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An iPhone is more like just phone + personal entertainment device, while Android is more like a small PC in a phone. The open system gives you much more freedom with regards to what to install and how you plan to use your phone. I basically chose this model because it offered better hardware features to the iPhone 4S, at a much lower price.
So far, I am good with it. It was hard to stop using my iPod 4 (the UI is better in iPhone, I believe), but it was a reasonable compromise to avoid carrying two gadgets.
I am impressed with the phone camera quality, even under low-light situations.
Battery life is OK, however if you are a heavy user, you might need an extra battery (I bought an additional 2000mAh just in case, but I never need it).
At addition, i`d like to present the three things that make me love this phone are:
1) Speed. It is MUCH faster than the Iphone 4. You open the map and borderline instantly your location is pinned down and you are ready to scroll in and out. I use ADW launcher and the flow of using the phone is very smooth.
2) Screen. The phone has a massive 4.3 and gorgeous screen. Even at low levels of brightness the imagine is very clear and crisp, and quite visible at daylight.
3) Light and slim. It is the first time I own a phone bigger than 4 inches, and I have to say that my fears were completely unfounded. First of all the phone is lighter and thinner than both the Iphone 4, so it does not feel bulky even with such a large screen. I find it very elegant and stylish.
I got this phone though vodafone on a contract, the reates were quite good and the phone itself was amazingly fast compared to my last phone and in comparason with te other phones on the market it was much better in spec and in functionality. I have had this phone for almost 2 years now and although its starting to show the stress of high useage every day it is still powering on and running like the day i received it. there are a couple of scratches and bumps from drops or accidents but the phone has stood good through most it has been put through. when i first got the phone i was amazed at how fast it loaded apps and the android system has only got better since then. The big downfall of this phone is the bloat ware that samsung insist on pilling onto the device pulling adverts and using mobiel data by the gallon. there are multiple ways of removing these but most involve voiding the warrenty which can be a good feature to keep as the batery in mine gave up just before the warenty was due to run out. From playing gmaes to reading documents or seding and receiving emails this phone has all the bases covered with a strong email setup and a good wireless and data conectivity. the screen has amazing colours and depth to it which is perfect for the 8mp camera that is packed int othe back that leaves no detail un captured with its full 1080p video pater and high res images. taking out the bloat ware the phone is perfect for any mediaum to high end user although for any tech orientated person like me there is much better phones on the market now that will do what this little phone does and more.
This is not my first Samsung phone but it is by far my favourite and I can't wait until my upgrade when I can try the next phone in the series. It's a really nice looking phone and incredibly user friendly - as many Samsung phones are.
The 8mp camera is good and has auto focus, digital zoom and supports JPEG formats. It doesn't bother me any more if i forget to take my camera on days out as i have been able to take very good photos with this camera.
Ease of getting on the internet is fab, loads of apps and games which are free to download and a really good size screen which is sensitive enough to play on. When I got this phone I had considered the HTC Sensation (which my husband got) and I couldn't find much between the 2. At the time this was rated at the top of many mobile phone lists and I quickly agreed that it deserved its place there.
With Android as its operating system, i have found the phone very user friendly with plenty of Android apps to download. My phone can now do almost as much as my laptop!
I got the phone free as part of my new contract. I am currently with Orange and for around £36 per month I get 500 minutes, unlimited texts and 1GB of data. As well as this there are options such as magic numbers and swappables which make the deal even better.
The size of the phone took a little while to get used to as it is fairly thin but a cover which I bought from Ebay for 99p gave the phone just a little bit more substance.
Its 16GB memory is easily expandable by inserting up to 32GB card. I have stored loads of music on it, downloaded lots of games, taken photos and still have plenty of memory between the phone and memory card.
It only has a couple of buttons on it for power, volume and to get back to the home screen so the highly responsive screen is a must. Previously I had insisted on having buttons on my phone but very quickly adapted to not having them. It is very easy to use with easy to find menus and took me no time at all to initially set it up for use.
The address book is very easy to use and allows you to store addresses, email address and much more for each contact. It is also very easy to share these with other phones using Android.
I have been using it for over a year now and I still love it - which is incredible considering how quickly I get bored with my phones.
This is my review of the samsung galaxy s2.
I have had this phone now a little over 10 months and it was a toss up between this and the iphone 4 and i'm glad i chose this one.
The Display is Super AMOLED Plus capacitive touchscreen, 16M colors, moving from page to page is effortless. The feel of it is good also, as it's very well built.
It runs on the Android OS v2.3 gingerbread but can now be upgraded to run on ICS. The jack is a standard 3.5mm. It has an impressive 16gb internal memory and 1gb ram and a Card Slot microSD up to 32GB.
It runs on a 3g network has Wi-Fi 802.11 a/b/g/n, DLNA, Wi-Fi Direct.
Bluetooth is 3.0.
It also comes with a usb port & can be charged by plug or connection to your pc/laptop.
It comes with socila intergration, so all you twitter,facebook etc users will be happy as you can access them all from one place.
I'm very impressed with the navigation apps on the galaxy s2 and i have used it more often than my stand alone sat nav and it has never failed me yet ( touch wood ).
The camera is superb, hd and 8.0 mega pixels with loads of features. Also the video playback is in hd too.
As an alternative to the iphone, this is the one you want.
To sum up, a simply fantastic phone.
My wife (Sue) upgraded her mobile in February 2012 from her old Nokia to the Galaxy SII when her previous contract with O2 came to an end. To upgrade, Sue paid an upfront fee of £80 and he monthly charge is £16.50 for unlimited texts, 20 picture messages and 200 minutes with an additional £5 for 500Mb data.
To me as I decided to buy the more modest Galaxy ACE which is currently still on Top Up with Tesco this seems slightly excessive particularly as I know Sue will never need unlimited texts, and I know Tesco's SIM only is only £7.50 per month for 500Mb data, 5000 texts and 250 minutes - not that I'm jealous of Sue's phone or anything! I did have the opportunity myself only a few months ago when I bought my Galaxy ACE by exchanging Tesco clubcard vouchers but at £368 I thought that even at double points value in their exchange programme that it was a little excessive with my mobile use.
Although our phones are different models in fact they are very similar in design and functionality. They both have android operating systems - the Galaxy ACE is restricted to Gingerbread, the Galaxy SII can be upgrade from Gingerbread to Ice Cream Sandwich (which Sue has done) which was done by cable connection to the Kies Air app but dependant on your mobile operator as to whether the upgrade is available.
In terms of storage, the Galaxy SII has internal memory of 1GB which compared to the ACE's 278MB allows much greater flexibility and many more apps to be downloaded. It is important that when looking at any android phone you realise that part of the app is stored in the internal memory, so the more apps you have the more memory you lose and eventually the less responsive your phone will be - still it would take a fair few to get to that point. With both phones there is a slot for a micro SD card allowing additional storage for photos etc - the Galaxy SII has capacity for 32GB and additional internal storage or 16/32MB.
The Galaxy SII has a dual core 1200MHz processor, Super AMOLED capacitive touchscreen giving bright vivid colours. It has an 8MP camera (with touch focus and smile detection) and can take full HD pictures and videos. There are a range of features including panoramic, sports, night, party/indoor, sunset and text. Unlike my Galaxy ACE it has a second 2MB camera that allows you take photos of yourself or can be used for video conferencing.
It works on 2G and 3G networks, and has WiFi, Bluetooth and GPRS (General Packet Radio Service) functionality. It has HTML browsing and has Adobe Flash. The Galaxy SII has built in sensors - gyro, proximity, accelerometer and compass.
The Galaxy SII has a really noticeable difference to my phone - its size which is a benefit and drawback. Certainly when texting, taking photos or using any of the many apps having a big screen is very useful, but as it doesn't fit easily in your pocket it isn't so good and in fact Sue has dropped her phone 3 times in 9 months and has had to have a replacement screen on one occasion as it was totally cracked and only held in place by the screen protector that she bought for a £ or so off of Amazon. The dimensions are 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.5mm and weighs 119g.
The phone comes in 3 colours - black, white and pink although Sue's only had the attached black case and a white additional cover. Battery life on the phone under standard operating conditions - ie with 3G switched on is only 8 hours 40 minutes and 18 hours 20 minutes with only 2G so it is highly recommended that you install a battery life saver - Sue and I have both installed a free app called juice defender that significantly increases your battery life.
