Deaf Medicine

Country: 67.202.92.8, North America, US

City: -87.6503 Illinois, United States

I LOVE the large size and shape and the price. It is however flawed in two major ways for me, so I will be returning it. The main reason that I'm interested in a smartwatch is to be notified that I am receiving a call or a text. I can almost NEVER hear any cell phone that I have ever owned. Even with the most obnoxious ringers and notifiers set to max, I only hear ANY brand of cell phone about 20% of the time. If it's in my pocket, or somewhere in the bed sheets, forget it. I can't hear them above normal environmental noise like televisions, radio, people talking etc. I wanted something that I could WEAR that would make noise and VIBRATE, VIBRATE, VIBRATE to alert me that I am receiving a call or a text. I've looked everywhere in the settings and it appears that this watch does not vibrate. The second major flaw that this watch has is that you can't set the proper time. On a 12 hour time format, my watch is determined to display any time that I set, as being in the AM. There seems to be NO WAY to set AM or PM. If I put it into 24 hour format, then the watch seemingly does not know if any time is AM or PM and displays no time of day at all. This is a MAJOR problem for me. The ONLY other reason that I want a smart watch is to Bluetooth sync to the calendar on my phone. I want to be able to set a time and date for a certain event in the calendar, and then I want a smart watch to ring AND vibrate and then stream that calendar event across my wrist. Not only does this watch NOT stream the name of the event, like I said before, it does not vibrate! But on an even more basic level, how are you supposed to set accurate event times when this not so "smart" watch WILL NOT LET YOU select the correct time of day/night. If I set the watch to 12 hour format, then it appears I can only schedule calendar events in the AM, which is stupid. If I set the watch to 24 hour time format, then the watch will, I can only assume, notify me TWICE of the same event. So, in the 24 hour time format, if I schedule an event for say 3PM, the watch is going to make noise and alert me of the event at both 3PM and 3AM, I assume, since it has no knowledge of AM/PM in the 24 hour format! That is a beyond ridiculous deal breaker! I couldn't care less about fitness tracking or camera abilities. Whoever designed this watch completely overlooked BASIC functionality in favor of trying to cram more and more novel features into it. This watch is an epic fail!

it is a good software but it has some bugs that need to be address. batter then not having a software

I very rarely give something my stamp of approval, let alone recommend it proactively, but 24 Day Challenge changed my life more than I could imagine. I did this a couple of years ago while still in college. My girlfriend was a rep at the time and she did the 24 day challenge annually, so I decided to try it too on a whim. I am 6'1", and was 226 lbs at the time. It helped out a lot doing it with someone because I had to change my eating habits dramatically and became very cranky, but it gets a lot easier. The nutrition part is CRUCIAL, so clear out your cupboards, get the list of acceptable foods from the info packet from your rep, and use it as your grocery list. The eating schedule is pretty detailed so that helps a lot, just pack your meals and supplements for the next day the night before. Anyways, I worked out daily prior to the challenge but pretty much only lifted weights. When I started the challenge, I all but stopped that and switched to about 45 minutes of cardio, 10 minutes of abs, and 5 minutes of lifting each day. I really recommend getting a good heart rate monitor, like a polar watch. It makes working out much more interesting and you know when you're slacking off based on your heart rate. After 24 days, I was down 17 lbs and it was noticeable. But what’s really amazing is the momentum that it creates. The healthy habits you’ve created don’t go away, and in fact I even started working out harder and eating better for months afterward. After 9 months, I had lost 45 lbs and have kept it off since then. I used to get tired every afternoon, and now I have sustained energy and feel like a million bucks for 18 waking hours each day, even without caffeine. The whole ordeal gave me motivation and confidence most people only dream of. Seriously, if you want to change your life, do the 24 Day challenge. $180 is not that much for how much it can potentially do for you if you’re willing to put the effort in, I don’t care who you are.

I have read almost everything written about Bill and Hillary Clinton. This book by Joe Conason is by far one of the best. It is neither a pro or anti Clinton book, it just tells the story as it happened a well written and entertaining narrative. It tells of problems as well as successes. President Clinton has done a lot for the entire world since leaving office and not enough people know this. The book will be one that I will give as gifts this Christmas.