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Microsoft is the giant and they are well known in the field of software making as well as the computing devices. After fetching the Lumia title from Nokia they promote the Lumia device with their own tag and they launched many Lumia devices which belong to the mid-range category. In the recent past, they made the appearance in MWC 2015, however, that was not the big bump, but the presented thing was not negligible. They launched two mid-range devices in the event named Lumia 640 and the larger version of the same handset called Lumia 640 XL they both are the mid-ranger and users will get the stylish smartphone at a reasonable price. Here we are going to see what these handsets offers to the users.
Design and Display
Microsoft Lumia 640 and Lumia 640 XL follow the same design pattern and there is no change found in the previous Lumia devices. Like the previous devices both the handsets are made up of the shiny glossy plastic. However, the plastic is not near to the metal but the finishing of the handsets is not bad and equally good like metal frame. Both the handsets have slightly different measures because of the screen size. The Lumia 640 measures 141.3 x 72.2 x 8.8 mm and has 145 grams of weight and the larger Lumia 640 XL measures 157.9 x 81.5 x 9 mm and has 171 grams of weight. They both supports the dual micro SIMs and easy to hold and manage from single hand.
As the name of the smartphones suggest that the screen sizes of both are changed. Lumia 640 is the regular version and Lumia 640 XL is the large one. The regular Lumia 640 is come with 5.0 inches display and has 720 x 1280 pixels resolution and delivers 294 ppi pixel density and the bigger Lumia 640 XL has 5.7 inches display with the same pixels resolution but the provided density were changed and the large one gives 259 ppi pixel density. Besides the size and the ppi density there are no changes present in both and they both have IPS LCD capacitive touch screen and the screens are protected with Corning Gorilla Glass 3 and ClearBlack which improve the display result and increase the endurance of the mobile.
Operating system and Interface
They both are the windows phone and runs Microsoft Windows Phone 8.1 with Lumia Denim as default operating system. The windows provide all the necessary facility to the users to enjoy the handset to the maximum extent and keep them busy with their smartphones. The interface of the handsets are typical windows based and gives the same windows experience to the users as they already got in desktop. The operating system is easy to operate and hazel free interface is the best option for the users.
Processor and Memory
Best and fine hardware combination makes the perfect smartphones and manufacturers especially curious for the hardware selection for making the best device. Microsoft is the clever and good in progress so they chose a better option for their mid-ranger. Company placed Quad-core 1.2 GHz Cortex-A7 processor paired with Qualcomm MSM8926 Snapdragon 400 system on chip and has Adreno 305 for handling the graphical tasks. This is the perfect combination for any mid-range smartphone and gives the efficient performance to the users. Now the memory comes which is one of the main points of consideration. The company placed 1GB RAM and 8 GB ROM in both handsets. The ROM can be extended up to 128 GB externally via microSD card. According to the mid-price tribe, the handsets are well configured and give the maximum pleasure to the users for playing with their Lumia handset.
The second change after the screen is camera capacity. The regular version has regular, but powerful camera and the large one has the big size smart camera. Lumia 640 has 8 MP rear camera with 3264 x 2448 pixels, autofocus and LED flash for capturing the clear image and has 1 megapixel front facing camera for getting the basic selfies which are not so good but not very bad at all and the Lumia 640 XL has 13 MP rear camera with 4128 x 3096 pixels, Carl Zeiss optics, autofocus and LED flash to taking the high-end images and has 5 megapixel front facing camera for taking the well balanced selfies.
The 3rd change present in the power source of the smartphones. The large one needs a more power than the regular version. The Lumia 640 has Li-Ion 2500 mAh battery which is well enough for running the handset whole day. The battery gives Up to 840 h (2G) / Up to 840 h (3G) standby time to the mobile and Up to 27 h 30 min (2G) / Up to 20 h 30 min (3G) talk time to the users and the large Lumia 640 XL is energized by Li-Ion 3000 mAh battery which is quite powerful than 2500mAh. The large power source gives up to 936 h (2G) / Up to 936 h (3G) standby time to the handset and up to 31 h 20 min (2G) / Up to 23 h 40 min (3G) talk time to the users. The good thing is that the batteries are removable and users can replace the battery instead of complete handset if the battery gets affected.
Users are expecting more from their love one and they already familiar with Microsoft so they need relaxation after buying the handset they need and Lumia 640 and Lumia 640 XL both are the mobiles gives them a relief because the handsets are in the budget of the consumers and they feel happy to use such type of handy handset available at a reasonable cost.


