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Item # 30540E5300 | MFR # UN40EH5300FXZA
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It's the job of Samsung's UN40EH5300 to entertain you and it takes that job seriously. In addition to its crisp, clear 1080p picture, this handsome model includes a suite of Internet apps custom-built for TV use. Built-in Wi-Fi® connects effortlessly to your home's wireless network so you can surf the web or stream content from your computer, smartphone or tablet.
Samsung's latest Smart TVs give you new ways to access your favorite shows, movies, games and more, on the web and elsewhere. You'll find content providers like Netflix®, Hulu Plus, ESPN ScoreCenter, and more. A full web browser is included for convenient searching. And Samsung upgraded their AllShare networking feature so you can access your content from the cloud and even control other compatible devices.
The two most essential connections for today's video sources and digital devices are HDMI and USB. High-definition components like cable and satellite TV receivers look and sound their best via HDMI, and so do a growing number of digital cameras and camcorders. And the USB ports let you plug in a wide array of devices like that thumb drive with your favorite photos and music.
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Very pleased with the purchase.
Charles, Hickman, KY
Average Customer Review(s):
Very pleased with the purchase.
Cons: Non
The Samsung 42" 5300 is everything I expected. Shipping was fast, tech guys were super
This TV was damaged in shipment, so I had to return it. It took only one phone call to a very friendly person at Crutchfield to have it picked up, at no charge, and a new one was shippid the same day! P.S. I had to use the star rating, even though it does not apply in this case.
Pros: N/A
Cons: N/A
The TV is great. I couldn't be happier with my purchase. The picture is very sharp and after some tweaking the colors are great too (the Eco Setting is pretty useless. It's really dim and washed out). The online features work great too. I would definitely buy this TV again from Crutchfield. Their customer service is great and 1 day standard delivery to the Philadelphia area is hard to beat!
exellent tv crutchfield exeeds expectations definitly recomended that samsung screen is amazing not to mention super easy to set up the apps you should get one of these
Pros: simple to set up very light weight exellent screen
Cons: none
Black Friday/cyber Monday deal for $449 and free shipping. Just traded up from our old 19" huge box TV which we've had for 22 years! Wow, what a difference! We weren't sure what size to get as we are in a 15'X 19' lounge/dining room combo New York City micro apartment, but this is perfect! Color, sound, and remote are great, haven't watched any of the movie stations, DVD works easily, and aesthetically, it is sooooo beautiful and streamlined. Hope it will last as long as the last TV and not become redundant too soon.Young friend set it up for us and it didn't seem to take very long. We also get more stations than we did before just from hooking up to the cable cord that comes out of the wall (we are too cheap to have cable TV!) Thank you Crutchfields. All from the comfort of my home and I didn't have to wait out in the cold with the Black Friday crazy people! :)
excellent tv. screen resolution is very sharp, vibrant and crisp and smart tv features work excellent
Samsung didn't let me down! I was hesitant to make such a big purchase online, but after reading the reviews and the black friday prices...I went for it. This TV is exactly what I expected and am extremely satisfied.
Pros: Wifi, energy efficient, easy setup, decent speakers, and slim profile.
Cons: Apps stream slowly and constantly are buffering.
So Far So Good......
I luv this tv . Great price so many uses.
I wasn't sure what to think with the true refresh rate at 60 Hz (but Samsung covering it up with its own terminology of refresh rate). But the specs, price, and other customer reviews left me feeling that it would be a winner. After 3 weeks, I'm not the least bit disappointed. Whatever Samsung is doing inside the TV to make action/sports look good is fine with me. I've watched all sorts of programming on this model and it's all great. I've used several apps (Pandora, Netflix, Amazon Instant Video, Blockbuster, several others) and they were easy to set-up and use. This smart TV "boots up" faster than a comparable Vizio smart TV that we have, and the interface is easier. Just wish I had a wireless keyboard like the Vizio remote has. I won't use the "web browser" on this TV. Not with a TV remote!
Pros: Quality of picture on high-action scenes great for TV's price point; Apps and interface more refined than others I've seen; fast boot time; hard-to-find TV on/off timers (several!) on this set.
Cons: No QWERTY keyboard on remote like Vizo smart TV; no analog audio out (only digital); stand is a bit flimsy and screws used to attach it to TV could be bigger to add stability
This TV is almost perfect. Picture is great and sound is what I thought it would be for this type of TV. Actually I was planning to get a soundbar but for it. But really not needed unless you are going to watch alot of action and explosive type movies. This one is for our bedroom. As such I'm surprised no sleep timer on remote. Which is why I said almost perfect. It has a sleep timer but in a menu. Luckily I have another Samsung remote from a 20" TV and the sleep function works on this TV. Haven't used the smart features yet but everything connected really fast to our internet and updated just fine. Plan to explore all the apps soon. Right now just enjoying the beautiful picture!
Pros: Great picture. Good sound. Nice looking. Starts up fast. Has Netfix, Youtube, etc. Easy set up.
Cons: No sleep button on remote.
I am Very pleased with this TV. Picture quality is excellent, No complaints on sound quality or volume and I must say the interface is quite smooth and has the most pleasant menu sounds I've ever come across on any TV. My only gripe is with Samsung's misleading advertising. FYI Wifi Ready doesn't mean it has an integrated wireless adapter, it means that its compatible with any Samsung Wifi adaptor (Sold Separately.) I bought one so not a major complaint, but please be advises it does NOT come with Wifi adapter.
Pros: Everything
Cons: Samsung's Advertising
Great picture. That's what we bought it for. Not interested in the add-ons. Super price and shipping from Crutchfields. Our second Samsung from Crutchfields.
Pros: Picture quality
If you are not a big sports enthusiast or don't need a fast refresh rate this set might be for you. It is a great secondary set, I am using it in the basement for an occasional movie and for our guest. Easy wifi set up, vibrant color and a bargain from Crutchfeild it's a no brainier.
Pros: Vibrant color, easy of use, easy wifi setup, great price
Cons: Cheap and flimsy remote
I absolutely love my TV its gorgeous. The price was lower than all competitors, and excellent customer service.
Pros: Everything
Cons: None
great tv for great price, fast delivery
We bought this HDTV on Thanksgiving and appreciate the prompt delivery of crutchfield. Till now we have watched few HD movies and seen a couple of TV serials. It looks amazing. We have tested most of its features like HDMI connection, internet connectivity, USB connection and they all seem to be working fine except one - it didn't detect my 1TB USB hard-drive but it detects 8 GB USB drive.I don't know if this is its default behavior or the piece has some issue.. need to check.. Except this, this product meets all our expectations.
Pros: Picture Quality Samsung Apps Remote Control through my Galaxy Tab
Cons: Portable hard drive is not detected
The capabilities are there but entering data with the remote letter by letter makes them useless. No option for a keyboard. Crutchfield should have this posted on website or at least a credit for my dissatisfaction....attaching an iPad/laptop is a better option for less $.
Pros: None
Cons: Useless
Great TV. Picture is very sharp with deep blacks. Wifi has good range.
Its a great TV with lots of connect ability. Picture is sharp and exciting. Refresh rate is OK for the programs we watch- mostly Public Broadcasting TV
Pros: Great picture, lots of connect ability.
Cons: The Smart part of Netflix etc is redundant with other equipment I have. The Android apps are OK -but I have equal ones on my Apple TV
It is a great tv and a great price. I am thinking about getting another one. Slim profile and a great picture.
Just an amazing picture, this is not "edge lit" LEDs, it uses direct array LEDs, much superior (ohh the blacks) and uses way less electricity, $7/yr if left on for 5 hours a day/365. The direct array does make this set thicker than the razor's edge lit models. Wireless internet out of the box with a "limited" edition Safari browser. No Amazon Video app which doesn't bother me at all. Samsung also updates and adds new apps quite a bit. Crutchfield set me a version TH01. It came preloaded with zero apps which is great, add what you want. I got a ver HH02 from a different vendor, it came preloaded with 18 apps and they all want to update when you turn it on. I also noticed different default settings on these 2 versions. I favor the TH01 from Crutchfield. Also funny that the floor model at the other vendor was a TH01 but the ones in stock were all HH02. And I can carry it under my arm as the panel weighs only 20lbs, 24 with the stand (approx).
Pros: Great if you get the right version which I got from Crutchfield, I got the "incorrect" version at another retailer. Deep blacks, viewing angle is just not a problem. The speakers use more watts than the panel.
