my handbag, when i check the phone once i get home i have made numerous amount of calls to my home number so i have to switch off now when i go out which is silly. i hate my lg cookie. Now I'd like to own an Iphone 4 white. I know that it will not disappoint me.
Reviewed by Chris
from UK
on 18th Jul 2011
hate it. Hard work to use. Slow in receiving txts. Screen not very responsive. Chore to use. Not a pleasant phone and couldn't wait to finish contract and get rid of it. Camera takes photos slightly after pressing button, so most of my grandson's sports day pics captured him with his head turned away, looking down, or completely out of the picture.
Reviewed by Ian
from UK
on 13th Jul 2011
This is the worst phone I ever owned. Put it in your pocket and it will randomly ring people in your address book. Browsing? forget it - totally useless. It used to switch itself off for no good reason although this feature now seems to have gone. The battery life indicator always showed full until about 10 minutes before it expired. Stopped typing in while you look up a number? - the screen locks up and you have to go through a rigmarole to get it back. The software seems to have been designed by these childish idiots who expect you to react at lightning speed (probably trained on games machines!) But it is cheap. You can't plug in your own headphones there is no 3.5mm jack socket only an LG supplied headset with an LG proprietary connector with ear thingys that keep falling out of my ears. Need I go on?
Reviewed by Moody
from UK
on 13th Jul 2011
I Used to Have One A Year or so Ago And i Loved It. There Was Never A Problem, The Camera Wasnt The Best But Everything Else Was Top Notch, It Was The Best Moblie Ive had In My Life And Im 14:P
Reviewed by Emily
from UK
on 10th Jul 2011
Don't even think about it. lg phones usually break after a year especially the old ones which are not smart phones. All with similiar faults. But they're fine beforehand.
Reviewed by emma
from UK
on 4th Jul 2011
this phone is alright i am getting fed up of it now as it has a bed battery life. i loved it at first but now i hate it, the camera is quite good. i find the phone quite boring and not very fun anymore
Reviewed by Richard Murton
from UK
on 1st Jul 2011
I've had the LG Cookie 501 on a deal from Orange for over 12 months now and it has mostly driven me mad! It had had to go back for repair as it completely stopped once, but that side is working again. The speed of use is the really annoying thing as it takes much to long to react to the commands... which if you are in a bit of a hurry is infuriating. Also there seems to be no logic in the way it stores contacts. If you have someone on the phone and the sim, (for backup) it will receive two messages from that contact. I dont like it, or trust it, the battery life is appaulingly short, and I'm jealous of those with an iphone!
Reviewed by chris
from UK
on 30th Jun 2011
this phone is great it may not be like the iPhone or the galaxy but for its price its amazing the battery life is great it could last for 3 days but what's weird about it i was using it on a school trip and it ran out of battery 10mins later it turned itself back on and had 2 bars out of 3 battery the only down side is tht u cant download apps for cheap prises theres an app for a vuvezala sound and it coasts £5 overall i love this phone
Reviewed by kiki
from UK
on 15th Jun 2011
Got this for xmas 2009 & loved it!!I got the blackberry curve about a month and a half ago and have started using this again because it is so simple to use and so light!!!! <3 it!
Reviewed by Doug
from UK
on 14th Jun 2011
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10 years ago I had an LG phone-it was excellent, so was the computer software that came with it. This thing is appalling. The touch screen needs a hammer & the sliders do not work properly. Neither the phone or the software is intuitive. The last LG I shall buy, an awful piece of kit. Style over function I guess.
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Amazing phone! Though the camera lacks quality and there is NO Wi-Fi. Which is kind of sad. Love everything else about it! :D
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I bought the LG kp500 quite recently and I must say I am very impressed! Its good quality for its price, and its a very affordable touch screen. I got mine second hand off ebay for £30, its a very practical phone. The battery life is longer than any other phone I have had, and its perfect for someone like me who doesn't use the internet.
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=== '''Online Resources''' ===
=== '''Online Resources''' ===
*'''[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gs& Find A Grave]''' can be searched by the name of a person, family or cemetery. Usually gives birth and death dates and often comes with a picture of the tombstone. May also give obituaries, biographical information and names of family members with links to their information in Find A Grave.
*'''[http://www.findagrave.com/cgi-bin/fg.cgi?page=gs& Find A Grave]''' can be searched by the name of a person, family or cemetery. Usually gives birth and death dates and often comes with a picture of the tombstone. May also give obituaries, biographical information and names of family members with links to their information in Find A Grave.
*[http://www.interment.net/ '''Interment.net'''] includes many Illinois cemetery transcripts.
*[http://www.interment.net/ '''Interment.net'''] includes many Illinois cemetery transcripts.
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Cemetery records, such as tombstone and sexton's records, have value in that they may give birth and death dates, age at death, name of spouse and children, a maiden name or, occasionally, a birthplace. Tombstones may have symbols or insignias indicating military service and social or religious affiliations. It is important to look at surrounding tombstones because family members may also be buried nearby.
Locating Cemeteries
The Illinois Cemetery Project of the Illinois State Genealogical Society has identified hundreds of cemeteries and their exact locations in the state. This information is on their Internet site Cemetery Location Project. This is a county-by-county listing of cemetery names, their locations, and indicates if the tombstones have been abstracted. The information has also been published regularly since 1972 in the Illinois State Genealogical Society Quarterly cited in Illinois Periodicals. Headstone abstracts are not part of this project.
