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LG KS360 review
|Review: October 2008
Last updated July 2009
In a nutshell: The key feature of the LG KS360 is its slide-out keypad, which makes it a perfect phone for keen texters or emailers.
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Fancy an iPhone for about one tenth of the price? Step right up! OK, the KS360 isn't really like an iPhone, but it's a pretty snazzy phone nevertheless.
It's smaller than an iPhone, although quite heavy and chunky, with a thickness of 17mm. But that's because the phone has a full slide-out QWERTY keypad. If you like texting, then you're going to love this phone! Full QWERTY keypads normally come with business phones like BlackBerries, or the virtual touchscreens on high-end phones like the iPhone. But here it is on a budget PAYG phone - it's what keen texters have been waiting for! The KS360 has plenty of features tailored to texting in fact. The threaded SMS feature is a neat way of having text conversations. There's also a full range of emoticons to liven up your texts. As well as texting, the QWERTY keypad makes this a good platform for mobile email. Although the LG mail tool lacks the power and flexibility of a BlackBerry, it's easy to set up and use for personal email.
Like most LG phones, the KS360 has a touchscreen user interface, so you can dial directly from the touchscreen without needing to open up the slide. In fact the slide is really only used when texting or sending emails, so most of the time you can use it with the slide closed, just like a normal phone. In addition to the touchscreen, there's a full range of "normal" buttons for navigation, calling, ending calls, etc, so if you don't get on with touchscreens there's no need to worry.
In fact, this is such a great phone for texting and calling, and so cheap, we weren't expecting it to have any other features. But it does. It has a digital camera with video recording capabilities. The camera's about average for this price range, although it lacks a flash, so can only be used in good lighting conditions. The large 2.4 inch screen has one of the highest resolutions available, and is excellent. The phone has a built-in music player that supports MP3 and AAC formats. And an FM radio too. The built-in memory is not overly generous at 15 Mbytes, but you can add a microSD memory card up to 4 GB. This is enough to store around 1,000 MP3 tracks.
Connectivity appears to be via Bluetooth only, but the battery life is very good. The phone doesn't support 3G, but it does have triband GSM coverage.
To be honest, we're quite blown away by this little baby. We were expecting it to be a bit tacky, but it's really impressed us. The keypad is a big bonus for anyone who sends a lot of texts, and LG have been generous with the amount of stuff that's included in the phone. At this price, we think you'll be impressed too. And it's available in Blue or Pink, depending on which gender stereotyping appeals to you :) Some of our users have reported software glitches with this phone, but most seem happy and for the money it offers outstanding performance.
The new LG GW520 has a similar design with upgraded features.
LG KS360 features include:
- Camera: 2 megapixels
- Video camera
- Display: 262,000 colours, 240 x 320 pixels (2.4 inches)
- Music player: MP3/ AAC/ AAC+/eAAC+ formats
- FM radio
- 64-voice polyphonic ringtones
- Messaging: SMS, EMS, MMS, instant messaging, email
- Java games
- Memory: 15 Mbytes plus microSD memory card (expandable to 4GB)
- Connectivity: Bluetooth
- Internet: WAP 2.0, GPRS, EDGE
- Vibration alert
- Triband
- Size: 102 X 51 X 17 mm
- Weight: 112g
- Talktime: 5 hours
- Battery standby: 444 hours
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Average rating from 1288 reviews:
Reviewed by Francis
from Kenya
on 27th Jul 2014
Loved the product,at 1st wen i bought it,it used 2 download stuffs bt i really don know wat appened nao it dosn't
Reviewed by Emma from England on 16th Sep 2012
Well I got this phone a long time ago and since got a Galaxy Ace. However about a month ago I lost my new phone and after years of not being used I decided to re-use my LG KS360. It was very used, had a crack on the screen, slid the other way it was supposed to, all the buttons were worn away. However it was a trouper and served me well. I even managed to get facebook and it ran faster than my Samsung! now I have found my Galaxy Ace. Just wanted to say good job baby! I love you. R.I.P My LG KS360. <3
Reviewed by Lukas from England on 14th Aug 2012
I have this phone for a years now. Yes it does switch himself off sometimes but solution for that is to put memory card in it and try to save everything there, also keyboard is awesome, treat text view is an excellent idea. Internet settings are dead easy to set (call your provided in case of any issues) and it is easy to use. I am using it everytime when I am waiting for new handset to comeout and I am impressed so far.
Reviewed by Mallaidh from UK on 10th Jul 2012
I have had this phone for about three years now, I bought it, forgot about it and rediscovered it. It is a basic phone, but it is great for texters. Don't buy this phone expecting a huge number of apps, you'll be disapointed. When you get right down to it, think cheap blackberry minus BBM.
Reviewed by Madison from United States on 19th
May 2012
This phone is so frustrating! It's way too small, & shuts down when you are texting. You constantly have to clear your inbox because the memory can't hold it & it has a short battery life. I would not suggest this phone to you.
Reviewed by tylar butcher from ?????? on 24th
Apr 2012
this is the best phone ever i love it yaaaaaa!
Reviewed by Jay emmanuel from Nigeria on 21st
Apr 2012
LG KS360 is a nice phone to use
Reviewed by ? from ??? on 16th Apr 2012
I HATE it.................its slogan might as well be :
Reviewed by bob from england on 13th Apr 2012
The KS3360 is an 'okay' phone but it didnt fullfill all of my phone needs.Without a memory card the memory has very little space and is quite slow at times (e.g. if your messages inbox is building up).Like some,im also clumsy and have dropped my phone a number of times, but unexpectedly,the phone's screen hast cracked.This is due to the fact that that the KS360 is quite solid and compact.Overall the LG KS360 is an okay buy.
Reviewed by Jimbob from UK on 31st Mar 2012
At first it seemed like the perfect phone, but then problems started arising like it turning itself on and off by its self, slowing down really badly, and goes onto the internet a lot by itself and wastes my credit. Althought i am quite clumsy and have dropped in on any possible surface and the screan has never cracked, and this could have also contributed to my problems
Reviewed by Wajid khattak from - on 18th Mar 2012
I like it
Reviewed by Sam from England on 27th Feb 2012
I've had this mobile for almost 2 years, it's a pretty good phone - for it's price anyway - obviously it has it's negatives and positives:
* Switches off A LOT! My friend has this phone too, and the same thing happened to hers.
* Battery life is v. bad! Especially if I you like listening to music and using the mobile internet.
* Camera is v. basic, but if you don't mind having a simple camera this phones for you!
* But the phone is stylish, and great for texting.
Overall it's an okay phone, but it is quite cheap...obviously LG products aren't v. good in the first place...I'm planning on buying the Samsung Galaxy Fit :)
Reviewed by spyro from England on 8th Feb 2012
I've had this phone for 2 yeard now. It's great for texting and that, but I can't even setup the email or internet on it! It sometimes restarts when I send texts, and watch my own recorded videos. I would recommend this phone to everyone, but after it gets to about 2, it starts to let you down.
All in all, it's a great phone!
Reply by nathan from bornemouth/kinson on
11th Feb 2012
Yes ive had that ive now had mine for 3 years now when u plug the charger in it phones someone u cant set up the network the touchscreen is not functioning propely and now its slower than it used to be also it cuts out when play vidios and sometimes when u play music another thing is that it sometimes wont turn on even though it has battery but now in 2012 the phone is still working and i think its a amazing phone to be honist its still realy good to use SO LG KS360 IS THE BEST PHONE IVE EVER HAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! love it:) :) :) :) :) :) :) :) :)
Reviewed by Ella from England on 20th Jan 2012
Do not get this phone. It might look nice at first and really cool but you'll get bored of it very quickly. To get anything out of this phone you will need a memory card as you can only take 10 pictures with the normal memory. I would recommend a blackberry as the are getting cheaper and are 1000000 x better than this phone.
Reviewed by Carly from England on 15th Jan 2012
I chose this phone for my 17th Birthday, and at first it was great. Took a while to get used to the keyboard but it was so much easier to text than phones without the qwerty keyboard. However, after a while it started to turn off randomly, and it started to lag when i turned the screen for the keyboard, sometimes it didn't turn at all and I would be looking at it the wrong way round. The final straw was when people called me and it began to ring but not show the screen so I did not know who it was, or people would ring and it would shut off. I treat my phones well but use them a lot. The battery life is not that great either so it isn't for someone who uses it a lot. Saying that, the text messaging was really great in layout, allowing you to see the full conversation on one page like an iphone. I will give a 3 star because it was great at first but not for me! Qwerty keyboard is great for text lovers, but the phone quality goes downhill very fast. I know others that have had the same problems with it turning off on its own randomly.
Reviewed by LouiseP from Scotland on 15th Jan
this is a cute wee phone, with a decent sized keyboard that slides out BUT I have had no end of trouble with mine, switching itself off halfway through writing text messages or when trying to call, and when making phonecalls not connecting right away so you're going "Hello! Hello???" and they can hear you but you can't hear them, then it eventiually connects = bloody useless as a phone then!!! Maybe it was just my handset that was faulty, but that was a replacement one, so get at your owen risk!!! No free games, have to pay for them all too. Very little memory for photos, only had about 15 and memory full! ..and unable to email or download onto computer (unless I'm just technically inept, lol). Good for texting, when it worked. After 2 years of frustratiion have traded it in for a budget android at same price with much more for your money ..LG ...binned, kersplat!
Reviewed by Chloe
from UK
on 19th Dec 2011
Got this phone 2 years ago, loved it at the time, not anymore! It doesnt store any files, the Internet is slow and rubbish, the damn thing turns itself off when it gets confused so I give this 2 stars out of 5 DON'T BUY get an android or blackberry, much betr
Reviewed by Charlie from australia on 15th Dec
I am getting this phone for Christmas i have already looked at one and it is really cool! the qwerty keyboarde is perfect for my love for texting lol
Reviewed by Lulz from Malaysia on 14th Dec 2011
Ive been using it for more than 2 years now n not planning on getting a new one atm. I must say its pretty good considering the price lul
Reviewed by alan from england on 11th Dec 2011
well i don't have it yet but my friend has one. it is amazing it has everything i think it is better than my blackberry
Reviewed by love from uk on 5th Dec 2011
this phone is bad, trust mee! i brought this phone nd the week it started getting stuck nd kept on deleting my photos nd thing! i would never have got this phone if i was you! you can only have 500 message so if u get more than 500 message this message sine will start coming nd you wont be able to recive any more :@ i hate this phone! please dont get this phone!
Reviewed by Jibril mohamed
from UK
on 8th Nov 2011
It a very nice phone. But i wanted to know its security when i wana restore the phone memory
Reviewed by Isabella
from UK
on 2nd Nov 2011
hi i had this phone for my 10th birthday it is a great phone and i use it any time. its great for around my age because it is good for texting all your frends
Reviewed by loubiaman
from UK
on 26th Oct 2011
the only con in this phone is the lack of wi-fi otherwise i think it's pretty cool and especially fancy-lookung :D
Reviewed by Rhianna
from UK
on 25th Oct 2011
my mobile wont connect the internet
Reviewed by xox
from UK
on 25th Oct 2011
