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Apple today joined a growing list of companies who offer two-factor authentication. The move offers users the option of better security by requiring additional information while logging in, namely a four-digit verification code sent via SMS or through Apple's Find My Phone app (available on any iOS device). You can read Apple's FAQ here.
Two-step verification relies on more than just a password to authenticate an account. Most implementations boil down to something you know (i.e. password) in combination with something you have (e.g. smartphone, dongle). The idea is even if hackers discover your password, they most likely don't have your phone -- or vice versa.
To enable two-step verification:
- Log in to appleid.apple.com.
- Click "Password and Security". Answer the security questions.
- Find "Two-Step Verification" and click the "Get started..." link.
- You'll be shown a few pages with information on two-step verification. Click "Continue" a couple of times and "Get Started" to begin.
- You'll be presented with a list of "trusted devices" under your account. Verify the devices you want and click "Continue" (Tip: You may need to setup "Find My iPhone" on your iOS device, unless you'll be doing SMS verifications).
- Next, you'll receive a recovery code. Apple suggests you write this down or print it out and store it somewhere safe. Without it, regaining access to your account in the future could be difficult at best and impossible at worst.
- Confirm your recovery code. Click "Enable Two-Factor Authentication."
With more data and services tied to your Apple ID than ever -- iTunes purchases, iCloud data and Facetime, just to name a few -- security has become increasingly important.
Wired journalist Matt Honan probably knows this better than anyone after his accounts were hijacked by a hacker who "dissolved" his digital life.
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Long story short, it still doesn't add any protection to accessing iCloud's email. Hopefully that's coming.
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By Lauren Pack
A vacant county-owned building could become a key piece in the expansion of Cincinnati State Middletown.
Middletown and Cincinnati State Community & Technical College officials asked Butler County commissioners Thursday to donate the former Job and Family Services building at 1021 Central Avenue to the city. Middletown officials would in turn give the building to Cincinnati State, which opened a branch campus at the corner of Central Avenue and Main Street in September.
"We are here to request that the commissioners consider donating the JFS building to the city of Middletown so we can continue with our goal of downtown redevelopment," Middletown City Manager Judy Gilleland said during Thursday's commission meeting. "While the city cannot afford to take the donation of the building and hold it indefinitely, we have an end user that advances our vision, not only in the downtown area but city-wide. Pending council approval, this building will be passed on to Cincinnati State for their future use."
Dr. Odell Owens, president of Cincinnati State, said the community college's vision is to create a campus atmosphere in downtown Middletown.
The campus opened with 200 new students and is striving for 150 more in January. Until Cincinnati State Middletown opened, Butler County was the largest county in Ohio without a community college.
Community colleges are different from traditional universities, such as Miami University, because "our charge is to focus on the local economy," Owens said. He said the college has two major contracts with AK Steel to train employees and continues to focus on workforce and career development that makes graduates ready for employment throughout the region.
Commissioners Charles "Chuck" Furmon and Cindy Carpenter commended Middletown officials and Cincinnati State for moving ahead and developing a partnership.
"I see nothing but positives from this relationship," said Furmon.
Commission President Don Dixon said, "Middletown is leading the way in changing how the county looks."
Commissioners didn't make a decision about the building, but they did unanimously authorized county administrator Charles Young to research and pursue talks about an ownership transfer.
The Central Avenue building was built in 1987 and has 12,293 square feet. It is empty due to layoffs and the closing of the Middletown office of Job and Family Services.
Randy Quisenberry, county purchasing manager, said the building has been declared as surplus by the county and could be sold through a bid process. But chances are the building, which is among many other vacant structures in downtown Middletown, would not bring a high price tag.
"It would pale in comparison to the economic development and workforce development we will reap over the next few years (from Cincinnati State)," Quisenberry said.
Donating the building to the city and ultimately to Cincinnati State is a "win-win for everyone. It is one less empty building in Middletown and one less empty building we have to maintain," Quisenberry said.
Cincinnati State Middletown had been a multi-year deal in the making, involving the city, Cincinnati State and Boston-based Higher Education Partners.
Higher Education Partners signed a contract in April with Cincinnati State so it could be the developer of the downtown Middletown campus. A week before that contract, Higher Education Partners signed a deal with the city to purchase the former CG&E building at 1 N. Main St. for $202,000 and accept a donation of the former senior center.
In anticipation of the college making the commitment to the city, Middletown City Council agreed to purchase several downtown buildings in hopes the college would be interested. The city spent $300,000 for the former CG&E, First National, Bank One and Masonic Temple buildings, and $175,000 for the Manchester Inn.
