makes no sense to, however. lots of xmas gift sales to be had...
Has any of this made any sense?
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makes no sense to, however. lots of xmas gift sales to be had...
But Chris has heard the 20th from some sources? I haven't heard the 20th at all, so that is news to me (though he's probably in more of a position to hear things than me).
I think if the 15th date becomes the 20th, it is pretty obvious that there is still an issue with the phone and any date we hear is just an internal target with the hopes of clearing things up by that date. Pretty sad if that is the case. I thought maybe the 9th came and went and Verizon fixed whatever has been holding it up, so it'd be really disheartening to hear that the issue still exists.
But Chris has heard the 20th from some sources? I haven't heard the 20th at all, so that is news to me (though he's probably in more of a position to hear things than me).
Steven and I are talking to Chris at Phandroid about this 20th thing.
It's just giving equal time for other tips from CSRs and speculation.
None of us know until Verizon officially says so, and good compadre Chris is just trying to be fair and square to everyone writing in.
Hope that helps!
More importantly - Don't Panic!
Comment from Chris:
LOL! It was a minor statement to show more or less that nothing is official. Everyone is saying something different. It's pretty nuts actually. I honestly don't even think Verizon knows =p
most likely, just not to us bc we dont have all the factsHas any of this made any sense?
most likely, just not to us bc we dont have all the facts
Pretty much the only reason to get a doctorate in clarinet is to teach at a university, which is what I ultimately want to do. It does have the happy effect of polishing your playing to a higher level than when you started, but depending on where you go to school (I'm at Michigan State), it can actually leave you less prepared to play in a symphony than it otherwise would, since most doctoral programs don't have the single-minded* focus on orchestral performance that you'd get at a conservatory like Julliard (where our very own Steven went, if I recall correctly?). I know that I personally don't stand any chance of ever playing in a top-tier symphony, and even smaller regional ones would be a longshot.
The world of instrument construction and design is small enough that there isn't really a standard path to a career in it, but training in instrument repair seems to be a relatively common element among the big-name folks. I guess that makes sense
Only positive I can see out of this if it becomes the 20th is that the postponement window keeps getting smaller and smaller. Nov. 28th to Dec. 8th/9th to Dec. 15th to Dec. 20th to Dec. 22nd? to Dec. 23rd? to in our hands?
Oh what are you getting?
Yep. Sure. Uh huh. Ok. You bet.
OT Classical Music
So I was wondering...how many musicians do we have here? I know Steven is a vocalist, and I thought a few others mentioned being music teachers and/or performers. I wonder what kind of ensemble we could put together!
Me, I'm in the last year of my doctorate in clarinet, so hopefully there'll be a pizza shop hiring next year
Probably cyber nanny to block this forum for a while to get some needed rest from the clean ups
First, I wanted to say that Verizon should be paying for Steven to get any and all accessories for the GNex. He has done more for this phone than they have; by far!
Why is the front page of Phandroid saying "we
Pretty much the only reason to get a doctorate in clarinet is to teach at a university, which is what I ultimately want to do. It does have the happy effect of polishing your playing to a higher level than when you started, but depending on where you go to school (I'm at Michigan State), it can actually leave you less prepared to play in a symphony than it otherwise would, since most doctoral programs don't have the single-minded* focus on orchestral performance that you'd get at a conservatory like Julliard (where our very own Steven went, if I recall correctly?). I know that I personally don't stand any chance of ever playing in a top-tier symphony, and even smaller regional ones would be a longshot.
The world of instrument construction and design is small enough that there isn't really a standard path to a career in it, but training in instrument repair seems to be a relatively common element among the big-name folks. I guess that makes sense
Yay, a fellow string player! So, are you at the Berkley School of Music?
Welcome to our party!Hi, first time poster.
Just a quick question: When I searched galaxy nexus on Google for the past week the Verizon sponsored Ad was on top of the page. 10 minutes ago it disappeared... is this just my computer? (there's still one on the right side but that's been there all along)
Probably nothing but w/e
G'nite BB's rest well
Night BB, I should go to bed as well...guess nothing of REAL note seems to be happening regarding GN anywayGood night Nexlings! I'm exhausted
quick question,probably alraedy been answered before but
on myverizon it says im eligible for upgrade on 12/29, will verizon let me upgrade 2 weeks early on thursday to get the Nexus?
And also, does it have to be a Verizon store or can it be a third party store like radio shack/best buy/mobile store?
thanks
Pretty much the only reason to get a doctorate in clarinet is to teach at a university, which is what I ultimately want to do. It does have the happy effect of polishing your playing to a higher level than when you started, but depending on where you go to school (I'm at Michigan State), it can actually leave you less prepared to play in a symphony than it otherwise would, since most doctoral programs don't have the single-minded* focus on orchestral performance that you'd get at a conservatory like Julliard (where our very own Steven went, if I recall correctly?). I know that I personally don't stand any chance of ever playing in a top-tier symphony, and even smaller regional ones would be a longshot.
The world of instrument construction and design is small enough that there isn't really a standard path to a career in it, but training in instrument repair seems to be a relatively common element among the big-name folks. I guess that makes sense
Ah, is music for fun then?nope... Berkeley College of Engineering, EECS
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