I've had this phone for about a year and a half. At the beginning it was working great and i was quite fond of the phone because of the stylish qwerty pad, i bought the phoone when many people had it. Unfortuanetly it doesn't last that long, it stopped working and constantly kept turning off, its out of fashion now and I cant wait until i can get rid of it.
Reviewed by patryk
from UK
on 17th Sep 2011
this phone is good
Reviewed by Tommy
from UK
on 13th Sep 2011
When I first bought this phone it was brilliant, but then after a few days it started freezing and switching itself off all the time. The internet connection is slow and most of the time you can't enter a site. It always freezes especially when you go to use the keypad. I've had it for less than a year and have decided to get a new phone.
Reviewed by jf96
from UK
on 11th Sep 2011
Horrible phone, worst I've ever had.
Reviewed by lowri
from UK
on 11th Sep 2011
ive got this phone and it isnt very good it takes ages to turn on and it is slow after that as well!
Reviewed by Joseph Sammut from MALTA
from UK
on 30th Aug 2011
I bought this type of mobile LG Serial No 007KPDT336442 last March 2011.During these last five months, this mobile stopped working for three consecutive times. Sometimes I find this mobile switched off automatically or else on other occasions the mobile jammed. To start it again I had to remove the battery for a few seconds. I asked for my mobile to be replaced but the shop from where I b ought it is refusing to change it. This phone is totally RUBBISH.
Reviewed by orla
from UK
on 20th Aug 2011
Reviewed by Aaron
from UK
on 18th Aug 2011
I am in love with my phone but the only thing that does not impress me with is that,it doesn't read songs on my memory card anddoesn't want to download
Reviewed by Raphael Obafemi
from UK
on 18th Aug 2011
I like the phone, but the battery life is too bad.
Reviewed by Beth
from UK
on 16th Aug 2011
Excellent phone, lasted me almost two years before I decided it was about time to get a new one! Well worth the price, bought this when it was on sale for £50, and definately don't regret it. Was outstanding for the first couple of months, but slowly started to deteriorate after a while. Would freeze and turn off when two texts came through at the same time, and also turned off at other random times. Camera's good in daylight, but quality isnt so good in dim lighting - not bad for a 2 megapixel camera! Internet proved to be quite slow, but again, what can you expect for the price. Also, after a while the battery went from average to worse, leaving me charging it every night when I went to bed (however I am constantly texting throughout the day so not at all surprising!) would reccomend this phone, looks good and definately worth the money.
Reviewed by Flowers
from UK
on 12th Aug 2011
I had this mobile phone and when i got it i thought it was the best mobile ever as I got it for a cheap price, im quite young and i used my mobile quite alot for texts and pictures Without a memory card your lg is rubbish, you can at least hold 1 long song and a short one. And about 14 pictures. I had my mobile for a year and a bit and it started gettig really really slow, and kept turning off, I knew a couple other people who said the same i wouldnt recommend it
Reviewed by Chic
from UK
on 1st Aug 2011
I bought this phone as my second phobe. This phone only perform well about a year and a half. Then you will have problem the screen goes blank and sometimes it shut off by itself. And recently I had problem to turn it on. I had never dropped the phone or any other accident. Too bad, physically i love this phone. It's cute and mine is pink color which make me happy to own it. I love the sound when i open the qwerty slide. But the constant problem really turned me off. Now i had to find another cute pink phone to replace this one. My advice, don't buy it.
Reviewed by Linsay
from UK
on 1st Aug 2011
I got this phone from Tesco and about 6months after I bought it, it just started turning itself off, usually in the middle of writing texts (very annoying!). Sent it to get fixed 3 times then the third time (just before my guarantee ran out) Tesco seemed to fix it, although it started doing it again and I now have given up on it! Maybe this was a one off but I do not recommend buying a phone from Tesco anyway. Shame, because I quite liked the phone!
Reviewed by Cllr John
from UK
on 9th Jul 2011
Bought phone off internet.Would not have done so if I had seen it in shop first. Key pad is grey and the letters are light blue, so not easy for old codger to see. Worst, now phone has started to turn itself of - usually when I close the key pad. Won't buy LG again.
Reviewed by Anonymous
from UK
on 7th Jul 2011
I bought this phone yesterday. It was a very nice little thing, with a neat qwerty keyboard and great display. However. When i tried to make calls it kept ending them before i had said a word to anyone. Very frustrating and i had to send it back. Hopefully they will send me another one and it will work :)
Reviewed by Jenni
from UK
on 22nd Jun 2011
My review has to be a good one. I had this phone as a present last year and it has been really good. It's very loud and can store music on a memory card. I had trouble getting music from my computer to the phone but when I Bluetoothed a song it worked. When you have a lot of text's the phone takes a long time to load but it does come! The corners chip easily and you can't really see the screen when you are outside. I set an alarm bit it didn't go of at the time I told it to but at a different time. The camera is quite good it does take pictures and they do turn out well but the phone can't take a lot of pictures so you have to have a memory card. All in all i would say that there are better phones than this one but for what it is i would say it is good!
Reviewed by Lissy
from UK
on 18th Jun 2011
I supposed the phone is alright when it comes to texts but the mp3 systems songs are very expensive and usually take a very long time which is annoying because it never works downloading things the first time so you have to do it twice. Another thing which seriously bugs me is how if you have to about 15 texts it will slow your system down! The camera is really annoying because I'm only allowed 10 odd photo's I have to even delete my playlist to even get another 10.
Reviewed by Jnr
from UK
on 14th Jun 2011
Neva mek a mistake of buyn ths fone..its trash!!it completely turns itsef off and its very slow..wth time it tells u-u cnneva dowload anythn'..wht kinda fone does tht??? i wasted my money on it!!
Reviewed by Very Happy KS360 Buyer
from UK
on 12th Jun 2011
I bought a ks360 about 1 year ago and has had no problems from it. I am a keen texter and touch pad wizard.I love and recommened it to any buyer. I love it and would never break it. Hope you can find one soon to buyer it and have a many happy hours with it.
Reviewed by Jasmin Robinson
from UK
on 5th Jun 2011
I got this phone for my birthday in 2009, and it was great, for the first few months. Then it went downhill, it started turning off, going on the internet and stuff like that, un neccesaryily! I soon got fed up with this and gave up. I went out to the earphone warehouse and got a cheap Alcatel. Don't get this phone if its going to be a long term phone
Reviewed by Lucy
from UK
on 5th Jun 2011
I only bought it because I thought it was touchscreen so when I got it, it was an anticlimax. And it won't let me get music on it. But the good thing is I can go on the Internet on it.
Reviewed by Natasha
from UK
on 5th Jun 2011
I have had the LG KS360 for just under half a year and so far am very pleased with it, i bought it as a replacement for my old phone thinking it was just a cheap phone, but i was wrong... The sound is good and with a memory card can fit lots onto it. It is very clever how it has a touch screen for certain features but normal keypad for everything else, the screen is a resonable size, but i am slightly disapointed with the camera as it doesn't have any flash.I am pleased with this phone and would recomend it to anyone.
Reviewed by sam
from UK
on 2nd Jun 2011
ok-looked good at first, but then paint scratched quickly, so did screen. has survived a few jobs but v. glitchy e.g. batterylife indicator varies, phone can cut out in the middle of a phone call. when charging, it dials random people on my contacts! These glitches are v. annoying as do the lack of decent internet, but it's an OK phone. This is all true no exaggerations!
Reviewed by KKGA
from UK
on 27th May 2011
LG KS360 is good and attractive,but it lack some features including 3D games.
Reviewed by Katie
from UK
on 27th May 2011
This phone is a good idea but not really value for money. I hadn't realised that you can only use the touch screen for dialing numbers and thats it. I would hev like to use the touch screen for more than just that. Also the keypad isn't the easiest thing to use as the buttons are rather hard to press if you are writing a text in a hurry and most of the time you end up with letters missing or extra letters. Overall, not a great phone and not the best value for money.
Reviewed by Emalie
from UK
on 26th May 2011
I have had this phone for about a year now i was happy when i first got it but now the glitches just keep coming for insetence switching itself of, the k on the keyboard is faulty and now half of the phones keys are freezing. To be honest i woukld not buy a LG phone again. My mum got the next model of this phone as the defects got to bad for her to use it LG claimed they had fixed the gliches but still no better. Do NOT buy !!!
Reviewed by William
from UK
on 23rd May 2011
Its a very good phone, its quick and easy to use! The texting on this phone is AMAZING!!!! So overall it is an amazing phone and i <3 it. But there are only a few problems, it scratches easily, it frrezes sometimes and it turns off on its own! But overall........ Amazing phone!:-)
Reviewed by hannah
from UK
on 22nd May 2011
this is the worst phone ever do not buy it it is soo slow and does not send mms msgs i am dissapointed with it and would not reccomed it it looks pretty buts thats about it
Reviewed by meganerd
from UK
on 21st May 2011
i'm disappointed because it lacks wi-fi but overall it's impressive
Reviewed by Ben ;)
from UK
on 18th May 2011
I bought this phone about 2 years ago and wish I never had , all of my friends have had the same experience like me ! It's a rubbish phone so please don't waste your money on something that you are going to regret buying ;) the only up is the tiny bit of touchscreen. The samsung chat is much better and is only £15 pounds chEaper ;) I hope you listen and maybe save your money <3
Reviewed by Nina
from UK
on 9th May 2011
Had this phone for about 1 year and a half..I'll get straight to the point..battery life absolutely sucks!!!! If use the internet or music player you would need to charge this phone everyday...It's stylish but texting can be a bit of a pain if you text really fast buttons kinda switch over to Fn...my friend has this phone she also had the same problems. Don't know if this is with every phone but if you close the slide to hard it can switch off...it does usually switch of randomly. It's a pretty good phone despite all those qualities..worth the price i paid for it...
Reviewed by Rosie
from UK
on 8th May 2011
DO not get this phone- it works fine for a couple of weeks then it gets all glitchy, takes texts out of threaded, says there's double the amount of texts, doesn't show up new texts screen and turns off like every 2 minutes! Everyone who has had this phone that I've spoken to has said exactly the same, I got it repaired but it didn't do anything and the repair centre said they had a lot of complaints about this phone as well. Save up a bit more for a phone that actually works.
Reviewed by hi
from UK
on 8th May 2011
This was my first phone and it is gr8! I <3 the keypad its so cool! lol
Reviewed by Maddie
from UK
on 6th May 2011
Reviewed by Rudy Asaan
from UK
on 3rd May 2011
This fone is one of the best works of lg mobile.am feeling it,but the badside its software probs but above all its mwaaaah.
Reviewed by DENIXY
from UK
on 28th Apr 2011
Well i like the phone but the only problems i have with it is the USB connectivity and the email service by the way is it just my phone or is it all KS360s that can only send 300k as an email
Reviewed by Hannah
from UK
on 18th Apr 2011
I've had this phone about a year now and I really love the slide out QWERTY keyboard! I got used to it really easily and I can text messages really quick! Although after a while(maybe 3 months?) it started to randomly turn itself off sometimes during writing a text . The memory isn't that big so I suggest getting a memory card! The music player is okay however you can't send texts or look at pictures or anything else while the music is playing - unforch :( Buuut I like this phone! Great for non stop texters! Be careful in class though! The buttons can be loud when its quiet! This is a good phone however. Reliable because I've had it over a year :P x
