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Battle Lake - Robert V. Larson, 71, of Battle Lake, died on Monday, November 29, 2004 at Lake Region Hospital in Fergus Falls.
Funeral services were held on Thursday, December 2 at First Lutheran Church in Battle Lake, with Rev. George Dahl officiating. Interment was held at Memorial Park Cemetery in Grand Forks, N.D.
He was born November 3, 1933 in Grand Forks, N.D. to Thor and Mary (Keller) Larson. He grew up and received his education in Grand Forks, N.D.
On March 15, 1952 he was united in marriage to Dorothea Britten at Augustana Lutheran Church in Grand Forks, N.D. He then went to work for the Great Northern Railroad in Grand Forks. Later, Robert went to work for his father as a bricklayer. He was an active bricklayer in Grand Forks and Thief River Falls, for 37 years.
Robert managed the Family Bowl in Thief River Falls for several years before purchasing Bob's Broadway Bowl in Slayton. Robert and Dorothea owned and operated this business for 10 years. In 1996, they retired and moved to Battle Lake.
Robert was a member of the National Guard from 1952 to 1962. While in Slayton, he was an active member of the Kiwanis Club. He was the secretary for Bricklayers Local 12 for many years and was an active member of the Bricklayers and Allied Craft Workers for 37 years. Robert was a member of First Lutheran Church in Battle Lake. He enjoyed bowling, hunting, fishing, golfing, sports, woodworking, crossword puzzles, walking, painting, drawing and birdwatching. He particularly enjoyed spending time and visiting with family and friends. Robert always had a smile on his face and kept a positive perspective on life.
He is survived by his wife, Dorothea of Battle Lake; two daughters, Linda (David) Kopecky of Roosevelt and Laura (Brett) Lee of Lindstrom; two sons, Rick (Joanne) Larson of Shoreview and Russ (Cindy) Larson of Brainerd; 12 grandchildren, five great-grandchildren; three sisters, Marilyn (Paris) Guy of Westminster, Colo., Helen Sanders of East Grand Forks and Lois Fontaine of Grand Forks, N.D.; and one brother, John Larson of Burnsville.
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Cerebral palsy (CP) is a group of chronic disorders that affect the ability to control movement. It appears in the first few years of life. Generally, the disorders do not worsen over time.
CP occurs due to damage to areas of the brain that direct movement. This damage interferes with the brain's ability to control movement and posture. CP may develop before, during, or after birth.
Causes include:
- Brain tissue that may not develop correctly during pregnancy—growing fetus may experience a lack of oxygen or nutrients
- Child sustains a head injury or brain infection
- Mother and child's blood types are not compatible
- Mother has rubella while pregnant
- Stroke or bleeding occurs in the baby's brain during development or after birth
- Child does not get enough oxygen during or after birth
- There are abnormalities of the umbilical cord or placenta, or the placenta separates too early from the wall of the uterus
- Child has meningitis , encephalitis , seizures, or head injury
- Child has genetic/metabolic abnormalities
Risk Factors
Factors that increase the risk of CP include:
- Infection or blood clotting problems during pregnancy
- Vaginal bleeding during pregnancy
- Seizures or intellectual disability in the expectant mother
- Complicated or premature delivery
- Cord prolapse
- Breech birth
- Low Apgar score—a rating of the child's condition just after birth
- Low birth weight
- High birth weight
- Type 1 diabetes in the expectant mother
- Premature birth
- Multiple births, such as twins or triplets
- Small head
- Seizures
- In vitro fertilization (IVF) —in part due to multiple births associated with IVF
Symptoms of CP vary widely. They may include difficulty with fine motor tasks like writing or using scissors difficulty maintaining balance or walking, and involuntary movements. The symptoms differ from person to person and may change over time.
CP first shows up in children aged three years or younger. Symptoms vary depending on what areas of the brain are affected. Some children may have severe disabilities. Although symptoms may change as the child grows older, the child's condition is unlikely to worsen.