Cons: could be cheaper, no wall mounts included
Well I have this television for a little more than 2 months. I did adequate amount of research before settling down finally for this TV set. Let me tell you my experience with this. This TV has a pretty nice picture quality much like other LEDs clear and crispy, I have to make some specific settings for a clear picture (like use Dynamic mode instead of Standard for Blueray and HD material) and set the contrast and brightness to the right value. It starts and shuts off within no time, user friendly remote, easy to operate. All the set up was easy and you can quickly configure your dish satellite set top box or Roku. It has various internet apps which are easily accessible through its smart TV feature but mostly I use Youtube, Netflix and Skype very handy. If you buy a Samsung camera you can actually do a family video chat sitting on your couch through Skype. It provides good connectivity 3 HDMI port and 2 USB. You can connect an AV cable as well. The best part it it can read my 1TB external USB WD passport hard drive, really amazing. I have see many of Sony and LG tvs failing to read even 8gb of USB drive so that is definitely significant. I guess these are enough qualities to count on a considerable lesser price. Now under $600.
Pros: 1) User friendly 2) Built in wi-fi, very easy to connect. No need to keep you TV near modem and router. You can place it where ever you want. 3) Good picture quality, natural output.
Cons: 1) If you are too freak about the loud surround sound and high voice quality then probably this LED is not for you unless you have an external sound system. I will say that sound is ordinary with the sleek size its difficult to provide big speaks. However sound is clear and good enough for a 10-14 feet living room and also you can connect audio system to the Audio out port available at the back of the TV. I am using same and have connected Klipsch subwoofer and speaker set.
We now own a Samsung laptop, a Samsung DVD player, and 2 Samsung flatscreen TV's. Evidently we like Samsung. We bought all these products based on consumer ratings, price, function and features. We've had the 40" flatscreen for about 2 weeks. The picture quality and the sound are excellent. It took about 5 minutes to set up and connect to our wireless router. What's not to like?
Pros: Great picture, great sound, easy to set up, good price.
Cons: The stand makes the TV sit slightly tilted back, which someone might not prefer.
Great picture and good feature set.
Pros: Picture quality and color depth.
Cons: Only one combined composite/component input. If you have a HDMI audio/video receiver capable of video conversion then that is great. If you have an older receiver, that can not switch composite in to component out and you have any components with only s-video or composite out then you are stuck with using the component in on the TV as AV/Composite. No S-Video in.
I did considerable searching both online and at retail stores. For less half the money of the 32" flat LCD that my purchase replaced, I have a 40' smart LED / LCD --- that provides a great picture --- while fitting in the same space as my old LCD.
Pros: Just about everything: size, clarity, ease of set-up, prompt delivery and solid customer service.
Cons: I wish the sound outputs allowed for easy, inexpensive, add-on speakers.
great led screen nice sound
Pros: all outstanding
Cons: none yet
|Screen Size
|Screen Design
|Aspect Ratio
|Screen Resolution (pixels)
|1920 x 1080
|Screen Refresh Rate
|60 Hz
|Backlighting Type (for LCD TVs)
|LED (direct-lit)
|Quantum Dot Color (for LCD TVs)
|HDR (High Dynamic Range)
|Internet Movie Streaming
|Netflix 5.1,Hulu,Vudu,YouTub
|Bluetooth Audio Streaming
|Voice Remote
|Picture In Picture
|Parts Warranty
|1 Year
|Labor Warranty
|1 Year
|Type of Warranty Service
|Total Video Inputs
|HDMI Inputs
|Component Video Inputs
|Composite Video Inputs
|RF Inputs
|Ethernet Port
|USB Ports
|Optical Digital Audio Output
1 Rear
|Analog Audio Output
1 Rear
|Power Consumption
|Estimated Yearly Electricity Use (EnergyGuide)
|61 kWh
|Estimated Yearly Energy Cost (EnergyGuide)
|Dimensions & Mounting Information
|Width (inches)
|Height with Stand (inches)
|Height without Stand (inches)
|Depth with Stand (inches)
|Depth without Stand (inches)
|Stand Width (inches)
|Weight with Stand
|25.4 lbs
|Weight without Stand
|21.2 lbs
|Wall Mountable
|Wall Bracket Included
|Pedestal Stand
|Assembly required
Video Features
Audio Features
Network/USB Functions
Convenience Features
Remote Control
Mounting Options
Direct-Lit LED Technology: Direct-Lit LED backlight technology bridges the gap between lower-cost CCFL (fluorescent) LCD TVs and newer edge-lit LED-LCD TVs. Samsung's Direct-Lit LED-LCD televisions feature LEDs positioned all the way across the LCD panel's back plane (instead of along the side). Unlike "Full-Array" backlight LED-LCD televisions that also feature LEDs positioned along the LCD panel's back plane, the Direct-Lit LED technology uses fewer LEDs and do not offer local dimming. Since there are fewer LEDs, the LCD panel's back plane must be moved farther away from the screen to provide adequate light coverage across the LCD panel, making the TV much deeper than an edge-lit LED-LCD television. Direct-Lit LED backlight technology offers a better picture and is more energy efficient than previous CCFL (fluorescent) LCD televisions, though it requires a much larger cabinet design than newer edge-lit LED-LCD TVs.
Clear Motion Rate 120: Clear Motion Rate (CMR) is Samsung's more comprehensive and accurate measure for how well the LED-LCD TV can display fast-moving images. Previously, motion clarity was expressed simply by the refresh rate, measured in Hz. CMR, however, takes into account all three factors that contribute to motion clarity: panel refresh rate (60Hz), image processor speed and backlight technology. CMR is measured by determining the thinnest line a TV can display in a moving image. The thinner the line, the higher the CMR rating, and the clearer the picture you'll enjoy on the screen.
LED Motion Plus: This function removes drag from fast scenes with a lot of movement to provide a clear picture.
Motion Lighting: The TV automatically adjusts the brightness of the screen in response to the brightness of the room. In bright light, the screen brightens. In dim light, the screen dims.
Wide Color Enhancer Plus: Wide Color Enhancer Plus allows you to see picture color the way the director originally intended. Witness the entire RGB spectrum brought to life on your screen to bring you exceptionally vibrant, yet natural-looking images faithful to the director's original intent.
3,500,000:1 Dynamic Contrast Ratio: The LED-LCD TV delivers a Dynamic Contrast Ratio of 3,500,000:1; which provides stunning colors and deep black, so your picture's details don't get lost in the shadows.
HDTV Tuner: The TV has built-in over-the-air HDTV (ATSC) and Digital Cable (QAM) tuners, so you don't need a separate set-top box to receive and decode over-the-air HDTV/SDTV or unencrypted Digital Cable signals.
1080p Resolution: The LED-LCD television displays all inputs at a resolution of 1080p (1920 x 1080). The television's HDMI and component video inputs will accept 1080p (24/60Hz), 1080i, 720p, 480p and 480i video signals.
Screen Sizes: You can choose one of the following screen sizes.
Note: Screen Size settings can be stored for each external device you have connected to an input of the TV.
Picture Control: You can make the following adjustments for an optimum picture.
Note: You can adjust and store Picture Settings for each external device connected to the TV.
HDMI Black Level: You can select the black level on the screen to adjust the screen depth when you have a component connected via HDMI to the television. You can select either Normal or Low.
Noise Filtration: The Samsung TV provides digital noise and MPEG noise filtration.
BD Wise: BD Wise provides the optimal picture quality for Samsung DVD, Blu-ray, and Home Theater products which support BD Wise. When BD Wise is set to On, the TV's picture mode is automatically changed to the optimal resolution.
Film Mode: The TV can be set to automatically sense and process film signals from all sources and adjust the picture from optimum quality. Film mode is supported in TV, AV, Component (480i/1080i), and HDMI (480i/1080i).
Game Mode: When connecting the television to a game console, you can enjoy a more realistic gaming experience when selecting Game Mode.
PIP (Picture-in-Picture): You can watch the TV's tuner and one external video source simultaneously. The TV channel will be displayed in a sub-screen which can be moved to each corner of the television's screen. You can switch the audio between the main screen and sub-screen.
|Main Picture
|Sub Picture
|External Input: Component or HDMI
|TV: Antenna input
Note: PIP does not function in the same mode.