Staff writer Mike Pitman contributed to this report
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Web-accessible project management tools
Most businesses I've worked for have had monolithic enterprise resource planning (ERP) systems that include project management modules. In only one situation can I remember actually using the project management tools, and that was because company policy dictated that we use it.
The systems were always cumbersome and required more work to use than the work involved with the project. Plus, none of the systems had a way for clients to access the project and input requests or comments. Instead of bungling through the ERP, I would create my own system or turn to web-based solutions if it didn't violate company policy.
If you're looking to manage a well-organized project and want to do it simply, here are a handful of programs that I recommend. All of them are web accessible and allow for some type of client interaction, something that I see as an important aspect of managing a business relationship. All of these programs have free trial versions available for download.
Basecamp: This system leaves a lot to be desired, but it does the job. I've never had a client or co-worker say that they didn't know how to use the interface. All of the basic features are present (to-do assignments, timelines, client interaction, etc.) and the system is stable. Basecamp is the workhorse of project management systems.
5pm: New to the market, this project manager was brought to my attention by reader Disarea. It has all of the standard features, and the benefit of being able to generate reports. The reports are what make it stand out from the others, in my opinion. It also has a nice interface that can be customized for your needs. It's a nice addition to the market.
@task: I'm not the biggest fan of @task, but I like that it has an iPhone widget so that you can manage projects from your cell phone. It generates reports similar to those on 5pm, but a little less snazzy. If you're an iPhone loyalist, though, you'll want to check out this program.
Teamwork: I have only a little experience with Teamwork, but everyone I know who uses it sings its praises. The one thing that it does very well is interact with Microsoft products. You can import and export to Outlook and Project and a slew of other PC products easily. So, if your company is engrained in Microsoft systems, then Teamwork might be the project management software for you.
What project management system do you use? Do you feel that it helps or hinders your work? Tell us about your experiences in the comments. I'm always on the lookout for better ways to organize work, so I'm eager to hear from you.
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Posted by Gregory - 06/04/2008
Hello, I use clocking it (http://www.clockingit.com/) mostly because it can be installed on our local server (free BSD licence).
Interface is correct. It's a great tool to track time spend on tasks. We use it for small team software development (6 persons). -
Posted by Adam - 06/04/2008
We just started using ActiveCollab at work. It lacks in reports, but it's really flexible, has a good user community, and my users seem to like it. The latest version released last week also has a iPhone interface. You can also host it on your own server, which is a huge plus if you are concerned about your data.
Posted by Sean Bacon - 06/04/2008
I am actually a fan of Wrike (www.wrike.com), mainly because it is far less expensive than a lot of the other options. But the interface is fairly easy too.
Posted by Tom - 06/04/2008
We have a Microsoft Project server at work. It's accessed via internet explorer on our local network.
The project managers have MS Project installed to do more intensive work, but most people can do what they need on the server instead. It saves us a large number of licenses.
I realize it's a different target then the above.
Posted by Chris - 06/04/2008
I've been using Mingle (http://studios.thoughtworks.co.....telligence) lately at work. It has a neat card-wall feature that helps with agile development, although it seems pretty flexible.
That's a bit of a problem, I think, though, as it's a bit too flexible, and the learning curve to figure out how to set it up for your particular project's use is kind of rough.
Posted by Christine - 06/04/2008
Our company uses Quickbase (quickbase.com), made by Intuit. It's very customizable – and you can do some pretty neat stuff with it – and it exports/imports from Microsoft products like Excel and Word fairly well. It's pretty easy to use, but does cost money. For a company situation it's a pretty good choice, although I would recommend it more for a mid-to-large company rather than a home business or freelance situation.
Posted by Chica & Jo - 06/04/2008
Here at ChicaAndJo.com we love using Keep & Share. It is a fantastic online collaboration tool that tracks changes for us, organizes all of our documents and keeps our calendar up to date. We highly recommend this tool: http://www.keepandshare.com
Posted by Jo Paoletti - 06/04/2008
For folks who work solo and don't need collaborative features, I like Todoist (http://todoist.com/), which works well with Gmail and a Getting Things Done approach (http://www.davidco.com/), and Skoach (http://skoach.com/), which is designed for adults with ADD.
Posted by Mike - 06/04/2008
Our company uses Jumptree (http://jumptree.com/) because we needed something we could host ourselves. It's .NET-based though (oh the horror but we like it.
Posted by David Lima Cohen - 06/04/2008
We use FogBugz (http://www.fogcreek.com/FogBugz/), an excellent web app for project management and time tracking. My favorite thing about it is the evidence-based scheduling feature, which allow us to set realistic dead lines for our tasks using the historical records of team members, and to build accurate estimates in seconds. I highly recommend this tool.