Symptoms include:
- Late to turn over, sit up, smile, or walk
- Trouble writing, buttoning a button, or other fine motor activities
- Difficulty walking or standing
- Tight, spastic muscles
- Weak muscles
- Poor balance
- Speech problems
- Tremors
- Unintentional body movements
- Difficulty swallowing
- Drooling
Some people with CP suffer from other medical disorders as well, including:
- Seizures
- Intellectual disability
- Learning disabilities
- Vision or hearing problems
- Failure-to-thrive
- Decreased ability to feel pain or identify items by touch
- Problems with bowel and bladder control
- Breathing problems if food or water has accidentally entered the lungs
- Skin breakdown
- Low bone density and fractures
Doctors diagnose CP by testing motor skills and reflexes, looking into medical history, and using a variety of specialized tests.
- You may have your brain's electrical activity tested. This can be done with an Electroencephalogram (EEG) .
- You may have pictures taken of structures inside your head. This can be done with:
There is no treatment to cure CP. The brain damage cannot be corrected. Therapy aims to help the child reach his or her full potential. Children with CP grow to adulthood and may be able to work and live independently.
Drugs help control muscle spasms and seizures.
- Glycopyrrolate—to decrease drooling
- Pamidronate—to treat osteoporosis
Medicines that may be used to treat spasticity:
- Botulinum toxin
- Baclofen
- Diazepam
- Tizanidine
Certain operations may improve the ability to sit, stand, and walk.
Physical Aids
Braces and splints help keep limbs in correct alignment and prevent deformities. Positioning devices enable better posture. Walkers , special scooters, and wheelchairs make it easier to move around.
Special Education
Programs designed to meet the child's special needs may improve learning. Some children do well attending regular schools with special services. Vocational training can help prepare young adults for jobs.
Rehabilitation Services
Speech, physical, and occupational therapies may improve the ability to speak, move, walk, and perform activities of daily living. Physical therapy helps strengthen muscles. Children can learn different ways to complete difficult tasks.
Family Services
Professional support helps a patient and family cope with CP. Counselors help parents learn how to modify behaviors. Caring for a child with CP can be stressful. Some families find support groups helpful.
Other Treatment
Therapeutic electrical stimulation might help.
Several of the causes of CP that have been identified through research are preventable or treatable:
- Before getting pregnant, receive a vaccination for rubella.
- Seek out early prenatal care.
- Receive testing for blood-type problems. Get treatment if tests reveal incompatible blood types.
- Do not smoke , drink alcohol , or use drugs while pregnant.
- Put the baby in a child safety seat when in the car.
- Insist that the child wear a helmet when riding a bicycle.
- Seek help if you have, or want to, hurt the child.
- Keep poisons away from your child.
- Closely supervise bathing.
- Get your child immunized at the recommended time.
- If your baby becomes sick, call the doctor right away.
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- Reviewer: Kari Kassir, MD
- Review Date: 09/2013 -
- Update Date: 09/30/2013 -

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Well said!How about anything bring Michelle back on ice is worth a look and discuss on a figure skating board?
How about Yuna Kim, who's doing so much work to raise awareness for the special Winter Olympics games these last weeks while all her peers are busily prepare for the world championships, made them great public servants and credit to the sport and the Olympic movement?
I don't care who knows it, but I just love these two, who makes a great dynamic team that made great tribute to the sport and continues to raise figure skating as a Winter Olympic premier event. I love the fact how everything comes together like part of one long legacy, and that memories are never forgotten and are meaningful beyond scoring/points/ranks/medals. How the greats can continue to inspire the young and be life changing. Without Yuna (who also volunteered and taught the special Olympics team), would there be Korean Gold and Silver medalists at the figure skating for the Special Olympics? Are these random coincidences?
Likewise, without a Midori Ito, would Japan been so obsessed with 3A that resulted Mao's amazing feat to land 3 x 3A at the Winter Olympic games? If Midori and Mao goes on the ice today at any event, I'd love to see it and appreciate those who'd refer them here. Life is short and I hardly ever visit other parts of the forum beyond the GSD and Trashcan.
I have always believed any Olympics event deserve as to get as much media attention and recognition. Having lived through and experienced the Summer Paralympic games in London made me appreciate so much about all athletes and human potentials. Global events that held a mirror to highlight peak human achievements that we don't hear about every day. The more the press the coverage, the better. Don't suppress it, celebrate it. It is a pity not more English reports are out there for this event, and these two are trying to raise awareness are doing a wonderful job with what they can.


