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A huge thank you to all delegates who attended the ASA Club Conferences on 21/22 June and 5/6 July 2014. The events were held at four regional locations across the country and staged a unique platform for dynamic learning between both ASA staff and club delegates.
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Rick Nash is still the captain of the Blue Jackets, but that could change any day now if Columbus general manager Scott Howson can swing the trade that Nash so desires with one of the six teams he reportedly will go to.
According to the Columbus Dispatch, Nash, who has a full no-trade clause in his contract, has told Howson he would approve a trade to one of these teams: the New York Rangers, Boston Bruins, San Jose Sharks, Philadelphia Flyers, Pittsburgh Penguins and Detroit Red Wings.
Howson is asking for a hefty ransom in exchange for the best player in Blue Jackets history. Nash is under contract for the next six seasons at a cap hit of $7.8 million.
Columbus Blue Jackets' captain Rick Nash reportedly has a list of six teams he'd accept a trade to. (Photo: Getty Images)
As we wait to see where Nash will end up, or if Howson will actually deal him (he's under no obligation to trade the franchise's all-time leading scorer), let's analyze the six possible destinations and how Nash would fit in. Of course, we're going to do this without any knowledge of who would be leaving town in a trade for Nash, but we'll take a look at some possibilities anyway:
Why pursue: The Rangers' immediate need for Nash, who has scored 30 or more goals in seven of his nine seasons, is obvious with Marian Gaborik expected to be out until possibly December after undergoing shoulder surgery. Beyond that, the Rangers' need for Nash is obvious because, well, they already needed to score more. After averaging 2.71 goals per game in the regular season, they dipped to just 2.15 goals in the playoffs -- and came up short in the Eastern Conference Finals.
Fit: Nash could work in New York because the Rangers have the centers in Brad Richards and Derek Stepan who could distribute the puck to him. While Richards playing with Gaborik wasn't exactly like putting oil in water, it also didn't bring out the best in either guy. Just speculating here, but it's possible Nash, a guy who needs the puck, would fit better with Richards with rookie Chris Kreider on the left side.
Capology: Nash would become the highest-paid player on the team, but that would be the case for five of the six teams on his approved list (Pittsburgh has Sidney Crosby and Evgeni Malkin making $8.7 million per season). The Rangers would be able to take on Nash's contract without having to give up salary in return, but odds are that's not what they would want to happen.
Who could go: The Rangers would likely want to include Brandon Dubinsky and his $4.5 million cap hit in the deal, but Howson clearly will need a lot more than a guy who had just 34 points last season, down from the 54 he had in 2010-11. Other names that could be in the mix include Michael Del Zotto, Carl Hagelin, Tim Erixon, Christian Thomas, and Ohio native J.T. Miller.
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---- — Old Sloop Coffeehouse will present the Atwater-Donnelly Band on Saturday, Jan. 5, at 7:30 p.m. at the First Congregational Church of Rockport at 12 School St. downtown.
The award-winning duo Atwater-Donnelly provide a unique blend of traditional American and Celtic folk music and dance, along with original songs and poetry. The husband and wife duo blend vocals with an array of instruments, including the mountain dulcimer, old-time banjo, tin whistle, guitar, mandolin, harmonica, limberjacks, feet and more.
The pair also collaborates with musicians Cathy Clasper-Torch on violin, cello and piano, John and Heidi Cerrigione on up-right bass and autoharp, and Irish step-dancer and percussionist Kevin Doyle. Doyle was the principle dancer and dance director for Brian O'Donovan's "Christmas Celtic Sojourn" in 2011, and many from Cape Ann will recognize him from the performance at the Shalin Liu.
Tickets can be purchased in advance for $12 from the website at oldsloopcoffeehouse.org, Gloucester Music, and at Toad Hall Bookstore in Rockport. Suggested donation at the door is $14 for adults, $9 for those 65 and older, $5 for those younger than 18, and $28 for a family. This is a WUMB "Warm Clothes — Warm Hearts" event: bring a gently-used coat, jacket, hat, or gloves for donation to an area homeless shelter and receive a free drink as a thank-you.
Gloucester Writers Centers event
The Gloucester Writers Center presents "Poets Around Town" on Wednesday, Jan. 9, at 7:30 p.m. at the center at 126 East Main St. in Gloucester. On this evening, Gloucester Poet Laureate Rufus Collinson will host local writers K. Peddlar Bridges, James Cook, Dorothy Nelson and Jim Shoel. For more information, visit gloucesterwriters.org.
Auditions for local theater
Auditions for the Cape Ann Theatre Collaborative's spring show, "Becky Shaw," will take place in coming weeks. The show by Gina Gionfriddo is described as a "searingly funny comedy about love, marriage, blind dates from hell and the quirks of family dynamics." Auditions will be held Jan. 16 and 17 at 7:30 p.m. at the Pigeon Cove Circle, 6 Breakwater Ave., Rockport. The show will run for three weekends, April 26, 27, 28 and May 3, 4, 5 and 10, 11, 12 at Gorton Theatre, home of Gloucester Stage Company. Past productions of CAT Collaborative include "Rumors," "Sylvia," "Beyond Therapy," "The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds," and "The Weir."
Paintings from Cape Ann to Acadia
Artist Heather Johnson Reid of Beverly Farms will show her work in the show "Coastal Sojourn: Paintings from Cape Ann to Acadia" at Sovereign Bank at 17 Union St. in Manchester, through Feb. 6.