SRS TruSurround HD: SRS TruSurround HD is a patented SRS technology that solves the problem of playing 5.1 multichannel content over two speakers. TruSurround delivers a compelling, virtual surround sound experience through any two-speaker playback system, including the internal television speakers. It is fully compatible with all multichannel formats.
SRS TruDialog: This function allows you to increase the intensity of voices over background music or sound effects so that dialog can be heard more clearly.
Sound Modes: You can choose from the following Preset Sound Modes:
Equalizer: You can manually adjusts the TV's built-in 5-band EQ (100 Hz, 300 Hz, 1 kHz, 3 kHz, and 10 kHz) for a more customized sound.
Auto Volume: Auto Volume automatically adjusts the volume of the desired channel, lowering the sound output when the modulation signal is high or raising the sound output when the modulation signal is low. This reduces the difference in volume when changing channels. The Auto Volume feature can be set to Normal, Night or Off.
Audio Delay: The Audio Delay function corrects audio/video mismatch, when watching TV or video, and listening to a digital audio output using an external device such as an AV receiver. You can adjust the audio delay from 0ms to 250 ms.
Picture Off: You can turn the television's screen off and still listen to audio.
Audio Outputs: The Samsung LED-LCD television provides an analog and digital audio output.
Network Connection (wired/wireless): You can set up the Samsung LED-LCD TV so that it can access your home network and online Samsung Apps through your local area network (LAN) using a wired (RJ-45 Ethernet) or wireless connection (built-in WiFi). You can setup a wired network connection automatically or manually. You can setup the wireless network connection using these four methods; PBC (WPS), Auto Network Search, One Foot, or Manually.
Note: The TV's built-in WiFi supports IEEE 802.11 a/b/g/n wireless LAN networks and WEP (open/shared), WPA-PSK (TKIP/AES), WPA2-PSK (TKIP/AES) network security.
WiFi Direct: When using WiFi Direct, you can connect directly with other devices without using a wireless router. You'll be able to wirelessly transfer personal content (such as photos & videos) to the Samsung LED-LCD TVwithout connecting to your home network. WiFi Direct completely bypasses your WiFi access point/router, so it's easy to set up. Streaming of copy-protected content and other certain formats are not supported.
AllShare/DLNA Certified: The Samsung LED-LCD TV's AllShare function, along with its DLNA Certification allow you to watch videos (DIVX/MPEG/H.264/WMV), photos (JPEG/PNG/BMP/MPO)), and listen to music (MP3/WMA/AAC/FLAC/OGG) saved on your Windows PC (or other DLNA Certified media server) through the TV via its Ethernet (LAN) port or built-in WiFi (wireless). This eliminates the need to copy your photo, video, and music files to a separate USB storage device.
Note: Windows PCs with XP and Vista installed require Samsung's PC Share Manager software, which can be downloaded for free at www.samsung.com. Not compatible with older Windows OS versions and Mac.
Samsung Apps: Once you have connected the Samsung TV to your home network, you gain access to Samsung Apps. Samsung Apps lets you download for pay or free-of-charge applications and services to the Samsung LED-LCD TV. You can enjoy a variety of content from various downloaded applications; such as videos, music, photos, games, and news. Samsung Apps has a growing collection of pay and free-of-charge online applications that connect you to some of your favorite online content; such as movies from Netflix or Blockbuster, TV shows from Hulu Plus, videos from YouTube, music from Pandora, and social updates from Facebook or Twitter. Once connected to your home network, you can visit the online Samsung Apps store from the TV's Smart Hub menu and download free Apps or purchase advanced applications. The following App categories are available.
|App Category
Description and Listings
|What's New
|Displays newly registered applications.
|Most Popular
|Display the most popular applications.
|Displays apps that provide video media; such as movies, TV shows, and short length videos. You can access Netflix (5.1ch), Vudu, HuluPlus, Blockbuster On-Demand, Flixter, CinemaNow, YouTube, AOL HD, etc..
|Displays various game app; such as Memory, Sudoku, and Texas Hold'em.
|Displays apps that provide sports content and exercise work outs. You can access MLB, NHL, or College for sports; and Push-Ups, Six-Pack, or Yoga for workouts.
|Includes apps that provide lifestyle media services; such as music (Pandora/vTuner), personal photo management tools (Picasa), and social networking (Facebook/Twitter/Google Talk).
|Includes apps that provide information content; such as news (CNBC/USA Today), weather (accuweather), and maps (Google maps).
|Includes educational apps for kids.
|My Apps
|Displays the application list and your cyber cash balance.
|For questions about Samsung Apps.
Note: Smart Apps require an Internet connection with a speed of 1.5mbps or greater. Some application services may be provided in English only and the content available may vary, depending on your area. Visit Samsung's App Guide for a complete list of available Samsung Apps.
Ticker: The Ticker application provides useful News, Weather, and Stock Market information on-screen.
Web Browser (powered by Google): You can access the internet using the TV's Web Brower application (powered by Google). You can search by URL address or keywords. The player will archive your web browser history by Date, Name, or Frequency. You can also save "Favorite" web pages and create a "Home" page. The Web Browser can be accessed from the Smart Hub menu. The Web Browser is maximized to fill TV screen.
Note: The Web Browser is not compatible with Java applications. The playback of Flash videos is not supported. E-commerce, for purchasing products online is not supported. ActiveX is not supported.
Firmware/Software Updates: The television's Software Upgrade menu allows you to upgrade the TV's software & firmware for performance improvements & additional services. You can upgrade in four ways; USB, Internet, Alternative Software, or Standby Mode. The tested television contained firmware version (001004 as of 4/20/2012). Visit the Samsung Download Center for the latest Firmware/Software updates.
Dual USB Ports: The television is equipped with dual USB (type-A) ports. One USB port can accept a USB mass-storage-class device (5V, 0.5A), while the other USB port will accept a USB hard-disk-drive (5V, 1A). Either USB port lets you view photo and movie files, as well as listen to audio files saved on a compatible USB device. Files must be formatted in FAT16/32 or NTFS. The TV can recognize up to 1,000 files in each folder.
5-Way Joy Stick: The television is equipped with a 5-way "joy stick" like button on the bottom right side of the TV that lets you control the TV without the remote control.
Smart Hub: Once you have connected the Samsung LED-LCD TV to your home network, you can start using Samsung's Smart Hub interactive menu system. With Smart Hub, you can stream audio/video content from select Internet sites, access various pay or free-of-charge applications, and view them on the television. Application content includes news, sports, weather forecasts, stock market quotes, maps, photos, and games; plus a recommendation engine which suggests movies you might like from your video-on-demand services. The Smart Hub menu also gives you access to the television's off-air tuner, external inputs, and network connected media devices. The Smart Hub offers the following on-screen menu functions.
Note: Smart Hub requires an Internet connection with a speed of 1.5mbps or greater. You must setup a user name and password. Some application services may be provided in English only and the content available may vary, depending on your area.
Input Source Names: You can assign a pre-programmed name to each of the inputs. When input naming is completed, you will no longer have to remember which component is connected to each input when selecting a source to watch. Source names include VCR, DVD, Cable STB, Satellite STB, PVR STB, AV Receiver, Game, Camcorder, PC, TV, DVI PC, DVI Device, IPTV, Blu-Ray, HD-DVD, and Digital Media Adapter.
Close Captions (CC): The Samsung LED-LCD TV provides Analog Closed Captions and Digital Closed Captions. The Digital CC offers customizable text, font, and size.
Note: The Closed Captions feature does work in Component, HDMI, or PC modes.
Program Rating Lock: The Program Rating Lock feature automatically locks out programs that are deemed inappropriate for children. You can block TV program based on their ratings and Movies based on their MPAA rating, so you have more control over what your children watch. The Program Rating Lock function is protected by a 4-digit PIN.
ENERGY STAR Compliant with ECO Settings: The Samsung LED-LCD TV is ENERGY STAR compliant and provides ECO settings to reduce the TV's power consumption and cut-down on energy costs.
Timers: The Samsung LED-LCD TV offers On/Off and Sleep timers for your convenience.
Auto Protection Time: If the screen remains idle with a still image for a certain period of time (2, 4, 8, 10 hours) defined by the user, the TV's built-in screen saver is activated to prevent the formation of host images on the screen.
Self Diagnosis: The Samsung LED-LCD TV provides a Self Diagnosis menu which allows you to check the television for picture and sound problems.