Posted by Bill Cool - 06/05/2008
Google sites is pretty cool project management/collab took. I expect to see this give MS SharePoint a run for its money soon.
Posted by Arturas - 06/05/2008
This list definately misses http://www.adobe.com (it has launched it's online collaboration platform with lots of features) and http://www.comindwork.com
Posted by Elizabeth - 06/05/2008
I volunteer for an international non-profit, and we use Basecamp — it took a little while to learn (the compare feature for writeboards is hidden way more than it should be; it's been *invaluable*), but there are some really good points to it, like milestones and shared to-do lists. In very shallow news, I wish it were prettier, or at least more adaptable.
Posted by Jason - 06/05/2008
You're also missing Robohead on that list.
"By automating manual processes and eliminating old-technology solutions like email, sticky notes, and messy spreadsheets, RoboHead gives your schedule some breathing room. And with no hardware to buy or software to install, RoboHead is a fast-to-implement, easy-to-use, and affordable solution for organizations challenged by too many projects and too few resources. That's why thousands of marketing and creative people from some of the world's largest companies rely on RoboHead every day."
Posted by George - 06/06/2008
We're using Wrike http://www.wrike.com. It's a great tool for my small team, cause it's really easy to use and lets me see what my team is busy with anytime. It's very flexible, that lets us update plans in seconds. Another good thing about it is that I use it to support my bottom-up approach to management. The results are amasing.
Posted by Jen - 06/08/2008
My company uses SalesForce, but of course, I'm in sales. I haven't really delved in too much so far (just inherited the territory last week), but so far I see that it's only as good a tool as I want it to be. The program is designed for us to input leads through the various channels we found them, create very extensive profiles, and set tasks as we follow up through the sales process. It also lets us really customize reports (seriously, there're like 50 criteria to choose from), then export them to Excel. It also updates with possible leads that the program finds online through various sources. But again, it's a very targeted tool.
If there's anything I've learned in the past month, it's that outside sales requires CRAZY organization (never before my specialty). I could probably fill a book with all the new things I've had to learn on the fly.
Posted by Roscoe - 06/13/2008
We use 5pm and love it so far. The service is very fast and it looks like their development team is always working on new feature. So I hope to see some of the features that are missing right now. And the UI is just very nice and works great on widescreens.
Posted by Amanda - 06/18/2008
Reading the comments above, I am getting the sense that most people are quite satisfied with their current project management solutions, though some admit to having gone through a rough learning curve. I am going to be up front and tell you that I work at Easy Projects .NET, http://www.easyprojects.net, but also that I truly believe in the product.
Here's why: The software is collaborative, all-in-one (incorporated time, issue, and request tracking within the project management tool), and as the name suggests, very easy to use (set-up-and-going-in-2-hours easy). To complement the product, we have great customer support both by email and by phone that is receptive and responsive.
I agree that there are many great project management tools currently on the market, though, having a difficult learning curve is counterproductive if you are constantly adding new team members, clients, etc.
Posted by Aditya Gholap - 06/30/2008
I too think that most people are satisfied with their tools – what im unsatisfied about is the fact that Basecamp is on that list. Its expensive – anti innovation and feature light. I use Deskaway – its got everything from CRM + Project Management tools with charts, reporting, sharing – so its enterprise 2.0 at its best – it will also now have the ability to replicate tasks so its process management as well. Deskaway and Basecamp were reviewed on Web Worker Daily recently – have a read and take your pick – http://webworkerdaily.com/2008.....secamp-or/
Posted by Teamwork Staff - 06/30/2008
Try Teamwork (the real one) if you need something a bit more powerful than the (nice) product above, and you also care for IT integration: http://www.twproject.com.
Posted by John - 06/30/2008
Another option worth checking out is Intervals – web-based time tracking and task management rolled together.
Posted by Rob - 07/09/2008
I personally like 5pm (http://www.5pmweb.com). Very smart interface – saves clicks.
I used to like Basecamp a lot and I still think it's a great product. Just outdated. I felt like upgrading.
Posted by Alice - 07/24/2008
My office uses SantexQ ( http://www.santexq.com )and it works pretty well. I like the layout and it has a punch clock so we can record our work hours. i've tried basecamp and found it to be too cluttered sometimes. thanks for posting this article!
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Posted by DiDi - 10/25/2008
I really need something like! My problem is that my workplace (a public school) does not allow me to install any software. Does anybody have any suggestions?
Posted by Sal - 10/29/2008
We use DeskAway with ease. All our team members love it!