Inspired by the charm of New England's rocky coastline, and the rugged ocean edges beyond, Reid's paintings capture this unique landscape, like the rolling waves along Cape Ann's beaches, and the wide-open skies of Maine's coast.
Influenced by the painters of the late nineteenth century, Reid paints with a modern style, illustrating traditional subject matter. Reid is a member of many art associations, and has paintings in many private collections. For more information, visit: www.heatherjohnsonreid.
Debbie and Friends present Newtown benefit
Nationally acclaimed and award-winning family music artist Debbie Cavalier and her band will present a special benefit concert for the Sandy Hook School Support Fund at the Coolidge Corner Theatre on Sunday, Jan. 6, at 10:30 a.m. The Coolidge Corner Theatre is at 290 Harvard Ave. in Brookline.
"Like everyone, the members of my band and I just wanted to do something to help the families of Newtown," said Cavalier, a former West Parish Elementary School teacher, in a press release. "Our Jan. 6 concert seemed like the perfect opportunity to raise money for the newly established Sandy Hook School Support Fund. We're encouraging the families who attend the show to bring cards, letters, drawings, stuffed animals, etc. so we can send them to the students at the Sandy Hook School."
This full-band performance will include both Debbie and Friends' songs and some classic favorites, with a cast of top-shelf musicians from Berklee College of Music, including Cavalier on vocals and keyboard, Gloucester's Rory McKenzie on bass, Eric Salt on guitar, Bill D'Agostino on drums and Mike Carrera on vocals.
Cavalier's award-winning performances offer interactive, family-friendly music that includes original songs about stories that children know and love: "Three Little Pigs," "Jack and the Beanstalk," "Goldilocks," as well as familiar jokes such as in "Knock, Knock Song" and "I'm Not Tired." Puppets and original cartoons are part of every show.
Cavalier, who also serves as vice president for online learning and continuing education at Berklee College of Music in Boston, has written more than 100 music education books and her work in children's music has won countless awards, including a nomination for Kids' Music CD of the year by Nickelodeon. She was named one of the five Best Children's artists in 2011 by CBS.
Tickets for the show are $10 for adults and $8 for children ages 12 and younger. For more information, visit www.coolidge.org. All ticket proceeds will go to the fund. Debbie and Friends will donate all proceeds from the sale of CDs and DVDs and merchandise sold that day to the newly established Sandy Hook School Support Fund (https://newtown.uwwesternct.org/) that has been set up.
Jubilee-style gospel music
The Annisquam Village Church presents the Washed Up Beulah Band on Friday, Jan. 11, at 7:30. The band is known for its performance of jubilee-style, radio-gospel music from the 1930s and 1940s, with rich vocal textures, syncopated rhythms, and train-whistle harmonies. The band draws on the influence of such groups as The Golden Gate Gospel Quartet, the Soul Stirrers, The Selah Jubilee Singers and the Kansas City Gospel Singers among others. The Beulah Band performs this throw-back sound with both humor and energy. The band is comprised of Arthur Davis, Luke Hoffman, Kenny Shimizu, and Wheaton Squier. The church is located at 820 Washington St. in Gloucester. The suggested donation is $15 for adults, and $5 for children. Tour information and updates are available on Facebook.
Around Cape Ann is a column devoted to events happening on Cape Ann and artists from Cape Ann performing elsewhere. If you would like to submit an item, contact reporter Gail McCarthy at 978-283-7000 x3445, or gmccarthy@gloucestertimes.


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Monday night, the Board of Selectmen said goodbye to dutiful town official, Gregory Howes, as he stepped down after two years of service on the board. In his place, Steven Ng, an architect, was happy to sit in on his first meeting.
The board also had another shift in its internal makeup as Elise F. Woodward passed the torch of chairman to Selectmen Carmin Reiss.
Town Meeting Follow-Up: Bottled Water Ban
Selectmen spent a good amount of time Monday night discussing several updates to Town Meeting articles as they begin to take shape.
The highly debated single-serving PET bottled water ban is moving forward as Town Clerk Anita Tekle has submitted the official passing of the article onto Attorney General Martha Coakley in hopes of her acceptance of the new bylaw in order for it to become law.
Town Meeting Follow-Up: W.R. Graceland and Solar Arrays
Concerning Articles 35 through 37, the authorization, purchase and potential lease of W.R. Graceland on 214 Main Street for building solar power arrays, the Selectmen are speaking with officials at the Concord Municipal Light Board (CMLB) to evaluate and get in contact with available consultants for the project. The ultimate purpose is now to create a five-acre site design plan for the arrays. Selectmen are hoping to get some information on specific kilowatt capacities of these five-acre arrays and then relate them to the CMLB in order to understand just how much energy-savings the land could potentially offer.
Leading the discussion, Elise F. Woodward stated, "these solar installations will support the solar strategy of the Light Board. The three to nine month time frame [it takes to evaluate the land] will allow us to take up conversations about the conservation restrictions possibilities on the land and uses for the public and also get feedback from the public […] There are many interests here from several Town departments."
Jeffery Weiland brought up the fact that if these measures take place and solar arrays are built, the town will have to look for a new place for its composting site. The other alternative is to talk to perspective leaser, Walden Woods Project, about keeping the compost site next to the arrays.
Town Meeting Follow-Up: Animal Handler Idea not Dead?