Reviewed by andrew
from UK
on 12th Apr 2011
i had this fone for about a year or two nd it wrks well... cuts off randomly tho after a while which is annoyin signal is bad... battery life is ok qwerty keyboard is good yeahh nd dats all... get a bb instead y'all
Reviewed by d....
from UK
on 10th Apr 2011
i think the phone is good for the price and the keypad is great because i am always texting. the camera could be better, and there should be a game instead of just trial games. but overall it is a great phone and i really like it!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reviewed by henni
from UK
on 7th Apr 2011
i got this phone for my birth day and LOVED it but as it gets older it doesnt seem to work as well for instance the battery life goes down alot quicker than usual which is annoying and whenever i slid my phone up the screen went black just a few thecnical hitched but overall a good phone!
Reviewed by Khan
from UK
on 6th Apr 2011
This phone is rubbish. I have had it for 2 years and I regret everyday of having it! It turns off everytime I delete something, it freezes! Just the worst phone ever! They stop selling it because it is so bad.
Reviewed by shaky
from UK
on 6th Apr 2011
This is a good phone but for one thing it keeps turning itself off which is annoying when trying to text and i have to keep checking to see if it's still on
Reviewed by jay
from UK
on 31st Mar 2011
really good
Reviewed by Halz
from UK
on 30th Mar 2011
It's A Nice Phone BUT Here's The Ups And Downs: ~Good~ *Has Orange Messenger ( If You're On Orange ) *Cute Qwerty *Customisable *Easy Texting & Facebook ~Bad~ *No Flash *No 3G *No Wifi *Laggish. So Overall I'm Going To Award It With 4 Because I'd LOVE Wifi & Flash. If You're Looking For Something Better Then Get A BB Curve <333
Reviewed by Aoife
from UK
on 27th Mar 2011
For the first year and a half or so, its brilliant except for the camera. After that.... The battery goes everyday and it really annoys you.
Reviewed by olivia
from UK
on 19th Mar 2011
grrrrr this phone is great but mine has my dogs chew marks in it and has a crack everyone else has updated phones and i have this one my mum nor dad would ever get me a new phone i mean they bairly even buy me a pencil sharpener for instance at a gift shop let alone a phone i want the htc wild fire but i no i should stop dreaming!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Reviewed by Liz
from UK
on 16th Mar 2011
avoid! i did absalutly love this phone when i first got it and i was constantly playing on it. i absalutly LOVED it! but then it began going really dodgy. withing days if i got two texts at the same time, or if i got a text whilst deleting messages, it would completly freeze and be useless for the next 30 mins. so i had it swapped on carphone warehouse's 28 day policy. On this phone i had the same problem, and then if i made or recieved a call the first 30 seconds at least i heard nothing, whereas the caller could hear me, and it took my money for this! the memory was pathetically tiny, meaning inbox had to be deleted ever 3 days. not a problem if it didnt take 20 mins to get through 30%! unreal. i ended up having three swaps untill i had to start sending it away for repairs. got to the 2/3 before being given a new one and was told it was totally dead and there was nothing i could do. great. the text would lag and also annoyingly swap letters around if you typed to fast. not a texting phone!!!! such a shame! i think the best and only good feature is the chat stream allowing you to see all the messages to and from each person. but the picture allocation did not work either. i wasted 60 on this phone and it lasted 5 months. and that was with replacements and fixing. being completly honest and knowing the value of money, dont buy it, for the love of god dont. you will regret it and carphone warehouse dont do money back garuntee, unfortunatly. please please please dont get it! i recomend for the same price, or lower the lg cookie. may not be a looker but its lasted my sister 4 years, yes 4 without breaking or needing repair, and now i have it and have come quite attached if im honest. its lovely. get that instead.
Reviewed by Megann x
from UK
on 12th Mar 2011
I loved it for ages, it was christmas and I was stuck and bought the other one. Then I had a blackberry, but I want this now.
Reviewed by rockychick
from UK
on 4th Mar 2011
I have this phone and it always!! turns off by itself even if its not out of battery, its ok other than that
Reviewed by Halie
from UK
on 1st Mar 2011
I Love This Phone And Its Features And I'm Goin To Give It An 4, It's A Shame It Doesn't Have Wifi And The Camera Could Be A Bit Better. But That's Okay, And It Was Well Worth The Money :) I'm Gonna Buy LG Town Next Though. Amazing Phone :D
Reviewed by Emma
from UK
on 23rd Feb 2011
This is a very good phone. It is my 3rd/4th phone as I lost my first KS360 and was so pleased with it that I bought a second. Only two things I am not so pleased about which are ; When they say touch screen it isn't really and can only be used for dailing, and so to me it seems like it is there for the sake of it. he other thing is somtimes the background randomly changes to a live square. But a very good phone that I hope to use for a long time.
Reviewed by Mark
from UK
on 15th Feb 2011
i think this phone is good mainly when it comes down to texting, however the video recording is poor and whilst recording the phone has to be held still or else alot of blur will ensure. the expandable memory of up to 4GB is really good for music lovers as well as the built in mp3-player. video playback is generally good, and so is the sound quality of the video. however when it comes down to downloading videos the fact that it dosnt support anyhting like Xvid is a let down, only being able to play MP4 or 3GPP format also means watching films on the KS360 is not the best. the battery life though (especially when listening to music) is great, i did a test continually playing a song and the battery lasted for 11hours!> it has some let downs but for the price it really offers alot more than most phones in the same price range.
Reviewed by bobbbbbb
from UK
on 9th Feb 2011
i had it for a month and ok dont work and every time i slide IT up/down quickly it turns off WORST FONE EVER DO NOT BUY!
Reviewed by Jim
from UK
on 8th Feb 2011
I have owned this phone for over a year, as has my boss, and both our phones have developed a malfunction whereby the keyboard seems to get keys confused, and when you call somebody the speaker refuses to work.
Reviewed by hhhheellllllllllooooooo
from UK
on 6th Feb 2011
gd but keeps on turning off its self and rubish memory :(
Reviewed by charlie
from UK
on 3rd Feb 2011
this phone is rubbish! i had it for a month and it already broke, the screen went black and it wont swich on, all that lights up is the key pad lights, just dont bother getting it!
Reviewed by Sean
from UK
on 28th Jan 2011
The lg ks360 is the worst phone I have ever bought it always turns of by it's self and always loses signal in areas where all my friends have signal i suggest you don't buy it. The phones a big dissapoinment
Reviewed by rakhee
from UK
on 24th Jan 2011
the best phone in the world i got mine tday i am so happy i got the blue one and i think its so amazing i love the phone it has good features :)
Reviewed by R.a
from UK
on 22nd Jan 2011
this Phone Is Brillaint....If you Want a Phone that turns itself off When your not even using it...Or When you are using it...The Phone works fine for about 4 months them Dies...Ive Replaced it Before now Because after 2 weeks the screen died and now after 5 months it randomly turns itself off...
Reviewed by Richard Bukenya
from UK
on 22nd Jan 2011
i love this phone. Ever since i got it life has been made easy for me via text and calling. Am not planning to sell it or replace it any time.
Reviewed by Ross
from UK
on 21st Jan 2011
Keeps crashing and turns off randomly. don't get it
Reviewed by Elisabeth
from UK
on 16th Jan 2011
Don't buy this phone! it's really awful because it always freezes and turns itself off!
Reviewed by ava touthy
from UK
on 11th Jan 2011
dis fone is rubbish DO NOT GET IT I REPEAT DO NOT GET I get de samsung champ first of all its cheaper better n does not smash to pieces when i fals i have had two of dis fone n thrust me i have had a lot of fones n dis has to b de worst i even had a poor nokia one ... it was WAY better than de lg ks360 i got it de first time n wit in two weeks i had to bring it bak to de shop so i said i would buy another 1 just to give it another go but i is rubbish
Reviewed by Shirleen
from UK
on 5th Jan 2011
rubbish phone. dont recommend it at all :( keeps switching itself off whenever texting :/ dont consider it because its clearly the phones fault.... 90% of the phones users find something wrong with it eventually (usually switiching off thing) yeah at first its great, looks great but wait a couple of months, even weeks and you will be disappointed.
Reviewed by Emily
from UK
on 31st Dec 2010
A good phone but would help if it stayed on. when you are texting the phone cuts off thats the only really bad problem with it.
Reviewed by caren
from UK
on 29th Dec 2010
it just super for the price!
Reviewed by Kat
from UK
on 26th Dec 2010
nice phone, i have it.... but it getting old now !!
Reviewed by Anna
from UK
on 12th Dec 2010
I have had this phone for nearly two years and it has hardly given me any bother. It has froze a couple of times but only if you click to too many things and not giving it time to load. It is handy and is easy for quick texting. You have many choices of fonts, colours, design and layout. It is a perfect size for your pocket and is easy to use. It also included a touch pad which is usual when searching for a contact to ring.
Reviewed by Anonymous
from UK
on 10th Dec 2010
I got this phone last year and it worked fine, up until a few months ago, when it started to turn itself off automatically at the most irrelevant time possible. I thought at first that it was due to the fact that I dropped it a lot, but I was told that there was a fault in the phone. I found that the phone tends to need a full battery to stop it turning off. This tends to be quite hard as the phone loses charge very quickly.
Reviewed by hannahrose5
from UK
on 7th Dec 2010
when I first got this phone, It was Amazing, then after a while, it started to work really slowly... If it ran out of battery and then I got it charged, it would take AGES to start working again! then sometimes I'm typing a really long text message, and then all the bars would go down to nothing! I would have to switch it off and then back on again and then I would have to wait for it to start to work properly AGAIN! though I like the key pad it is a good phone apart from the problems above...it doesn't last long thats all I'm saying
Reviewed by lol
from UK
on 6th Dec 2010
i love this phone i also love texting so this phone really helps me text fast this is 1 of my favourute phones
Reviewed by lgks360hater
from UK
on 4th Dec 2010
This phone is rubbish. After I had it for about 4 months it started turning off when i hadnt asked it to! The memory is rubbish but it does hold a memory card, the video is rubbish because the sound is a few seconds before the picture! DONT BUY IT IT IS A WASTE OF MONEY!
Reviewed by tom osborne
from UK
on 4th Dec 2010
dont buy this phone...it switches itself off for no apparent reason, and there are issues with memory. We are now on the 3rd replacement and it is doing the same thing so clearly a production fault....finally going to get rid of it.
Reviewed by dissapointed
from UK
on 3rd Dec 2010
this phone is rubbish! it may seem good for the first few months but I had mine for the maximum of 4 months and it started randomly turning off! I decided to ignore this matter because I quite liked the phone ninth longer I left it the worse it became, by now whenever I went to text or do anything on this phone it turnt off! the battery use is not even worth talking about, the camara is ok but I never really used it for taking photos, the mp3 player is good, the phone scratches really easily and after a while of sliding the keypad up it starts to slide the other way sometimes. out of 5 I would give this phone a 2 because of all the things I listed above! if you are thinking of buying this phone, personaly I wouldn't waste my money on something that is only going to last 3 months!
Reviewed by rock76
from UK
on 25th Nov 2010
i love the lg ks360 because of its slide out qwerty keyboard and its fun and easy ay oif touch screen dialing and its good mega pixel camera with a good pack of 2mega pixel camera which is quite good phone