E-Manual: The television only comes with a brief User Manual. A complete instruction manual is built-in into the TV and can be viewed on-screen. Open the e-Manual to learn how to use the TV's many features.
Wireless Remote: The supplied remote control is designed to only operate the Samsung LED-LCD television only. You can use the remote control up to a distance of about 23' from TV with a direct line of sight. The remote's buttons are backlit and will light up with a press of a button.
Note: This remote control has Braille points on the Power, Channel, and Volume buttons for the visually impaired.
Anynet+: Anyet+ allows you to control all HDMI-connected Samsung devices that support Anynet+ with the Samsung LED-LCD TV's remote.
Pedestal Stand: The TV is shipped with the pedestal stand unattached. The pedestal stand attaches to the television using the supplied hardware. The television weighs 25.4 lbs with the stand.
Wall Mounting: The TV has four threaded inserts on the back for use with an optional wall-mount bracket. The spacing of the mounting holes is VESA 200 (200mm horizontal x 200mm vertical) in accordance with the industry standards set by the Video Electronics Standards Association. The threaded inserts require M6 (6mm) machine screws (not supplied). The television weighs 21.2 lbs without the stand.
Note: When mounting the TV on the stand or a wall (with optional bracket) leave 4" of clearance on each side of the television and 4" above/below the television for adequate ventilation.
Detachable AC Power Cord: The Samsung LED-LCD TV comes with a 5' detachable AC power cord. The power cord sits 0.5" from the back of the television. The power cord is fitted with a right-angle AC plug that sits 0.9375" from the wall.
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Schumacher critical after ski fall
Former racing driver Michael Schumacher is in a critical condition in hospital after a skiing accident in France.
The seven time Formula One racing champion crashed while skiing off-piste in the resort of Meribel and was airlifted to hospital.
According to Sky Sports Germany, a medical bulletin released tonight by University Hospital of Grenoble spokesman Jean-Marc Grenier, said the 44-year-old German was in a coma.
"He suffered a head trauma with coma which required neurosurgical treatment," read the bulletin.
"He remains in a critical condition."
Schumacher's wife Corinna and his two children are reportedly at his bedside.
Earlier, Schumacher's management said he had been wearing a helmet at the time of the accident.
The former racing driver's spokeswomen Sabine Kehm said in a statement: "Michael fell on his head when he was on a private skiing trip in the French Alps.
"He was taken to hospital and is receiving professional medical attention.
"We ask for understanding that we cannot give out continuous information about his health.
"He was wearing a helmet and was not alone. No one else was involved in the fall."
The director of the Meribel resort was quoted as saying the injury, which happened at 11.07am local time, was "not very serious".
Christophe Gernignon-Lecomte said on rmcsport.bfmtv.com: "It was a pretty heavy fall at 1100 this morning while skiing off piste. He was wearing a helmet. He was conscious after his fall.
"Two or three minutes later two ski patrol intervened to help him. They immediately asked for a medical evacuation helicopter. It arrived in less than 15 minutes. He was sent to Moutiers first, then on to Grenoble for more analysis."
Schumacher retired from F1 for the final time in 2012 after a three-season comeback with Mercedes.
Schumacher, who also raced for Jordan, Benetton and Ferrari, won the last of his world titles in 2004.
He won two with Benetton in 1994 and 1995 before moving to Ferrari and winning five in a row from 2000. The German has 91 career wins.
His return to the sport with Mercedes after a spell in retirement was less successful. He managed just one podium finish in his three years with the team and a best end-of-season placing of eighth in 2011.
During his first period of retirement, in 2009, he was taken to hospital after a motorbike crash during testing at a circuit in Cartagena, Spain.
He did not suffer serious injuries on that occasion.
Meribel, an upmarket resort, hosted the ice hockey and women's alpine skiing at the 1992 Winter Olympics.

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Discussion in 'Former Pro Player Talk' started by hoodjem, Oct 30, 2009.
I have seen pictures of them at Hoad's place in Spain.
They were like twins.Potential wise, I don´t think there has ever been a doubles team like the Wunderteam of the 1953-1957 years.
As for Rosewall, he was a very honest and decent guy, but he was very mean, too.He was called among the pros " pockets" ( no Muscles)
What do pockets have to do with being mean?
Of course, both were raised togehter since kids.They couldn´t be more different, tecnichally and personally.Maybe, that is why they were always close.
He kept the money deep inside his pockets (which you can´t criticize since it was very little money by then as compared to the monstruous money journeymen make currently)
Laver and Emerson were also extremely close.They were raised in the same region and both came from humble and very strict farming families.
Laver was very very fond of Emerson and he describes him in a rather funny way in his book.
Ken Rosewall was and is a very humble man. He never asked for special treatments when he was No. 1 of the pro troup.
He never claimed "I am the greatest" as Budge and others have done...
He never belittled an opponent.
He was always friendly to spectators as I experienced myself.
There are rumors that he supported other players...
Well, Ken Rosewall, as far as I know, is a human being, and being mean is not the worst shortcoming I have seen in human race...you know, he ain´t perfect.None of us are.
It's fine that you praise Hoad-Rosewall.
By the way, that combination was also very successful in the 1960s winning Wembley 4 times and French Pro also four times.
Arguably the best ever doubles formation.
I am a long time doubles fan, and I have seen some of the finest doubles teams ever, although I missed some, too.My top ten would go:
2-.Hewitt/Mc Millan
4-.Sedgman/Mc Gregor
8-.Edberg/Jarryd ( not on records, but a huge potential 9
9-.The Woodies
I can tell you about 10-15 more great teams, but let´s leave it like that by now.
In fact, almost any doubles combination between Australian players from 1950 to 1970 makes an almost unbeatable team.It is completely owned by them.
Hoad and Gonzales travelled together in the same car with Hoad's wife, stayed at the same cheap motels, played pool together, and probably drank together.
They once had a supernatural encounter with a bright light while driving together between tour stops at night.
I'm sorry for my bad English: I confused Buddy with Caddy...
You overrate Hewitt/McMillan. They lost several matches at majors to Newcombe/Roche, Emerson/Laver, Rosewall/Stolle and Okker/Riessen.
Hewitt/ McMillan, of course a superb doubles formation, won the 1967 amateur Wimbledon and the 1972 Wimby in a boycott year...
That is probably when Hoad started having serious problems....
1972 Boycott? Hewitt/Mc Millie won a record number of slams, that alone puts them in a league by their own.
Plus, no other team ( with the possible exception of Bromwich-Quist and Borotra-Cochet) played with so much touch, angles and deep knowledge of the position.They moved like they were one single man.
What is your problem, Mr Bobbyone?
I don't have a problem but I would ask you to be objective with Hewitt/McMillan.
Why so harsh? I respect you as a true expert.
Hewitt/McMillan don't have the record number in majors. They "only" have won five.
Newcombe/Roche have won 12 (official record)
Best record have Hoad/Rosewall with 15 majors!
You know that 1972 was a Wimbledon boycott year (pros did not play)...
Hewitt-Mc Millan won more than 60 titles together and dominated for a whole decade, probably a bigger slot of time than Newk and Rochey 8 whom I rank nº1, as you could see).
In the 1978 final, they destroyed Fleming/Mc Enroe; no other team ever ( with the possible exception of Mc namara and Mc namee) have been able to achieve such a feat.
I don´t know if you ever saw them play when they were playing their best years.I did, and that is why I have few doubts about their status as a possible GOAT doubles team
Boycott? That was in 1973. 1972 was a banning. The ILTF banned the contracted pros from their events from January to July 1972, which included the French Open and Wimbledon, and only amateurs and freelance pros could play ILTF events in this period. This action was the final straw before the ATP was formed.
You are right. I used the wrong word. But it does not make a difference: The best players in the world (with exception of Smith, Nastase...) could not play. Especially the best doubles teams were absent with the Hewitt/McMillan duo as exception. Therefore it was rather easy to win at Wimbledon.
Unfortunately I have not impressed you much with the records I have given to you.
I have seen Hewitt/McMillan and was impressed. They surely were one of the best doubles but never No. 2. Hoad/Rosewall were stronger, f. i.
I have already written that in the first three open era years H/M lost deciding matches in the majors: to the three big Aussie formations plus even to Okker/Riessen.
They dominated only after the best doubles duos became old or had retired.
H/M won many South African titles with poor competition.