Posted by SantexQ - 03/26/2009
Another great tool to add to the list is SantexQ. It's web-based as well and is great for task and time management without any fuss. At $10 bucks a month for all the features it's also a very affordable option for those who need a straightforward solution to project management.
Posted by Tom - 10/26/2009
I just launched http://www.tomsplanner.com.
It is focused on Gantt Chart creation and sharing your charts online. I have tried to make it as simple to use as possible by approaching the Gantt charts from a visual angle. So it is kind of a drawing program for Gantt charts with 'Drag and Drop' simplicity.
I am willing to bet you'll get the hang of it within just two minutes if you play around with it a bit. It is in Beta so signup is still free.
Posted by Megan - 03/03/2010
Our programmer uses Silver Catalyst – free, web-based, agile. It allows you to prioritize features into sprints, and clock velocity. I started using it, but realized I'm not a fan of PM electronic tools. We're such a small shop (team of 4), it's more work than it's worth. But my colleague uses it religiously to keep track of her work!


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I also think that autonomous vehicles will be much safer than human-driven vehicles. We can keep making them better based on experience while on the other hand we would keep adding new inexperienced human drivers. I'm sure that we can correct any problems that we may find with early autonomous vehicles. I doubt that we'll ever be able to correct human distraction, emotional reactions, bad judgement and general stupidity.
Do you have any stats on the percentage of accidents caused by physical wear and tear on brakes rotors and axles? Or on the "other thousands of extraneous factors" that you've considered? How do those compare to the percentage caused by any sort of human error?
The following claims human error is the sole cause 57% of the time and a contributing factor 90% of the time, while mechanical fault is the sole cause only 2.4% of the time.


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A Japan-U.S. statement on relocating the U.S. Marine Corps Air Station Futenma could be announced May 28, but the plan will leave Prime Minister Yukio Hatoyama vulnerable to intense criticism.
Officials from the two governments were moving toward a clear statement that Futenma functions would be moved from Ginowan, Okinawa Prefecture, to the Henoko area of Nago, also in Okinawa, sources said.
Hatoyama promised during the campaign for the Lower House election last year that the air station would, at the very least, be moved out of Okinawa Prefecture.
Failure to keep that promise will fuel calls for Hatoyama's resignation.
In addition, the Social Democratic Party, a junior coalition partner that has demanded the Futenma functions be moved outside of Okinawa, will likely oppose the bilateral agreement.
SDP leader Mizuho Fukushima is a Cabinet minister and could block the Hatoyama administration's approval of the agreement.
The Cabinet ministers in charge of foreign affairs and defense from the two nations will release the joint statement by the end of this month, in keeping with Hatoyama's self-imposed deadline for resolving the Futenma relocation issue.
Sources said Hatoyama could hold a news conference on the statement on May 28.
The joint statement is expected to include wording that says no new environmental impact study will be conducted. The study conducted for the 2006 agreement between the two nations that calls for transferring the Futenma runway off the Henoko coast would be used for the latest agreement.
The United States has opposed any new environmental impact study because it would delay completion of the Futenma transfer beyond the current planned date of 2014.
The joint statement will not include a specific construction method for the runway.
However, if no new environmental impact study is conducted, only minor changes can be made to the 2006 agreement, including reducing the number of runways from two to just one or moving the runway a few dozen meters further off the coast.
Hatoyama had criticized the plan to build the runway on reclaimed land in the 2006 agreement as a "defilement of nature."
For that reason, Japanese officials had proposed to their American counterparts a plan to construct a single 1,800-meter runway over a pier supported by several thousand piles sunk into the ocean floor.
However, if such a runway becomes too large, another environmental impact study may become necessary.
U.S. officials have also raised concerns that such a runway could be open to attack by terrorists who could use explosives to destroy the underwater piles.
To address those concerns, Japanese officials have come up with a new proposal that would reclaim land by digging up the sludge created from red-soil runoff produced during public works projects.
If this measure does not require a new environmental impact study, it could be added to the list of possible construction methods for the runway.
Sources said the joint statement would also include wording calling for moving U.S. Marine training exercises outside of Okinawa as one way to reduce the U.S. military burden on the island prefecture.
However, no specific locations will be named as hosts for those drills because the government has not obtained agreement from any local community.
Tokunoshima island in Kagoshima Prefecture, which had been considered a candidate by the government, has rigorously opposed any such move.
While the joint statement will reconfirm the important deterrent role of the Marines and other U.S. forces in Okinawa, it will also reaffirm the policy of transferring about 8,000 Marines and their families from Okinawa to Guam, which was part of the 2006 agreement.