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LITTLE ROCK Stormy weather and heavy rain is in the forecast for Arkansas on Tuesday.
The National Weather Service said Sunday that Monday temperatures will be unseasonably warm, with highs in the 60s and 70s across the state.
On Tuesday, a cold front is forecast to push into the state, bringing widespread rainfall of between 1 and 3 inches. Severe thunderstorms are possible, with the greatest risk in the southeastern part of the state, where the weather service says the air will be the most warm and unstable.
Late Tuesday night and early morning, some light snow may be possible as the precipitation ends and the cold front moves through.
The Storm Prediction Center in Norman, Okla., said there is a slight risk of severe weather across Arkansas on Tuesday.

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SANTA FE, N.M. (AP) — Santa Fe Community College has started construction of its new higher education center, a facility being built in partnership with four other New Mexico schools.
According to the Santa Fe New Mexican (http://bit.ly/15IRlqb ), the center is expected to open in the fall of 2014, enabling students to obtain bachelor's and master's degree in Santa Fe.
Participating schools include the University of New Mexico, New Mexico Highlands University, and the Institute of American Indian Arts.
New Mexico State University will join the partnership in July.
Building the facility and paying for the site will cost about $12.5 million. Funding is coming from bond money approved by voters in 2010.
The center will serve approximately 800 students. That's an increase from the nearly 500 now in a pilot project.