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I think Dai just needs Morosov's politik power. I hope Morosov has next to no input in terms of choreography because Dai's programs post-Morosov are some of the best ever. I know I can usually count on Dai and Abbott to give me something wonderful to watch every season.
The reason for my dissappointment is because there was a time post-Torino that I was hating Japanese skating because it seemed like all of the top skaters were being coached by Russians and though I love the Russian style, it seemed that all the Japanese skaters stopped having their individual styles and started looking Russified. Dai leaving Morosov was one of the turning points of that trend and I hope it wouldn't come back.
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'Mnot sure about that. When Parson posed the question to Maggie, there was no heir to Gobwin Knob. Consequently, both relevant natural thinkamancies (loyalty & duty) would weight against attacking the site's overlord. Assuming that the sum of known natural thinkamancies results in a compulsion, her answer would be correct for that situation.
But if there is a heir, and the unit in question has more faith in that heir than in the current overlord, duty and loyalty would be in opposition. Additionally, once conflict between the heir and the overlord becomes a given, individual loyalty to the heir would start weighting in... a likely turning point in a coup, and something that may have started to happen on a small scale in Don King's disagreement with Ceasar earlier. The sum of natural thinkamancies at this point may still be a compulsion, but the outcome could be anything.
Compare Maggie's own suggestion on Stanley. Clearly she is able to take hostile action to her overlord, provided she believes it to be in the side's greater good. The same might apply for Ceasar, or any Transylvito unit with greater loyalty to Ceasar than to Don King for that matter.
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We live very busy, demanding lives here in the DC area, but taking some time out to help our little furry friends is not only a good thing to do, it's rewarding too. Dogs can change people's lives in very real ways; they give and receive love unconditionally, and are our everyday companions, guardians, and friends who comfort us in times of need. They're the companion for the widow who just lost her husband of 30 years, or the playmate for the new kid in the neighborhood who is still learning how to fit in, or the glue that keeps your family connected as your kids grow up and spread their wings.
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Thief River Falls - Carol Gladys Johnson, 71, of Thief River Falls, died on Friday, July 27, 2012 at Altru Hospital in Grand Forks, N.D.
Funeral services were held Tuesday, July 31 at United Methodist Church in Thief River Falls, with Rev. Rob Kopp officiating. Interment was held at Greenwood Cemetery in Thief River Falls.
Carol (Jeannette) Johnson was born on Dec. 21, 1940 at home in Thief River Falls, the daughter of Stephan and Clara (Jacobson) Jeannette. She attended country school in Pennington County and high school at Lincoln High School, graduating in 1958.
Carol was employed with Wells Fargo Bank in Thief River Falls for 41 years, starting as a teller and working up to the vice president/consumer banking manager. She took pride in being an independent and resourceful business woman.
Carol and Curtis W. Johnson were united in marriage on Aug. 6, 1961 in Thief River Falls. Carol and Curt made their home together on the family farm north of Thief River Falls.
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Carol cherished every minute she had with her five grandchildren. They will always remember snuggling with her, listening to bedtime stories and her made up songs. Carol loved camping, hunting and fishing and spending weekends at Union Lake. Her friends and family say Carol always had a smile on her face and could quickly turn around a tense situation with her sense of humor.
Survivors include her husband and best friend of 50 years, Curtis of Thief River Falls; children, Mark (Laureen) Johnson of Manvel, N.D., Sheryl Johnson of Thief River Falls, Jeff Johnson of Thief River Falls; grandchildren, Kayla Johnson, Alyssa Johnson, Hailey Johnson, Logan Johnson and Cole Johnson; siblings, Dorothy Blodgett of Thief River Falls; sister-in-law, Rosemary Naeseth; and many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
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Thank you. I hope that you
Thank you. I hope that you and Mr De Botton are aware of Secular Humanistic Judaism -- Judaism without God, God language, or prayer. I grew up without any kind of religious experience and raised my son that way. In my early 60's I discovered Secular Humanistic Judaism, which was only founded in 1963, and was happy to find that I could embrace my Jewish heritage and culture without feeling compelled to do or say things in which I could never believe. What a joy!