Stanley E. Black informally brought up the idea that was rejected at Town Meeting of expanding the role of the part-time dog officer into a full-time animal control officer.
"I think it could be useful to the town to deal with all the wild life and it's something we might want to kick around a little bit," he said.
Board members agreed a good first step would be to bring in some police officials and the current dog officer to discuss the realities about what it would take to hire a full-time animal control officer.
Chris Whelan stepped in by adding, "if we want to go in on an animal control officer, and I've actually spoken with several police officers about this and they could use the help, it may be outside the current staff we have and possibly we would have to look to what other towns in the area do and maybe even regionalize the job."
Selectmen said they would do all they could to reach out to selectmen in other towns, like Lincoln and Bedford, to perhaps combine resources on the issue, or at least get recommendations.
Whelan said he would take the reigns on this issue but was doubtful any current police staffer would take on extra responsibilities or training, later targeting the overall cost being a problem when he related, "the need does exist, but the money right now is not there."
Town Meeting Follow-Up: Negotiations to start for Laws Brook Road
With Special Town Meeting Article 2 passing and giving the Selectmen the authority to work towards purchasing 51 Laws Brook Road, debate began on how best to investigate the issue. Board members noted they will start by meeting with current owners, the Andrews family. However, funds for the purchase aren't available until mid-July, so up until then, there will only be a couple months of questioning. Added to this, funding to do anything with the land, either demolish the home that sits there or construct anything new, wasn't appropriated in Article 2. Selectmen will have to wait to raise that issue at next year's Town Meeting.
Town Meeting Follow-Up: Selectmen Hope to Meet with Van Loon
Selectmen wanted to bring Town Meeting Moderator Eric Van Loon in to talk with the board about procedures at Town Meeting. Specifically, the board wanted to clarify what happened during the bottled water ban re-votes which may have been handled incorrectly in the pell-mell that ensued during some points during the heated debate and vote.


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NORMAN — The Norman City Council redefined how the Public Safety Sales Tax renewal would work at its Monday study session. The PSST, in its current form, wouldn't really exist under the new proposal, which would put the money into the general fund and track it as a line item.
The council said mingling the PSST fund with the general would not allow for other uses of the money, and the city still would have to follow the same guidelines. The PSST Oversight Committee would continue to monitor and have input on how the special sales tax is spent.
However, how the extra jobs currently funded by the PSST will be protected long term is unclear in the new proposal.
Public input and recommendations from the PSST oversight committee pointed to disagreement between an April or August vote and whether the tax should be temporary or permanent.
City leaders said the changes represent an attempt to respond to those concerns.
Monday, city attorney Jeff Bryant presented two new proposals with new elements based on requests from council members.
Both versions still incorporate funding for the 71 jobs already funded under the PSST.
The new proposals will add 13 school resource officers in partnership with the schools, which would cost share the salaries, as well as adding four communications officers and two emergency vehicle mechanics.
The identified capital projects also remain in the new proposals, but the administration would differ.
Version 1 of the new proposals would make the tax permanent. In Version 1, the half-percent tax continues until the capital projects are complete.
After those obligations have been met, the funds would be split. The proposal would delegate three-eighths percent to fund salaries and one-eighth percent to fund capital projects — to be tracked separately in the general fund and in the capital fund.
That split would continue regardless of whether the three-eighths percent is enough to fund the salaries or far more than is needed to fund salaries. By delegating those funds in this manner, the city loses the flexibility to prioritize salaries over capital projects.
Additionally, the general fund would have to pick up the excess cost of the salaries if three-eighths percent is not enough to fund them.
Projections by City Finance Director Anthony Francisco indicate that three eighths of a percent are unlikely to underwrite the full cost of those salaries and benefits in the long-term future.
Despite recent positive sales tax trends, sales tax is historically volatile. Currently, the city has eliminated positions vacated through attrition that some people would like restored — such as parks maintenance positions lost during the hiring freeze following the recession.
Council member Tom Kovach said he thinks the finance director's estimates on the three-eighths funding is conservative and that the strong tax growth in Norman will support those salaries.
Kovach also thinks that identifying money for capital improvements will increase flexibility and prevent future concerns by council members on how PSST money can be used.
City leaders say the proposals advanced in Version 1 at Monday's meeting do not represent a big change from the original version of the PSST renewal proposal.
The biggest difference in Version 2 is making the one-eighth percent designated for capital projects temporary. That version would make the three-eighths percent permanent and the one-eighth percent for capital funds temporary.
However, the split might not stand up to a legal challenge if those proposals were put on the same ballot, and most council members did not support those changes.
In Version 2, public safety positions would only be funded through Year 2 and the general fund would subsidize those positions after that, according to city staff reports.
"My numbers don't show that," Council member Robert Castleberry said. "My numbers show the positions would be supported through Year 10."
Right now, the city has $4.5 million in carryover, and by the end of the first seven years of the PSST, the fund could have as much as $9 million, Castleberry said. Some of that is being held back to protect those 71 salaries in case the renewal measure doesn't pass, but once it passes, that money will be freed up, Castleberry said.
In Version 2, the money should be kept separate, Castleberry said, though it also could be tracked within the general fund. He supports keeping the tax as a designated public safety fund.
Most of the support voiced by the city council was for Version 1, but many questions remain.
"I like a lot of each of these (proposed versions)," Council member Chad Williams said. "The temporary lets us go back and ask the people, 'What do you want?'"