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One new feature that desktop users may benefit from is the SPICE virtualization support included in Fedora 14. SPICE, the Simple Protocol for Independent Computing Environment, is technology that Red Hat gained as part of its acquisition of Qumranet in 2008.
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Please know that you and the good folks working together on the upcoming 300th are surely in my thoughts and prayers as you answer your higher calling on various levels.
On a personal note….
I am one voice….one face….one lifelong student….one teacher living right here on the homefront that serves as a multi-generational reminder of those Ancestors having come before me. May we acknowledge….honor….remember those having come before…including individuals noted as Ancestors having chosen to NEVER leave eastern~coastal NC.
I embrace all branches of my family tree. This includes my local indigenous roots and roots from foreign shores. (By divine grace…. I continue being a lifelong student…a work in progress.)
The following is a quote (lifted from a little book for young students) that I was moved to write a few years ago.
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"The elders have taught us that in everything we do, we must consider how it will affect the next Seven Generations. The idea is that if each Generation did this we would all be taken care of, because our beloved Ancestors will have cleared the path for us to travel forward….in a good way.
Long ago our Ancestors walked this land and fished these living waters. This was their birthing place…resting place…original homeland…Promised Land~created to be held in a Living Trust, not just by man-made laws or conditions, but by the spiritual laws and conditions of our Creator, God, Almighty.
Long ago this Living Trust was broken, and so was our family circle. Today, we give thanks as our circle is once again being restored as we reach out to connect with one another, unify, heal and come together as an extended family. Yah kwen'~heh!
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I was definitely due for a new pair of road shoes. I knew I wanted a racing flat or at least a low-profile lightweight trainer after being convinced that traditional trainers are garbage and they contributed to plantar fasciitis a few years ago due to promoted heal striking.
I went to the running store yesterday and tried on a few pairs, including the Saucony Kinvara, Brooks Silence, and Nike Zoom (not including a link to the Nike Zoom because their website sucks and makes you go through too much marketing crap before you get to where you need to go).
First up was the Saucony Kinvara. As soon as I put it on I was impressed. Fit my foot very nicely and felt great. Despite how it may look in the picture below, it really is a low profile shoe. And, it has a nice amount of cushioning (but not too much) for a shoe labeled as a "racing flat". The shoe is incredibly lightweight, weighing in at a mere 7.7 ounces. Also despite how it may look, it is an incredibly flexible shoe. Looks durable as well, but time will tell that. Ran with it outside the store for a few hundred yards and liked it even more.
I knew the Kinvara was likely going to be the winner, but I tried on the other pairs to compare. Next up was the Brooks Silence. This felt a little more flimsy in terms of durability and was a bit more of how I expected a racing flat to feel overall, which is not necessarily a bad thing. Not a bad shoe, but the Kinvaras were clearly a better choice for me.
Next up was the Nike Zoom. Slipped it on and the toebox was way too narrow. Not a good fit. Immediately took if off, not bothering with a test run.
So, this morning was my first real run in the Kinvaras. Continued to be very impressed. I really digged the comfort level in such a flexible, lightweight shoe. The lower profile was also very apparent with my gait, which was great. I know it's just one run, but I don't think I've ever been more satisfied or impressed with a road shoe. Time will tell for sure, but so far these guys are winners.
As for the run itself, Neighbor Kate was out on a ten miler and I knew she was on the return route home, so I ran out to meet up with her. Found her about two and a half miles down the road and ran with her a bit. My pace was around 7:40-7:45/mile when not with Kate. She's training hard for a trail marathon in November and she's ramping up the mileage nicely.
Likely doing a pretty big mountain run tomorrow, so was happy to keep the mileage low again today.
Ran 5.3 miles @ 8:31/mile pace.
Paved roads.
Mostly flat.
Lower 70s, humid, sunny.
Saucony Kinvara, shorts.
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New Shoe Smell
Posted by Jamie Anderson at 8:43 AM
5 comments:
- Sparkplug said...
Nothing like new shoes!
Are you doing the Mahoosucs tomorrow? If so, have fun! Unfortunately you can't drag Ryan along this time around - we're headed to MA to see his family...
- Jamie said...
Yep, Mahoosucs. Will be nice to gain elevation to escape the heat (and dip into a swimmng hole, where one is rumored to be at the end).