For more information on cemetery records, see United States Cemeteries.
Online Resources
Dodge Cemetery Burials, Matton, Illinois
- Find A Grave can be searched by the name of a person, family or cemetery. Usually gives birth and death dates and often comes with a picture of the tombstone. May also give obituaries, biographical information and names of family members with links to their information in Find A Grave.
- Interment.net includes many Illinois cemetery transcripts.
- BillionGraves can be searched by name, surname, or cemetery. It provides a photo and the GPS location of the grave marker.
- Illinois Ancestors is a fledgling, volunteer-run site providing free information about the Illinois Counties and includes an Interactive Tombstone Gallery. You can search and browse the Tombstone gallery by the Illinois County and then by each individual Cemetery. Users upload their tombstone photos for everyone to access. Included are photos of the cemeteries' entrances and grounds in most cases which can be helpful when planning a visit.
- Illinois Ancestors Tombstone Project The purpose of this website is to collect photos of headstones, along with obituaries and related portraits.
- ILGenWeb Project includes cemetery information and transcripts. Search on individual county pages.
- USGenWeb Tombstone Project in USGenWeb Archives Digital Library. This is a county-by-county list of cemeteries and the highlighted cemeteries on the web page include tombstone abstracts.
- Search the USGenWeb Archives Digital Library. This web site indexes cemetery abstracts and other items. Select the state of interest and the subject cemeteries. Type the name of the ancestor you seek in the "Query" field, and click Search. For best results, use the "Search Tips" and examples at the bottom of the web page. The computer will list any matches it finds and give you the option of viewing the full transcript.
- Illinois cemetery records on www.ancestry.com ($)
- ePodunk has a gazetteer of Illinois cemeteries.
- Illinois Cemetery Records (at Illinois Genealogy) Cemetery inscriptions online organized by county and city
Lookup Volunteers
- Random Acts of Genealogical Kindness has located lookup volunteers who are willing to photograph tombstones for many Illinois counties.
Print and Microfilm Abstracts
Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) Collection
- The Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) have tombstone inscriptions from Illinois cemeteries. This collection is located at the DAR Library in Washington, D.C., which also includes transcripts of Bible records, cemetery records, church records, family records, marriages, deaths, obituaries, and wills.
- The Family History Library (FHL) has a Genealogical collection of Illinois cemetery records microfilmed from the original records in the D.A.R. library in Washington D.C. The FHL collection includes 35 microfilm beginning with FHL film 848640. The volumes are generally arranged by county and many have individual indexes.
Family History Library Collection
- Beckstead, Gayle, and Mary Lou Kozub. Searching in Illinois: A Reference Guide to Public and Private Records. Costa Mesa, California: ISC Publications, 1984. A list of the names and addresses of cemeteries at the FHL. This is a good source for locating federal, state, county, and city or town records and resources. It also gives lists of cemeteries, libraries, and newspapers and shows addresses of genealogical and historical societies. This guide has a special emphasis for adoptees. Other Libraries (WorldCat) FHL book 977.3 D27b.
- Burial permits, 1882-1887 (Scott County Genealogical Society, Scott County, Iowa.) FHL film 1651177. Some places of burial include Illinois.
- Cemetery Records of Illinois 13 Volumes. Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society, 1960–66. FHL book 977.3 V22g. An important collection of unindexed tombstone abstract records.
- St. Louis Genealogical Society of St. Louis, Missouri, Cemetery relocations by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers in Illinois, Iowa, Missouri, Arkansas (St. Louis, Missouri : St. Louis Genealogical Society, 1977.) Other Libraries (WorldCat); FHL book 977 V22s.
- Cox, Carroll Cox (compiler), Cemetery Records [Illinois and Indiana] (Salt Lake City, Utah, 1983). FHL fiche 6018020
- Daughters of the American Revolution, Cemetery Records (Salt Lake City, Utah, 1972). FHL film 907987 item 3.
- Daughters of the American Revolution (Louisiana) Genealogical Research Committee, Bible, cemetery and church records, 1930-1931 (Salt Lake City, Utah, 1971). FHL film 85525. Includes index.
- Daughters of the American Revolution, Aurora Chapter (Illinois), Cemeteries [northeastern Illinois] (Illinois : s.n., 19--). FHL book 977.3 V3c
- Daughters of the American Revolution (Illinois), Genealogical records, family genealogies, miscellaneous data. FHL film 908967 items 1–5; FHL book 977.V2d volumes 2–6.
- Gill, James V., Illiana research report (Danville, Illinois:Illiana Genealogical Pub. Co., 1966-196?.) Other Libraries (WorldCat) FHL book 977.V2g
- Hageness, MariLee Beatty, Confederate burials, Camp Douglas, Chicago, Illinois, Oak Cemetery (Anniston, Alabama: MLH Research, 1993.) Other Libraries (WorldCat); FHL fiche 6125966; FHL book 976.1 A1 no.89
- Loveless, Tony Alfonzo (Main Author), R.L. Hastings and Mary Alyce Kern, editors, The journal of Tony Loveless (West Frankfort, Illinois: Frankfort Area Genealogy Society, 1977). Other Libraries (WorldCat); FHL book 977.39 V3j. A listing of veterans tombstone inscriptions in various southern Illinois cemeteries made by Tony Alfonzo Loveless, 1875-1948.