So, you don´t consider Fleming/Mc Enroe a " dominating" team? Please, let´s talk seriously.
Okker/Riessen were a very good team but can´t compare with the record of the two Southafricans ( remember Hewitt is Australian born).
Hoad/Rosewall probably had more potential than reality, because they turned pros very early.I am sure they would have dominated the Gran Slam titles if remained amateur.Would have been great see them against Emerson/Stolle or Emerson/Laver and, of course, against Newcombe/Roche.
The first great team from Australia were Bromwich and Dr Quist, followed by Sedgman and Ken Mc Gregor.Both teams could beat any other team ever formed at any time.
Hoad/Rosewall with 15? Has to be the best.
In your admiration for Hewitt/McMillan you seem to misread my words.See post 917!
I never wrote about the domination or not domination of Fleming/McEnroe (we only could say that they were not in their prime in 1978).
I did write about the domination of Hewitt/McMillan and contradicted your wrong claim that H/M dominated a whole decade.
I never wrote that Okker/Riessen can compare with H/M. I just wrote that they beat your darlings in a major.
You should accept that Hewitt/McMillan (who I always rank as top team) did not win an open major for 1968 to 1971 when the three Aussie formations dominated.
And please stop writing Gran Slam....
To win 15 major titles, that is the top. They knew each others' moves like brothers.
They did not link up in 1959, when Hoad teamed with Anderson or Trabert, but starting in 1960 they dominated the scene.
They also dominated the amateurs from 1952 to 1956, and Hopman's attempts to substitute Hartwig for Rosewall were very strange.
So who's #1 for the year, as of now?
Djokovic hasn't had a good year winning only three tournaments.
Murray is possible because he won the Olympics which is sort of a semi major and the US Open but only three tournaments in total.
Nadal won the French but is hurt.
I would go with Federer for now. He's won 6 tournaments including Wimbledon. He's had the most consistent year.
On the other hand he's been the most consistent at the majors. One could certainly argue that he's the real No. 1 right now.
Possible, but not very probable. Basically he'll need to sweep the indoor season.
He could have a case if he came back and led his team to another DC title, but he hasn't played any ties this year.
It's a close call between him and Djoko at this point. The WTF (BTW WTF were they thinking when they chose the new name?) will help decide things.
This is a tougher year to call, but I say . . .
Federer (or Djokovic).
Maybe the WTF will decide it.
On a subjective basis I do think Djokovic can be argued to be the best player. Yet I'm not sure if anyone this year played at the level Murray had at the Olympics in the last two rounds.
It'll be interesting.
Four-way tie!
That would be interesting.
It was very close at the top in 1983, with McEnroe, Wilander, Connors and Lendl.
base on what? The slam they each won?
Fed has the most titles with 6, and Nole is leading the atp point race. Nadal has NO result after Wimbledon. So no, they are not tie.
Not in my book.Lendl didn´t win a major, Connors, other than winning the USO had a lousy year, Wilander won the Australian but failed elsewhere, and mac won the biggest one and also dominated the two indoor majors , with his win against Lendl at Dallas being, by far, the best match of the year.
Mac hands down in 83.
Find a hobby.
Do we agree that Nadal and Murray are not in the discussion?
Djokovic is the No. 1 in 2012.
(Sssshhhhhh. Don't tell TMF.)
Yep. ATP World Tour Finals certainly settled that.
Nope, Federer stole Novak's chair, therefore he is the real number one.
That chair must have felt nice, but too bad he held only the no. 2 trophy.:cry:
Everyone knows that the higher ranked player sits to the left of the chair umpire. This is an indisputable fact that proves that Federer is officially the World No. 1.
Learn history. :lol:
Good one.
What criteria do you use for judging who's the world number one at the end of a year?
What criteria do you use for judging who's the world number one at the end of a year, or the best player over a twelve-month period, which might not be the same thing? After all, the "official" computer rankings didn't exist until relatively recently, so such judgements can't be made solely using those rankings.
The official computer rankings are based on money won, which is one way of determining the number one player.
Dan, ?????????????????
The official computer rankings are based on ranking points, from how far one gets in tournaments, not from prize money won. Using your criteria, David Wheaton is the number 1 player for 1991 after getting $2,000,000 for winning the Grand Slam Cup. LOL.
Yes, I see the point about Wheaton.
But the standards for 1959 (and today? where Djokovic guaranteed #1 before the final event) and 1964 and most Grand Prix and ATP years, is points awarded for placing in designated events. This corresponds very closely to prize money won in those events. There was also a bonus money pool in 1958 and 1959, the inaugural years for Grand Prix/ATP Masters type of annual series. The bonus money concept was not carried over into the 1964 series.
Why not just use prize money? Because using points is more dignified, less mercenary, and allows a clearer distinction between designated and non-designated events.
Djokovic this year
I think this is the first time in the Open Era that somebody was #1 for the year on the basis of an AO victory, not paired with any other Slam win.
Nastase and Kuerten have both made #1 with only a RG victory. It's happened many times with Wimbledon and the USO.
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4,8 su settembre 14, 2017
What a beautiful place. Justin is very cordial and helpful. He even brought breakfast to our room. The view is spectacular and the sun sets across the lake from the room view. Breakfast was delicious and special. We do not have one complaint.
5 su settembre 11, 2017
Our arrival was happy & relaxing. Not knowing the area we asked questions & were given great suggestions which proved invaluable & fantastic! We loved being on the lake & used the patio off the kitchen many times in 3 days just to soak it all in. The weather was nice so the innkeeper opened the doors in the breakfast area - a beautiful view & refreshing breeze with an incredible breakfast. We left well pleased, refreshed & fell in love with the area. Deb Bengtson-Ahrendt
5 su luglio 28, 2017
Everything was fantastic. The only down side was that the lake access wasn't great. We would definitely go back!!!!
5 su agosto 07, 2016
We absolutely LOVED our stay! Thanks so much to Justin for making us feel so comfortable at this beautiful B&B! We stayed in the Mediterranean room and it was amazing! The breakfasts were incredible and delicious. You can't be the sunset view and the view of the lake was amazing. R and L Torres, Baytown, TX
5 su luglio 06, 2016
My husband and I didn't stay at the bed & breakfast but stayed in the Homestead cottages they have available (The Texas Tiny House). We needed time to reflect, get away from our everyday busy lives. The Tiny House brought us that exactly. Our time there was amazing and memorable. From the moment we walked into that house, we were happy and amazed at how clean, unique and quaint the tiny house was. The ambiance was incredible. We got to enjoy the hot tub under the Stars with a glass of wine. We were sad to leave but we will definitely go back.
4,4 su aprile 19, 2016
It was a beautiful celebration trip where we were like in our own Home with an exceptional view of Canyon Lake, cozy and quiet. We hope to return soon, but now with friends from Mexico. Genaro's Trattoria just a few minutes away is a delicious place for dinning. Congratulations
4,6 su gennaio 11, 2016
My wife were looking for a few days to get away and relax and breathe a little bit before the new year began. This was the perfect place...even in winter! It was quiet and peaceful and our hosts were amazing. The breakfasts were creative and delicious as well. We very much enjoyed our stay and we plan to return!
5 su luglio 07, 2015
We very much enjoyed our stay in the Medici room and the awesome breakfast prepared for us in the morning. We hope to have our 10 year anniversary there to include our adult children so they will learn about this hidden jewel.
5 su maggio 08, 2015
Thank you for exactly what we needed. Your attention to detail, ability to engage without being over bearing, seclusion, comfort, and I could go on and on. What an amazing get away! We really enjoyed ourselves and will be back in the near future. -Jonathan
5 su maggio 01, 2012
My new husband and I stayed here for our honeymoon a couple of weeks ago. We thoroughly enjoyed our stay! The house is just beautiful and it's right on the lake! There are deer all around that will eat out of your hands with the deer corn that the Innkeepers provide. Justin is such a fantastic host and so easy to talk to! The breakfasts were so delicious and unique! There are so many great little towns near the B&B that make for fun day trips and the hosts have information and directions to many! We just loved our stay so much, that we want to send our parents there and we'd like to return each year for our anniversary! I would highly recommend the Lakehouse Bed & Breakfast! -Angela P. Houston, TX
4,6 su luglio 24, 2011
My wife and I had the pleasure of staying here this last weekend and we both agree that this place was amazing. The friendly and personable owner was a joy to get to know and we highly recommend this bed and breakfast for anyone looking to get away from the hustle and bustle of your everyday life. We stayed in the Le Metropolitain room and thought it was incredible with the view of the lake during the day and stars at night. Thanks again for the great weekend to relax and unwind. We look forward to the next time we come to visit!! -Clay Dixon
5 su dicembre 06, 2010
Great views, great food and excellent host. Had a perfect stay and enjoyed the house and our room. Once you enter the B&B grounds you forget everything outside the walls and have a beautiful lake to gaze out on. We can't wait to return.