The only difference in respect of pre-installed apps is down to the mobile operator as both phones have virtually the same ones - Navigation, YouTube, Calculator, FM Radio, Maps, G-Mail, Clock, Calendar and Music. The Galaxy SII allows qwerty text input or numeric touchscreen keypad and can also be configured for voice input.
Sue and I both have some of the same apps on our phones which we downloaded from the app store including Google Sky Map (where you point the phone at the sky and it tells you what stars, planets etc you are looking at), JuiceDefender (above), Spotify (which allows us to create music play lists that we can listen to through our Virgin tv package) and Kies Air which allows you to see everything stored on your phone either wired or wirelessly on your pc / laptop - including all your text messages.
The feature I love most about the phone is that you have a full log of all your text conversations (unless you delete them of course), the one I don't like is the requirement to have a gmail address to access many of the features including the Samsung website.
The Galaxy SII is a great phone with a large fragile glass screen. I love the phone and would recommend it to anybody as part of their next contract upgrade, however for anyone buying a new android phone I would suggest the Galaxy ACE that has pretty much the same functionality apart from being unable to play the latest demanding games, less internal memory and not having the extra camera because of the significant price difference £368 (SII), £150 (ACE). (Yes Sue does let me use it from time to time). Sue has a number of games installed including Bubble Spinner and Jewels and loves being able to play them whilst out on the move and can't talk highly enough about this phone.
Whatever you decide, you have to buy plastic screen protectors that will prevent you scratching the glass and I would seriously suggest a proper cover to keep your phone in.
The Samsung Galaxy S11 has to be one of the best phones out there. The first thing that strikes you when you pick up the S11 is its weight or more accurately, its lack of weight! That is not to say that it is flimsy, far from it, this is still one very well built phone. The only problem you might have initially is finding out how to get into the battery compartment at the rear of the phone. As you look at the rear of the phone, on the right hand side there is a small notch about a cm wide. You need to pull quite firmly using your nail and it will unclip from the back. Once you get over the initial fear of breaking the cover you will soon get the hang of this!
The fact that this is about the only negative thing I can find to say about the Galaxy S11 speaks volumes. The processor is exceptionally fast and browsing the web is a delay free experience both with 3G or Wi-Fi. There are enough settings on the camera and video to enable you to take pin sharp photos the majority of the time without too much shutter delay, although if you want to take quality pictures from a distance then you really need a proper camera for this. My phone is filled with pictures and videos of my daughter doing all her various activities and the videos are crisp and clear and I have printed off many a picture taken by the phone.
The sound from this phone is excellent too and tunes can be accessed quickly from the menu. A great feature of this phone is the customizable screens. You can have as much or as little information or widgets on your home screen as you like, enabling you to access all your favourite features, whether this be social media or your favourite apps.
I haven't even mentioned the touch screen as it is so good that you instantly forget about it and just carry on whizzing about from screen to screen to locate whatever information you need.
All in all, this is by far the best phone I have ever used and I have never had a single problem with it so if you want a phone to listen to your music, take cool pictures and videos as well as keeping up with all the latest news and gossip via the net and social media, you can't go wrong with this phone.
I got my Samsung i9100 Galaxy S II last Christmas and it is by far the best phone i've purchased. The fact it only has one button on the front of the phone makes it very stylish and its ultra thin. Customize the pages to your taste with browsers, widgets, shortcuts, folders plus many of other things.
The fact i can do anything i could on a desktop but with as much mobility as the phone is great. Surfing the web is a breeze and even typing up small documents.
The Camera is 8mp with autofocus and takes quality pictures and videos.
Fully touch 4.3 inch AMOLED touchscreen.
Use the phones wifi to connect other devices wirelessly to the Internet.
Dual-Core 1.2GHz Cortex CPU.
Battery life of upto 8 hours depending on the brightness and settings.
Bad Points-
Can be hard to type with big fingers.
Not as touch responsive with some apps.
Well I've had my Samsung Galaxy SII for a month now so think it's time to give it a review.
Now I'm not technologically minded so this is a review from the heart, just my true feelings on the phone.
After years of being a Blackberry owner I decided it was time to give another phone a go. I never considered an IPhone as I personally just do not think they are as good as everyone thinks. So I decided on a Samsung. The S3 was just out and I was seriously tempted until I saw it in person, it was HUGE. I remember the times when phones were getting smaller not bigger. So I instead went for the smaller, older S2.
Now at 125.3 x 66.1 x 8.5 it is still bigger than the IPhone but not so much that it causes issues when carrying or holding. The bigger size does lead to a huge plus point, big screen! The screen is a whopping 4.3 inches and the colours it displays are amazing.
When I got mine home and took it out the box I was surprised by the weight and thinness of the phone. I actually had to go back out and buy one of those Gel cases for the back just to give it a bit more weight as I felt like it was so light I'd drop it too easily.
After 5 minutes of playing with the phone I pretty much had the basics worked out so it is very easy to use and understand. I did go through it and delete a lot of apps that came on it as there was a lot of stuff I'd never use and a lot of free trials for games etc. Free trials are a nice idea and I'm sure a lot of people will try them and maybe then go on to buy them but Guitar hero on the phone just wasn't for me.
The camera is amazing! I liked my 5mp camera on my previous Blackberry Torch but it is nothing compared to the S2's 8mp. It is so clear and the colours are amazing. First thing I did to try it was take a picture of a bee on a thistle in my garden and you would swear it was taken with a ridiculously expensive professional camera.
You can also switch the camera to the 2mp front facing version which is great for taking pictures of yourself and friends but I guess is really meant for video calling.
The only thing I don't like about the camera, and this applies to most phone cameras nowadays, is that you need to use the button on the screen to activate it. Sometimes I wish there was a physical button, preferably on the side, to work the camera.
The battery life on the phone is good. I use mine a lot and always have applications running but I don't need to charge it several times a day unlike people I know with other types of smartphones. The official times given in the handbook are up to 710 standby hours using 2G, up to 610 standby hours using 3G, you will get up to 18 hours 20 minutes talk time using 2G and up to 8 hours 40 minutes using 3G.
I'm not here to review android or it's apps but I need to mention one as it has made my transition from Blackberry to Samsung as lot easier. One of my favourite features of the BB was the BBM and I thought this would be the thing I'd miss the most when leaving Blackberry. But I have now discovered Whatsapp which is basically the same thing but even better. It uses your data to send messages so no pesky text charges to friends in the US or Australia but unlike BBM this app can be downloaded on Blackberry, Android or Apple so I can chat to anyone that has it no matter what phone they have.
Overall I am very glad I went with this phone as so far there are no complaints from me on it.
I've had the Samsung Galaxy S II for over a year now and I've only got one fault with it, the battery! Otherwise why would you want to pay the extra £200 for an iPhone when the Galaxy S II does an equally good job!
The Galaxy S II is the second in the Galaxy range of smartphones developed by Samsung. It has a front facing and rear facing camera, a processor and screen quality to match the iPhone and a multitude of applications available through the Google Play store to more than match Apple's iTunes store.
This phone is easy to use, Samsung have put on their Sense variant of the Google Android operating system. This comes with a stock internet browser which is relatively quick and simple to use. It has no add ons and is very basic. The messaging and call functions are simple as well. Installing apps is easy enough, just navigate to the Play store and search for what your after and install it. Other standard features, such as the camera, clock, alarm are equally easy to use and don't differ from many other smartphones in their operation.
Look & Feel:
The phone looks sleek and professional to me. Its not heavy in the slightest and is quite light to hold and carry around. It fits seamlessly in a pocket as well. The build quality is outstanding, as you would expect from Samsung, it may feel slightly plasticy in your hand but having dropped the handset a number of times it still looks in perfect condition and works equally as well as I when I first got it. Also I have never had a cover or screen protector on my phone and it still has a perfect looking screen with no scratches, you just have to be careful where you put it!
Battery life, as with all smartphones, is a nightmare. The Galaxy S II needs to be charged every day, even with minimal use, power saving mode on and no apps running in the background. Also the screen doesn't hold up too well in bright sunlight.
Overall, this phone is a great competitor to the iPhone and for the price difference it is a wise choice.