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Sunday was the Super Bowl, yes, but it was also a day whose name ended in "-y" after the Patriots' season had ended. So Rob Gronkowski, naturally, was drinking and dancing shirtless somewhere. But he went further than usual this time around!
Sunday's chosen locale was XS Nightclub in Las Vegas, which is the place to go to see acts recommended by Axe-smellin' frat boys. The older dude from LMFAO with the hair—his name is "Redfoo," but I'm not gonna call him that—was making some kind of music there. And evidently Gronk found himself so hypnotized by the music that he turned up onstage and got to boogieing. But soon he tired of boogieing. The boogieing was too tame. So he pantomimed a groin kick and then pinned his homeboy to the ground. Then he got up and started jumping around again. His arms were fine. God bless him.
Here's TMZ's video—we thank Shot of Ginn for pointing us to it.


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By: Cresta
I recently bought a bottle of Brancott Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc 2010 after first trying it at P.F. Chang's a few weeks ago. It is now one of my favorite Sauvignon Blancs.
Brancott Sauvignon Blanc has a pale straw color with a hint of green. It is aromatic with distinct smells of pineapple and grapefruit. An intensely fruity wine with flavors of gooseberry, tropical fruit and lemon-lime, but well-balanced with its invigorating high acidity.
Marlborough is one of New Zealand's sunniest, driest areas. Lots of sunshine combined with cool nights and a long growing season helps promote the lively fruit flavors for which this region is famous. Brancott Vineyard is where the original Sauvignon Blanc vines were planted.
And, just this week Brancott Estate launched a new smartphone app (compatible with Apple and Android) called World's Most Curious Bottle. There are 14 'unique consumer experiences' on the free app, including entertainment, food pairings, tasting notes and more. Users can unlock the experiences by scanning the QR code on the new Brancott Estate labels…pretty cool. Cheers!
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Rascal Flatts have come clean about lip-syncing their performance on the ACM Awards Sunday night.
The award-winning trio performed their newest single, "Rewind," which is the title song of their upcoming album. But after the broadcast, fans were speculating that the performance was lip-synced.
USA Today even mentioned it in their coverage of the show. "Flatts sounded as perfect performing their new single as they've ever sounded on television," Brian Mansfield wrote. "Maybe a little too perfect."
In a post to Twitter and Facebook on Monday night, the group admitted the performance was canned, explaining that they were forced into that course of action after singer Gary LeVox lost his voice in advance of the broadcast.
April 8, 2014
The Flatts are set to release their new album on May 13. They will kick off their Rewind Tour on May 16 in St. Louis, Mo. Keep up with their upcoming concert schedule here.


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Nice writing!
I'm the lone voice for Houston. I'm surprised by the near-unanimity of the vote.
I agree about Schiano. Can his act endure in the long run? Or will players start to tune him out? I'm guessing they will. I also agree about Eli. I think a lot of Monday's loss goes to his trouble managing the game.
The Panthers are making brave noises this week. It wouldn't shock me to see an upset, just as it wouldn't shock me to see Denver lose.
I'm ATD on Dallas and Washington. Just realized I'm favoring the NFC East this week. I usually try to avoid that. Then again, it means I'm disfavoring the AFC North. Perhaps bias may have something to do with that...
I think Dallas can make things difficult for the Bengal passing game, and I don't trust BJGE to be good enough to keep Cincy in it. Romo's been a 2nd half monster in recent weeks, so as long as it's close at halftime, I don't think it will be close enough in the end for Garrett and Romo to screw this game up.
Other than Torrey Smith, the Ravens really don't have the WRs to exploit the Redskins' secondary. Perhaps this becomes a Jacoby Jones game, but that stadium should be rockin' and rollin', and Flacco has struggled on the road. I don't see the Ravens defense being able to stop the spread option.
Not ATD on NE over Hou. I agree with Rich that NE loses one of their next 2 games. I just happen to think SF matches up much better against them. Houston has been the cream of the AFC, but I think NE makes this a "Get off my lawn!" game.
A Carolina upset would shock me more than an Oakland upset. This game has all the makings, being on a weird night, the "come together" event regarding Dennis Allen's dad passing, and the fact that Allen is facing his former team. But I can't see Manning tripping up against a secondary that's that bad. I think Denver pulls away in the 2nd half and ends up blowing them out.
I am after the dash with the Cowboys, the Redskins, and the... Jets. I can't claim this as my reasoning for picking them, but there is no universe in which the Jacksonville Jaguars deserve to be a unanimous winner. In any week.
That is also why the Council's unanimity on the Cleveland Browns makes me nervous.
STL should win, even coming off a big division win over SF, true this will be an outdoor game for STL, but BUF D & O tend to sputter, we'll see if they keep using their duo RB run game.
I just thought they used it last week vs JAC due to weather and JAC DL is fairly weak, even adding DE Babin didn't make enough of a difference.
it's also interesting to note that the council were nearly unanimous (9-0) for all division games
what are the chances for all of them to be correct, I don't know, but I think at least one of them will go the other way and DET has the best chance, maybe even MIN (due to CHI is beat up)
Granted it's a small sample size but amongst Niner fans that I rant and rave with...there is no QB controversy. I think any speculated controversy is a product of the media.
Smith was playing his very best and it sucks for him that he lost his starting job but I don't know one person that follows the Niners that felt comfortable with him as the long term answer. And it appears fairly certain after only a few games that the Kaeper has a much higher ceiling than Smith.
Done and done in my book. Let the young man get his reps in now and get ready for the playoffs.
Denver at Oakland, Cause Oakland sucks.
St. Louis at Buffalo, I don't actually believe it, but I want it, so I am going to.
Atlanta at Carolina, See Denver v. Oakland
Dallas at Cincinnati, tHIS IS WHERE cINCINNATI NEEDS TO WIN TO SEPARATE FROM pITTSBURGH.
Kansas City at Cleveland, Neither team is good. KC is probably worse.
Tennessee at Indianapolis, Why not?
N.Y. Jets at Jacksonville, I hate the Jets, but Jacksonville iis s---ty on top of being injured.
Chicago at Minnesota, They have to do what I pick once, don't they?
San Diego at Pittsburgh, I hate Pittsburgh as much as I hate the Jets.
Philadelphia at Tampa Bay, Just to be annoying.
Baltimore at Washington, The defense scares me, but not as much as the monthly brain cramp surrounding Ray Rice. They forgot they had him last week, so this week shouold be better.
Miami at San Francisco, Miami is bad. They looked OK early cause they were playing the weak sisters of the blind early. The reverse of Buffalo and the Jets.
New Orleans at N.Y. Giants, Tie.
Arizona at Seattle, Not even close.
Detroit at Green Bay- See Arizona at Seattle.
Houston at New England - Houston wins this one. We shall see about the rematch in January, after I go back and see what I predicted pre-season.