5 su marzo 17, 2010
Our stay was magnificient! We have had the great pleasure of spending our 4th and 5th year anniversaries at B&B.(2009 & 2010) Justin is an AWESOME Host and provides you with anything necessary to ensure your stay is one to remember! The tranquil atmosphere is one for the record books! Highly recommend!!
5 su marzo 03, 2010
The Montview Cottage is like a home away from home. We had a wonderful time. Plan to come back to stay in the cabin.
4,8 su dicembre 08, 2009
Great location & great service. We would stay again.
4,4 su novembre 25, 2009
Wonderful, relaxing, romantic cottage stay for our anniversary weekend. We will definitely be coming back in the future.
1,6 su settembre 20, 2009
Arriving to The Lakehouse B&B was anything but impressing. The B&B is located in a ghetto area of the community. There are both homes and trailers on the same properties around the B&B. Front yards include old cars, mattresses, washing machines, couches, etc. The B&B was very nice and the breakfast room featured a wonderful view of Canyon Lake. The B&B was decorated nicely as I would expect. Our room was the Medici Suit and was elegant. The walls and furnishings looked very nice. But we soon noticed our sink faucet leaked water enough to make a mess on the counter top. We also noticed a light bulb missing from the bathroom fixtures. Once we finished bringing up our things we opened the windows to see the "Partial view of the lake" that the website mentioned. Yes there was a partial view, but the other part of the view was the neighbors large rusty roof merely 4 feet from the window and took up most of the view. The other window was ONLY the rusty roof from the neighbor next door. So we tried to make the best of it and kept the blinds closed. But the wooden table and chairs in the room are only for visual appeal I guess because both chair's were broken and couldn't be used without the fear of them collapsing. Our first evening when we pulled back the bed sheets there was these tiny fuzzy mosquito flies on our sheets. There was 6 total and we called Justin and he happily changed the sheets. The insects came from outside the patio area flying to the light at night time. The website said we could enjoy the patio but the patio floor was literally covered with thousands of these dead mosquito fly type insects. Obviously the floor was never swept on a daily basis and unfortunately we never used the patio. It was absolutely covered with dead insects. Much more to list but have to keep under 2000 letters. We will not go back to The Lakehouse B&B and I would never recommend The Lake B&B to anyone.
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I am disappointed as well. I was never given the opportunity to correct several small oversights. Ten minutes would have fixed every issue listed by the guest in their review with the exception of the neighborhood. I could even have fixed the view from their room by moving the guest into the unoccupied room across the hall that offers a beautiful view of the lake from the bedroom. Our neighborhood is in transition. Within three miles of the bed and breakfast you will pass three lakefront gated neighborhoods that most people would consider exclusive. The immediate neighborhood that the B&B is located in has a mixture of established lakefront homes and homes like the ones mentioned by the guest in their review. I live in this neighborhood and this is a wonderful place for my wife and I to raise our children.
- Justin (innkeeper)
5 su giugno 29, 2009
We loved Lakehouse Bed and Breakfast. We stayed in the Le Metropolitain Room and it was fantastic. It was very clean and was beautifully decorated. The view of the lake is amazing and the room had a rooftop balcony with a hot tub. The entire property is very welcoming and peaceful. There were deer everywhere and we loved the walk down to the lake (fruit trees and grapevines all along the way). Breakfast (quiche) was delicious and Justin was very hospitable. He was so helpful and friendly and had so many ideas about things to do. Check in and check out were a breeze and there was already a receipt in my e-mail by the time we got home. We wished we could stay longer and we'd definitely stay again!
4,8 su giugno 11, 2009
the cabin was wonderful, the website does not do it justice. We greatly enjoyed our stay- loved the hot tub and privacy! We will be back! Thanks for a great trip!
5 su maggio 13, 2009
The owner was the nicest! We will DEFINITELY be coming back!
3,2 su gennaio 19, 2009
Very Nice rustic cabin in secluded setting...very private. Hot Tub was not working, however, Management was very accomodating in adjusting the Daily Rate and also Complimenting us on one free night during our next stay. You will enjoy the Accomodations and the Management. We will be back soon.
4,8 su ottobre 29, 2008
Nice quiet peaceful weekend. The service was great and the rooms emaculate. The food was first rate. I would recommend it to anyone wanting to just get away and relax.
4,2 su ottobre 23, 2008
We will be back! This place was a great get away for my husband and I. We loved the jacuzzi and the fact that we had a kitchen and grill to cook.
4,2 su ottobre 13, 2008
We stayed at the Montview Cottage and found the setting perfect for a night away. The cottage had everything we needed and more, and the outdoor hot tub provided a great place to relax after a day of mountain biking and driving. Great accommodations, great price!
5 su agosto 20, 2008
Excellent/clean/delicious breakfasts. Outstanding lake view from the metropolitan room.
5 su luglio 21, 2008
We came here for a girls weekend and couldn't have been happier! Our room was perfect, the food delicious, the pool was great, and we were treated very well.
5 su luglio 15, 2008
We had a fantastic time! The breakfast was spectacular & home was beautiful. Will definitely come back & recommend to anyone!
5 su luglio 15, 2008
This is my 2nd stay at this B&B, and will return. We absolutely love this place.
5 su giugno 08, 2008
Clean, comfortable and classy. Lakehouse Bed and Breakfast far exceeded our expectations.
3,4 su maggio 29, 2008
Our room had a great view of the lake with direct access to it. Our room was cozy and the inn-keeper was friendly. The food was good and just the right portion. Fantastic!
5 su settembre 25, 2007
3 night stay was very relaxing with a sunset view of the lake. Will certainly go back again.
4,6 su agosto 13, 2007
I stayed with my wife in the Metroplitain room and we thoroughly enjoyed it! The view of Canyon Lake is spectacular, especially at sunset. We also found the swimming pool and jacuzzi to be very relaxing. For such a short stay, it was like a true, mini-vacation!
4,6 su marzo 11, 2007
My husband and I celebrated our aniversary with a great lake sunset view from our room. The place is very original and has a lot of character. The owner/host is great and takes very good care of the place and his guests. Breakfast was wonderful with fresh fruits and well prepared.


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Next few weeks could cause Phillies to retool
By Todd Zolecki / MLB.com
The Phillies have not been sellers before the July 31 Trade Deadline since 2006, when they moved Bobby Abreu, Cory Lidle, David Bell, Rheal Cormier, Ryan Franklin and others to change the look on the field and the chemistry in the clubhouse. But no matter what happens in the next few weeks, even if the the team becomes sellers, general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. said Thursday the Phillies plan on competing in the future.
"It's more about retooling than it is redoing," he said at Citi Field. "We've got a lot of players that are pretty [darn] good that I expect to be playing next year for us."
The will have Roy Halladay, Cliff Lee, Ryan Howard, Chase Utley, Jonathan Papelbon, Jimmy Rollins, Carlos Ruiz, Hunter Pence and others under contract next season.
"We plan on being contenders in '13, '14, '15 and '16," Amaro said. "We're not blowing this team up. That's not going to happen. Regardless of what happens over the next couple of weeks, we plan on being contenders for the next several years. Even if we don't get to the finish line this year, we still view ourselves as contenders after this year."
Mid-July looking like target for Doc's return
NEW YORK -- Roy Halladay could be back in the Phillies' rotation as early as the July 16-18 series in Los Angeles.
Halladay has been on the disabled list since May 28 because of a strained right latissimus dorsi, but he said he has been progressing well. He is scheduled to throw his third bullpen session Saturday at Citizens Bank Park.
The Phillies have indicated Halladay could rejoin the rotation without making a rehab start, which would be unusual considering how much time he has missed, but Phillies general manager Ruben Amaro Jr. said Thursday he likely will have one.
"I think he's going to have to have some kind of rehab," Amaro said. "We can set up some things where he does simulated stuff, too. He's probably better off having some sort of rehab. We'll see how he feels Saturday, and we'll figure out where we go from there."