The Samsung Galaxy S II was Samsung's flagship phone and one its most successful phones ever for Samsung when it was released last year. The 1.2 GHz dual core processor, 4.3 in Super AMOLED Plus display and super thin 8.5mm profile made the S II stood out among all the Android based phones out there.
However since then, the S II has been eclipsed by many other phones including its successor the Samsung Galaxy S III. While the S III has many bells and whistles that the S II lacks, the S II is still a very capable phone and a recommended buy if you are not the type that has to own the latest and the greatest.
The beautiful Super AMOLED Plus screen is still a marvel to look at even though it cannot match the HD resolution of today's latest phones. It works well both indoors and outdoors.
The 1.2 GHz dual core processor may not match the quad core offerings but personally I have yet to find anything that I can throw at it that will choke it up. Playing the latest 3D games or watching HD movies has always been smooth. The interface is very responsive and flicking the screen or navigating on the web browser or apps is always smooth.
The camera is still one of the best I have even seen on a phone. It is 8MP but what is important is that the quality of the images taken are very good. It is also capable of taking 1080p HD video. I am so happy with the quality of the camera, I now use the S II as my main camera even when going on holidays. The only thing I miss when compared to my digital camera is optical zoom. As an added bonus, the front facing camera is 2MP and also of high quality. I even use the front camera to take self portraits and the quality is good enough for online postings.
The phone comes with either 16GB or 32GB storage but you can easily expand this by another 32GB with the external memory slot. The extra 32GB is more than enough for storage of hours of HD videos.
The S II comes with Samsung's TouchWiz user interface which is very good although not considered the best. It lacks a bit in terms of wow factor but what it lacks in eye candy, it makes up by being user friendly and smooth.
Samsung has also released Android 4.0 (Ice Cream Sandwich) for the S II so you are not missing out on new features that are only available on Android 4.0. If the phone did the come with Android 4.0, updating it is easy and can be done on the phone itself without the use of a PC. I updated mine from Android 2.3 and the new OS makes my S II feel like a brand new phone. If you are the tech savvy type, you can replace the ROM with tons of alternative versions of Android out there as the S II is widely supported by the hacking community.
If you are looking for a new Android phone and you do not care for the latest models, you can do much worse than considering the Samsung Galaxy S II.
The build quality is the first thing you notice and it is good but not great with a shiny plasticy feel although the bumpy back offers a better grip. There appear to be no glaring manufacturing defects but the phone does arguably feel cheap due to the plastic construction rather than the aluminium or glass other manufacturers use.
Although the phone runs android version 4.0.4 (when updated, it comes with android 3.2 out of the box), Samsung have skinned android with TouchWiz 3.0 which give you a very different experience to other phones. They have added several features, and one of the first ones you will notice is the picture lock screen which you can customize and simply have to swipe to unlock. Another key feature of TouchWiz is that you can organize the app drawer ie the screen that shows all the apps you have installed. You can add or remove pages to group together apps such as games, or you can create folder to put apps in to minimise scrolling. This is a feature that is unavailable on most other phones.
The phone has a 4.3" AMOLED Gorilla Glass screen with a screen resolution of 480x800 giving you 217 pixels per inch. This is a common and widely supported screen resolution meaning apps will fit nicely and you wont see many 'black bars' when watching videos. The screen supports 720p HD videos making the movie watching experience pleasurable, even on a (in terms of watching movies) smaller screen. This screen also has the flaw that, when you press too hard the screen around your finger discolors.
The phones ARM Cortex-A9 1.2GHz processor is more than able to handle web browsing, HD videos... or both! It keeps up with all the day to day tasks and more and when paired with the 1GB of RAM available it means you can open several applications at once and still continue to comfortably use the phone. The built in storage impressive, offering 16GB as a standard and also offering expandable memory via micro SD card. This means you should have plenty of memory space to store all your favorite movies and songs, but if you need extra it is always available.
The camera is 8MP with flash, it can take good pictures at reasonable light levels, but at low light levels the picture quality is questionable, although this is just an amateurs point of view. There is an extensive built in photo editor meaning you can brush up any pictures with options from white balance to ISO, as well as have a bit of fun with them with a variety of frames and effects.
Now onto what a phone is actually meant to be used for, calls and texts. The call quality is crystal clear most of the time, and when its not its still clear. Another special feature available is predictive calling. There are two ways to use this, as an example say John's phone number is 07912345678; you can either start typing the numbers ie 07912... and it will predict the number, or you can type the numbers corresponding to the letters of the contacts name ie 5 (JKL) 4 (GHI) 6 (MNO)... and it will predict the contacts name and bring up their phone number. There is an additional way to call as well. If you are in your contacts list, if you swipe to the right on that contacts name a call will be initiated. Leading on to the next point, if you swipe left, the messaging application will be opened. Texting is great as the keyboard again is very user friendly and the screen is big enough to display all characters easily, but small enough that you don't have to struggle to reach the characters in the middle of the keyboard. The messaging application also contains the predictive functionality to bring up a contacts phone number.
I bought this phone for £450 a year ago, but the price has now dropped quite a bit and can be bought for under £350. This makes it a great buy as it has all the features to match current phones and a price nearing half of many top end phones. The updated Samsung Galaxy S III is available, but for anyone who is not obsessed with having all the latest technology or is on a budget, this is a very admirable phone. Overall it is a great phone and although it is old, it is by no means outdated, even for a tech savvy user like me.
I like technology, I like gadgets, I even have an i-pod - but until three months ago I was of the firm belief that a mobile phone should be used for two things - phonecalls and sending text messages (OK - three things - to tell the time/set an alarm). That was before the galaxy SII came into my life.
I should warn you that this is not going to be a technical review involving lots of statistics about processor speeds or megapixels. This is more of a simpleton's point of view who has just discovered that a phone can be more than just a phone.
I love this phone and want to tell the world about it - it is so simple to use (I hate reading manuals/going through days of setup wizards) and the screen is so big and easily readable!
Before I go on, I would just like to say that I have absolute sausages for fingers, so I have struggled in the past with touch screen phones not recognising/being precise enough when pressing the on screen controls. This is not the case with the SII - instead the full keyboard option for typing (escpecially in the horizontal position) is easy to use and has big enough keys even for me to press. As a bonus, my wife no longer things I need spelling lessons! Other controls, such as video/music playback and those involved with the internet are also precise enough not to annoy.
The menu is simple - though that's a trademark of the operating system (so I am told) - something to do with gingerbread? this has opened up a whole world of apps to me (my previous phone was not an android), some of which are useful, some are not. The internet is easy to use, the screen is HD (and clear as anything) so movies/clips of people hurting themselves are great to watch. I also found the whole 'how do you connect to the internet' question quite easy to solve with this phone. There are two on screen buttons at the top, one for data and one for wi-fi, which are very easily switched on/off. This makes it handy for stealing the office's bandwidth whilst at work, instead of using up my limited data allowance!
The camera should also be praised. 8 megapixels (OK - I lied about there not being any mention of megapixels) is plenty enough definition to get every wart/spot on my daughters face (which obviously she is very pleased about when I show her), and the picture viewer is also easily controllable.
The phone is also light, which I'm not sure is a good thing - I've lost it from my pocket a couple of times now without noticing - fortunately someone else has noticed though as I'd now be lost without it.
The battery life is decent enough, providing you don't leave it searching for wi-fi access (that really drains it) and have the brightness not set to 'the light of the sun' (again this is easily changed and can be set to 'auto'). Although it comes with 16gig of memory on board (which is plenty), it also comes with a slot for additional memory - so you can hold as many music albums/video files as you like!
The even better news is that the Galaxy SIII is out now - though I would buy the (now) cheaper SII given the choice as it does everything that I would want from a mobile phone (and much, much more!)
I got this phone when my HTC decided to give up the ghost and while initially I was constantly finding myself comparing one phone to another I quickly realised that the processing speed of the Samsung was phenomenal and the phone was so packed full of features that I didn't know where to start. It has a great camera with functions such as the ability to take panoramic photos as well as sat nav and MP3 player all cased in a sleek, smart looking phone. The functionality of the phone means that my PC is often made redundant because there is not much while at home that I need to do that cannot be done on the phone. The picture quality of the camera is out of this world and there have been several times where I have managed to take better pictures on the phone than on my expensive digital SLR camera that I bought a few years ago.