When Foreign Minister Katsuya Okada meets with U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton in Tokyo on Friday, the two are expected to confirm that working-level talks on the joint statement will continue through next week.


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Are Burma's aid delays discriminatory?
Minority groups, uch as the Karen, inhabit much of the cyclone-hit Irrawaddy Delta.
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Survival might depend on connections to the military, rather than any ethnic group. The military regime is reportedly hoarding better-quality foreign aid for itself and doling out inferior or even rotten food, the Associated Press reported Tuesday, even as the United Nations declared that only a small portion of international aid needed is making it into the country.
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Facing mounting criticism for hampering aid efforts, the isolated regime has agreed to accept relief shipments from the UN and foreign countries, but has largely refused entry to aid workers who might distribute the aid. Two US planes delivered aid this week, and the regime indicated a willingness to allow future shipments. But logistical bottlenecks, poor infrastructure, and the junta's restrictions have delayed the distribution of the aid, which is piling up at the airport in Rangoon.
Cyclone survivors are said to be packed into monasteries or camped in the open, drinking dirty water contaminated by dead bodies and animal carcasses. Food and medicine are scarce.
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Grass-roots relief efforts are beginning to crop up, says Htet Zaw, a former magazine editor who fled to Thailand after the military crackdown on protesters last September. He reports that Burmese students, monks, and migrant workers are beginning to organize an underground network to deliver supplies directly to victims by a method he calls "man to man, monk to monk."
"The problem is how to carry clothes and food and other things directly to the people. We don't want to give it to the junta because they will steal it or delay it," he says.
"This kind of tragedy, this scale of devastation often brings people together. Often it doesn't matter where you come from. People are dying. People band together," says Pamela Sitko, a regional spokesperson for World Vision. "But when people are not getting aid and trying to survive, rioting can break out, and then it becomes a matter of who is going to survive."
Ethnic groups living in the Irrawaddy Delta include Mon and Muslim Indian minorities and aboriginal groups. Relatively wealthy Chinese traders made up 10 percent of delta towns such as Lapputa, according to Myo Khin, a trader who has lost most of his family in the delta. They will likely flee to tend other businesses in Rangoon, he says.
"They will all move to [Rangoon], because they are rich. But the poor people like the Burmese and the Karen cannot move. They have no friends, no money," he continues.
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Abhayendra Singh, Satish Narayanasamy, Daniel Marino, Todd Millstein, Madanlal Musuvathi, "A Safety-First Approach to Memory Models," IEEE Micro, vol. 33, no. 3, pp. 96-104, May-June, 2013. | |||
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Recent efforts to standardize concurrency semantics for programming languages require programmers to explicitly annotate all memory accesses that can participate in a data race ("unsafe" accesses). This requirement allows the compiler and hardware to aggressively optimize unannotated accesses, which are assumed to be data-race-free ("safe" accesses), while still preserving the intuitive thread interleaving semantics known as sequential consistency (SC). However, unannotated data races are easy for programmers to accidentally introduce and difficult to detect, and thus the safety and correctness of programs can be significantly compromised. The authors argue instead for a safety-first approach, whereby the compiler and hardware treat every memory access as potentially unsafe unless it is proven otherwise. In this way, SC semantics is guaranteed for all programs, whether data-race-free or not. The authors show that the performance and design cost of this approach is insignificant in practice, because the majority of accesses can be proven safe through a simple static or dynamic analysis, and memory ordering constraints can be ignored for such accesses without violating SC. Together with their earlier work on an efficient SC-preserving compiler, their SC hardware provides end-to-end SC semantics at the language level with low overhead.
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Abhayendra Singh, Satish Narayanasamy, Daniel Marino, Todd Millstein, Madanlal Musuvathi, "A Safety-First Approach to Memory Models," IEEE Micro, vol. 33, no. 3, pp. 96-104, May-June 2013, doi:10.1109/MM.2013.50
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Carolyn Sue McDaniels, 76, of 12 Short St., Ridgway, died early Thursday morning, Dec. 19, 2013 at Pinecrest Manor following a lengthy illness. She was born Oct. 28, 1937, in Kane, daughter of the late Edwin K. and Sybil L. (Pytcher) Galbreath. She married Patrick D. McDaniels on July 18, 1958; he survives. She had resided in Ridgway for most of her life and was a graduate of the Ridgway High School. Sue was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church. She had been employed by the Ridgway Area School District for 35 years.