Once I again, I sit here
Once I again, I sit here feeling happily "fed", with new ideas and perspectives to gnaw over the coming days. Often, I come to On Being when I need the reminder that we can speak of any topic with respect and intelligence and curiosity. The questions and conversations you bring to this show affirm humanity and leave me buoyant and ready for another week. Thank you, thank you, thank you for creating this sacred space.
The Catholic dogma of
The Catholic dogma of original sin is correct, we are indeed broken, still good but damaged and with tendencies to evil. But about perfectability: we can't be perfect in this world. Yet Jesus told us: "Be perfect as your father in heaven is perfect." How can this be? We can't make this world perfect, the world to come is perfect. We can be perfect because we can live with God, and He will perfect us.
Day of Atonement: they say 'sorry' to God mainly, next to each other.
No, many people love the
No, many people love the liturgy first.
Not bad, but your view of religion is skewed. Jesus said to Peter 'You are rock, and on this rock I will build my church'. Jesus said the He would build it, i.e. the Catholic faith (and other faiths to the extent that they are true) are not clever things men have put together, but are things people have helped put together by their obedience, obedience to God who is building the Church himself. Religion is not a creation of man but man's response to God.
Jesus said that if you give
Jesus said that if you give up everything you will have all these things a hundred fold, and eternal life in the world to come. So you are pointing out the good things God showers on his beloved. You like these things, which is wonderful, and maybe one day you will come to know God.
You're not insulting to believers, you are complimenting the beauty of the life of faith as best you can. Let's pray that one day you will encounter God, which it seems you are preparing yourself for.
Pelikan was a great man. Yes,
Pelikan was a great man. Yes, atheists have a creed, an atheistic creed. Let's hope they remain open to God.
Here you are incorrect: atheism is a dead-end. It won't develop. It has no answer to death or life's problems, and no power to solve them. You are certainly welcome to the wisdom of religion in these areas to address them.
God loves atheists too. Atheists do have souls because every human being has a soul, like it or not. It's not 'the deeper sides' but is the immaterial part - the intellect, free will, memory, etc.
When the soldiers came to John the Baptist and asked what they should do, he told them to be content with their pay, avoid serious moral evil, etc. To an atheist one would say the same: just live a moral life, and even without belief you can be acceptable to God, and perhaps be given the gift of faith.
It doesn't make a spash because it's not an attack on God, which the God delusion was, as ridiculous as it is.
You didn't know that atheism
You didn't know that atheism was about attacking religion, now you know. You seem to be an honest atheist. More hope for you.
One would wonder: if you see the beauty of the Vatican, and the goodness of the Church's work around the world, one might conclude that this is only possible because what it believes is true. It reminds me of Malcolm Muggeridge: he wanted to believe in God, and saw the goodness, but couldn't. Then he met Mother Teresa.
I would suggest, if you're interested in wisdom, that you read the encyclicals of the popes- Pope Benedict, Pope Francis, Pope John Paul. If you want to find wisdom to apply to life, you will find a lot there, and it's available to all.
This is very appealing. Who
This is very appealing. Who wants to start something in Boston?
I thought that this was a
I thought that this was a fantastic show, thank you very much.
I listened to the interview
I listened to the interview with Mr. Botton with interest, but with growing irritation. He began by saying that the most boring think you can ask about any religion is whether or not it is, "true", a position I wholeheartedly agree with, because it exposes what I take to be the basic category error of confusing inner and outer "truths". But then he spent the rest of the talk dividing everything he described between "belief" and "non-belief". So, to me he stopped short of applying the logic of his initial premise fully, which would actually eradicate those categories (belief and non-belief) altogether. If there is no point in asking religion whether it is "true", what sense does it make to speak of belief and non-belief? To me that further move makes all the difference, or at least it makes the difference between breathing new life into existing traditions that are thousands of years old, conserving their accumulated wisdom but ridding them of the mistake of applying a materialistic standard or question of truth to them, thereby rendering them open to the truly liberal and spiritual way forward, and on the other hand the necessity of creating new "secular" religious traditions by picking and choosing what he likes from existing religions, a path which leads more or less to narcissistic self-indulgence, as characterized by his own example of Comte. If only he would follow out the logic of his own conclusions. This discussion seemed not to take into account the enormous integrative work of Ken Wilber on this topic, or the writings of Don Cupitt. They have already shown a more comprehensive way forward. This conversation ultimately disappointed me. Thanks.