This is the first mobile phone I have ever owned that I have not regretted buying several weeks later. It is a fantastic replacement for a camera, mp3 player, personal organiser, Sat Nav, torch, calculator, books and even my laptop isn't used as much! The things I think are the best are:
The camera and flash - this phone takes better photos than my normal digital camera, and the fact that using apps allows these photos to be instantly emailed, posted to Facebook, used on Ebay, uploaded to Photobucket, even changed and enhanced all from one device is brilliant.
The memory - I had a 2GB memory card from an old Samsung phone that I have not yet needed. It is advertised as having 8GB of memory built in but actually it is nearer 14GB, and I am nowhere near to using that much.
The internet browser - I have recently downloaded a Google Chrome app on the recommendation of a friend, however I have never had a problem with the built in browser, and since the Icecream update, browsing normal desktop sites is so much easier. The phone can carry out most functions online.
Ease of use: as proof of how easy this phone is to use, a week ago I recommended this phone to a friend of mine who has had a 10 year old phone since forever and so using a smart phone was a bit daunting. They took the plunge and bought the S2 and 6 days later they were using it like a pro!
Apps - I love having my email portable as it allows me to keep in touch with my business while out of the office, I love being able to buy things on Ebay while travelling, I love having hundreds of games at my finger tips when I'm sat on a four hour train journey, I can get up to date currency conversions, I can write my blog posts while on the go, do my online banking, Tweet, book train tickets, scan a barcode in a shop and read reviews for that product, buy and read a book with Kindle, the list goes on and on. The only app I have ever found problematic is Facebook. For some reason this never works and crashes the phone constantly, as does using their mobile site too.
Maps - it is so handy when you are miles away in a strange town and you want a decent meal, so you go into your map and search for restaurants. Then you can read through reviews and pick where you want to go. Then there's the sat nav function, which has come in handy many times!
Being able to update this phone means it is always excellent, and the only bad thing I can say is the battery life isn't great, but I understand that this is something that has been sorted in the S3. I'm not due an upgrade for another nine months though, so for now I'm very happy with the S2.
This phone was my first smartphone. I chose it as it was one of the newer phone out and had enjoyed samsung phones in the past. It is an attractive phone, and although quite big I find it to be a great size for using apps, watching iplayer and still small enough to be able to reach the whole screen easily. I find the weight of the phone to be an advantage as it does feel very light. After having the phone for a year I have found the silver coating around the phone has begun to chip off at the corners which makes the phone look more cheap although I am to blame for not using a case. I find the phone very easy to use and although there are many useless apps preinstalled which you are unable to delete, being able to hide these in folders stops my phone from looking cluttered. I like the many ways in which you can lock the phone, but I find the face recognition option annoying has it does not always recognise you and the phone can be unlocked by holding a photo infront of the screen. Overall I would recommend this phone to others.


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By Michael Hertting
I vividly remember the first phone call I received from my supervisors as a new principal. I had been on the job about two weeks, having been promoted from an assistant principal position at another school, and the start of the year was just around the corner.
Enrollment at my new school was growing and staff members asked if we would add another section of kindergarten. I wanted to know how this was done, so I contacted the administrator who had placed me in the position. The administrator, who had since accepted a new position in another district, evidently mentioned to my current supervisors that we had talked, hence the above-mentioned phone call.
Thinking they were calling to provide assistance, I was caught completely off guard when my supervisors started shouting at me over a conference phone about contacting someone outside the district. When I tried to explain that I wanted some background information so I could be a better advocate for my students, the supervisors said they would be the ones to provide such information.
I sat in my new office, feeling really low and thinking that if this was the type of support they would offer, then they would be the last people I would turn to if I needed help.
In time, we recovered from that inauspicious start, but the experience is forever etched in my mind. Now, as a professor who works with new and aspiring principals, I think of that phone call often as the topic of administrative support comes up.Would you like to continue reading? Subscribers please click here to continue reading. If you are not a subscriber, please click here to purchase this article or to obtain a subscription to ASBJ.
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Cross-Sector Monitoring and IT Management
New solution scenarios that automate and combine banking and retail cash cycles comprehensively for the very first time will be in the spotlight at Wincor World 2011.
According to Wincor Nixdorf Survey
Wincor Nixdorf, one of the world's leading providers of IT solutions and services to retailers and retail banks, announced that, according to its recent survey, consumers are largely unaware of major security threats at their ATMs – but would switch banks if another institution demonstrated that it provided more secure ATMs.
Wincor Nixdorf, a world-leading provider of IT solutions for retail banking, and the ATM Industry Association (ATMIA) plan to intensify their collaboration and have agreed on a global partnership, which will come into effect immediately.
HID Global, trusted worldwide leader in solutions for the delivery of secure identity, and Wincor Nixdorf, the premier global provider of intelligent transaction and payment solutions for the banking and retail markets, today announced they have developed an ATM solution with an integrated contactless smart card reader.
Wincor Nixdorf and EPI-USE have set up a strategic partnership: In the future, the two companies will work together to market Wincor Nixdorf's kiosk solution for SAP HCM around the world. EPI-USE is the world's leading independent specialist for the SAP module HCM.
Wincor Nixdorf has won an order to equip around 2,000 outlets of regional lottery operator Lotterie-Treuhandgesellschaft mbH Hessen with Xion /Mplus lottery terminals and the corresponding software.
Wincor Nixdorf AG has ended the fiscal year 2009/2010 with better than expected results. The Group's net sales remained at the level of the previous year, while the decline in its operating profit was held at 9%.
Cash recycling cuts costs. Over the last decade, Wincor Nixdorf has installed more than 20,000 cash recycling systems in banks – the ones that check deposited banknotes for authenticity, making them available for withdrawals almost immediately.
Today Wincor Nixdorf AG founded a development center for coin processing in Linz, Austria.
Wincor Nixdorf today announces that it has strengthened its position in the India IT market posting further key successes with banks and retailers in the country.
On September 23, 2010, Wincor Nixdorf acquired the remaining shares of Connections Canada Inc. (CCi), a specialist in IT solutions for the retail market, and now holds 100%.
Wincor Nixdorf has won a contract from Sparkasse Bielefeld to redesign its city branch.
This year, only five top managers have met the stringent criteria for nomination as "Strategist of the Year" – among that select group is Eckard Heidloff, President and CEO of Wincor Nixdorf.
As of November 1, 2010, Thomas Fell will take over the responsibilty of Wincor Nixdorf AG's worldwide IT business in the retail industry.
Wincor Nixdorf has been commissioned by Danske Bank with the provision of Managed Services for the bank's 200 automated teller machines in Sweden.
On August 02, 2010, the Board of Directors of Wincor Nixdorf AG passed a resolution to repurchase up to 400,000 of the company's shares on the stock market during the period from August 03 to November 03, 2010, thus making use of the authorization granted by the Annual General Meeting on January 25, 2010.
In line with expectations, Wincor Nixdorf AG completed the first nine months of the current 2009/2010 fiscal year with a decline in net sales and operating profit (EBITA). In the first nine months net sales contracted by 3% to €1,682 million (previous year: €1,729 million). EBITA declined by 12% to €121 million (€138 million).
Sweden's Finn Savings Bank and Gripen Savings Bank plan to merge to form a new bank serving the Öresundsregionen in the Southern region of the country.
Wincor Nixdorf's expanded security solution portfolio offers protection from high-tech thieves to counteract the growing number of manipulation attempts at self-service systems.
Wincor Nixdorf was selected by Banking Technology News "for its ingenious plan to tie cell phones to ATMs for global remittances."
Effective immediately, more than 1,200 Shell service stations are equipped with "attended" ATMs and connected to Postbank's cash network.
Wincor Nixdorf has been commissioned by Sparkasse Harburg–Buxtehude to take over cash management services for 271 self-service systems.
Wincor Nixdorf International GmbH has achieved another milestone in its ongoing efforts to provide retail banks with advanced solutions that meet high industry security standards. The ProClassic/Enterprise Retail Banking Solution Suite (PC/E Suite) now complies with the important Payment Card Industry Payment Application - Data Security Standard (PCI PA-DSS).
Wincor Nixdorf continues its success story in the area of store software for retail companies with the sale of the 100,000th license for its TPApplication Suite software to the company J.A. Woll Handels GmbH, which operates more than 40 special item stores in Germany.