Worth noting
Phillies second baseman Chase Utley did not start Thursday, as expected. It continues his schedule of playing two consecutive days and resting the third. With three games this weekend against the Braves at Citizens Bank Park before the All-Star break, Phillies manager Charlie Manuel said he has been thinking about playing Utley in all three games, although he would not commit to it.
Outfielder Laynce Nix has been on the disabled list since May 10 because of a strained left calf. The Phillies said Thursday he is improving. "He'll be back after the break," Amaro said. "How far after, I'm not sure."
Right-hander Justin De Fratus has been on the DL since the season started because of a sprained right elbow. He is supposed to throw another bullpen session Friday. He should begin a rehab assignment within the week.
Triple-A outfielder Domonic Brown has been sidelined because of a sprained right knee. He could begin a rehab assignment shortly with the rookie-level Gulf Coast League Phillies. Brown has been unable to stay on the field for a significant period of time this season, which the Phillies had hoped he would do. "He needs to play," Amaro said.
Todd Zolecki is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Had the three super powers like the characters in their film be ascribed? "The seer administration would make me absolutely insane," says Greene, the film as Alice in the future can look. However, all three would be happy as much and as fast as the vampires in "Twilight." "It would be great if you could say that it would be the fastest beings in the world, faster than Usain Bolt" Bewley commented dryly.Wha? Thanks, Natty & Riza!
June 10, 2009
Ashley, Daniel & Charlie Berlin Audio Interviews: Faster than Usain Bolt? :-)
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Are the Volturi vampires from new moon good or bad? Who are the three in Italy? And are Robert Pattingson and Kristen Stewart also a couple in real life? Bunte Online was brave enough to spent time in a room with Ashley Greene, Daniel Cudmore and Charlie Bewley.
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Would the three like to have the superpowers their movie characters have? "The seeing power would drive me totally crazy" admits Ashley Greene, who's character in the movie can look into the future.
However, all three of them would like to be as fast and strong as a vampire. It's remarkable to imagine being the fastest creature in the world. Faster than Usain Bolt (apparently a famous sprinter, it is remarkable what you can learn from a twicrack adiction), comments Bewley.
Hope you find it interesting.
I just did this piece, the entire text is a tad long.. .
oh and the piece about Robsten:ReplyDelete
Only one question has the 22 year old actress stumbling: Are Robert and Kristen in real life a couple, just like edward and bella? "I'm not alowed to answer that question." Says Greene with a smile. Will this unanswered question bring back the rumores?
Great audio vids, I too am looking forward to the fight scene between Edward and Victoria on the mountain cliff, I hope DS does it justice.ReplyDelete


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Among Apsley Cherry-Garrard's friends and admirers were John Galsworthy, H.G. Wells, Arnold Bennett, and Bernard Shaw. His background in the arts and humanities makes The Worst Journey in the World stand out as a literary accomplishment as well as a classic in the annals of exploration.
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"Robert Whitfield picks up on Cherry-Garrard's dry sense of humor, stiff-upper-lip approach to adversity, and appreciation for nature, the dogs and ponies on whom the expedition depended, and the polar landscape." (AudioFile)
"Takes your breath away"
A truly great book. Read it and be awestruck by what the men of Captain Scott's last expedition did in the days before modern technology and communications. This outstanding account was written some ten years later by the youngest participant, clearly still guiltridden for not finding the party returning from the Pole. What those men went through was so extraordinary that it almost beggars belief. Apsley Cherry-Garrard's account is beautifully written (apparently with some help from his neighbour George Bernard Shaw) and though in the early stages you think he goes into too much detail, it all builds up to a tapestry of triumph and disaster. The personal details are so telling - Apsley Cherry-Garrard should never have gone (he was shortsighted, young and unskilled) and often he could not wear his glasses because of the cold but still plugged on without a complaint. I was totally transported and gripped, and the last days of the polar team ( from Scott's diaries) are so moving. The narration by Robert Whitfield.is superb - he inhabits the world and the people, bringing out the social differences between officers and men with great skill and subtlety. Do not miss this book!.
I had heard that this was a masterpiece of travel writing and it was right. This was one of the most moving pieces I've had the fortune to listen to. Simply wonderful. The endurance shown by these men is an inspiration. When I have difficult times I simply look back to them and realise how much worse men have been through.
"a book i didn't want but so glad i listened"
Aspley Cherry-Garrard is such a decent human being and he writes so frankly and openly that despite my having absolutely no interest (shame on me!) in the subject and listening under duress and obligation for my book club I found i thoroughly loved this book. Yes it was difficult to plough on at times -- the endless recounting of the details of the storms at sea were definitely a bit much for me -- but it was such a rewarding listen. I learned so much. It opened my mind to a whole new appreciation of a time, place and frame of mind that certainly wasn't on the make for the easy option!
"Great Brits"
A shining example of sheer stiff upper lippedness by early 20th century explorers. Very exacting in its detail on explaining the logistics of the voyage, to the detriment of a very interesting story sometimes, but more than makes up for it with the explanation of the hardships these men were willing to endure.
"Superb in every sense"
This audio book is one of the I have ever heard. I read the text version some years ago and this narrator has been perfectly cast.
The story is almost unbelievable and it is difficult to imagine anyone who enjoys non fiction adventures finding this anything but extraordinary.
"Very detailed expedition account from that era..."
I realise this account was written by an expedition member, and as such it is in the style and language of that time, but I found it much too hard work - some of the lengthy descriptions are just too much - it's not a good sign when you find yourself fast forwarding all the time, is it ? However, if what you want is a scientific report of events, you're in luck.Some of the words used are lost to us now, so you will either have to ignore them, or look them up !
Should maybe have been abridged to about half this length in my view.
The story is fantastic of course, and has almost no equal, but this is not the best telling of it.
"unbelievable story, told well, moving, inspiring"
chapter 7 beggars belief. and that's not even the main story. highly recommended. The narrator is also brilliant.
"Ice cold story"
The book was excellent well worth a read sad at times and very well read .
"A complex book in need of a subtle reader"
This has long been a favourite book. Cherry was a very complex character with much going on beyond no doubt a stiff-upper lip facade - a Tory with GB Shaw as a great friend and a man pursued by severe depression when he returned from the pole. The complexity is all there in the book and needs a skilled reader. This reader has the stiff upper lip manner with none of the subtlety.
"What a story!"
This book describes a time when men were men and an adventure was truly an adventure. The men that paid (yes they had to pay cash to go along) to accompany Scott on this ill fated trip endured terrible conditions and placed they lives at risk for the sake of science.
The book is difficult at times to understand because so many of the details about equipment, ships and life in general are from a time we have mostly forgotten (early 1900's). But it is these details that make the book such a joy to read.
If you only listen to the title chapter which describes the authors winter trip to obtain the penguin eggs in minus 70 degree cold and pitch black (the nights last 24 hours in the winter). Then you will have received your monies worth from this book.
This is a very long book, but it is a book you will be telling your friends about for a long time.
"worst journey in the world"
even though this is long it is worth every minute, waiting to see what would happen, knowing how difficult it was for them and how they endured such terrible conditions and still kept going. I went and bought indivdual biographies and other stories of the members to read more about these folks because I was so fascinated by them after listening to this story. I recommend this and don't stop even though one may think it is tedious. It deserves your time. The narration is great also.
"Heart felt description of Anartica"
I felt as if I was part of the exploring party. So much so, that on days when I was tired, I was hesitant to listen. Cambridge's Scott Polar Research Institute has online photos of the people, hut, and ponies - powerful images to go with the reading of this diary. The book is about a British expedition, and read by an eloquent, British gentleman. Quite the right touch. The National Geographic Society has a list of the100 Greatest Adventure Books of All Time and this story is in first place.
"Excellent book"
This audiobook is very good in my opinion. It´s about an adventure, a real one, which starts from very rutine task and a great objective, to finish in drama and heroism.
The previous reviewers´critics can only be understood because probably some of the reviwers didn't finish the audiobook at all. Nevertheless, It's true that in the beginning it is a bit slow. But be patient, you'll be rewarded. Beside, this is a direct account of one of the members of the scott party.
Finally the reader has excellent voice and pace.