- Lind, Helen Sutt, Those left behind : cemeteries in the Crab Orchard National Wildlife Refuge, Williamson County, Illinois (Johnston City, Illinois : H.S. Lind, 1995.) Other Libraries (WorldCat); FHL book 977.3993 V3L
- Lundberg Gertrude W., [Various] cemetery records and obituaries of Illinois, New York, Maine, Michigan and Wisconsin (Salt Lake City, Utah, 1969). FHL film 599299 item 1.
- Record of burial places of soldiers, sailors, marines and Army nurses of all wars of the United States buried in ... Illinois (Salt Lake City, Utah;: Filmed by the Utah State Archives and Records Service, 1981). FHL film 1670786.
- Soldiers burial places in state of Illinois for wars, 1774-1898 (Salt Lake City, Utah, 1975.) FHL film 1001183–1001211. Alphabetical list.
- Walker, Harriet J., Soldiers of the American Revolution buried in Illinois : from the Journal of the Illinois State Historical Society, April, 1912- January, 1917 inclusive and April, 1926-January 1927 (Salt Lake City, Utah, 1973.) FHL film 908831 item 3.
- The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, Family History Library (Salt Lake City, Utah.) Index to United States Cemeteries. Salt Lake City, Utah: Genealogical Society of Utah, 1988. A county-by-county list of cemeteries. FHL films 1206468–1206494. Another FHL filming is on FHL films 1206461–1206467. Illinois is on FHL film 1206471 or film 1206463.
- To find additional cemetery sources in the Family History Library Catalog, use the Place-Names Search function. For example:
- 1. Access the Family History Library Catalog
- 2. Type the word "Illinois" in the place-names search; then click, Search.
- 3. Locate the topic, Cemetery
- 4. OR, type in a county in Illinois in the place-names search; then click, Search
- 5. Locate the topic, Cemetery.
- 6. To explore each cemetery title, click on the highlighted blue title.
ILLINOIS, [Name of County]- CEMETERIES
ILLINOIS, [Name of County], [Name of Town]- CEMETERIES
Several periodicals have published inscriptions and inventories from Illinois cemeteries. These are referenced in the "Places" portion of the Periodical Source Index (PERSI), described in Illinois Periodicals.
For records on related record types, see Illinois Funeral Homes, Illinois Obituaries, and Illinois Vital Records.
- The Family History Library Catalog lists published records of Illinois cemeteries. Thorough "Place Searches" should include counties and towns. Some of the books referenced here may be available on Google Books and in public libraries.
- Worldcat is a comprehensive online library catalog covering hundreds of libraries. You can narrow searches to retrieve cemetery books for specific states and counties.
Web Sites
Illinois Genealogy and History


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Saturday, December 11, 2010
an ornament and an anniversary.
xoxo, A
18 comments:
- bulabean said...
That is soo cute!! These would make great tree hanging ornaments without the hoop too, I bet :) Happy Anniversary!
- December 11, 2010 at 3:20 PM
- Rachel said...
Congrats on your anniversary! My husband and I are going out tonight, too. Our anniversary is tomorrow. Fourteen years!
BTW- The ornaments are cute!
- December 11, 2010 at 4:17 PM
- Cara said...
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- December 11, 2010 at 5:35 PM
- Jeni said...
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We think you're pretty wonderful too :)
Happy Anniversary! You two are so cute together!
- December 11, 2010 at 6:02 PM
- Betty Crocker Ass said...
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I'm glad I get to be counted as one of those friends...can't wait to meet in person-so it can't stop being just online dating.
Happy anniversary...enjoy your date.
- December 11, 2010 at 7:00 PM
He's so cute!
- December 11, 2010 at 7:27 PM
- Meg said...
Cute ornament! Happy anniversary!
- December 11, 2010 at 7:41 PM
- Amanda Elizabeth said...
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That ornament seriously KILLS ME!!! I love love love it!
And happy happy happy anniversary!!!
- December 11, 2010 at 9:00 PM
- Mary @ Neat and Tidy said...
Happy anniversary, friend!! Best wishes for many, many more.
- December 12, 2010 at 6:50 AM
Congrats to you both on six years!!!!
We just had our 11th wedding anniversary last Saturday (cos were old like that) too.
Here's to many more celebrations!!!
- December 12, 2010 at 7:56 AM
- Rachel Hauser said...
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- December 12, 2010 at 7:10 PM
- Anna said...
love the ornament and happy anniversary, hope you had fun!
- December 12, 2010 at 11:04 PM
- Naturally Carol said...
I've just found you from Quiltstory...love your sewing projects especially the cushions!
- December 13, 2010 at 2:29 AM
- Phyllis said...
Love the ornament. It is too cute! Hope you have a great anniversary.
- December 13, 2010 at 9:40 AM
- Kelly MIller said...
Hope you had a wonderful Anniversary! LOVE that ornament! You always see santas, snowman, etc but hardly any reindeer ones anymore!
- December 14, 2010 at 12:37 AM
- urban craft said...
your little reindeer is so sweet. What a wonderful treasure!