Once again, Wincor Nixdorf has won Globus as a customer.
No company installed more self-checkout systems in retail companies in Europe than Wincor Nixdorf in 2009. That is the key finding of a new report published by the British market research company Retail Banking Research (RBR).
Wincor Nixdorf is expanding its software expertise for mobile banking; in the future it will be possible to use apps in combination with the PC/E Mobile Banking solution.
In line with expectations, Wincor Nixdorf AG completed the first half of the current 2009/2010 fiscal year with a decline in net sales and operating profit (EBITA). In comparison with the same period a year ago, net sales generated by the IT specialist within the area of retail banking and retailing contracted by 6%, while EBITA was down 15%.
By the end of the year, Wincor Nixdorf will install 770 transaction terminals and replace around 800 ATMs in branches of the Commerzbank, one of the leading German banks for private and corporate customer business.
Dr. Herbert Machill, Senior Vice President, Retail at Wincor Nixdorf AG, is leaving the company at his own request in order to devote himself to new tasks and challenges.
Wincor Nixdorf is an active member of various standardization committees, in part to meet the goal of ensuring that cashless payment solutions can be integrated in POS software solutions more easily in the future.
The "red dot" design award, one of the internationally most highly-regarded prizes for outstanding product design since its founding in 1955, has been conferred on two systems from the CINEO product family that Wincor Nixdorf introduced just a few weeks ago.
Bundled expertise brings greater security to electronic payment transactions: Wincor Nixdorf and IRIS Analytics will be working together closely in the future.
Wincor Nixdorf has been awarded a contract by Sparkasse Karlsruhe to assume responsibility for operating its 260 self-service systems at 66 branches.
Standard Chartered Bank has adopted an integrated IT banking solution from Wincor Nixdorf that includes hardware and software in Hong Kong.
Wincor Nixdorf and HypoVereinsbank (HVB) have successfully completed one of the most extensive rollouts of self-service systems in Germany.
Abu Dhabi-based EMKE Group has opted to deploy TP.net, Wincor Nixdorf's store software for the retail industry.
Mobile Shopping solutions from Wincor Nixdorf slash waiting times and provide customers with vital information as they pass through the POS zone: Mobile scanning devices such as PSA /go combined with intelligent software give consumers a quick and confident shopping experience, and transfer the item scanning process from the POS to the area of self-service.
Wincor Nixdorf has rolled out a completely new portfolio of Cash Cycle Management solutions that offers customers maximum security, optimal transparency, improved processes and, at the same time, lowers their costs by over 20 percent.
At Mobile World Congress 2010 in Barcelona, Sicap and Wincor Nixdorf unveiled ATMs specially designed for unprecedented mobile money services, including cash-in / cash-out transfer facilities.
For experts from retail banks and retail companies, Wincor World 2010 was marked above all by the introduction of Wincor Nixdorf's new solution portfolio for optimizing cash handling.
"Cash Cycle Management Solutions", enables manual processes to be automated. The results: maximum security, the greatest possible transparency, better processes and cost reductions of more than twenty percent.
The shareholders of Wincor Nixdorf AG approved all items on the agenda of today's Annual General Meeting in Paderborn with substantial majorities.
Wincor Nixdorf intends to optimize the cash processes in retail banking with its completely new, modular solution portfolio.
Across the globe, mobile telephones are gaining ground as a medium for transacting banking business.
Protection against fraudulent attacks is increasingly important to banks.
From analysis and design to operations management: Wincor Nixdorf offers banks and retail companies a comprehensive portfolio of products and services for their branches and stores.
Improving customer service and loyalty, making business processes flexible and more efficient, and optimizing system and process security – those are the key challenges now facing retail companies.
Wincor Nixdorf presents an end-to-end approach that enables efficient organization and control of the cash cycle and slashes the cost of cash handling in retailing.
Wincor Nixdorf has expanded its portfolio of checkout automation solutions to improve customer acceptance and cost-effectiveness.
When banks and retailers handover their IT to external service providers, their expectations include reduced costs and higher quality.
The A.S. Watson Group (ASW), a retailer with one of the world's largest portfolio of retail formats, has awarded Wincor Nixdorf a contract to provide hardware parts and on-site maintenance, software maintenance support and helpdesk services across Asia Pacific.
prosystemsIT, a subsidiary of Wincor Nixdorf, has been awarded a contract by Sparkasse Düren to assume responsibility for operating its 150 self-service systems at 36 branches.
Wincor Nixdorf AG closed its first quarter of the current fiscal 2009/2010 with net sales and operating profit (EBITA) down 6% and 13% respectively on the same period in the preceding fiscal 2008/2009.


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Like him or not, one has to admit that Gov. Peter Shumlin thinks big. And so it was in his second inaugural address on Thursday, in which he broke with tradition and devoted his entire speech to improving education in Vermont.
He noted Vermont's role as a national leader in many areas, as it was in being the first state to mandate public funding for universal education. The focus of Thursday's speech was "an education system that grows Vermont's prosperity."
Though Vermont is doing better economically than many other states, it can do much better. Shumlin noted an irony: "at the same time that so many Vermonters need to make more money to make life work and at the same time that so many families seek to bring their kids and loved ones back to Vermont, our employers, from border to border, are eager to find workers with the right educational skills, and they have good money to pay."
He cited technology businesess around the state who would hire Vermonters with the right skills, if they were available, including Plasan Carbon Composites and Global-Z in Bennington and Mack Molding in Arlington.
"Success in the new economy depends on an educated workforce with skills beyond high school in science, computer technology, engineering and math," he said.
The governor noted that while some 62 percent of job openings in the next decade will require a post-secondary education, only about 45 percent of Vermont students who enter the ninth grade continue education beyond high school. Moreover, the rate going on to secondary education decreases for those from families with lower incomes.
To remedy these deficiencies, Shumlin focused in on four areas. The first is strengthening the commitment to universal early childhood education. He proposes to redirect $17 million from the state's Earned Income Tax Credit to make high-quality childcare affordable to low-income families.
Among other measures, the governor proposes to make school meals more accessible to children from low-income families and to create a plan for health promotion and disease prevention. Here he cited Mount Anthony Union High School Principal Sue Maguire's work when she was principal at Molly Stark Elementary School.
"She took the resources she had available, leveraged them where she could, and provided her students a full service health center right at the school. The center provides pediatric, psychological, dental, nutrition and pre-school services on site," Shumlin said. "I have asked Sue to work with my Secretary of Human Services and my Secretary of Education to bring that same ingenuity to schools across the state."
The governor also proposed increasing dual enrollment allowing high school students to seek college credit and creating an initiative allowing students to simultaneously complete their last year of high school and first year of college. In additition he proposed ways of making college more affordable for Vermonters, especially students majoring in science and technology related fields.
Shumlin's final group of proposals focused on career readiness for students at all levels. He proposed developing a Personal Learning Plan for all students "to increase our students' personal options while fostering a connection between school and career."
Noting that at the 11th grade level, testing shows that only 36 percent of Vermont students are proficient at math, he urged requiring all 9th graders take algebra and all 10th graders take geometry.
We applaud the governor for the vision and leadership shown in this speech. Vermont's example of national leadership on education at this time is particularly important. For at the federal level, the temporarily postponed "sequestration" budget cuts set in motion in 2011 would make devastating cuts in aid to education if not offset or eliminated.
That's no way to run a country and no way to educate America's children ro excel in a global economy. Vermont has its priorities right -- again.
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On the distaff the knot of storm-grey fibers thinned as on the spindle the skein of silky thread fattened.
The color of his eyes.
The slow rhythm of her hands and fingers, forming the fine strands, filled her days.
Too many days.
The change had crept up on her.
Too many years.
But not even a quarter of a yéni had in truth passed.
His heartbeat hovered at the horizon of her thought; she knew that the treacheries of mortality had not claimed him.
But yet he does not come. What changes have the years wrought? Has another won his love?
The leaves had gilded, fallen, bloomed again, and yet again. Still he did not come.
Is this how it will be? she wondered. Will that other part of my Elven blood count the days, the months, the year? Will I too change like the leaves in the seasons?