How interesting it is to
How interesting it is to listen to someone who doesn't believe in "God" intensively searching for the experience and good of God.
Thank you for this story on
Thank you for this story on the School of Life. I was listening while driving to work and had one of those moments where I thought I'm going to quit my job and pursue building a School of Life in my town. Thankfully, I quickly realized that I like paychecks and health insurance but it made me think. In many ways listening to On Being is my own little School of Life. It's filling the need I have to learn about living and thinking about being human in spiritual ways that may or may not involve a particular religious background. Thank you for that.
I don't see the need for a
I don't see the need for a "secular temple". If I want to sing with others, I can join a choir. I can go to a cafe or pub or friend if I want to drink & chat. I can turn to my CD collection if I want to listen to Bach. There's nothing stopping me entering a cathedral, or museum, or castle, if I want to encounter great architecture. There are sermons everywhere. This radio programme is partly a sermon, so are de Botton's books.
Great, the emergence and
Great, the emergence and outing of atheists is long overdue.
Where can I find it in London?
very interesting
very interesting
I wish I could convince you
I wish I could convince you that God exist or maybe I can...?!
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Thief River Falls - Tanya Kazmierczak, 40, died unexpectedly on Sunday, Aug. 26, 2012.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. on Saturday, Sept. 1, 2012 at St. John Lutheran Church in Thief River Falls, with Rev. Aaron Zuch officiating. Casket bearers included Vince Blokzyl, Nathan Lein, Steve Briggs, Joe Wessel, Gary Anenson and Jeff Koshenina. Honorary casket bearers included all of Tanya's family and friends. Interment will follow at Greenwood Cemetery in Thief River Falls.
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Tanya Marie Briggs was born on Aug. 14, 1972 in Crookston, the daughter of Kenneth and Muriel (Michaels) Briggs. She was baptized and confirmed at Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Crookston. Tanya attended elementary school in Crookston, and Lincoln High School in Thief River Falls.
On Aug. 15, 1992 she was united in marriage to Jeffrey Kazmierczak at Our Saviors Lutheran Church in Crookston. They made their home in Thief River Falls and to this union, three children were born, Mathew, Jordan and Katelynn. Tanya dedicated her time to raising their children.
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Survivors include her husband, Jeff; children, Mathew, Jordan and Katelynn; mother, Muriel Briggs all of Thief River Falls; brother, Steven Briggs; sisters, Diana (Vince) Blokzyl all of Crookston, Gail Briggs of Ada, Brenda Johnson of Thief River Falls; foster parents, Joe and Glenda Wessel of Thief River Falls; and many nieces, nephews, relatives and friends.
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Apple and Microsoft reportedly fighting over revenue sharing, SkyDrive app caught in the crossfire
Apple and Microsoft are reportedly wrestling over Apple's 30% cut of items sold in the App Store, specifically SkyDrive subscription revenue for the SkyDrive app. The SkyDrive app was intended to not only allow users to view and open their files, but to upgrade their storage though the iOS app. According to the App Store rules, however, Apple's entitled to a 30% cut of any in-app purchases. According to Alex Wilhelm of The Next Web, however, it's gotten even more complicated:
Microsoft has persisted in trying to work out a compromise with Apple, but has thus far failed to come to an agreement. The company offered to remove all subscription options from its application, leaving it a non-revenue generating experience on iOS. The offer was rebuffed.
At issue could be one thing: the SkyDrive app has a "Sign Up" button that takes the user to a web page where they can purchase a subscription. This is against Apple's policies, and there have been problems with apps doing this before. When Apple first implemented these rules, there was an issue with the Kindle app linking back to Amazon so that people could purchase books outside of Apple's system. Apple doesn't have a problem if your content comes from outside of its ecosystem, you just can't directly link to said content in any fashion, which is what Microsoft is doing with the SkyDrive app.