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A Modern Moroccan Ryad
Dutch designer Yvonne Hulst and Spanish designer Alberto Cortes have a small empire of gorgeously decorated holiday rental homes in romantic places like Bali, Morocco, and Ibiza. The Ryad Dyor is their Marrakech retreat, and just checking out the photos is like a mini vacation.
The traditional courtyard building is over 300 years old, but it's been updated with modern grays, browns, and ochres. Intricate patterning is everywhere in Marrakech, and the Ryad Dyor has its fair share, but for every lacy, detailed metal grill there's an open expanse of blank wall — in other words, the designers were careful to balance traditional influences with modern sensibilities. There's also a nice mix of African and European furnishings, textiles, and accessories.
For more information, check out the Ryad Dyor's website and Facebook page.
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Author Notes: This recipe is an adaptation of the one that I'm told originates with Homesick Texan, although I couldn't find it on her blog. (I did become excessively distracted by her other offerings, however, including desserts made with Dr. Pepper WEE OO!) Hers calls for pecans and chili powder, however, which I have eliminated, and upped the chocolate. I can promise you these will be eliminated within minutes so watch out. —Jestei
Serves: a crowd
Prep time: 30 min
Cook time: 15 min
2 1/2
cups powdered sugar
cup unsweetened cocoa powder
teaspoon ground cinnamon
teaspoon kosher salt
egg whites
teaspoon vanilla extract
2 1/2
cups semisweet chocolate chips
- Preheat the oven to 350F and line baking sheet(s)with parchment paper
- In a bowl of standing mixer or large bowl with hand held mixer, mix powdered sugar, cocoa powder, cinnamon, and salt on low. Stir in the egg whites with a stand or hand mixer until the batter is well mixed. Stir in the vanilla extract and chocolate chips by hand. The batter will look weird. Don't worry about it.
- Using a small cookie scoop or spoon blob batter onto the baking trays, about an inch apart. They will spread a bit.
- Bake until the cookies are cracking on the surface, about 15 minutes.
- Let cool for ten minutes on the trays then carefully remove to cooling rack.
- These will keep in covered container for three days but you'll never keep them that long.
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June 02. 2013 12:25AM
Ted Siefer's City Hall: Board may reverse course, seek full-time AD
By TED SIEFER
New Hampshire Union Leaeder
The state's largest school district will revisit the topic of a hiring a full-time athletics director after all.
Manchester's school board on Wednesday voted to pull the district's posting for a part-time athletics director and re-post it as a full-time job.
"I still think to do the job right, you need someone full-time, going to games at night, checking the coaches," Ward 9 school board member
Art Beaudry
Tom Brennan
said the school board's Athletics Committee is scheduled to discuss the full-time/part-time matter when it meets on June 11. A new job posting will follow, based on what the committee decides.
Beaudry's stance is a bit of a reversal. The former chair of the board's athletics committee, Beaudry has in the past supported keeping the job part-time, but that was only because the district had a capable director who was willing to do the job.
That changed with the announcement that
Dave Gosselin
was retiring.
But where will the money for a full-time salary come from at a time when the school board has been trying to hoard every last penny to hire more teachers?
Hockey games, says at-large board member
Dave Wihby
, the current chair of the Athletics Committee. There's a new source of revenue, now that the board has authorized the selling of tickets to hockey. Wihby notes that the past few inter-city games drew close to 600 spectators.
"These funds would at least help alleviate the funding issue," Wihby said, noting that Gosselin was already getting $37,000.
There was another wrinkle in the discussion of the position Wednesday. Apparently Gosselin, aware that the district had its hands full in trying to fill leadership posts, offered to stay on.
But Wihby said that even Gosselin said the director job shouldn't be a part-time gig.
"Talking to 'Goose,' he was limited in how much time he had to go to games. I think the right move is to make it go full-time," Wihby said.
Of course Gosselin will be missed, not least for that great nickname.
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ON WEDNESDAY, Ward 10 school board member John Avard, after emerging with his colleagues from a lengthy closed-door session, announced that a contract agreement had been reached with the district's paraprofessionals.
"We believe this agreement will lead us toward a greater future for our students, and we thank the paraprofessionals for being the first bargaining unit to reach agreement," declared Avard, who chairs the board's negotiations subcommittee.
It was pretty good timing, as earlier in the evening the board had debated and then voted to pass the cupcake ban - er, the update to its nutrition and wellness policy. It was the restriction on sweet-filled school birthday parties, of course, that drew national media attention - and closer to home, caused many to question the board's sense of priorities.
The breakthrough on the contract allowed the board to, ahem, clear any bad taste out of its collective mouth left by the cupcake debate.
The agreement with the paras, as they're often referred to, is a big deal. It marks the first time district employees have agreed to ditch health care plans that many in the private sector might consider quite generous. In place of 7 percent employee premiums and $5 co-pays, the paras will get to choose among HMO-type plans with 15 to 20 percent premiums. The district estimates the agreement will result in $514,000 in savings over two years.
Another member of the subcommittee, Chris Stewart, Ward 3, said after Wednesday's meeting that he believed the district was on the "precipice of some very exciting things."
In voting for the contract Wednesday, the board flexed its muscles in a way it never has. In the past, negotiations with the district unions were handled directly by the mayor. Early in the school year, the board foreclosed this possibility by opting to form its own negotiating committee and hire legal counsel.
Perhaps it's not surprising that Mayor Ted Gatsas didn't seem to share in the sense of triumph at Wednesday's meeting. And to be sure, any celebrating is probably premature, given that while there was agreement on the paras contract, an impasse had been declared in the talks with the teachers union, the largest of the district's bargaining units.
Gatsas abstained on the vote on the paraprofessional contract, and had critical questions for Avard and district's business administrator.
The contract, like all labor agreements, must be ratified by the aldermen, and it should be noted that in that chamber, the mayor, thanks to his veto power, wields more authority.
Gatsas told me he has a simple measure for determining whether one arrives at a good contract: "If both sides walk away and neither likes it."
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SUMMER is in the air, and in an election year that would typically mean it's time for elected officials to turn their attention to their campaigns. One senses, however, that between last minute budget revisions, the superintendent search and contract negotiations, the city's politicians will be kept plenty busy in the coming weeks.
Still, this has not prevented the two candidates for mayor from holding their big fundraisers.
Mayor Gatsas' takes place Thursday, June 6 at St. George's Cathedral on Hanover Street.
As per usual, Gatsas sees the event as a community gathering and celebration. There will be food, beverages and "a balloon person for the kids," he said.
His rival, Ward 12 Alderman Patrick Arnold, held his own kick-off fundraiser Tuesday at the Shaskeen pub on Elm Street. The guest list was a who's who among Democratic city politicians, including state Sen. Donna Soucy and former mayor Sylvio Dupuis. The event was sponsored by the Manchester Education Association, the Professional Fire Fighters of New Hampshire and the State Employees Association.
The haul at Arnold's event, however, will likely be dwarfed by the amount raised by Gatsas this week.
Arnold said there will be more fundraisers to come. "It was a very successful and we're going to plan more like it," he said. "We're building momentum toward victory in the fall."
"City Hall" appears weekly in the New Hampshire Sunday News. Email staff reporter Ted Siefer at firstname.lastname@example.com. Follow him on Twitter @tbsreporter.


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October 08. 2013 5:15PM
Driver charged with hitting cyclists in Hampton waives hearing
By JAMES A. KIMBLE
Union Leader Correspodent
HAMPTON – The woman charged with driving into a group of bicyclists and killing two Massachusetts women waived a hearing that would allow her to hear evidence that police have compiled against her.
Darriean Hess, 19, of Seabrook, waived her probable cause hearing in 10th Circuit Court, Seabrook District Division, on two counts of negligent homicide. She remains free on $50,000 surety bail.
Hess's case will now be handed over to county prosecutors who could seek indictments against her in Rockingham County Superior Court.
Police said Hess veered a 2002 Honda into a group of bicyclists participating in the Granite State Wheelmen Seacoast Century Ride on Sept. 21. The crash happened just hours after Hampton police ticketed her for speeding and driving without a license.
Cindy Sheppard, 48, already facing charges in superior court of selling drugs, was charged with providing Hess the painkiller Fentanyl.
But investigators have yet to say whether the drug was in Hess's system at the time of the crash.
She remains held on bail on the two cases pending against her.
Sheppard's lawyer said Tuesday he has no immediate plans to request lower bail for his client, but he might ask a judge to free his client once more details about the case comes to light.
"It's a distinct possibility," Defense lawyer Neil Reardon said. "She's a double amputee and does have some medical issues.
It's unclear if Sheppard will face other charges in connection with the case. Police said that Hess was released to Sheppard after she was pulled over for speeding. Sheppard also took control of the vehicle - a 2002 Honda Civic belonging to a friend of Hess, police said.
Hess got back behind the wheel in the same car around 8:30 a.m. and drove southbound on Route 1A at a high rate of speed when she drifted over the double yellow line and crashed.
Pamela Wells, 60, and Elise Bouchard, 52, both of Massachusetts, died while participating in the Granite State Wheelmen Seacoast Century Ride on Sept. 21.
Two other injured bicyclists were Uwe Uhmeyer, 60, and Margo Heigh, 54, also of Massachusetts.
Police have also summonsed the person who owned the Honda, Scott Martin, 19, of Seabrook. Martin was charged with a violation-level offense for allowing Hess to drive the 2002 Honda sometime after midnight, knowing she had no license to


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We regularly get viral email addressed to one of our email accounts purporting to be from our webserver (supposedly from an admin). The email says something about needing to update our account. I have never checked this out because it seemed obviously viral (Mcafee cathches it) and I know that email addresses can be spoofed.
However, today I thought to look at the return path and it does contain our appliance address. Should I be concerned that the server has been cracked? Any particular tools that I (as a novice) could use to make a reasonable scan?
Thanks for any suggestions.


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PD: Power company worker drives drunk on job
Passenger found with marijuana
PD: Power company worker drives drunk on job
Passenger found with marijuana
SOUTH DAYTONA, Fla. —
Officers in South Daytona said a subcontractor for Florida Power & Light was driving drunk on the job.
Eric Brooks faces drunken driving charges.
The 28-year-old was arrested in South Daytona on Tuesday after police said he veered off the road while making a turn and drove over a coquina rock. His truck was towing a compressor trailer that overturned, damaging the yard where it landed.
Police said he failed a sobriety test and the results revealed he was more than twice the legal limit.
A co-worker who was a passenger in the truck, 26-year-old Kurt Yelvington, was charged with having 30 grams of marijuana in the work truck.
Related: Power company workers drives drunk on job, officials say


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Soon, Blockbuster will be no more. The truth is, for many of us, the store has been history for a while, but news that the chain of video stores is closing its last remaining doors is reason enough to wax nostalgic over the place it had in many of our video-watching lives. When factoring in my own personal history with home video, Blockbuster was really just a blip on a timeline full of more memorable ways to get my movie fix.
With Blockbuster's demise, now seems like as good a time as ever to review the evolution of home video over the last few decades. I grew up in a middle class household on Long Island, the middle of three sisters and a younger brother. For a family of six, going to the movies was a pricy affair and thus, a rare treat. More often than not, it involved the dollar theater that played second-run movies. But as a born and raised movie-lover, I can't complain, as I was fortunate enough to have a tech-savvy father whose own appreciation for cinema and home entertainment technology allowed me to grow up a proper movie fan. For as long as I can remember (going back to the early 80s), we had a VCR and we had HBO. And my father even managed to barter his computer services — a hot commodity for small businesses in those days — in exchange for all the rentals we could handle from the local mom-and-pop video store in town. See, this was before Blockbuster. It was before Netflix and iTunes and On Demand. In the 80s, if you wanted something, you usually had to leave the house to get it.
Looking back at my own history of home video, I realize there were six key stages of home video evolution in my life, some more vital and memorable than others in shaping me to be the movie fan I am today.
1. The local video store.
In the pre-blockbuster era, the local video store was a privately owned establishment that you might find in a shopping center, maybe set between the liquor store and the supermarket. It was probably smaller than your average Game Stop or Hot Topic. Somewhere in that range, though. And it may have been made even smaller by the sectioned off area where they kept the adult films. I could tell you about the time I managed to sneak into that little room to see what was in there, only to have my father drag me out by the collar of my coat, but my memory of that is fuzzy, and that's probably for the best. The point is, these cluttered little video stores were jam-packed with movies, and not just the ones you've heard of. If the video store was a good one, they had the weird stuff too and the guy at the counter had seen all of them. I have fond memories of my dad coming home with a tape or two on random nights when he got home from work. We always begged him to get the movies we knew and loved, but oftentimes, he'd insist on bringing something new (or something very old) home instead, and I appreciate that much more in retrospect than I did then.