Williams said getting input on what is needed is a valuable part of the sales tax.
"I don't know that I'm ready and I don't think all of this can be drafted by tomorrow," Williams said. "I think time frame is an issue. I can't tell you I like Version 1 or 2 tonight."
Williams said the way the funds flow is confusing for the public, and the educational process cannot happen by tonight. He continues to support an August vote.
"I think the public deserves the right to vote on something in April," Council member Greg Jungman said. "I think Version 1 protects the public the best."
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"I was quite pleased in this last year, we completed two very large multiyear projects -- Lincoln Park Splash Park and a sidewalk at Samoset Elementary School," said Suzie Dobbs, community development manager for Manatee County. "We discussed both projects over several years and to see it finally be constructed and opened is the biggest accomplishment so far since I've been the manager of the division."
Pat Stream, principal at Samoset Elementary, was a part of the original conversation some 10 years ago. "We proposed our needs to the county and we were approved for many things, including sidewalks."
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---- — ANDERSON – What the major entrances into Anderson will look like in the future is the topic of a public meeting being conducted by the Anderson Economic Development Department.
The meeting, which is set for 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Impact Center, 605 Nichol Ave., will be seeking input from local residents on several specific projects being planned by the city.
Greg Winkler, director of the Anderson Economic Development Department, said input will be sought on the Gateway project along Nichol Avenue to the west of Raible Avenue.
He said there is $300,000 available for the project. The Indiana Department of Transportation is providing $150,000 and the Tax Increment Financing District will contribute $150,000.
The project involves the removal of the asphalt in the former Edgewood Plaza shopping center between the Pizza Hut and Baxter Exterminating.
Winkler said the Anderson Redevelopment Commission wants to plant wild flowers in the area, walking trails, lighting and landscaping in the area.
The city is moving forward with plans to demolish three long-vacant business buildings along the Nichol Avenue corridor. The former Alac dry cleaning building, former Taco Bell and Hardee's restaurant are all slated for removal.
Winkler said the city is also applying for up to $19 million in state funding for the hardest-hit areas of the city.
He said Anderson and Madison County are included in the same district with 12 other counties.
"We're working on community and economic development projects," he said. "Some will involve Impact Center programs."
The projects will include the demolition of some residential properties. The three areas are:
u The Jackson Street corridor from Brown to Main street and 17th to 29th streets.
u Work along the Nichol Avenue corridor from Arrow Avenue to Raible Avenue and from West 11th to West 16th streets.
u Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard from 16th to 25th streets and from Locust to Morton streets.
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I've argued before that Apple is good at producing great user interfaces thanks to its top-down, designer-centric product development process. But that approach becomes a liability for building scalable network services. For those kinds of tasks, Google's bottom-up, engineer-driven organizational structure works better.
A good way to visualize this is by thinking of a computing platform as a funnel. At the narrow end of the funnel is a human user with an extremely limited capacity for absorbing information. At the fat end of the funnel is "the world"—the collection of websites, devices, people, organizations, or other entities with which the user might wish to exchange information. The job of a computing platform is to connect the two—to filter and organize the vast amounts of information at the fat end of the funnel into a form that is digestible by the user at the skinny end.
Google and Apple like to start from opposite ends of the funnel, and this tendency is reflected in the mobile OSes they've built. Apple starts with the skinny end of the funnel, making the user interface as simple and intuitive as possible. They do this by tightly controlling as much of the technology "stack" as possible. Because iPhone, iOS, the iTunes Store, Mac OS X, and iCloud are all made by the same company, they offer unparalleled polish and effortless interoperability.
Google, in contrast, focuses on the wide end of the funnel. The company has focused on making Android work gracefully with as much of the "real world" as possible. When Apple was building its own hardware, Google was cutting deals with numerous hardware manufacturers. While Apple was negotiating an exclusive deal with AT&T that gave Cupertino control over the user experience, Google offered liberal licensing terms in an effort to get all wireless carriers on board. Google is not only has more liberal app store rules, it also allows third parties to develop app stores of their own. As Eric Schmidt put it last year: "If they say no, we say yes."
This approach has real disadvantages. As I written before, the Android user experience isn't as good as the iPhone experience. Google's version of Android is less polished than iOS, and the problem is exacerbated by the fact that Google has allowed its partners to customize the versions of Android they sell, which tends to make it worse. Similarly, the wide variety of hardware configurations makes it more complicated to develop software for the platform, since developers can't make as many assumptions about what features the hardware will support.
Put more abstractly, Google's focus on the fat end of the funnel means that the narrow end—the user experience—suffers. The price of interoperating with a wide variety of third parties is that Android is sometimes forced to present its users with features that feel "half baked." Many of the features that "just work" on the iPhone, like music syncing and mail client configuration, require babysitting by Android users.
Apple has the opposite problem. In its quest to avoid ever subjecting an iPhone user to features that feel half baked, Apple insists on maintaining control over the entire technology stack. That produces simple, intuitive user interfaces, but it makes it harder to interoperate with third parties who may not be willing to cede control to Apple. In other words, Apple's obsessive focus on the narrow end of the funnel limits how wide the wide end of the funnel can be.