- December 16, 2010 at 8:03 PM
- Christina said...
I LOVE your little ornament! I forget it someone said they already got it or if there is still hope it's on it's way to me... Either way, totally love it! And a belated happy anniversary to you!!
- December 19, 2010 at 2:29 PM
- Kelli said...
I LOVE your ornament! It is so simple and sweet, yet so special. Great job and Happy Aniversary to you too!!
- December 20, 2010 at 7:19 PM


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Twelve youth and parents enjoy two weekends of deer hunting; youth harvest seven antlerless deer
COLUMBUS — During the Jan. 1-10 extended whitetail firearms deer season, the Kansas Department of Wildlife and Parks (KDWP), in partnership with Claythorne Lodge, K&K Outfitters, and John's Sporting Goods, provided youth deer hunts for 12 young hunters — six on each of the two days — and accompanying adults. On Saturday, Jan. 2, and Saturday, Jan. 9, the hunters waited in blinds on private land overlooking areas that consistently attract good numbers of deer. Pre-hunt activities included a pizza lunch provided by John's Sports Center, safety instruction, and sighting in rifles before the hunts began at 1 p.m. each day. Hunter orange hats, vests, hand warmers, and hearing protection were provided for all hunters.
Each young hunter was accompanied by a guide and a parent or grandparent. All of the young hunters saw deer, and seven of the 12 harvested an antlerless deer. Following the hunt, youth hunters, guides, and parents/grandparents shared stories of the hunt as they gathered at the hunting lodge to snack and warm up. Whether or not the youth harvested a deer, all had intriguing stories and found something about the hunt that will be a lasting memory. Certainly, the extreme cold weather that these young hunters endured was a memory in itself.
"These were the coldest days we've had in this area in 12 years," said Rob Riggin, Mined Land Wildlife Area manager. "I even asked the kids if they wanted to call the hunt off until next year, but not a one of them did. They all stuck it out and were happy about it. I'm glad they did because this type of hunt is a winning situation for all participants. The guides, lodge owners, and parents and grandparents have a wonderful time introducing the outdoors to these young hunters. The kids have an opportunity to hunt areas specifically managed for wildlife with excellent deer numbers, and the participating landowners benefit from the harvest of excess antlerless deer."
These opportunities require assistance from many. KDWP extends thanks to the owners of Claythorne Lodge and K&K Outfitters for the use of their hunting lodges, staff, and access to properties. In addition, John's Sports Center provided pizza for all participants, and several landowners allowed hunting access, including John Parsons, Sam and Frieda Lancaster, Hugh Sosebee, and Sam Bismuke.


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Chamber honors businesses, organization at annual dinner
The St. Marys Area Chamber of Commerce presented "A Night at the Races" on Saturday evening as part of their annual dinner. Attendees gathered inside the Red Fern, which was transformed into a horse racetrack in conjunction with the event's theme. Chamber board member Mark Jacob offered a "Looking Back" presentation about the history of the Chamber, complete with photos and newspaper archives. Chamber President Mark Rupprecht outlined the future of the organization during a brief "Looking Forward" presentation. Jacob also offered the invocation following by the singing of the national anthem by Chelsea Bloam.Ashley O'Dell, Chamber outreach coordinator, acted as the evening's emcee and recognized two area businesses and one organization for commitment and service to the community and beyond. Apollo Theatre owners Allison and Darlene Lynch accepted the Community Achievement Award. The Business Achievement Award was presented to Steve Feldbauer from Abbott Energy Systems, a subsidiary of Abbott Furnace Company. Letters From Home was recognized as well, with organization volunteers Karen Mohney and Mary Lee Bankovich accepting the Community Spirit Award on behalf of the group.All three awards were new to the Chamber's dinner agenda. Following the dinner portion of the evening, attendees placed bets on six different horse races and participated in a silent auction, with proceeds of both activities benefitting the Chamber. A panel of six judges chose winners during the parade of hats, in which a large group of attendees showcased their prized bonnets. Awards were presented to Leah Whiteman for most ornate hat, Mary Gaul for most whimsical hat and Nikki Samick for largest hat.


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First mini-goal achieved….
I guess 10% weight loss isn't a mini goal for some, let's just call it a goal. Anyway. Weighed in at 204 yesterday. That means 23 lbs lost and I've hit my first 10%. So exciting. I snapped a photo for the occasion. Apologies for the lousy lighting.
The picture on the left is from January 22nd, J's 4th birthday party. The picture on the right is from today. I think it's safe to say at least 3% of the weight came off of my chest. Wow. Anyway. I'm pleased to have made this progress and my next step is to make it to onederland!!
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Cybercrime and Identity Theft: Health Information Security Beyond HIPAAby Cynthia M. Stamer, P.C. , Member, Glast, Phillips & Murray, P.C., Dallas, TX
Recent reports of widespread identity theft and other "cybercrime" woes of Choicepoint, LexisNexis, and Bank of America, highlight the need for managed care and other health industry payers and providers to minimize their exposure to personal identity theft and other cybercrime scams by employees, business partners and others. The practice of incurring charges or committing crimes in someone else's name ("identity theft") and committing crimes using a computer ("cybercrime") have reached epidemic proportions in recent years. Potential inadequacies in the identity theft and other cybercrime safeguards of payers and providers are particularly problematic in light of the growth in personal identity theft and cybercrime statistics. According to the Federal Trade Commission ( " FTC " ), identity theft losses exceeded $47.6 billion in 2003 . In 2004, FTC identity theft complaints rose 15% to 247,000 complaints, including health care fraud, insurance fraud and theft of governmental documents and benefits.