"Chronicle of cold, cold death"
The author was a sidekick in Scott's expedition and the worst journey in the world is not the one that results in Scott's frozen body, but is a "field trip" to steal penguin eggs. Nonetheless an interesting book. I like primary sources and this certainly is one. He writes interestingly and even though the scenery is always the cold, chilling antarctic I never got bored. Recommended for all those interested in arctic travel.
"Puts things into perspective..."
"I would never complain about heat again" that sentence really stuck with me - as did many more. This was not an easy book to get through, but Cherry's astute and sometimes humorous observations about the polar expedition, about Scott, about the men of this era... and about penguins proved well worth the time and effort. This would be a good book for a man coming-of-age in what is comparatively, a different world. A good book for anyone caught up in their own importance. It definitely made me rethink my own insignificant complaints.
"Makes you glad to be an armchair explorer"
Well written and fascinating, the book makes you feel the cold--both in Antartica and chills down your back. You know Scott died, but that's just a part of the story--something that admittedly colors the author's views. Modern polar scientists seem to give Scott a break (the weather WAS uncommonly bad, but "Cherry" was working against the talk of the time (1920's) that labled Scott a reckless fool. Judge for yourself.
"Rapid dialogue"
The reader seems to read at a ridiculous pace, like a speedboat careering left and right across a river. Just slightly pompous and very irritating. The reader has no understanding of atmosphere or expression. The intonation rapidly becomes monotonous. Having read the book - A very long book, I cannot imagine anybody listening to this reader for more than 10 minutes without considering turning him off. A good book ruined by a reader more interested in the sound of his own voice, rather than creating an imaginary world - one that you could listen to - relaxing in bed listening to a beautiful bedtime story.
No development of atmosphere, no understanding of how the listener will fall into the story, his voice is very irritating, too fast, and no theatrical spacing. Just speed, speed and more speed.
This is an expertly structured and unsentimental account of the hardships faced by the crew of the Terra Nova Expeditition during their journey to the South Pole. After having read the book before listening to this audiobook, I must say that the narrator truly captures the tone of the book perfectly. This is truly one of the best books I've ever read or listened to.
"Fascinating in every aspect"
This book is superbly read, and a riveting account.
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Q. A friend of mine has a new stallion, and his first crop of foals was just born. When they were born, all seemed fine. As they have been brought in to be weaned, we have started to notice that the foals all have the worst-shaped feet we have ever seen. They are all walking on their tiptoes, and their feet are very upright. One foal has been put down, as it could not walk properly. Will all of the foals that this stallion produces have similar problems?
Hayley, via e-mail
A. The condition you describe is commonly known as "club feet." It is properly referred to as a flexural limb deformity of the coffin joint. It is an acquired condition that usually happens between the ages of one and six months. It is recognized by a characteristic "boxy" shape to the foot with excessively long heels and worn toes, and often the anterior hoof wall acquires a dished appearance. This appearance is due to tension by the deep digital flexor tendon on the coffin bone, causing it to rotate back, resulting in weight-bearing mainly on the toe.
The underlying problem occurs through an imbalance in length of bone to the musculotendinous unit. It is thought that during the periods of rapid bone growth in the lower limb, where tendon lengthening might be disproportionately slow, it causes excess tension of the flexor tendons on the coffin bone.
Flexural limb deformities are part of a group of conditions known as developmental orthopedic diseases. Genetic predisposition to rapid growth is a major contributing factor. Overfeeding and nutritional imbalances are also in-volved.
Management of the problem is initially approached with trimming away excess heel to promote stretching of the deep flexor tendon and protecting the toe from excess wear with acrylic glue. Careful evaluation of the foal's nutrition program is essential, and feed restriction and/or early weaning is often required. Controlled exercise is also considered beneficial once the foot is properly trimmed. Anti-inflammatories should be considered, as the process of stretching the flexor tendon is painful.
If conservative treatment is not effective, the veterinarian and horse owner should consider surgical intervention. The common correction is tenotomy, the surgical cutting of the check ligament of the deep digital flexor tendon, which releases the tension on the tendon and subsequently the coffin bone, allowing the foot to resume its normal shape. This procedure carries a good prognosis for athletic soundness.
Foals of this stallion might be predisposed to the same condition, and horse owners should carefully monitor them so that their veterinarian can initiate conservative treatment early. Nutrition should be carefully balanced for these foals, and they might require greater feed restrictions than other foals. The owner or caretaker should encourage controlled exercise to promote stretching of flexor tendons. This condition carries a good prognosis if caught early, and the veterinarian and horse owner can often manage it conservatively.
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Thomas C. Bohanon, DVM, MS, Dipl. ACVS, accepted a position as equine surgeon at Glenwood Veterinary Clinic in 2003, after he and his family spent a five years abroad on a 46 foot catamaran, visiting Turkey, Italy, and New Zealand. Dr. Bohanon became a full partner at GVC in 2005. Dr. Bohanon's professional interests center around lameness evaluation and all types of equine surgery. He has published multiple papers in refereed journals and spoken locally, nationally, and internationally on these interests and his research. More information about Dr. Bohanon can be found at www.glenwoodvet.com.
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Eurobarometer 44.2BIS Mega-Survey: Policies and Practices in Building Europe and the European Union, January-March 1996 (ICPSR 6748)
Principal Investigator(s): Reif, Karlheinz; Marlier, Eric
This round of Eurobarometer surveys queried respondents on standard Eurobarometer measures, such as how satisfied they were with their present life, whether they attempted to persuade others close to them to share their views on subjects they held strong opinions about, whether they discussed political matters, what their country's goals should be for the next ten years, and how they viewed the need for societal change. Additional questions focused on the respondents' knowledge of and opinions on the European Union (EU), including how well-informed they felt about the EU, what sources of information about the EU they used, whether their country had benefited from being an EU member, and the extent of their personal interest in EU matters. Another major focus of the surveys was expectations and fears regarding the EU. Respondents were asked whether they feared economic crisis, loss of power for smaller member states, increased crime, more foreign workers, language acculturation, richer member countries paying for less rich countries, slower decisions due to bureaucracy, disappearance of small and midsized farms, businesses, and fisheries, loss of social benefits, transfer of jobs, massive imports, more taxes, decisions being imposed by the bigger member countries, and loss of national identity. Respondents were also asked to evaluate the likelihood of such situations occurring. Expectations of the EU were assessed through questions concerning whether areas such as defense, employment, culture, environment, consumerism, agriculture and fishing, immigration, border control, transportation, importation, social justice, equality, law, crime, and research should be considered key priorities for the EU. Opinions were sought on the necessity of various policies to further EU progress, which groups of people (such as students, retirees, the unemployed, large companies, farmers) were in favor of the EU, and which countries and groups benefited most from the EU. Respondents also provided information as to which areas of policy they believed should be decided by the EU and which decided by their national governments. With respect to further progress in building Europe, respondents not only described their reactions to this concept but also indicated whether they thought it was necessary to implement a single internal market, a common agricultural policy, a European social policy, a European environment policy, one European foreign policy, one army, a European currency, one tax system, an elected European government, and European citizenship in addition to national citizenship. Demographic and other background information was elicited on the number of people residing in the home, household income, and region of residence, as well as the respondent's age, sex, marital status, occupation, and left-right political self-placement.
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COLUMBUS, Miss. (AP) — Sales tax collections continue to lag behind last year's revenue, raising questions about whether the city will have to amend its budget or dip into reserves to make up the difference.
The Commercial Dispatch reports (http://bit.ly/10lvpeD) that January revenue was reported at about $626,000, a drop of more than $24,000 from the same period in 2012. Year-to-date sales tax collections are down by 2.5 percent compared to the same period last year.
February numbers are expected to indicate a similar drop, marking the sixth consecutive month in which collections have fallen short of the previous year, former chief financial officer Mike Bernsen said.
Bernsen is serving as a consultant for the city as new CFO Milton Rawle gets settled.
Bernsen estimates total sales tax revenue — about $4.3 million so far — is nearly $100,000 lower than last year at the halfway mark of the city's fiscal year, which runs from October 1 to Sept. 30.
The cause is debatable. Last year's figures were higher than average, and the drop could represent a return to normal levels, Bernsen said. It could also be the local economy is lagging behind national trends.
A change in the industrial landscape also may have something to do with it. Last fiscal year, construction at KiOR was under way, prompting the purchase of massive quantities of raw materials, Bernsen said.
Likewise, retail sales have fallen as some stores closed in the downtown area.
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