This explains why iOS has been losing ground to Android even though most people agree that the iPhone is the best single smartphone on the market. There are tens of millions of people who care most about the narrow end of the funnel. They want the best user interface, and are willing to make compromises on other fronts to get it. Most of these customers will opt for an iPhone. But there are hundreds of millions of customers who care more about some other factor. They want a phone from their favorite carrier, a phone with a physical keyboard or a removable battery, a phone with their choice of app store, a phone they can get for free with a contract, a phone they can get with a pre-paid plan, etc. No single phone (wireless carrier, hardware manufacturer, etc) can satisfy all of these diverse customers. Only a platform designed to support many different phones from many different manufacturers on many different networks can cope with this kind of diversity.
And things will only get more challenging for Apple as the smartphone market globalizes. The overwhelming majority of potential smartphone customers are outside of the United States. Android's relatively liberal licensing model will make it much easier for overseas partners to customize Google's software to the needs of local markets, while Apple's "my way or the highway" licensing model rubs potential partners the wrong way. This is especially true in Asia, which has the majority of the world's population, and where lower average incomes make consumers price-sensitive. As the smartphone market gets more complex, Google's focus on the wide end of the funnel will give it a systematic advantage.
Interesting … Apple's share of handset profits is overwhelming and accelerating. Android is racing to nowhere; Apple is racing to the bank.
It won't be a surprise when we learn which model is sustainable.
@rangerover411 You make it sound like Google cares about smartphone profits. They don't.
They care about what Google always cares about: Ad revenue.
The more handsets that are in front of people's faces, the more ads that are viewed, and the more money that goes into Google's pockets.
You need to be very careful to note that Timothy uses the phrase "Why Google is winning" and not "Why Android is winning."
Well, by that measure, Google is definitely not winning. The iPhone alone is bigger and more profitable than all of Google.
As perspectively points out below.
It's always a good laugh when people compare Apple (the company) to Android (the freely abused operating system). It is like comparing Apple to oranges ;-))
Or those who compare Apple's smartphone marketshare to the marketshare of ALL of the companies producing Android phones.
You can't have your cake and eat it too… unless you slice it just in a certain way. ;-)
There are real-world statistics that Android-lovers will never bring up in their assertions:
1) Apple is now the not only the largest smartphone manufacturer in the world, but it is also the largest manufacturer of ALL mobile phones (surpassing Nokia recently).
2) Comparing iOS to Android operating systems, there are now TWICE as many iOS devices in use than there are Android devices. There are charts on the Web that show the total number of iOS devices (Apple iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch… but not including Apple TV) is two-times the number Android devices (Android smartphones, multimedia devices, and tablets by all other manufacturers).
When doing relevant comparisons like these, they completely demolish the notion that Android is overtaking iOS.
Adding iPod touches in is like "comparing Apple to oranges." There are Android phones and tablets, but there are no Android equivalents to iPod touch. Taking iPod Touches out, it is clear the iPad has been more successful than any (all) Android tablets. That will change, very soon.
About two years ago, the Motorola Droid was launched, and the Droid has proved to be a turning point for Android. It was, in my opinion, the first major iPhone competitor. At that time, Android has a 5.2% smart phone market share. In two short years, it has grown to 39%.
So why has the iPad been so much more successful than Android tablets? It is yet to reach its turning point. I believe this turning point will be the Samsung Galaxy Tab 10.1. Despite all of the patent nonsense by Apple (they're getting scared) I still believe this is the one.
Also, Apple typically refreshes its products once a year (except the iPhone 5). Technology improves a lot quicker than that. In fact NVIDIA promised an August launch of the Kal-El SoC mobile processor (the presumed replacement to the Tegra II processor used in the iPad and other tablets) which is rumored to be in the second generation Asus Eee Pad Transformer (only $400 for the base model of the 1st gen, versus $500 for the similar iPad 2). This super-chip will be quad core, resulting in a 100% faster processor than the Tegra II powered iPad 2. Don't get me wrong, the iPad 3 will more than likely have this CPU, but it won't come out until next spring, and by then, NVIDIA will probably have announced an 8 core mobile CPU.
Android will be polished up, and more cross-platform apps will appear as dev tools make it easier to port apps, which is happening rapidly for sure.
On the contrary there is quite a range of Android competitors to the iPod touch such as Archos's mini-tablets which are available in 2.7″, 3.2″ and 4.3″ sizes, the Samsung Galaxy One (basically the Galaxy S smartphone minus the phone) and other mini tablets from the likes of Dell and many smaller brands.
The reason no one has heard of any of them is that they have all been complete market failures. Archos for example only captured 7.8% of this market in France – their home market and they were far worse elsewhere.
The iPod touch has dominated this market now for 4 years and guess what, it looks like people were right- the iPad really is "just a big iPod touch" – at least in terms of obliterating the competition anyway. :-)
While I don't disagree with the observation on the two differing approaches, I do disagree that it is this differentiation that has led to the current state of affairs in the smartphone realm.
IMHO, it's the simple fact that Google is giving away software for a hot market where are there lots of big hardware players that need(ed) an entry point on the software side. While the Android experience may not be as polished, it's certainly "good enough" that the value proposition for handset vendors is clearly there (well, clear to some anyway).
The number of Android purchasers who went out and said "gee, I'll get an Android phone because it's a more open system" is a significantly small percentage of the worldwide numbers of Android users in general.
RE: "Why Google is Winning the Smartphone Wars"
REPLY: Google is winning the smartphone wars just like Nokia was winning the smartphone wars: high market share, but slim to no profits.