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It?s mini train weekend at Largo Central Park again!
Starting at 10 a.m. Saturday (May 4) and Sunday (May 5), everyone ages 1 and older can ride the mini train for free.
The event regularly takes place on the first full weekend of each month.
The rides are free, but they do accept donations to keep the program operating.
Largo Central Park is at 101 Central Park Drive in Largo.
Due to insurance restrictions, pregnant women are no longer permitted to ride the trains.
For more information, visit http://www.lcrailroad.com/


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Woman dies in crash involving Cumberland County deputy
A woman has died in a wreck with a Cumberland County sheriff's deputy.
State troopers say the crash happened at about 10:30 p.m. Monday as two deputies in separate vehicles responded to a call about a possible suicide attempt.
Troopers say the woman's SUV allegedly hit one deputy's car but didn't stop. Somewhere between Fayetteville and Hope Mills, authorities say the woman hit the second deputy's car as they entered a sharp curve in the road.
The woman was killed in that crash, and the deputy broke an ankle. The deputy involved in the first crash wasn't hurt.
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World's First Tow-Behind String Trimmer for Riding Lawn Mowers
DR Power Equipment, the company that revolutionized grass and weed trimming in the 1980's with their iconic DR Trimmer/Mower, has introduced something just as exciting this spring. It's the world's first Tow-Behind Trimmer/Mower for riding lawn mowers, a new and exceptionally easy way to trim while you mow!
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Auburn University officials are reacting strongly to online reports of wrongdoing in the Tigers football program. Thursday evening Auburn Athletics Director Jay Jacobs sent an open letter to the Auburn Family and also released a statement that Auburn gave to ESPN.
The ESPN letter was in response to a story alleging widespread use of synthetic marijuana on the Tigers' 2010 BCS National Championship team and that accuses AU of not telling players' parents about positive drug test results.
Here are the two letters in full:
After a thorough internal review, the Auburn Athletics Department believes many of the allegations made by the individuals interviewed for this story are baseless and inaccurate.
As the District Attorney told a jury in open court a year ago, Auburn football and Auburn's policies had nothing to do with what happened the night that four former football players were arrested for armed robbery. Unfortunately, the defendants in this case are simply facing theconsequences of their actions.
The facts clearly demonstrate that the Auburn Athletics Department and the Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics acted appropriately and aggressively in response to the growing threat of synthetic marijuana during the 2010-2011 academic year.
Auburn Athletics began testing its student-athletes for synthetic marijuana three days after a test became available. Since our drug testing policy was amended to include synthetic marijuana as a banned substance, there have been three positive tests for the drug out of more than 2,500 drug tests administered.
All of our student-athletes are regularly educated on the harms of all types of substance use and abuse, including synthetic marijuana. In addition to education, any student-athletes who test positive for drugs are required to seek professional counseling.
Auburn Athletics has always and will continue to put the wellbeing of our student-athletes at the forefront of our mission.
Dear Auburn Family,
You may have seen a story on ESPN.com this eveningabout the former Auburn football players who were dismissed two years ago for their involvement in an armed robbery.
The story chronicles the former players' use of synthetic marijuana, which the defendants in the robbery case have used as their primary defense in court. We expect another, more in-depth story to appear in an upcoming print edition of ESPN The Magazine.
We cooperated with ESPN in the story because of how appropriately and aggressively the Auburn Athletics Department and the Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics acted in response to the growing threat of synthetic marijuana during the 2010-2011 academic year.
As a father of three, I sympathize with the parents of the young men who face prison sentences for their alleged involvement in the armed robbery. While they have a right to speak out, I have an obligation to share the facts, whichclearly show Auburn Athletics tried to help these former student-athletes.
Some of the statements made in the story are wrong and need to be corrected, while others need to be put into proper context. One player interviewed by ESPN, for example, alleges that up to half of the 2010 football team was using synthetic marijuana. It's hard to be more wrong than that. The facts and our drug testing results simply do not support such a claim.
A parent interviewed told ESPN they would have done more to help her son had we done more to let her know he was in trouble. That is incorrect. The facts demonstrate that our coaches and Sports Medicine professionals had regular communication with the parents and that every effort was made to warn our student-athletes about the dangers of synthetic marijuana.
Allow me to share with you the facts that we provided to the reporter. Some of them were included in the initialstory. Some were not.
• Auburn Athletics began testing for synthetic marijuana three days after our testing company made a test available. A test became available on Jan. 24, 2011, and Auburn added the test to its panel on Jan. 27, 2011.
• Since our drug testing policy was amended to include synthetic marijuana as a banned substance, there have been three positive tests for the drug out of more than 2,500 drug tests administered. Those three individuals are no longer on Auburn Athletics rosters.
• As soon as our Director of Sports Medicine was aware that synthetic marijuana was a drug readily available in convenience stores in the fall of 2010, Auburn Athletics contacted our drug testing company to inquire about whether they had a test for synthetic marijuana and when one would be made available. They did not have a test at the time.
At the same time, our Director of Sports Medicine began education efforts aimed at our coaches and student-athletes.
• Auburn Athletics provided urine samples to the drug testing company to assist them in their efforts to develop a test.
• The Director of Sports Medicine and former Coach Gene Chizik both addressed the football team about the dangers of synthetic marijuana at multiple team meetings in the Fall of 2010, before a test was available. A story about the drug was placed on the locker of every football player on the team.
• Within the first few months of testing, 3 percent of our student-athletes tested positive for synthetic marijuana.
• Phone records show that more than 50 phone calls were made to the parents of two former student-athletes who were interviewed by ESPN.
• The father of one of the student-athletes who was apparently interviewed by ESPN was sent a letter informing him that his son had failed a drug test for regular marijuana two months before the robbery.
• The Auburn Drug Testing/Drug Education Advisory Committee recommended to the Committee on Intercollegiate Athletics that synthetic marijuana be added to the Auburn Athletics drug testing policy on March 14, 2011. The policy change was adopted that day.
• Penalties for the use of synthetic marijuana were put into place for the next academic year beginning in August of 2011. Since it became a banned substance under the drug testing policy, only three student-athletes have tested positive for synthetic marijuana out of more than 2,500 tests administered.
I hope the facts clear up any misconceptions about drug use among our student-athletes. It is important for you to know that Auburn Athletics conducts approximately 1,500 drug tests each academic year. Less than one percent of our student-athletes test positive for illegal substances.
INFORMATION SOURCE: Auburn University Athletics Dept.