Health industry payers and providers make attractive targets for identity theft and certain other cybercriminals because they collect and maintain large volumes of protected health information as well as other sensitive personal and financial data and conduct many transactions electronically. Therefore, it is not surprising that they are targets of identity thieves and other cybercriminals.
These cybercriminals use various methods to obtain information from insurance and health industry businesses and others. These methods include:
The thieves' creativity and approaches continually evolve, requiring individuals and organizations to constantly update their practices.
As with other business sectors of the economy, the health industry's greatest exposure to identity theft or other cybercriminals may arise from current or former employees and business partners. Identity thieves and other cybercriminals frequently use access obtained as employees or business partners to steal personal information or perpetrate crimes. For example, in April 2002, Christopher Scott Sandusky pled guilty to three counts of Unauthorized Access to a Protected Computer in violation of 18 U.S.C. § 1030(a)(5)(A) for unlawfully accessing the computer system of Steinberg Diagnostic Medical Imaging. Mr. Sandusky committed these crimes after his employer, the imaging provider's computer system consulting company, terminated him. Similarly, in 2002, Washington Leung, a former employee in the Human Resources Department at insurance brokerage and consulting giant, Marsh Inc., was sentenced to 18 months in prison for illegally accessing and deleting hundreds of computer records. Mr. Leung was convicted of selling sensitive employee data and harassing certain employees—which crimes he committed in retaliation having been desciplined by Marsh, Inc. in response to a sexual harassment complaint.
Indeed, the first reported criminal conviction for violation of the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act ( "HIPAA" ) privacy rules involved a theft of protected health information by a former Seattle Cancer Care Alliance employee, Richard Gibson. Mr. Gibson used a patient's name, date of birth and Social Security number to obtain credit cards; he subsequently charged $9,100 for personal items and expenses. While Mr. Gibson's theft of protected health information resulted in his conviction under HIPAA, his actions also might have been prosecuted under various other Federal criminal statutes targeting identity theft or other cybercrimes such as 18 U.S.C. § 1028, which makes personal identity theft a felony under Federal law punishable with fines, up to 15 years imprisonment, or both. Health care entities may face vicarious liability for crimes committed by their employees and agents. Accordingly, payers and providers should take appropriate steps to prevent and detect identity theft and other cybercrime by their employees and business partners. Documenting such preventative measures will be useful in defending against such security breaches.
Health care entities must also defend themselves and their data against identity theft scams by outsiders. Sensitive data possessed by health industry payers and providers make them attractive identity theft targets for creative cybercriminals. In January 2005, for example, Trailblazer Health, a Medicare intermediary/carrier, posted a notice warning health care providers about an identity theft scam involving a caller posing as a Medicare Fraud Investigator or Medicare employee. The scam artists ask the provider to fax copies of the provider's driver's license, Social Security Number, Provider Identification Number, medical license, medical charts or other sensitive information, claiming to need it to update the provider's record, replace information lost in a computer malfunction, or certain other plausible business reasons. Instead, the identity thieves use the information to file fraudulent claims under the provider's identifying information with a different payment address created by the identity thieves.
While the identity thieves may make initial contact by telephone, cybercriminals claiming to be claims processors, payers, banks, government agencies or other apparently legitimate entities also may seek access to sensitive information through the use of e-mails or faxes. Growing use of on-line banking, claims submission, and other business transactions offer savvy thieves an increased opportunity to use targeted e-mail, spam, pop-up messages or other high tech "phishing" schemes to dupe recipients into disclosing protected health information, credit card numbers, bank account information, Social Security numbers, passwords, or other sensitive information. In phishing scams, thieves use e-mail or other electronic communications that appear to come from a business known to the recipient such as a bank, Internet service provider ("ISP"), claims processor, online payment service, or even a government agency to trick recipients into divulging sensitive information. The message usually states that the recipient needs to provide the requested sensitive information to "update" or "validate" account information or for other plausible business reasons. Instead, the provider is directed to respond to a website that looks like a legitimate organization's site, but actually is a site established by the cybercriminal for purposes of the cybercrime scam.
For helpful tips and other information to help your organization guard against and respond to identity theft and other cybercrime, see the Computer Sentinel website at http://www.consumer.gov/sentinel,the FTC website at http://www.consumer.gov/idtheft/idt_laws.html,the Secret Service website at http://www.secretservice.gov;the Department of Justice website at http://www.usdoj.gov/criminal/fraud/idtheft.html,the U.S. Postal Service website at http://www.usps.com/postalinspectors/idthft_ncpw.htm,or http://www.phishinginfo.org.


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MetaTrader 4 is a free-of-charge program specially designed for online trading in the Forex market. The built-in technical indicators allow you to analyze securities' quotes, whilst the MQL4 network enables the development and usage of automated trading strategies. In order to trade in the financial market, traders need a program that allows them to analyze quotes, make trades and develop strategies.