Impossibly long ago, when they had met under the trees in Rivendell, she had refused him. He had sworn he would seek her again, would again ask for her love. Now she dreamed of him at night. Her laughter fell silent.
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A movement at the edge of her sight distracted her as the warden entered, seeking the Lady. "A Man is asking admittance to the Wood, my lady. He says he is lord of the Dúnedain, and he bears your brother's ring."
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To chime on the Chaz or Braylon question, in 2012 I'd rather have Chaz. Both are equal injury risks at this juncture but Chaz is younger and fits the mold of his role better in our offense.
And not for nothing we already have Tebow here. Bringing Braylon into the role he would assume would just add more pressure to play Braylon. We don't need any more of that kind on nonsense on offense.
Braylon wouldn't have contributed enough to take on the side show and we don't need him.
I'd rather see how things shape up in camp and if needed go out and grab a vet WR to assume a role deeper on the depth chart. Let the guys we have fight it out for the slot position see who wins and let the other chips fall where they may.


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The new committee and task force were proposed by district staff as part of a "Safe and Welcoming Schools Action Plan," on which the board will be asked to vote May 28.
The initiative would include policies on safe and welcoming schools, making sure all understand behavioral expectations, including cyber-citizenship, and "reinforcing the district's commitment to transparency and inclusion," said student-services coordinator Brenda Carrillo.
It would incorporate existing and prospective programs and partnerships the district has with many organizations working in this area, she said.
The committee, which would also include community members, would serve as a high-level venue for the community to "express observations, concerns and recommendations around these issues," Carrillo said.
The separate task force, made up of teachers and school staff members, would meet over the coming summer to work out the details of the initiative and present recommendations to the board early in the fall, she said.
The district's handling of bullying and disability-based harassment has been a source of community concern since a finding in December by the U.S. Department of Education's Office for Civil Rights (OCR) that a Palo Alto middle school student's civil rights were violated in a disability-based bullying case.
The Office for Civil Rights is now investigating two other complaints against the district, one in a middle school alleging racial discrimination and the other a complaint charging disability-based bullying at Duveneck Elementary School.
Associate Superintendent Charles Young said the district is in the midst of complying with terms of a resolution agreement with the Office for Civil Rights in the December case. Training sessions have been held and the district is awaiting Office for Civil Rights approval of various documents, including a policy on bullying, that would complete the compliance process, he said.
The new action plan is not part of the Office for Civil Rights compliance but is broader, he said.
Among the lessons administrators have learned from the Office for Civil Rights cases, Young said, are the importance of having a clearly identified "point person" at every school and at the district level concerning bullying and disability-based harassment.
Also, he said, staff training, clear definitions, documentation of incidents and proactive investigations are key.
On Tuesday, board members reacted to the Safe and Welcoming Schools Action Plan, with some suggesting that staff need to better define the function of the board-level committee.
Skelly said, "The basic idea is we need some representatives at the board and places to take people who have concerns — a place to go to that's well-staffed, broadly represented from the schools, that would help us frame these issues."
Board members said it's important to have clear definitions of bullying and disability-based harassment that are commonly understood among students, parents and staff.
Member Melissa Baten Caswell suggested checklists for use by administrators.
"If you check these things then in fact you have disability-based harassment. If you don't check them, you may have harassment but not disability-based."
Caswell also suggested that parents, particularly minority and special-education parents, be included in the summer task force.
Several community members who attended the Tuesday morning session complained that its timing during the workday precluded participation by some parents.
"To set up a meeting in which the working families can't come to talk about something that so directly affects our students puts such a bad face on a district which already looks like they don't care that much, or they're not supporting those members of the community that don't have as many of the resources as many of the members do," Andrea Wolf said.
Several parents in the audience asked that anti-bullying curricula in the district's 12 elementary schools be consistent so that students arrive at middle school with a common background and language to work out problems.
Parent Stacey Ashlund, a member of the Community Advisory Committee for Special Education, said it's possible for parents and the district to work together "in a productive and collaborative way, which doesn't necessarily mean filing a lawsuit.
"We want parents to understand how to make things happen in the district without this huge expense and ordeal, federal lawsuits. I really believe and hope we can agree on that and make progress on that this coming school year," Ashlund said.
A recording of the meeting is available on the website of the Midpeninsula Community Media Center, www.midpenmedia.org.
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Once again the next big helicopter expo will be upon us in short order. Highly polished aircraft will adorn the floors of a cavernous convention center. It may be your one and only chance to compare and contrast the various models of flying machines available to you side-by-side. Sure, you'd like to have one of each; we all would. But alas, we can't. So the one you choose has got to do your bidding well. To make your selection task less daunting, you'll collect a bunch of literature full of performance specifications in order to compare each aircraft. Soon you'll be swimming in a sea of numbers trying to make sense of it all, trying to tease out the model that will be just right.
Designers begin a selection process similar to your own when they begin envisioning the type of aircraft you, the buyer, will need. They too look at a sea of numbers, mostly from previous designs as a means of comparison. It's easy to get overwhelmed with such a broad set of parameters to look at. But engineers being, well, engineers, like to find relationships between numbers that establish trends, provide insight and lessen their hysteria.
As you'll hear oftentimes in this column, performance is what sells aircraft. And in the simplest of any engineering terms, performance comes down to this: "power required vs. power available." This relationship will define the entire operating envelope of your aircraft. Minimizing the first term while maximizing the second is therefore always a design goal.
In any helicopter, the combination of aircraft gross weight, rotor disk area and airframe shape will dictate how much power will be required to get things done. It is here that a particular relationship becomes meaningful to engineers during design. Disk loading is the weight that each square foot of the rotor disk carries. It is nothing more than aircraft gross weight divided by rotor disk area. Increase the aircraft weight, and disk loading goes up. Increase the rotor diameter, (i.e. disk area) and disk loading goes down. Of course, the opposite is true as well. Disk loading is important because it foretells many attributes of the final helicopter.
Engineers, being the typical statisticians they are, keep a long list of prior helicopters and design specs. With this, they can use the disk loading to make predictions about a new design. A high disk loading will produce a high rotor downwash velocity, quick RPM response in autorotation, and increase the helicopter's resistance to wind turbulence. Expect a low disk loading to have the opposite effect.
While many other things like design cruise speed, physical sizing, and empty weight will determine the final rotor diameter in a design, probably the most important parameter that disk loading affects is hover performance. The lower the disk loading, the less hover power is required. It is a helicopter after all, and hovering is what it is intended to do best. To get it to do anything else well in addition to that involves tradeoffs. Less hover power required relates to cheaper operation, longer engine life and better fuel economy; but there is definitely a market for having a helicopter with faster legs. This requires more expensive, thirstier, higher horsepower engines to compensate for the increased drag at higher speeds. This will also drive disk loadings higher, as excess engine power will allow for a smaller rotor design.
Most turbine engines today provide great power while they remain light in weight. This describes another engineering relationship—the engine power-to-weight ratio. This is a ratio of engine power output compared to engine weight. It factors into disk loading and therefore into hover power calculations. Early helicopter designs needed very low disk loadings in order to have the rotor do the work their heavy, less powerful piston engines could not do. Today's engines supply high power while remaining low in weight. This helps keep aircraft empty weights low and useful loads high. They allow disk loadings to be high, benefiting forward speed, and keeping rotor diameters small.
One more relationship is worth mentioning here. Power loading is a measure of the weight each unit of horsepower can lift (weight divided by horsepower required). Power loading can be thought of in the form of hover efficiency. Helicopters with high power loadings tend to hover more efficiently than those with lower ones, but are not as fast. Engineers are great at creating relationships between relationships, so to speak, until their pencils break. They'll graph one against another, for many different models, and see where their new design fits in. This gives comparison that speeds the iterative design process, highlights potential problems, and provides instant focus. It might not be a bad thing to remember, as you survey the sea of new choppers. Using their methods could help to bring order to convention chaos.


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Discussion in 'Odds & Ends' started by 5555, Sep 5, 2012.
Very good, i like this one too
Bigus Dickus is good.
Its also good when Vincent Vega accidently shoots Marvin the face.
Hall Pass - the movie itself was pure crap. Not funny at all.
But this unexpected scene really killed me: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jT6ArJJNqPE
I didn't really like 'Get Him To The Greek', but the furry wall scene was very funny.
