iPhone: Transfer Voice Memos from iPhone to Computer The ability to quickly record voice memos on the iPhone is a frequently overlooked feature. Furthermore, figuring out how to import these files from your iPhone to your computer can be tricky. Here are a couple of ways of getting your voice memos off your phone and onto your computer. The voice memo feature is very interesting. One you have a voice memo recorded, there a two main ways of transferring the voice memo to your computer. via iTunes iTunes will transfer voice memos once you enable that setting. 1. 5. 7. If you are having difficulty, several people in the comments below have recommended these additional steps: – Unplug iphone from the computer after the failed sync – In iTunes, select File –> Library –> Organize Library –> Consolidate files – Plug in the iphone & sync again. Direct Share from Phone You can also email or MMS the voice memo directly from your phone. 1. About David Kirk Share this article If this article helped you, please THANK the author by sharing. The Conversation
Paper Clips (Age 8+) This documentary isn't a slick, celebrity-narrated account of the Whitwell students' simple but life-changing Holocaust studies project. In fact, the biggest celebrity is Happy Days dad Tom Bosley, who, as a Jewish grandfather, sent in one paper clip to the class. Instead, the documentary earnestly focuses on the principal Linda Hooper, assistant principal David Smith, and language-arts teacher Sandra Roberts, and the students and journalists who helped spread the word that a group of white Southern kids were doing their best to honor the six million Jewish people killed by Hitler's racist regime. Throughout the collection process, the students, who didn't even know any Jews personally when they began the project, become attuned to the stories behind the paper clips and understand that unchecked intolerance and prejudice can lead to genocide.
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The Big Post of 2012 Film Critic Top Ten Lists By Matt Singer | Criticwire December 12, 2012 at 12:56PM Some of our favorite film critics pick their favorite movies of the year. 4f79ea80-4354-11e2-a901-22000a1d0930 "The Master." Numerous readers have asked for this post, and I've always been a firm believer that the customer is always right. If film critic top ten lists ye want, then film critic top ten lists ye shall have (along with unmotivated usage of Ye Olde English). The real flood of top ten lists will hit early next week (that's when mine goes up too), so this post will be updated occasionally as more critics publish their favorites; if you see something (or write something) you'd like included, send me a link on Twitter. And now: on with the meaningless yet highly entertaining ranking of the year in film! Film Critics' 2012 Top Ten Lists: (Last Update: Wednesday, January 1st, 6:45 PM) Sam Adams, The A.V. 1. Ethan Anderton, First Showing: 1. The writers of The A.V. 1. Christopher Bell, The Playlist: 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1. 1.
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Step 2 | Slow Pitch Hitting | Tips and Techniques for Hitting in Slow Pitch Step 2 – At the exact same moment the pitcher releases the softball, I begin by stepping my right foot forward to the approximate location where it is customary to stand in the batter’s box when hitting (since I am starting far back and deep in the box). When I set my right foot down, my legs are technically crossed but not enough that I feel awkward or unbalanced. This opens my hips for starting hip rotation, and my hips are rotated such that the front of my hips are generally pointed toward the pitcher (hips rotated out, or exposed). In the next step, I will get my hips rotating the other direction to "coil" like a spring. Please note that I am starting my foot motions at the exact same moment the pitcher releases the softball because I am utilizing this to essentially time the ball crossing the plate.