Recent analysis indicates that Apple has 2/3 of all of the smartphone market profits. THAT is what is valuable, not marketshare per se. The other companies will continue to make low profit smartphones and as they hope to keep one step ahead of a financial debacle.
As rangerover411 had already pointed out, Apple captured 61% of overall smartphones market in terms of profit. Given the fact that Android has close to 50% of the number of smartphone handset and yet has less than twenty something percent of the profit only makes these Android OEM look very pathetic. The margin on some of these handset is so low that they must be making beans.
In terms of long term viability, developers are continuing to flock to the Apple's camp whereas a lot of developers consider the Android market and development to be too fragmented, confusing and difficult to work with.
The fact is Apple is in a perfect situation; unlike Microsoft and IBM in the past where their monopoly position attracted the anti-trust from governments around the world which resulted in years of legal battles, Apple captured most of the profits and yet the actual market share number is substantially behind Google. As a result, no one can ever accuse them of monopoly in the mobile phone market and will never be sue for anti-trust by the governments. I can't imagine any company could ask for a better situation than this.
One should not confuse Google/Android with the various handset makers that supply phones with Android. Google gives away Android, so talk of slim margins mean nothing to them. Google wins by getting their OS in peoples faces as a pathway to getting their ads in peoples faces. That an Android phone makes $50 in profit or $500 in profit is not relevant when referring to Google. For them, it really is all about market share, they want eyeballs (and finger tips to click through as much as possible).
For the handset manufacturers, it's a different tune, they certainly do care.


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|#481 Subject: what will probley happen in KH3 Posted: 10/21/2006 13:52:38
I heard kh3 will come out after they make a copple of filal fantasy and the game will be for the PS2. In the secreat video the 3 knights are good but will than fallow zanort and be evil. In the KH3 you will be able to go back in past, befor the firt game. The one question is that the 3 knights have to do anything with 3 main char
because if you dont rember in the 1 game. the 3 of them dont rember how they got to the island and the fact in the 3kh you back in the past.So sora will be the king of key blades because if you think about it why would sora be their main character and not be the key blade master. I think in the 3 kh3 you will be able to combine your key blades why do i think this is because in the i game you could only use one key blade. the 2 game you were able to hold 2 key blades now in the 3 game you might be able to combine 2,3,4 keyblaeds to get a really kick ass keyblade
|#482 Subject: I don't think so Posted: 10/21/2006 15:15:15
the ps3 is coming out next month. and kingdom hearts3 will take a couple years ro come out.not next year, not even the year after. And I hope kh2 final mix will come out for america.
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In the trailer end of KHII. It was not riku and kairi.. But I so Sora standing there..KHIII will be a little diffrent game. The worlds wil not be the same and the story trully difrent. Roxas and Namine` will be in KHIII they wil take over for Sora and Kairi when the game coming it will almost be a PS3 game.Ansem wil maybe returned and be a powerful man on the game maybee good or bad
|#490 Subject: Do I even need to ask how a club Posted: 12/15/2006 00:15:41
With a Mod who was banned several months ago is still alive?
|#491 Subject: movie star Posted: 12/18/2006 13:57:16
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I heard that james earl jones and william Defoe are going to be the voice overs for the KHIII
|#492 Subject: naw Posted: 12/22/2006 14:31:56
u dont gotta ask
|#493 Subject: NEW Posted: 02/21/2007 21:35:41
New Kingdom Hearts!!! I think its Kingdom hearts 2 remade with some scenes of chain of memories. New missions though and better story line!
|#494 Subject: =O Posted: 03/19/2007 18:14:53
i heard there making a kingdom hearts for the Wii and its goin to be mushroom kingdom hearts and it will have mario in it. ahaha wouldnt that be intense
|#495 Subject: well... Posted: 03/19/2007 22:23:41
everyones saying that was just an april fools joke.
|#496 Subject: Final Mix Posted: 03/20/2007 07:36:16
anyone know anything about the secret ending or seen the one in final mix?
|#497 Subject: final mix+ secret ending Posted: 03/20/2007 13:01:08
I heard that it Roxas and Sora were gonna fight for the secret ending, not like the scene we saw in KH2 but we get to actually fight Roxas using Sora, fun fun fun
|#498 Subject: KINGDOM HEARTS 3!!! Posted: 03/20/2007 20:44:57
We all know that Kingdom Hearts II:Final Mix was a Japanese-only release. It sucks that neither of these "Final Mix" editions never made it state-side, but oh well, what can you do.
I've just recently found some new images of secret bosses in KH2:Final Mix that leads to some clues to Kingdom Hearts 3!
There appears to be an Old Man who has a bald head who easily defeats the three armored Keyblade Weilders that we see in the KH3 teaser trailer seen at the end of KH2. This Old Man is most likely the man in the black cloak seen in the desert in the KH3 teaser.
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There are magazine scans on the net showing him with an Unknown Man who wears a heartless uniform very much like the one Riku wore in the first game when he was possessed by Ansem.
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I've also found some scans of an enemy Keyblade Soldier wearing the same armor as the three Keyblade Weilders from the KH3 teaser but with different colors like red and black. He is a secret boss character in Kingdom Hearts 2:Final Mix.
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There is also a scan of a blue kingdom hearts! There was a yellowish-brown kingdom hearts in KH2, but this one appears blue.
That's all I've been able to dig up. I'll see if I can find any more info on Kingdom Hearts 3.