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MetaTrader 4 allows you the possibility of developing and using automated trading programs, known as the Expert Advisors (EA), to do the trading for you.
The Expert Advisor is a small program that you can embed/install into MetaTrader software. It is written in a specific programming language called MetaQuotes Programming Language Version 4 (abbreviated to MQL4). It can be switched on and off to automate your trades. It can analyze the chart as any indicator do plus it can, at specific conditions, open, modify and close trading orders for you.
Why Do Average Forex Traders Lose Money?
According to DailyFX.com, A Premier Site For Forex Trading News, Charts, Signals, & Strategies, most forex traders lost money due to poor money management. A lot of traders just do not seem to follow a simple good money management strategy: Take your profit quickly and cut your losses short. Unfortunately, this strategy is actually harder than it sounds because of a few natural, built-in traits that all humans have. Humans are made greedy, fearful and thus, inconsistent. That is why, according to DailyFX again, most traders would probably lose all their money in one single trade right after winning a few.
Making money by trading forex is all about consistently taking profit, no matter how small it is and consistently cut your losses at losing trades. The BEST forex trading strategy is to do all that, plus consistently look for currency pairs that would give you indication of a winning trade. Has anybody done this? sure. Can just ANYBODY do this? I think not. This is why Expert Advisor is needed.
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Professor J. Budziszewski is the author of more than a dozen books, including How to Stay Christian in College, Ask Me Anything, Ask Me Anything 2, What We Can't Not Know: A Guide, and The Line Through the Heart. He teaches government and philosophy at the University of Texas, Austin.
A little advice on finding God's will.
You asked "What does it mean to be 'called to singleness' for your life? How do you know if you're called to it?" Theo answers.
All you need is love, love, love. Right?
Christian love isn't about sweet feelings. But what about romantic love?
So, what can be done about these "girlie" churches?
Has the church become too effeminate? By becoming so "cute," has it become irrelevant to men?
How much does Noland really want a happy ending?
What can you do to improve your chances of a good marriage?
Afraid of getting married because you've seen so many marriages fail? You're not alone.
She tells her Uncle Theo that he's "just a friend." That's not how others see it, though.
Have you ever felt like you want to talk to God, but you don't know what to say, or if your prayers get through? It's not an unknowable mystery.
Nathan has come to chat with Professor Theophilus about numerous errors he's found in the Bible. Feel free to listen in on their conversation.
Ever wonder if there are mistakes in the Bible? Join in on their conversation.
Nathan and the professor finish up their conversation by discussing the best way to go about understanding things in the Bible that may seem inconsistent.
What's the big deal about pre-marital sex? Professor Theophilus demonstrates with a piece of duct tape in this fictional story.
Some sins just keep coming back.
Professor Theophilus finishes up his conversation with Peter about a sin that just won't go away.
Professor Theophilus references the very nature of God to help us better understand how men and women are, at their core, quite different from each other.
"Differences between the sexes start with anatomy," Professor Theophilus posited, "but do they end there?"
It's not always best to answer the questions people ask. Sometimes it's better to answer the questions they mean.
So you're interested in "edgy" guys? Given a choice between a rusty pocket knife and a diamond-edged sword, which do you take?
A student finds herself in Prof. Theophilus's office, confessing her inability to hear from God.
If you're not hearing from the Lord, perhaps it's because you're listening wrong.
What would it be like if people were really honest in their diaries — if they wrote in them the things that in real life they don't even admit to themselves?
A student confesses to struggle with wanting more, and the professor's response? In the spirit of Advent, perhaps he should find himself wanting even more.
Some people consider themselves agnostics. Professor Theophilus makes it a simple matter to determine whether or not you're in fact an atheist.
Sometimes our sins are easily forgiven and forgotten. Other times, the damage is too deep to quickly be undone. It's about the slow repair, says Theophilus.
Could it be that Zack's most important relationship problem isn't with his guilt-tripping friends but with his girlfriend, Julie?
Getting married in a church is about more than lovely stained glass and wood pews. It's about more than Christian vows. Listen in as Theo talks with two former, almost-engaged students.
For some singles, the pressure to marry threatens to overwhelm what they really desire.
You hear it all the time: the old beliefs aren't believable any more. But what if you've never even learned what the old beliefs are?
Just months away from graduation and still without a major, Julie is at Theophilus' door, desperate for some guidance.
A look at the incarnation through the eyes of Theophilus' many varied students.
When Laura visits her parents' church she feels uncomfortable. Shouldn't she find a place more like her student fellowship group?
Prof Theo (with a big hand from his wife) straightens out Jordan on sending mixed signals, and on what women really want.
There may be more happening in a "group date" than you want to admit.
Our thoughts can be scary, especially if we find they're always about the wrong things.
Prof Theo talks about calling, zeal and service.
Prof Theo talks about homosexuality, marriage and the law.
What should you do when your family takes the focus of Christmas off Christ?
The frustrations of pesky parents and the imperfections of those they'd like us to date.
Fast food, Sunday services and other consumer products.
Ever know anyone who can't hear criticism without taking it personally? Meet Julie.
Last time Eddie tried to explain away his drinking. This time Theo's getting to the real reasons.