- Love2Run said...
Good luck, hope the bugs don't eat you up!
- sn0m8n said...
Is Bob making you climb up Mahoosuc Arm? Yeah, have fun with that.
- Thomas said...
I'm glad you're happy with your choice, but next time give the Nike Lunaracers a try. I know tastes differ but personally I think they are the best racing shoe on the planet.
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Looking at the games this weekend, it seems that the most exciting/interesting game is between two teams we hate. I'm the kind of guy that roots for are rivals (for the most part) outside of when we play them. That way, it is sweeter when we win. Now I know a lot of you are too "proud" to pull for a rival, and I get it, but do you feel better after beating a mediocre team, or a great team? Think about it.
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This editorial from The Greenfield Recorder dated August 12, 1964, clearly expresses the hostility many Americans felt towards dissent against United States policy in Vietnam. Commenting on a World Assembly of Youth resolution critical of United States policy, the editorial criticizes the Assembly's absence of condemnation of Communism. The editorial sees the Chinese as directing and supporting the Gulf of Tonkin Incident of August 2 and 4, 1964. The author also sees the incident as a part of a larger and more broad-based Communist aggression. This belief about a Communist plan to take over all of Southeast Asia was called the "domino theory". The belief that the Gulf of Tonkin Incident may have been manufactured by the United States as grounds for war did not publicly surface for another decade.
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Billy Joel once crooned that he'd "rather laugh with the sinners than cry with the saints." No offense to Chattanooga, which surely is a nice town, but the latest study from the American Bible Society probably won't do much to change his mind.
The not-surprising conclusion reached by this examination into the most "Bible-minded" towns in the country is that the South and Midwest are hotbeds for the Holy Scripture while the East Coast, well, don't let the door hit you on the way down.
Here are the top five from both ends, starting with the saints.
1. Chattanooga, Tennessee
2. Birmingham, Alabama
3. Roanoke, Virginia
4. Springfield, Missouri
5. Shreveport, Louisiana
And on to the sinners (well, just less Bible-minded).
1. Providence, Rhode Island
2. Albany, New York
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4. San Francisco, California
5. Cedar Rapids, Iowa
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Pros and cons of total nuclear apocalypse. Plus: Gunning for delicious office snacks.
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The William Blake Archive is pleased to announce the publication of the electronic edition of Europe a Prophecy copy H. The only monochrome copy of the nine extant copies printed by Blake, copy H was printed c. 1795. Now in the Houghton Library, Harvard University, it joins copies B, E, and K in the Archive and will be joined by copies A and D in the near future. Europe is dated 1794 on its title plate and the first six copies were color printed that year, followed in 1795 by two more copies. Copies B and E are from the first printing session and copy K is from the last printing session, c. 1818. With the addition of copy H, the printing history of Europe is fully represented in the Archive.
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J&D DRYWALL INC. has filed a petition in equity in said office representing that SUPERIOR RENALTY, INC. & DR. JASON HENCLER, D.M.D. are indebted to J&D DRYWALL INC. in the sum of $29,281.00 besides interest, according to account filed with said petition, for materials furnished and work and labor performed in the construction, erection and reparation of a certain building, belonging to SUPERIOR RENALTY, INC. & DR. JASON HENCLER, D.M.D. situated in Warwick, RI, upon Plat 241 Lot 34 of land owned by the said Defendant, SUPERIOR RENALTY, INC. , in fee simple, bounded and described as follows, to wit:
The following premises on 1775 Bald Hill Road, Warwick, RI (located on Assessor's Plat 241, Lot 34 according to the Tax Assessor of the City of Warwick, Rhode Island) created by Declaration of Condominium of Green Plaza Condominium dated November 7, 1989 at 1:26 p.m. in Book 1368, Page 183 and its amendments in the Land Evidence Records, City of Warwick, Rhode Island.
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Day Care Provider Pleads Guilty To Child Neglect
PINE CITY (AP) — A day care provider in east-central Minnesota has pleaded guilty to child neglect after a toddler in her care wandered onto a nearby highway.
Fifty-six-year-old Carrie Richardson of Sandstone entered her plea to the gross misdemeanor last week in Pine County court.
Under a plea deal, a gross misdemeanor count of child endangerment against Richardson is expected to be dismissed when she's sentenced.