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|#499 Subject: Posted: 03/22/2007 08:00:10
i hope the graphics are really good.
|#500 Subject: Posted: 03/24/2007 17:03:04
oh...i was kind of hoping they would be really crappy
|#501 Subject: ... Posted: 03/26/2007 13:57:40
Does the one on the right have their helmet off cuz it looks kinda like rikkus hair.
|#502 Subject: KINGDOM HEARTS 3: BIRTH BY SLEEP trailer Posted: 04/03/2007 20:56:46
Hello otaku's and squirts and grasshoppers and...you get the idea. Anyhoo, on today's blog I'm going to dissect the new Kingdom Hearts 3 trailer from the Kingdom Hearts 2: Final Mix game that's been spreading like wildfire all over the net. I'll be dissecting and analyzing it in the same way I did for the Metal Gear Solid 4: Guns of The Patriots trailers. I'm not saying that I'm absolutely right with these theories, I'm just expressing my thoughts. Okay, here goes...
This tagline at the end of the "Sunset Horizon's" trailer must be refering to the Old Bald Man and the Mysterious Heartless Man seen with him.
You'll also notice that the Mystery Man with the black and red suit is wearing the same uniform that Riku wore in the first Kingdom Hearts when he was possesed by Ansem. The difference is obviously the helmet that he's wearing, but more importantly, his suit has red lining which is the opposite of Riku's blue-ish lining. In the first game Riku had on the blue heartless suit when Ansem took over his body. This Mystery Man may be another person who has been possesed by this Old Bald Man/Ansem look-alike which may explain how the Mystery Man emerges from the Old Bald Man's body just like how Riku emerged from Ansem's body when he tried to warn Sora and Kairi take runaway in the first Kingdom Hearts. It may even be possible that this Mystery Man in the red suit is Riku himself under the helmet! Or at least another form of Riku, maybe a heartless version of him since we've never seen a heartless or a nobody version of Riku in any of the previous Kingdom Hearts games. It's important to note that this Mystery Man doesn't have a heartless symbol on his chest, so he may not even be a heartless!
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The Master of Keyblade must be the Old Bald Man whom I believe to be the true Xehanort. The Old Man wears the same clothes as Ansem from the first Kingdom Hearts. He also has the same colored yellow eyes as Ansem. Taking these clues into account, I believe that the Old Bald Man in the trailer is either an older Xehanort or a different manifestation of him, like how they had a heartless version of him which was Ansem in the first Kingdom Hearts and a nobody version of him which was Xemnas in Kingdom Hearts 2. The Old Bald Man may very well be the "real" Xehanort but it could also be the memory of him, hence the "Memory of Xehanort" tagline at the end of the "Sunset Horizon's" trailer. Maybe this Old Bald Man IS the "memory of Xehanort"! I believe the Old Bald Man in the trailer is Xehanort himself, just older, since the story must take place several years after Kingdom Hearts 2. I really believe he is Xehanort because you have to remember that we don't know actually what happened to Xehanort after his expirements with the heartless. We've seen his heartless (Ansem) and his nobody (Xemnas) but we've never really encountered Xehanort himself, from which both these versions of him originated from.
One of the armored characters in the trailer is obviously Roxas. You can tell when you see his helmet smashed open after his body gets frozen. He has the same exact hair style and color.
|#503 Subject: hmm Posted: 04/05/2007 22:40:35
kairez in the topic of "The Chasers"you have a good point but when i first saw it since you kinda see the creature having a black claw..(theory coming up) i just figured since Malificent survived in KH2 then that was them finishing her off in her dragon form idk just my theory ya never know
|#504 Subject: yo i just made this check it Posted: 04/07/2007 09:28:53
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|#505 Subject: kairez has a point Posted: 04/08/2007 23:25:56
but i think the chasers are the dusks since they are everywhere sora/roxas is and dusk and dawn are basically the same things
|#506 Subject: Kairez has a good point Posted: 04/17/2007 06:53:32
Kairez pointed out alot of things and im just going to add a couple more things...take it the way you want too.
Im going to start off with the old man. Since Kairez covered that he could be Xehnort im goin the route that he could be new. It was mentioned in kingdom hearts 2 that Xehenort (im probably butchering his name but you get the point) was found by Ansem and that Xehenort had no memories of his past. Ansem also mentioned something about Xehenort being special (im guessing somthing almost not human...or super human..you know special). Also if you looked at all the bios for the characters in Kingdom Hearts 2, they show you a picture of Xehenort and he looked like a combination of Xenmas and the Fake Ansem (Ansem from the first Kingdom Hearts).
Since the one knight looked like Roxas...he didnt look much older so that means to me that not much time as passed by in the timeline since that the end of KH2. So I dont think Xehenort wouldnt be that old (I could be wrong). I think this old man is the same race as Xehenort (because of the eyes and skin tone). And that heartless thing that came out of him could be his Heartless that he is able to pull out at will. The reason I say this is because it did come out of him and if you look closely the Heartless also had some Ice abilities of his own like the old man( I dont remember, Ill have to watch it again but im pretty sure the Heartless's Keyblade had a smoky aura around it as if it were really cold).
As for the Knight with the brown hair I dont think it is Sora...because of his hair style. His hair style is a part of his character design. I think he is a new character and that he is the same race as Xehenort and the old man because of his eyes. And i think his hairstyle more resembles Xenmas's since its straight and up in the front like Xenmans's (Not saying he is Xenmas).