Charles W. Stephenson, 80, of 807 Allegheny Ave. Oil City, died peacefully at home on Sunday, Dec. 15, 2013 after a long and courageous battle with Alzheimer's Disease. Born Dec. 25, 1932 in Sharon, he was the son of the late George W. Stephenson and I. Marie Henshaw Stephenson. He graduated from Ridgway High School. A veteran of the United States Army, he was a Corporal serving from March 26, 1953 until March 23, 1955 and had received the National Defense Service Medal and the Good Conduct Medal.
Joan L. Hoyt Gilmore, 75, of 80 Oak St., Wilcox died on Monday, Dec. 16, 2013 at Kane Community Hospital following a brief illness She was born on Sept. 13, 1938 in Johnsonburg, daughter of Paul "Buck" and Edna Martinez Williams Stewart. She married Joseph R. Gilmore on Feb. 14, 1970 in the Wilcox Lutheran Church. He died July 9, 2007.
Roger Francis "Pickle" Mann, 73, of Second Avenue, Johnsonburg, died Sunday, Dec. 15, 2013, at home after a short illness. He was born Feb. 2, 1940 in Ridgway, son of Marlin Francis Mann, deceased, and Vada (Kolonski) Mann, who survives. On Feb. 22, 1960, he married Catherine Noreen (Glover), who survives. He worked with many local companies, including Keystone Carbon, Johnsonburg Builders Supply, Johnsonburg Paper Mill, Paper City Transfer, Kwik Fill, and at one time was co-owner of The Cabaret, currently known as the Kopper Kettle.
Helen R. Goetz, 93, of 548 E. Kaul Ave., St. Marys, died Monday, Dec. 16, 2013 at the Elk Regional Health Center after a brief illnes. She was born Dec. 8, 1920 in North Fork, daughter of the late Joseph and Cecelia Novosel Skok. She was a lifelong resident of the area and attended St. Marys schools and Sacred Heart School. She was a former employee of the Stackpole Carbon Company. On Aug. 17, 1946, in the Sacred Heart Church, she married Richard J. Goetz, and he preceded her in death on Dec. 18, 1993.
Virginia M. Hartland, 96, of Ridgmont Assisted Living, died Sunday, Dec. 15, 2013, at her residence. She was born June 3, 1917 in Ridgway, the daughter of the late Harry and Flora Rogers Kirk. She married Merlin Hartland, who predeceased her on May 2, 2000. Mrs. Hartland resided in Ridgway all of her life. She was a member of the Trinity United Methodist Church, where she was in the choir for 54 years. She was a sales clerk at Cliffe's for many years. She enjoyed gardening, reading, and playing the organ.
Joann M. Eckert, 81, of 161 Teaberry Rd., St. Marys, died Sunday, Dec. 15, 2013 at the Life Care Hospital in Pittsburgh after a brief illness. She was born Sept. 26, 1932, in Shawmut, daughter of the late John and Alice Keller Carr. On October 30, 1954, in the St. Mary's Church, she married Arthur A. Eckert, and he preceded her in death on June 12, 1994. Mrs. Eckert was a lifelong resident of the area and was a graduate of Kersey High School. She was a retired employee of the Keystone Powdered Metal Co., retiring in 1989. She was a member of the Queen of the World Church.
Bernice E. Ott, 88, of 507 McClelland St., Ridgway, died Thursday, Dec. 12, 2013 at Elk Haven Nursing Home. She was born Sept. 13, 1925 in St. Marys, the daughter of the late Louis and Lillian Fleming Entres.
Beverly Klancer Sette, 77, of 178 Evers Ave., St. Marys, died at her residence on Wednesday, Dec. 11, 2013, after a lengthy illness. She was born May 14, 1936 in Gowanda, N.Y., daughter of the late Rudolph and Josephine "Pep" Kordon Klancer Sr. On May 4, 1957 in the Sacred Heart Church, she married Dominick "Nick" Sette who preceded her in death on Dec. 9, 2011.
Louise M. Faulkner, 95, of 675 Montmorenci Rd., Ridgway, died Friday evening, Dec. 6, 2013 at the Ridgmont Assisted Living Facility. She was born July 13, 1918 in New York City, daughter of the late Pancrazio and Henrietta (Mott) Papale. She had resided in New York City all of her life and in Ridgway for the last six years. She was a member of the Holy Cross Catholic Church in New York City. Louise was a graduate of Hunters College. She has been employed by Bellview Hospital in New York City for 45 years as a nurse.


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How are you doing?
The lampshade mania continues here!
Crocheted one made with GORGEOUS yarn from Jo at Bearpaw
One made with some fabric which I fell in love with also from Bearpaw
This one is a mix of the first fabric and some other bits I had. These photo's are really washed out because of the light...sorry.