This for me.:lol:
Biggus Dickus tickles me to no end, but my favorite is this one...
The first 15 minutes of Blazing Saddles.
Quite right.
The sun has nothing to do with the climate. Glad that you brought global warming, math, and science into a thread about funny movie scenes.
I liked the opening scene in basic instinct 2:
- guess what?
- what?
- i can't move.
- yeah, well, you don't have to - you're in a car.
Does anyone have a link for that scene?
Death at a Funeral :lol:
hard to only pick one from this flick, best comedy movie ever
IMO you cant beat the Star Wars vs Lord of the Rings scene in Clerks 2
3 of the best from that movie.
Furry Wall
You're one pink shirt away from Carlton MF.
I'm eatin my own head...
This is pretty funny
Belongs in this thread
Since we've got some MP fans.... This is often overshadowed, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ifgHHhw_6g8
Great finds! I'll have to give it a second watch, I laughed at all of them. Dexies Midnight Runners in the background for the Furry Wall scene added alot I think
I also noticed alot of scenes for White Men Can't Jump to the side of some of those clips, that's a funny movie too.
Kung fu Hustle - Chasing Scene:
Ace Ventura -When Nature Calls-Rhino Scene
Agreed that scene makes me laugh every time.
The scene in Boogie Nights at Alfred Molina's house, where he's singing Jessie's Girl. When he says That's Cosmo, He's Chinese, and Ricky Springfield, He's a buddy of mine!! it get's me every time.
When I saw this in theatres, people in the audience were literally jumping evertime the fireworks went off.
Molina deserved an Oscar for this scene.
Home alone and Home alone 2 were really funny
OMG that was so funny. my belly hurts
<------------ this scene right here
borat azamat hotel scene
Bruce Almighty - News Scene
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ALBUM RELEASE // Califone's 'Stitches' Out Today, Touring Through OctoberPosted by Andrew on September 3rd, 2013
After playing a fantastic Labor Day in-store at Nashville's iconic record store Grimey's yesterday, Califone's new album, Stitches, is finally out today in stores and online!
Stitches is the band's 7th album, a followup to 2009's All My Friends Are Funeral Singers, and the band's first completely made outside Chicago. Califone's Tim Rutili explains that the writing and recording began in Southern California and then finished the album in Arizona and Texas saying "those dry landscapes and beaches and hills and shopping malls all made it into the music". Enchanting, complex, and emotionally driven songs will satisfy diehard fans while bringing new fans to Califone's established sound and storied history.
You can get Stitches on iTunes, Amazon, your local record store, and from SC Distribution.
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A new graphic posted by Library Journal shows the number of books written about presidents over the years.
Abe Lincoln is at the top of the list, with 3,584 titles. He's followed by George Washington with 1,909. Then, John Kennedy is third with 1,500.
The list ends with Jimmy Carter, who is the subject of only 292 books.
People publish books for all kinds of reasons, and making money is close to the No. 1 reason. So, Abe's popularity among publishers probably reflects his sellability, among other things.
Not many books on Polk, I guess. Or Taft. Or Taylor. Or even Tyler. What's to say about Arthur? Or Cleveland? Or Fillmore?
Heck, I probably wouldn't even remember those names if it weren't for the fact that I had to navigate the streets of Amarillo back when I was growing up there, and the main ones were named after the presidents -- in order of election.


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Pirates recall infielder Morel from Triple-A
By Tom Singer and Austin Laymance / MLB.com
The Pirates recalled infielder Brent Morel from Triple-A Indianapolis on Friday, filling a spot on the active roster that was vacated when the club optioned right-hander Phil Irwin to Indianapolis on Thursday.
Morel hit .215 with six doubles, one home run and 11 RBIs in 25 games with Triple-A Indianapolis this season. The Bucs claimed the veteran off waivers from Toronto in February. Morel played 194 games with the White Sox between 2010-13, batting .229 with 13 homers and 54 RBIs, and he has experience at third base and second base.
"We talked about all the possibilities, and this was the move that we felt we needed to make, based on roster availability and other considerations," manager Clint Hurdle said.
Irwin did not appear in a game with the Pirates after being promoted from the Minors on Tuesday when starter Jeff Locke was optioned to Indianapolis.
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer.Austin Laymance is a reporter for MLB.com. Follow him on Twitter at @jalaymance. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Hello everyone,
Just got back from my trip out west and will have photos up on my blog in a few days. Left Florida on June 1st and headed to Moab Utah. Wandered around Utah and Colorado stopping at Arches, Canyonlands, Dead Horse Point, Rocky Mountain National Parks, and Pikes Peak before heading back across the Plains with stops at the John Deere plant in Waterloo Iowa and the Indy Speedway. Got back to my mountain home outside of Asheville on the 14th for a few days of rest and yard work. Hated to head back to Florida but have to work for the next trip. More after the break..............
PS, never could have done the trip without my Sargent seat and Tourtech wind deflector for the stock windshield


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Road rage sparked an argument that it is alleged led to a car being kicked and damaged in the Isle.
Humberside Police are appealing for witnesses following an altercation on the A18 near to temporary road works on Pilfrey Bridge between Althorpe and Crowle.
The incident took place around midnight on Thursday, January 30.
Drivers of two cars, a silver coloured Vauxhall Astra and a Ford Fiesta, began arguing after one of the drivers blamed the other for grit chipping their windscreen, said police.
During the altercation one of the drivers kicked the Ford Fiesta, so damaging the vehicle's rear offside fog lamp.
Officers are asking any independent witnesses to the skirmish to call Humberside Police on 101 quoting log 229 of 30/01/14.


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Heartland Symphony Orchestra announces its new conductor and music director, Sergey Bogza.
Bogza is a native of Taganrog, Russia, and has been living in the United States since 1995. He holds a Bachelor's Degree in music education from Portland State University, a Master of Music Degree in orchestral conducting from Central Washington University, and he is pursuing a Doctoral of Musical Arts Degree at the University of Minnesota.
Sergey is equally at home in symphonic and operatic repertoire. He is a James Sample Conducting Fellow at the University of Minnesota where he conducts Campus Orchestras and Campus String Orchestra and serves as an assistant conductor for Opera Theater.
In addition, Bogza is in his second year as music director of Hyperion Singers, a Twin Cities based vocal ensemble specializing in music from the baroque and classical periods. Previously, Bogza was the artistic director and founder of the First Slavic Youth Orchestra, assistant conductor and graduate instructor at Central Washington University, guest master class teacher for Music in World Cultures, and has appeared extensively as a guest conductor, presenter and clinician in the northwest.
Bogza is also an internationally performed composer. With more than 40 compositions and arrangements for orchestra and chamber ensembles, his works most recently have been featured at the 21st International New Music Festival in Kazan, Russia. His new composition, "Remember," for soprano and baritone solo, chamber choir and chamber orchestra, received its world premiere in May and has been scheduled for performances in both Germany and Russia by professional and educational institutions.
Bogza is working on a chamber version of Richard Strauss' tone poem "Don Quixote" with performances scheduled for April 2014.
The Fall Concert Series will be Sergey's debut concert conducting the Heartland Symphony Orchestra. "Americana" will take place at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 12, at Charles Martin Auditorium in Little Falls, and at 2:30 p.m. Sunday, Oct. 13, at Tornstrom Auditorium in Brainerd.
Concert and ticket information for HSO's 2013-14 season will be available starting Aug. 15 on HSO's new website at www.heartlandsymphony.org. Contact HSO for a free season brochure with concert descriptions and repertoire at 800-826-1997.
This activity is made possible by the voters of Minnesota through a grant from the Five Wings Arts Council, thanks to a legislative appropriation from the Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, and a grant from the Laura Jane Musser Fund.


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Vet-Fest in Waynesville will feature a poker run, live music and food on Saturday, Nov. 9, in the Haywood Square shopping center.
Live bands will play from 3 to 10 p.m., including Brian Keith & the Mile High Band, Smokerise and Fried Pie Experience. The event is family friendly.
A poker run starts at noon. Motorcyclists will visit five stops, drawing a card at each one to see who has the best hand by the end of the run. Stops include Jack's Leather Shop in Maggie Valley, Legends in Maggie Valley, Harley Shop in Cherokee and Steel Horses.