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Warning: Resale of tickets is strictly prohibited. Resale ticket are not accepted in the Park. QR codes on tickets dated Sunday, November 1, 2015 or later that have been purchased from resellers through places such as ticket agency sites or online auctioning sites will be nullified. More details
The Universal Express™ Pass is a convenient ticket that lets you enjoy each attraction once with shortened waiting times.This ticket can be used to shorten your waiting time at attractions and to guarantee a spot for viewing the parade.Tickets can be purchased on the day at the park, but are available only while supplies last. Tickets will not be available on the day if they are sold out beforehand (excluding some tickets). When entering the park, a separate Studio Pass (entry ticket) such as a 1 Day Studio Pass is required.
Universal Express™ Passes for shortening waiting times at time-limited events and attractions are also on sale.
1.English support is available for ticket purchases.Make your purchase ahead of time at travel agencies for easy access on the day of your visit.
2. Make your purchase on the day of your visit at the ticket booth or ticket windows inside the park.
3. Make your purchase on the day of your visit at partner hotels (excluding some hotels / only for hotel guests).
On the tickets, there are attractions that are time-designated and those that are not. For attractions that are not time-designated, please visit them any time during operating hours. For time-designated attractions, please visit them at the time printed on the ticket, and make sure each guest is carrying one ticket. Present the QR code on the ticket to a crew member at the Express Pass entrance of your chosen attraction.
PresidentDallin H. Oaksof theFirst Presidency and his wife, Sister Kristen M. Oaks, will be the keynote speakers at Family Discovery Day at 1:00 p.m. MST on Saturday, March 3, 2018.
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The Family Discovery Day general session with President and Sister Oaks will begin at 1:00 p.m. mountain standard time on March 3, 2018, and will be streamed live on the home page of LDS.org .
President and Sister Oaks will be sharing family history insight and experiences that will bring your family closer together, help you make new connections, and highlight the importance of family history and temple work.
Other special guests
Family Discovery Day will also feature popular LDS speakers including BYU religion professor Hank Smith, America's Got Talent finalist Evie Clair, popular singer Kenya Clark, and prominent Latin American artist, Alex Melecio. See streaming schedule below for times.
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In the second draft of Walter Benjamin's celebrated essay, "The Work of Art in the Age of its Mechanical Reproducibility," he argues: "What is lost in the withering of semblance, or decay of aura, in works of art is matched by a huge gain in room-for-play [ Spielraum ]." This Spielraum – which plays on the multiple meanings of the German Spiel , "play," "game," "performance," "gamble," – becomes the grounds for new emancipatory possibilities to emerge in an art freed from cultic, mimetic, and "authentic" value, freed from use-value to play. The late film and media theorist Miriam Hansen was one of the first to note, almost in passing, that perhaps Benjamin's argument, originally constructed around film, might in fact apply more obviously and directly to videogames. In this class, we will explore this particular possibility as we apply an array of aesthetic, literary, and social thought towards the articulation of a critical theory of videogames. The videogame has become an ascendant cultural form of vast aesthetic, sociological, and, of course, economic significance. But a literature focusing specifically on the aesthetic experience of the player – and indeed on the Spielraum that is opened up between the game and the player – is only beginning to come into focus. As such, this will be a highly experimental class which will incorporate theoretical readings, in-class game analysis, and at-home play and reflection. It will be held over three Saturdays for three+ hours at a time and accompanied by a gaming installation and a series of public talks and discussions. Excerpted readings will be drawn from: Plato, Kant, Benjamin, Schiller, Haraway, Habermas, Hansen, Weber, Auerbach, Butler, Schechner, Baudelaire, Berlant, Buck-Morss, Brennan, Horkheimer, De Duve, and others, as well as more recent videogame-specific literature. Games to be considered include: Super Mario Bros ., Metal Gear Solid , Journey , Fez , Portal , Papers Please, Metroid Prime , Noby Noby Boy , Bioshock, Child of Eden , Saints Row , Bit Trip , Monster Hunter , Katamari Damarcy and more.


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text: Content marketing a priority, but poorly funded Published on August 06, 2013. Waltham, Mass.—While content marketing is a priority for marketers, allocated budgets and content quality do not necessarily reflect its importance, according to a report from digital marketing and content company iMakeNews Inc. According to IMN's "Content Marketing Survey," 90% of respondents said content marketing is a either a high or medium priority, but 46% said it represented less than 10% of their marketing budgets. Also, 44% cited finding and sourcing relevant content as their primary challenge. Only 27% said the content their company distributes establishes them as a thought leader, with 13% saying it reads like sales collateral. Among other findings, the most effective content marketing vehicles have been social media (51%), websites (44%), email blasts (42%) and newsletters (42%), according to the study. IMN's survey was handled online in July and drew 100 marketer respondents. Most Popular In this article: BtoB


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Cemetery Resources in the OHS Collection
Information regarding cemeteries, headstone inscriptions, and more can be found in the OHS collection. To locate cemetery books, refer to Oklahoma Cemeteries: A Bibliography found under call number F 693 P5. This publication lists resources by county and includes an alphabetical listing of cemeteries by name.
Researchers can also search the online catalog for more information relating to cemeteries.
Locating Cemeteries
To find information about the cemeteries in a specific county, refer to the cemetery index books. Created by the Oklahoma Home and Community Education, Inc., this series includes a volume for each of Oklahoma's seventy-seven counties. Volumes include information such as cemetery listings, maps, general description, and photographs. Look for these books in the reference section.


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The Roorkhee Chair
Ten sticks of wood and basic skills are all you need to make this ultra-comfortable (and portable) seat.
By Christopher Schwarz
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Furniture historians tend to paint the Arts & Crafts movement as a turning point for modern furniture design – where style turned its back on the ornate excesses of the Victorians to embrace the simple lines of what was to become the more utilitarian furniture of the 20th century.
I won't dispute that assessment, but it neglects a long-overlooked piece of furniture: the Roorkhee chair. Named after the British headquarters of the Indian Army Corps of Engineers in India, the Roorkhee chair was developed in the final years of the 19th century as the British military become more mobile following humiliations it suffered in South Africa during the Boer Wars (1880-81 and 1899-1902).
Weighing less than 13 pounds, the Roorkhee chair breaks down quickly, takes up little space and is shockingly comfortable. Because it has no fixed joinery, the legs and stretchers move to accommodate uneven terrain and any sitter.
It was a mainstay of the British army and navy up until World War II, according to Nicholas A. Brawer's book "British Campaign Furniture" (Abrams). And it also appears as a popular item for campers, adventurers and those on safari.
While all that is quite interesting, what is more fascinating is how the work-a-day Roorkhee chair directly influenced generations of modern furniture designers. Marcel Breuer's "Wassily" chair (1925), Le Corbusier's "Basculant" chair (1928), Wilhelm Bofinger's "Farmer Chair" (1966) and Vico Magistretti's "Armchair 905" (1964) all owe a tremendous debt to the Roorkhee chair.
This summer I built a run of these chairs for customers and for a book I'm writing about campaign-style furniture, and I selected one of the simpler forms of the Roorkhee to reproduce. To build it you need only 10 sticks of wood, a handful of tools and some upholstery. You can easily get the upholstery made in canvas by anyone with a sewing machine, or you can take the route I did and use cowhide, which is surprisingly simple work. Either material is historically correct.
Begin with the Legs
The 13⁄4″-square legs are beefier than modern examples of Roorkhee chairs, so resist the urge to skimp on material. The historical examples I've examined are made using mahogany or oak, so you can take the high road or the low one, depending on your budget.
Begin by shaping the legs. The cylinder at the top of each leg and the ankle at the floor are both 11⁄4″ in diameter. So if you aren't confident in your lathe skills, you can waste away some of the material by using a dado stack in your table saw before chucking the work up between centers in your lathe.
Turn the round sections of the leg down to shape using a roughing gouge. Get the cylinder and ankle to size using a parting tool and skew. Use a skew to finish up the taper on the legs and the transitions, and a spindle gouge to create the 3⁄4″-tall astragal that makes the foot. (Just FYI, I turned these legs with one tool from Easy Wood Tools. The full-size Easy Rougher will do all the operations on these legs with ease.)
Blog: See how the tapered tenons and conical mortises are cut.
Blog: Learn how to age the steel hardware for this piece.
On the Web: Read all of the author's articles about campaign-style furniture.
In Our Store: "Chairmaking Simplified," by Kerry Pierce.
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Lafayette Parish Residents To Receive Tax Break
If you are a property owner in Lafayette Parish, you will be getting a break on your taxes this year.
The Lafayette City Parish Council voted to suspend the collection of the 0.94-mill Public Health Unit tax for property owners this year.
The council also voted to reduce the amount of mills collected for the mosquito abatement program from 1.5 mills to 0.5 mills.
Since both of the property taxes bring in way more money to support each program, the council decided this year to make those change.
A surplus of $13.4 million has been collected over and above what is needed for each program. The extra money means both programs will be funded over the next year even though the taxes have been cut.
Both taxes are expected to be restored to their usual levels next year.


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The International Coalition for Aging and Physical Activity (ICAPA) is an international not-for-profit group of researchers and practitioners that promotes the study of active aging; the enhanced delivery of services to older adults; and the collection, dissemination, and discussion of information to help professionals further their work.
If your organization focuses on the study of aging or delivers programs and services to older adults, please consider joining ICAPA. It's free; there are no dues, but member organizations must be willing to participate in the Active Aging Community Center because the Coalition works through the AACC to accomplish its goals.
Active Living Coalition for Older Adults (ALCOA) in Shelburne, Ontario, Canada, is a partnership of 22 national/provincial organizations with an interest in the field of aging. It encourages older adults to maintain and enhance their well-being and independence through a lifestyle that embraces daily physical activities
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Reese Witherspoon On Chris Brown & Rihanna's Relationship: It's 'Absolutely Not Acceptable'
At the 2nd World Conference of Women's Shelters in Washington, D.C., Reese Witherspoon spoke out about Chris Brown's assault on Rihanna and how she tells her kids about the situation
Reese Witherspoon is one of the first celebrities to openly discuss Chris Brown and Rihanna rekindling their romance, after he abused the now 24-year-old pop star three years ago.
At the 2nd World Conference of Women's Shelters in Washington, D.C. Feb. 28, Reese — the Global Ambassador for the Avon Foundation — explained how important it has been to educate her two children — Ava, 12, and Deacon, 8 — about the pop stars to whom they love to listen, reports People.
"My daughter knows what happened. My son knows as well," Reese, 35, said about the Chris and Rihanna situation. "We talk about what is abuse. I think it's important to talk to our daughters – and our sons – in order to educate them at an early age about what's appropriate and what is absolutely not acceptable."
She added, "Although the concept is somewhat foreign to them, they're starting to understand that this happens to families in our country and all throughout the world."
What do you think about Rihanna and Chris getting back together, despite everything that has happened? Do YOU think it's a good idea, or are you appalled by it like Reese?
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