He never drinks too much except on weekends. Or when he's celebrating. Or he needs cheering up. Or ... excuses, excuses.
Sarah's professors tell her there's no such thing as absolute truth. Theophilus says even they don't really believe that.
There are some people we shouldn't hang out with not because we're too good for them, but because we're not good enough.
What does Jesus mean when He warns us not to "judge"? Not what most people today think He means.
Sometimes theology can be kid stuff.
You've met Richard, whose girlfriend had an abortion. Now meet his girlfriend and his brother; one's grateful to Theo, the other's boiling mad.
Christians don't have "blind faith." They know how to think; they also know Who to trust.
Should you date someone you know you wouldn't marry? What if you don't want to get married at all? Theo has some words to consider.
Are you dating or "just friends"? Maybe the other person changed the rules. Then again, maybe you just haven't been paying attention.
Ever feel like your classwork is keeping you from becoming the person you really want to be?
Ever get the feeling your faith is no longer real? You know, that sneaking suspicion you can't quite explain? Theophilus may be able to help diagnose your problem.
It's one thing to justify your "relationship" to your friends, it's quite another when Theophilus starts calling you on the carpet.
After a long wait, the conclusion to Richard's conversation with Theophilus about his girlfriend's abortion is here.
Theophilus says it's not as difficult to stop as you might think.
Why is it so easy to end up dating the wrong kind of guy? You say you attract losers? Read on. You may be confusing love with sympathy.
Ever feel like running from responsibility? In many ways, college is the perfect place to hide.
Can abortion make you suicidal? What if you're a man?
Sometimes, a trip home for the holidays can be a painful experience. Especially when you've changed.
No one's perfect. So why are we surprised when churches follow suit? Once you realize the body's failings, what should you do?
Why do atheists seem so confident in their disbelief? It can be downright unnerving. Don't they ever have any faith crises?
After a five-day forum on the Christian voice in intellectual life, Theophilus critiques biblicists for not taking the Bible seriously enough.
Feel like a creep magnet? Theo got an earful from readers who do. Here's what you said...
Last time Theophilus had a conversation with a gay student, the complaints poured in. "That couldn't be a real dialogue," you said. These events are real.
People don't plan to change their opinions, get pregnant, lose their virginity, fall in love with the wrong guy ... or do they?
I get more email from college students about heterosexuality than about anything else — except for homosexuality. If you've ever wondered why I write so often about sex, now you know.
Accused of being homophobic, Theophilus goes toe-to-toe with a gay student.
After centuries of struggles, are Protestants and Catholics really all that different? The answer could affect your love life.
Prisca escaped a campus cult, only to be confronted with Christianity. Now Professor Theophilus is trying to explain the difference between the two.
With headlines so full of senseless tragedy, how can you reconcile the goodness of God with the pain and suffering of this world?
When Don's roommate turns on him, Don turns to Theophilus for some advice.
Brought before his doubting peers, Theophilus shows them why truth can be known and why everyone, at their core, has faith in something.
Last month Theophilus talked with Mary about faith and reason and homosexuality, this month they resume their conversation.
Goodness is a state of mind says conventional wisdom. But can we really be good if left to ourselves? In other words, can we be good without God?
It may be more biblical than you realize.
Helping young adults mature in Christ and prepare for marriage and family. Learn more
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Seeing these inscriptions in a Civil War soldier's bible were the most amazing genealogy moments thus far. Here we have Charles Judd giving an address and father's name. That is where the pieces all fit together, Mathias Judd was my 3rd great grandfather. In the 1860 Baltimore City Directory we have the family residing at 20 Walker Street.
These photographs have linked many different strands together. We now have connected our ancestor with records during the Civil War and ultimately relocating to Sherman, Texas.
Again, I encourage reaching out and connecting! Never know when the simple act of sending an email will result in breaking through a brick wall!


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The Great Riddle
Legend: The Secret World of Lee Harvey Oswald
"Who killed Kennedy?" is a riddle that won't go away. Most Americans still doubt the official explanation, that Lee Harvey Oswald did it all unaided. Nor have criticisms come only from eccentrics. John Connally, for example, contradicted the Warren Commission in insisting that he and the president were hit by different bullets.
Indeed, details of that sort make up the assassination writ. The 888-page Report is only the beginning. After that come the fifteen volumes of hearings (7,907 pages) and eleven volumes of exhibits (another 9,832 pages). A further store of materials can now be viewed at the National Archives. There is a mass of interpretative literature, with authors ranging from Dick Gregory and Gerald Ford to the Coroner of Allegheny County. To follow the debate requires familiarity with an endless litany of names (Billy Lovelady, Candy Barr, Carlos Bringuier); places (Oak Cliff, Stemmons Freeway, the Texas Theater); and theories ("Single Bullet," "Grassy Knoll," "Two Oswalds"). Speculations have included Cuban connections, a Mafia involvement, and—now—a mission beginning in Moscow.
What we need is someone we can trust, to guide us through this overgrown trail. Edward Jay Epstein would seem ideally suited for this job. He is one of our best national reporters, whose work has always been based on solid factual grounds. His book Inquest, still the best single study of the assassination, focused on the Warren Commission and the constraints under which it operated. His Agency of Fear, on Nixon's attempt to create a personal police force, again showed Epstein's mastery at discovering important material and inducing people to talk. That he was devoting his next book to Oswald was welcome news. Moreover, with an abundant advance from his publisher he and a staff of helpers conducted over 400 interviews, many with people never approached by the Warren Commission. For example, they tracked down sixty-two men who had served with Oswald in the Marines almost twenty years ago.