This one is made from an old blouse I bought in a charity shop. Look at those sweet little pin tucks!
At night this glows so sweetly by my bed!
Have you seen this idea on Pintrest? Great way to keep your earrings and rings safe
I had to have a go! Rude not to!
So that's a bit of a catch up on what I've been making! The creative urge is strong here.
Have a great week my darlings!
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I purchased this to use as a primary basement sump pump. After installing it, I filled the sump well basin with a garden hose to test it. It emptied the 25 gallon sump well basin in less than 30 seconds. It ran so quietly that the water level started dropping before I realized that it had turned on. I also liked that the pump's flat base allows about a 3" water level below the pump. One normally has to put a few bricks in the bottom of a sump well basin to elevate the sump pump. Otherwise, the sump pump will draw dirt & debris off of the bottom of the sump well basin and clog up. This pump sets nicely on the bottom of the sump well basin with no need for additional elevation.The only problem that I encountered was the location of the float switch. To get it adjusted for my purpose, I had to remove the float switch cord retainer from the pump. To obtain the proper off/on water level, I used a stainless steel screw to fasten the float switch cord retainer directly to the side of the plastic sump well basin.A few suggestions to improve your pump's performance:When installing a sump pump, I also install a check valve in the "vertical" pipe above the pump. If you are not familiar with check valves, a check valve contains a flapper designed to allow water to flow one direction through a vertical pipe, while preventing the pumped water that remains in the pipe, from flowing back down into the basin after the pump shuts off. A check valve serves two important purposes. First and foremost, it stops the pump from repeatedly turning on to re-pump the same water. Depending on the lift distance, the common 1 ½" or 2" line above a sump pump can hold a lot of water. Without a check valve, all of that water that remains in the pipe after the pump shuts off, will flow back into the well and cause the pump to repeatedly recycle. That continual recycling will shorten the life of the pump and waste electricity. Secondly, most sump pump check valves are centered in a rubber boot and install in the discharge pipe like a car radiator hose. The insertion of this rubber device in the line will also act as a dampener to prevent the vibration of the pump from transferring to the discharge pipe. That dampening effect makes for less pipe rattle and a more quiet pumping operation. Look online for "sump pump check valves" for more information.I hope this is helpful,DB Columbus Ohio
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I use the pump to move clean water from a sump pit to a drain. After about 2 months the pump will not start up any more, just hums. I removed the bottom...Read complete review
I use the pump to move clean water from a sump pit to a drain. After about 2 months the pump will not start up any more, just hums. I removed the bottom cover and the pump will start fine if I spin the motor after engaging the float switch.Never buy anything from this manufacturer again..
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Comments about Pacific Hydrostar 3/4 Horsepower Submersible Dirty Water Pump with Float Switch:
I've used this pump to drain small pools for 2 summers without any issues. It'll drain a 12x12x3 soft side pool in less than 45 minutes. The float switch is great if you get busy doing other things and will shut the pump off with less than an inch of water remaining. Great pump for the money.
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Excellant product! Wonderful performance
By MC the fixer
from Middle GA
I had about a foot of water in my crawlspace. 75 ft x 15 ft worth of water. Cleaned it out in about 45 minutes. Good construction, though I wish the outlet was brass, not plastic.HF should carry a fitting for this unit to make it compatable with a water hose or at least a longer discharge hose.
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By Hammerdown
from Knoxville, Tennessee
My Crawl space became flooded. I had about 2000 Gallons of water on the cut out dirt floor area of my Crawl space. I bought this Pump at Harbour Freight and had to take the shelf Model as the recent flood in are area Buyer's cleaned out all of Harbour Freight's stock. I Placed it and in less than 10 Minute's my crawl space was empty. This thing really work's and I now have it plumbed in permanent. Great Pump for little cost work's like a Charm
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By Farmer Ron
from Beaver, Pa
This pump took a lickin and kept on tickin. I was cleaning out my springs in ground holding tank and I was pumping mud through this pump. The stuff comming out looked like soft serve ice cream. Unreal piece of equipment at a great price. If you need a submersible sludge pump this is it.
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Great purchase!
By Mike eazy
from Houston Tx.
Used it to drain my 15000 gallon swimming pool. Worked perfect. after purchasing the portable utility pump @ HF (which didn't prime) this one worked like a charm. No prime time just plug and go. I would recommend this product to someone else. Better and cheaper than renting one. Thank HF!
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I bought this pump to empty my pool.