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When it comes to your diet, it's just as much about what you eat as how much you eat. A can of soda may have the same amount of calories as, say, a bowl of oatmeal, but it goes without saying that the latter will help you last through the morning without a trip to the vending machine. If you're always feeling hungry, no matter how much you eat, it might be time to revamp your diet. Check out some of the most filling foods you can eat. You just might be surprised!
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At this point I am really sorry I started this post. If anyone goes to the greater Rufus corridor and it sets up at 27 mph with the usual wind direction parameters I'd appreciate a pm.
I don't appreciate racist middle school jokes, nor insipid, holier than thou unsolicited advice. Start your own thread for that.
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Welcome to the iWindsurf forum - at least it's just one guy for the most part, but it does get really tiresome.
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I don't appreciate racist middle school jokes, nor insipid, holier than thou unsolicited advice. Start your own thread for that.
I'll let Johnny be the judge of any racist intent. He has a sense of humor.
Unsolicited? You expressly asked us to take our time to offer you our opinions. Mitch and I offered specific, on-topic, thorough, useful insight. If you and jota are tired of that, what are you here for ... one-liner non sequiturs? People to set aside their fun to go online and be responsible for notifying Eric&Holly where the wind is at that moment so you don't have to learn anything? Gingrich and I try to help you understand the place so you can make your own, informed decisions like everyone else does, yet you throw that aside and demand that others do all your thinking for you? Do you not go windsurfing unless someone gives you a phone call or PM and their permission? Is your time too precious to pick up your cell phone or tap your computer mouse occasionally and look at the data yourself rather than asking others to do it for you? Damn ... I wish I had some lackeys to do my thinking for me; think of the time, gas and brain cells I could save ... NOT! Think of all the windsurfing you miss by depending on others to lead you by the nose.
Mitch and I tried to teach you how to fish, but we're not gonna bait your hook or gut, scale, cook, season, and spoon feed your catch to you.
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You need Wind Alert, not a bulletin board.
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I asked for this,
"Looking for a Gorge seasoned windsurfer to post up with a legitimate "Dude you missed it" for Rufus swell."
No amount of self righteous prose on your end will alter the request of my original post, nor that you somehow feel it's okay to use a racial slur on a public forum. It is offensive, innaproriate, childish, and basically 100% not okay. This is true regardless of how John feels about it A racial slur is by its very nature directed at a race. You have no idea what my ethnicity is, nor that of many others who may be following this thread. You put something like what you wrote on the net and it goes to everyone. In the future my unsolicited advice to you is not to post bs like that. If you don't agree, please do so on your own thread.
I think it's also fair to say that me calling your advice insipid is not cool and I apologize for that. I will leave it with your advice is not something I was seeking. I do not find it useful. It did not meet the criteria of my stated objective. That is still kind of rude.
I did get some useful eye witness pm's from folks I used to sail out there with which I appreciate.
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Great; we're happy for you. But do you not see that you used a public forum, everyone's time, and several people's effort to get some broadly useful information you're keeping to yourself, and used the opportunity to get in a few unwarranted insults to boot?
Definition of Nipponese: Japanese. How is "Akagi" (or Johnny in particular) Jewish, Norwegian, southern U.S. redneck, gay, angry, etc. (all labels, BTW, various people have inferred, with and without validity, to me ... with zero offense taken)?
If that, or a shortening thereof obviously intended as a non-racial joke, is racist, then so is inferring that someone is African-American, a Yank, a Canuck, an Aussie or Ozzie, a black, an illegal alien, etc. One almost always has to consider context. Is "Jew", for example, a racial slur?
I appreciate ... and the people here are fortunate ... that rather than calling me a racist you legitimately lectured me on the issue, but I disagree with you in this case and context. IMO, the only person qualified to stand in judgment of my specific comment is Johnny. I'll ask him next time I see him whether the comment offends him. As for your ethnicity, I don't
what it is. We need to stop introducing or considering race in every decision we make and every word we utter. In particular, the Left is adding fuel to the fire by constantly using the race card as a weapon, especially when it's based on absolutely nothing. It is extremely offensive and divisive all by itself when played out of turn. I also suspect that most Japanese who still take visceral offense at the word "Nip"
regardless of context
are older than I (born in 1943), and thus not likely to be reading this forum. There are far more current, fanned, and inflammatory N-words to worry about ... one of which I grew up around even before it became universally intended as a slur.