As for the girl. Back the to the hair style thing...I think she is a new character. Well that is all I can think of to add. I would like to hear a response to this and Kairez's posts to be able to disect this more. I may have also been wrong about some of my info about the previous game ( I did only play through KH, KH:CoM, and KH2 once so some of my memory of the info might be faded so plz correct me and tell me where you got your info.)
|#507 Subject: addon to last post Posted: 04/17/2007 07:16:49
I just watched to secret ending again and wanted to add a couple more things. I made the connection with the old man and the heartless saying that the heartless was the old man's heartless since it came out of him. I said that one of the reasons was because the Heartless was using ice abilities like the old man which could be true since the Heartless was shooting out Ice Blasts, but he was also was shooting out lighting which could mean that he was just using majic like Sora. But this doesnt count out the fact that that is the old man's heartless.
Also Kairez also mentioned about the 4 crossroads and saying one being normal, Heartless, and a Nobody. Im thinking the 4th one could be some kind of new enemy perhaps Souless unless being Souless could mean the same thing as a Nobody or even a Heartless. Who knows but I do think it could be a new enemy type...heartless still being the majority of the enemies to fight in the game.
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|#509 Subject: Posted: 04/17/2007 08:28:55
|#510 Subject: i cant stop dissecting! Posted: 04/18/2007 22:07:14
I got alot of free time at work today...but anywho. I realized this when I beat KH2. During the battle with Xenmas when he was sitting on a throne on the flying dragon thing...he was all armored up like the knights in the secret ending. And I read another blog from somebody who beat KH2:FM and he mentioned a scene where Xenmas talks to this set of armor that resembles the one the blue hair chick wore. I think that Xehanort used to be a Knight Keyblader wielder. Somehow he lost all his memory. This would also explain why Xehanort is "special" and why he, the brown haired knight dude, and the old man are the same race (back to the color eyes thing). I guess that race used to be the origanl keyblader wielders.
Also, the tall knight dude with the brown...he is secret boss in KH2:FM. Sora fights him. Just click on the links above and you'll find him along with some youtube videos of people fighting him. Even though the knight isnt really part of the story line I really doubt the game makes you fight an older version of yourself in the game. So that is another reason why the I think the brown hair knight is not sora.


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The Ada News
Ada —
Union Valley church hosts concert
Jerald Crabb is preaching and singing at Union Valley Baptist Church Oct. 10.
The event begins at 8 p.m. Union Valley Baptist Church is located 7.5 miles south of Ada on state Highway 3.
For more information, go to www.thegospelstation.com or phone 1-800-557-8815.
Dr. Lester Hutson speaks at ABT
ADA — Dr. Lester Hutson, a representative of Christian Law Association, is preaching Sunday at 10 a.m. at Ada Baptist Temple.
Hutson and his wife, Margaret, have been married for 50 years. He is a long-time pastor from Houston. He has authored several books and Bible study courses that have been used in many churches in the USA.
Dr. Hutson now travels full time for CLA, a non profit organization that represents churches, preachers and religious causes around the world.
ABT invites the Ada community and surrounding areas to attend the 10 a.m. event to hear Dr. Hutson.
Ada Baptist Temple is located at 301 Napier St. For more information or transportation, phone 580-436-4546.
Presbyterian Women hosts a garage sale
ADA — Presbyterian Women are conducting its bi-annual garage sale Saturday, Oct. 6, in Westminster Fellowship Center, 301 E. Kings Road. Also the Presbyterian youth are conducting a holiday bazaar on that day in the same building. All proceeds go to support missions and Presbyterian youth.
Lectureship series set Oct. 14-16 in Ada
Dr. Billy Abraham, Outler Professor of Wesley Studies at Southern Methodist University Perkins School of Theology, is conducting the inaugural lectureship of the Muntz/Myers Lectureship series on evangelism Oct. 14-16 at First United Methodist Church in Ada.
Abraham is preaching at Sunday morning services and that evening at 7 p.m. The Monday and Tuesday night services are teaching sessions. On Monday noon, he will lecture to the Ardmore District Preachers and the professionals.
For more information, phone 332-1398.
Topics include The Heart of the Gospel, The Surprising Response, The Kingdom's Church, Who Wants to be an Egghead, and At Full Liberty: An Ambitious Future for United Methodist.
Women will be addressed Oct. 15 at 10 a.m., and a men's breakfast takes place Oct. 16 at the Aldridge.
For more information, phone 332-1398.


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July 25, 2014
HUNTINGTON, W.Va. (WSAZ) -- Marshall's Doc Holliday and Tom Herrion are very visible parts of the Huntington community, as is the Huntington Police Department.
Tuesday night, the three came together to gain a better respect for one another.
The coaches jumped in front seat of two police cruisers to see what police do on a night to night basis. It's all about respecting each other.
"I'm anxious to get out and see. These guys have a tough job. My dad was a judge and a prosecutor for years. So I understand a little bit, but I'm looking forward to it," said Doc Holliday, MU Head Football Coach.
"I think it's all about a mutual respect. We certainly expect that respect. We owe them respect as well and that goes for any citizen for that matter. So it is a two way street here," said Skip Holbrook, Huntington Police Chief.
The players take over next. Through the summer two football players will ride along with the police on Friday nights and then in the fall two of Herrion's basketball players will do the same.


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