This is also a issue for developers who integrate with SkyDrive. If their apps link to the SkyDrive sign-up, then their future updates will also be rejected, leaving their users out in the cold.
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"Apple's policy feels like it was originally designed to stop dishonest developers... "
Oh my, perhaps that's the way it feels to a naive fan. In reality, it would be bruttaly simple to screen that during the approval process.
Let's be honest for a second, it was designed to maximize profit, to exact a tax in every transaction to finance Apple's ecosystem. Nothing wrong with that, the rules were clear and developers chose to participate, but please, spare me the lame "stop dishonest developers" excuse.
If Apple supports free apps for free, and allows in-app payment, there's nothing to stop even the least savvy app-makers from switching to a free with in-app payment model for virtually every app in the store.
Everything becomes free to try, pay to play, and Apple is shut out.
Apple runs the App Store just above cost; they won't run it at a loss.
So, everything is 30% and there's no end-run around that.
The problem is, the world isn't that black and white, and lots of value-added services don't fit into that model.
I don't agree with this:
"However, as time goes on its increasingly obvious that larger vendors like Microsoft, Amazon, and others should fall into a different category."
Why should they be treated any differently? If anyone can afford to give Apple a cut, it's these big guys...
Apple brought the customer so they want a referral fee, is basically how I see it.
Amazon is so big that I highly doubt Apple brings anyone to them. If someone loads the kindle app on an iPad or iPhone it's not because of anything Apple is doing. It's because of Amazon and their advertising and the services and product they supply. So I don't see where the referral is, and I say this as an iPad owner. Apple sold me an iPad, they didn't bring me to Amazon. If anything, Amazon brought me to Apple since it made a great reader for my Kindle library and unlike the eReaders at the time I could do a lot of other things on it. So in that case, Amazon deserves the referral fee for my iPad purchase since without them I might not be on Apple's app store at all.
I do understand Apple doesn't want a large number of developers to put up the app 'free nudge nudge wink wink say no more' then slap you immediately with the real price which you pay to them direct and Apple gets nothing for running the 'store front'. But I think you can prevent that other ways then getting 30% for purchases you really had nothing to do with, and I think at some point they may need to find a way as these cases keep bringing to the publics attention the 'tax' they are being charged.
Regardless of whether you agree with the reason for the fee... You should be able to agree that there is no reason for Amazon or Microsoft to get special treatment. If they want to offer services in iOS, they have to follow the same rules as everyone else.
This isn't a hard concept to understand. Like Rene said "free" in-app purchases would change the whole dynamic of the store. Microsoft is large...so what. They need to follow the same rules as everyone. Beside Skydrive offers less than Dropbox in features so no skin off my teeth if Redmond wants to play dumb.
This snippet was omitted from the summary, and is *far* more problematic:
"Microsoft does not appear keen to pay Apple the 30% cut, as it lasts in perpetuity, regardless of whether a user continues to use an iOS device or not, as the billing is through their Apple account."
IOW, if Microsoft works out the 30% deal, and a user switches to an Android phone, Microsoft still pays Apple a 30% cut, even if the user no longer uses any Apple products.
I am not exactly a Microsoft fan, but it is not hard to see why this is completely unacceptable to them.
What?! iMore omitted info that would make Apple look unreasonable and Microsoft look reasonable?!?! No WAY!!!
Having actual facts would be taboo. Any blemish on Apple is grounds for termination. You will be lucky if your not banned for showing this burried info. Lil Richie don't much care for your type.
They ban folks around here? They got a first rate little foul mouth in the comments for the last few months, with absolutely nothing intelligent to say, who insults entire classes of people with racism at the least among other insults that when face to face he/she wouldn't dare say out of fear. I haven't seen that character get banned.
It seems an act of Apple's Board of Directors is what it would take to get banned.
I would threaten to pull Apple's license of Activesync. That would hurt them big time!
That is awesome! MS should announce they are going to do that, but give 6 months notice, and offer a free Windows 8 Phone to anybody who wants to trade their iPhone in because they actually need ActiveSync support.


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