The cost is $20 for drivers and $15 for passengers. Proceeds go to the Wounded Warrior Project and veterans initiatives. Haywood Square is in downtown Waynesville on Branner Avenue. 828.734.5795.


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USD School of Law Student Maryam Rastegar '15 (JD) Awarded Bergstrom Child Welfare Law Fellowship
Ann Arbor, Mich. (April 4, 2014) – University of San Diego (USD) School of Law second-year law student Maryam Rastegar, '15 (JD), has been awarded a 2014 Bergstrom Child Welfare Law Fellowship by the University of Michigan School of Law.
Rastegar was selected to receive the fellowship due to her commitment to the field of children's law, past experiences related to children and family, and performance indicative of likely future success in the field.
After a three-day training session at Michigan Law at the end of May, Rastegar will spend 10 weeks working for the Alliance for Children's Rights in Los Angeles. Working under the supervision of Jill Rowland in the education department of the organization, Rastegar's work will include client intakes, analyzing and assessing clients' needs and preparing legal materials.
"The education program at the Alliance focuses particularly on special education-related matters," said Rastegar. "A lot of the work I do will be focused on education advocacy."
Ever since her first year of law school, Rastegar has focused on gaining child advocacy experience.
"During my first year, I was really involved in Advocates for Children and Education, a student-run organization at USD School of Law," said Rastegar. She is president-elect and will spend her last year leading the organization.
During her second year of law school, Rastegar gained a wide range of education and work-related experience, taking Professor Robert Fellmeth's Child Right's and Remedies course and Public Interest Law and Practice course.
"Professor Fellmeth has also been a mentor to me, providing me with the tools I need to become a great legal advocate," she said.
USD's Tradition of Supporting Children's Rights
USD School of Law has built a strong, core academic program led by Price Professor of Public Interest Law Robert C. Fellmeth along with three full-time faculty members and numerous adjunct professors who bring years of experience practicing child advocacy at the highest levels.The school offers a JD degree with a concentration in children's rights, child advocacy clinical opportunities, and access to one of the leading children's rights centers in the nation.
The Children's Advocacy Institute (CAI) at USD School of Law is an academic, research, and advocacy law firm. CAI represents the interests and rights of children and youth in impact litigation, legislative and regulatory advocacy, research and public education projects, and public service programs.
About the Bergstrom Child Welfare Law Fellowship
The Bergstrom Child Welfare Law Summer Fellowship is committed to inspiring the best and brightest law students to pursue careers in child welfare law. Through the fellowship, students gain experience and insight into the field and provide much needed services to various child welfare offices specializing in representing children, parents, and social service agencies. After attending a three-day training session at the end of May at the University of Michigan School of Law, fellows spend at least 10 weeks at their placements.
In 1995, the W. K. Kellogg Foundation provided a start-up three-year grant, as a part of the foundation's Families for Kids Initiative, to establish the Summer Child Welfare Law Fellowship through the Child Advocacy Law Clinic at Michigan Law. The Summer Fellowship program training is now funded by a generous gift from the Bergstrom Foundation in honor of the late Henry A. Bergstrom, '35. With the Bergstrom funding, the summer fellowship has gained a national scope.
About the Alliance for Children's Rights
The Alliance for Children's Rights protects the rights of impoverished, abused and neglected children and youth. By providing free legal services and advocacy, the Alliance ensures children have safe, stable homes, healthcare and the education they need to thrive.
About the University of San Diego School of Law
Celebrating 60 years of alumni success, the University of San Diego (USD) School of Law is recognized for the excellence of its faculty, depth of its curriculum, and strength of its clinical programs. Each year, USD educates approximately 900 Juris Doctor and graduate law students from throughout the United States and around the world. The law school is best known for its offerings in the areas of business and corporate law, constitutional law, intellectual property, international and comparative law, public interest and taxation.
USD School of Law is one of the 81 law schools elected to the Order of the Coif, a national honor society for law school graduates. The law school's faculty is a strong group of outstanding scholars and teachers with national and international reputations and currently ranks 23rd worldwide in all-time faculty downloads on the Social Sciences Research Network (SSRN). The school is accredited by the American Bar Association and is a member of the Association of American Law Schools. Founded in 1954, the law school is part of the University of San Diego, a private, nonprofit, independent, Roman Catholic university chartered in 1949.
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This song is nice :D btw: Deadmau5 - Hey Baby
haha all comments about what the song is :P
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what was the name of the song?
Hey baby - benny benassi
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I just love her laugh at 3:51. Very hot girls in general btw! :)
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after seeing this i fuck three times and to my wife kaladevi and her friend Kavitha.
does squirting hurts ??? im really curious .. i didnt tried it yet !
It does not hurt. It is wonderful.
would i drink it hell yeah
omg this made me so horny
Great Song ;)
Well, it seems real squirtintg. My former gf and my wife do squirt and say they are not peeing, but they feel like having to pee while during strong orgasm, not always with my dick... Anyway, it's dllicious and difficult to predict. I don't mind she's wetting the bedsheat as I always foresee a wiping sheet, even for a crempie. What I also like is when she's pissing on the floor and I like the sound of the stream of the urine spirting out between the urethra ans the lips, but also the sound of the splashing on the flour .
The first one and the last one was so fucking hot, hard boner
i always climax to this vid, out of all thhe different vids per night
this goes on my top 5 favs
I love Deadmau5, thank you for this clip ^^
I feel like I wanna squirt with 'em too :-P
i thought this was too hot i love watchin girls finger thereselfs........soo HOT!!!!!!!!!!!
no way women can cum like that,closes ive ever felt is feel like pissin on ya! lol-nice and warm,and sexy when u relize what it is;)
its like niagra falls in cum version
these girls can cum!
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Yes, I prefer to know then name of the song, it's awesome.
- - u should learn SEX before u saying that, does anyone knows that women has 3 G-SPOT most of guys believes that women has only 1 G-SPOT but thats not true, theres 2 more g-spot,
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fuck that song!! only nice squirts... like mine...
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Deadmau5 - Hey baby original mix respect
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whats the song called??
Why the hell putting music !!?????
Still the hottest squirting orgasm video on yep. If I'm not mistaken, most of these ladies are service providers and porn actors from the Montreal area which explains why they are so fucking hot!!!
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my ex-wife used to CUM like these gals, and when I was giving her head and she orgasamed in my face it was like somebody threw a large glass of warm water. OHOH the memories.
whats the name of the first girl with the gray dildo
The song Name Deadmau5 - Hey Baby
The song is called Hey Baby by deadmau5
Mmmm, I love this video. I just started thinking about it in class the other day and got yet. I had to excuse myself to the restroom.
need more SQUIRTING plz
There was some damn strecthed out pussy there
Kinda looks and sounds like a commercial. Prefer vids uploaded from amateurs.
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These women are not squirting but they are PEEING. Fooling us.........
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ST. LOUIS - Two Missouri parents say the Transportation Security Administration ruined their disabled daughter's trip to Disney World by harassing her and leaving her "distraught."
The parents posted a nearly six minute video to YouTube, showing what happened at Lambert-St. Louis International Airport. According to the video, the family was flying to Orlando for a trip to Disney World on February 9.
The parents say their 3-year-old daughter, Lucy, was pulled aside for a pat-down. Agents also told Lucy's parents they needed to swab her wheelchair.
In the video, you can hear Lucy crying as TSA agents argue with her parents.
At one point, Lucy's mother says she won't allow the agents to "touch [her] daughter" unless she could record it.
"It just seems ominous for you guys to suggest that you have to do this in the dark," the mother says. "That in and of itself seems inappropriate."
The agents told the girl's parents it was "against the law" to record the screening.
However, according to the TSA website, photography and videotaping is allowed as long as passengers don't "interfere with the screening process," "slow things down," or "film monitors" on security equipment.
Later, Lucy becomes so upset that she can be heard saying, "I don't want to go to Disney World."
The parents claim they had to spend 20 minutes talking to several different "managers," each of whom asked the family where they were from and where they were going.
Lucy's parents also can be heard telling TSA agents they have never had a similar problem going through security with Lucy.
The video ends with a message from the parents: "Why do we continue to let TSA touch our children? Totally absurd."
After posting the video, the parents wrote several comments, claiming their children still think "the TSA is potentially looking for [them]" because of the video.
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