I apologize most profoundly if you found my attempts to help you predict and discern good windsurfing opportunities without relying on others to be "righteous". I can't and won't apologize for Mitch's equally grievous error, but we both mistakenly assumed you wanted useful insights so you wouldn't have to be so dependent on others. I also want to know when the Maryhill current is amenable to swell, but would never impose on others to take time out of their mad rush to get on the water to notify me of an ongoing happening, and would place little faith in the duration or broader applicability of that happening unless supported by meteorological factors. IOW, one great sesh don't mean squat about the next one.
You can stop reading now; the rest is for lurkers who want to score some Eureka! moments and days, or at least join some great lemming stampedes. You have your answers, E&H, and found some willing hand-holders, so I'm going to offer others some motivation, but not trade secrets, to look beyond the lemmings.
Even in today's digital world, there are still coups awaiting WSers with some insight and initiative. One does not score summertime solo or near-solo 3-hour sessions at the Hatchery on a 4.7, alone at Doug's hammered on a 3.2 for 6 hours, Rufus fully powered on a 3.7 without ONE other person in sight for 6 hours, undiscovered launches, and long sessions virtually or fully alone on classic swell at those and other locations by waiting for tweets from the crowd. What those tweets get us is ... crowds ... and not necessarily happy ones if conditions change during the drive. It's much more important to most of us to actually catch those Eureka! days rather than to hear from someone else how good they were. Most of us would rather SAY than
, "Dude; you missed it!"
Unfortunately, I'm not going to reveal exactly how and where and why I've snagged those and many such coups, but they were achieved by informed fishing, not relying on crowd noise or jousting with packs of hyenas feeding on a carp carcass. Using one's head, initiative, gas money, and the many forecasting resources at our disposal can find gold mines now and then.
Few of you can imagine how many times I see packs of desperate lemmings arrive at any given site after the good stuff, whine about the wasted drive, and leave before the even better stuff. For both sociological and meteorological reasons, that's not rational. When conditions are a-changing, we often snag victory from defeat by running in the opposite direction from the lemmings. Understanding what's going on ... far beyond chasing tweets or gusts yet far short of Godsey's level of comprehension ... has huge payoff potential.
This place would be FAR less contentious if more people concentrated on WSing, ignored unintended slights and inconsequential errors, and left the explicit and deliberate personal BS to the handful of people who demonstrate and/or know little else.
Mike \OO/
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I thought the new ISOBRAs name was a jokester. I'm not sure now after reading this. Only Fick can be this big of an asshole and not care!
I was at the Gorge for 6 weeks this year and didn't sail the Wall for the first time ever. I looked at it twice, but the wind just seemed too North and the current reports were not very encouraging!
Arlington, on the other hand, delivered for me 5 times! One session, it was only me on the windsurfer with 5-6 kiters. Orzak and I shared several waves and stoke right off the Arlington point.
It was also nice not to see all the fishing net bouys there this year. They all seemed to be East of the elevators.
Missing the Gorge as it just keeps blowing every freaking day!
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isobars to isobras. Nothing has really changed. He still has a real knack for getting into trouble here. Yet in his mind, he's never responsible for causing it. It's always the fault of others.
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Some old farts joking around. The kids nowadays don't even know what you're talking about if you say Nip. I thought it was a funny inside joke.
20 years ago someone poked me in the ribs and pointed to John and said he got big air. I've actually only seen him standing around parking lots so I'm taking their word for it.
If I went to a Kiting forum asking for advice and people there knew I was a windsurfer, I wouldn't be surprised if some of the responses were less than serious.
Sorry to interrupt your argument.
And,, That's Mr. Douche-bag.
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I drove out to the Wall this afternoon even though I was skeptical of the sensor reading, but I have not sailed there once this year and really was hoping the corridor blast would end up there. It was reporting 26g30 but Maryhill was reporting 22g26, which made me suspicious. When I got there, only one sailer was out, downwinding from somewhere. A few kiters on big kites. That sensor at the Wall is way out of whack from my view point. Maryhill sensor seems much closer to reality, today at least.
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Our Promise is to help you arrange or plan a funeral with care, respect, clarity and reassurance.
Our team of professionals are here to listen, advise and guide you through all your options.
We're available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week so you'll always have someone to talk to.
We're here, we understand how difficult this can be and we promise to help you at every step of the way.
Here to help
If you have any further queries in relation to your order please do not hesitate to contact our Memorial Support Team.
Call: 0800 088 4854
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