Legend is a very curious book. This said, let me add that it is utterly absorbing. It is a saga of fits and starts, essentially the life of a loner. Yet under Epstein's rendering this morose young man becomes increasingly interesting. Epstein tells of an adolescent year in the Bronx, where Oswald was picked up for truancy at the Zoo. ("Tense, withdrawn, and evasive," wrote Dr. Renatus Hartogs, then a staff psychiatrist.) Of his discovery of sex in Minsk. And of a talk to Jesuit seminarians in Mobile, who thought he was "at least" a college graduate. At the end we feel we know Oswald better, yet remain as perplexed as ever. Perhaps this was Epstein's intention.
It is a fascinating book. There were times when I felt like hurling it across the room, yet knew I would immediately rush to retrieve it. Perhaps that, too, was Epstein's plan. One way to describe the sensation is to say that reading Legend is like laboring over a jigsaw puzzle and then discovering many key pieces are missing. And to make matters…
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One of the great pleasures in watching Casey Stoner ride a MotoGP machine is the controlled way in which he manages to slide the bike through the corners. In an era when the spectacular slides once so beloved by fans have been tamed by electronic intervention, Stoner has managed to convince his engineers to limit the electronics sufficiently to give him enough control to slide the bike to help get it turned.
His ability has fascinated both fans and journalists around the world, and many have tried to get him to explain how he does it, but Stoner himself has always found it very hard to say exactly what he is doing. At Qatar, a group of journalists pressed the Repsol Honda rider again to explain exactly where and when he chooses to slide the rear, and what benefits it provides. Though he protested it was hard – "It's really difficult to explain, so many people have asked me," he said – he went on to talk at length about what he does and why.


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I love this album - so melodic and powerful in it's own right.
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Conor Casey also scored early for the Union (3-2-2), who led 3-1 at halftime. It was Philadelphia's first victory in four matches. Lionard Pajoy scored early in the second half to help United (1-5-1) back into the game.
Perry Kitchen also scored to help D.C. score multiple goals for the first time this season, even though it lost its fourth straight.
United has now lost three straight at RFK after having a 17-match home unbeaten run snapped in a 2-1 defeat against Columbus on March 23.
Pajoy scored his second goal of the season, and United's fourth in all, 2 minutes after halftime when he reached Daniel Woolard's cross and headed it past goalkeeper Zac MacMath from close range.
United then pressed for a tying goal, coming closest when Brandon McDonald's shot deflected off Philadelphia's Keon Daniel and just over the crossbar in the 64th minute.
But D.C. had few clear chances after that, and Daniel could've put it out of reach with a low strike if not for Hamid's reflex save in the 88th minute.
McInerney put Philadelphia up in the 7th minute when he reached Conor Casey's through ball, pulled away from D.C.'s Dejan Jakovic and McDonald, and finished inside the right post.
Casey struck four minutes later when he reached Danny Cruz's cross from the right and scored from the edge of the penalty area.
D.C. responded in the 17th minute when Kitchen scored on a nice cutback pass from Dwayne De Rosario.
But McInerney struck again for his sixth goal of the season in the 26th minute after reaching Sheanon Williams' throw-in that Amobi Okugo redirected with a header.


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You can use a mobile device to access information in your account. If you set up an Exchange ActiveSync account on your device, this information may include e-mail messages, voice mail messages, and also calendar, contact, and task data. If you set up a POP3 or IMAP4 account, you will only be able to send and receive e-mail.
For detailed instructions for how to set up your mobile phone or other mobile device, see Mobile Phone Setup Wizard and Mobile Phone Setup Reference.
|If your e-mail account is the type that requires registration, you must register it the first time you sign in to Outlook Web App. Connecting to your e-mail account through a mobile phone will fail if you haven't registered your account through Outlook Web App. After you sign in to your account, sign out. Then try to connect using your mobile phone. For more information about how to sign in to your account using Outlook Web App, see How to Sign In to Outlook Web App. If you have trouble signing in, see FAQs: Sign-in and Password Issues or contact the person who manages your e-mail account.
To use your mobile phone to access your e-mail, you need to set up an Exchange ActiveSync, POP3, or IMAP4 connection between your mobile phone and your account.
|If you're not sure whether your mobile phone supports Exchange ActiveSync, POP3, or IMAP4, consult your mobile phone documentation or your mobile service provider.
Exchange ActiveSync
Exchange ActiveSync is designed to synchronize e-mail, calendar, contact, and task information in addition to voice mail messages. If you set up an Exchange ActiveSync connection, your mobile phone will be kept up to date with your mailbox through a process known as synchronization.
POP3 or IMAP4
POP3 and IMAP4 accounts are designed to send and receive e-mail messages. If you set up a POP3 or IMAP4 connection, your phone will send and receive e-mail messages on a schedule that you choose. If you have a choice between POP3 and IMAP4, we suggest you choose IMAP4 because it supports more features.


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