By Boone
from Riverbank, CA
I used the pump to pump the remaining water in my swimming pool, with a head lift of 10 ft. it worked great. I started to rent one, went on line found this one cheaper then the rent price. used my sweeper hose and it emptied the pool in no time. This was a great find, well worth the money.
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Works fine with a simple upgrade
By WetBasements
from Knee Deep
The 1.5" screw on coupler for 1.5" hose is very restrictive. If you use the whole thing, it is .75" barbed. If you trim it, it is 1" threaded or 1" barbed. The elbow is 1.5" the discharge hose they sell is 1.5". Why restrict it by 33-50%? You will never get anywhere near the flow with the included coupler. Toss it and buy one that is 1.5" female threaded to 1.5" barbed PVC. It is a snug fit to slide the hose over the barbed coupler, so use hot water to soften it. You may not even need a clamp... Your pump will last longer and work better. They use the same flawed coupler on the 1 hp model too. Spend $5 at your local plumbing supply to make the most of this pump.
Really works.
By Steve
from Waterford ct.
About Me Casual Do-It-Yourselfer
This really worked well draining a back yard pool of water that had worked it,s way into my basement.It did tip over, at some point when it had finished and wasn't, recognized for awhile. It still works!!
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SINCE pumps from other suppliers have gone out of site we opt to use Pacific Hydrostar products & have great success our only issue is can't we get rid of this darn tether, OK we understand it works for many applications but at least allow us to remove the darn thing otherwise this is one of my personal favorite pumps
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Apple's Major U.S. Carrier Partners Officially Launch LTE iPad Mini and Fourth-Generation iPad
Following yesterday's delivery of some early pre-orders of the LTE versions of the iPad mini and fourth-generation iPad to U.S. customers, Apple's three major U.S. carrier partners AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint have all announced that they are beginning sales of the devices today. Apple has not made any official announcement about availability of the LTE models, and users in our forums are so far reporting scant availability of the devices, particularly the iPad mini, at the company's own retail stores. We did hear from one reader who was able to purchase an LTE fourth-generation iPad at an Apple store late yesterday, but many others are not having luck so far. Most of Apple's retail stores do not open until 10:00 AM, but some readers have received reports from employees already on-site indicating that availability is very limited, and one reader reports that the company's 24-hour flagship store on Fifth Avenue in Manhattan does not have any LTE iPad mini models at the moment. Article Link: Apple's Major U.S. Carrier Partners Officially Launch LTE iPad Mini and Fourth-Generation iPad |
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Nov 16, 2012, 08:30 AM | #2 |
limited, jeez. Feels like every new apple product is limited.
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Nov 16, 2012, 08:33 AM | #3 |
Well, they have more distributors than ever before and more iPads to sell than ever before. I'm sure they *could* make more, but they also have to make iPhones and Macs. Also, it creates a good marketing opportunity. I don't think that's the primary reason they're limited, but it's certainly a convenient benefit from it.
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Nov 16, 2012, 08:34 AM | #4 |
LTE models are available for pick up when you order on Apple.com.
10/26 11 AM: iPad 4 Black 64 GB AT&T. 11/14: Shipped. 11/20: Scheduled delivery. 11/16: In-store pickup. 11/19: Delivered. 1/5: Returned. |
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Nov 16, 2012, 08:35 AM | #5 | |
The funniest thing about this particular signature is that by the time you realize it doesn't say anything it's too late to stop reading it. |
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Nov 16, 2012, 08:44 AM | #6 |
Hmm... go to AT&T. Add $10/mo to my 10GB Family Share. Save $100 on iPad Mini LTE... making it $359...
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Nov 16, 2012, 09:20 AM | #7 | |
If you're not going to use it every month, I think you'd be better off either paying-as-you-go, or adding it to your share plan and then dropping (if you can do without paying any fees, which I haven't been able to confirm).
Yes I caved. |
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Nov 18, 2012, 07:54 AM | #8 | |
It's $10 a month for a 2 year contract. So you're locked into paying $240 at least. I'd rather not save the $100 up front and and pay for the data a la carte. Maybe if AT&T waived like $150-200 they'd be talking.
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Nov 16, 2012, 08:57 AM | #9 | |
There are many reasons Apple's stock value is down almost $200 per share in less than a month. This is at least a small portion of it. |
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Nov 16, 2012, 08:59 AM | #10 |
Does any Canada Apple stores have these?
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Nov 16, 2012, 09:00 AM | #12 |
The main reason Apple's share price is down may simply be profit taking
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Nov 16, 2012, 09:10 AM | #13 |
I received my iPad 4 yesterday, November 15, 2012.
I tracked it via FedEx from the factory in Chendu, China, though Anchorage, Alaska, then Memphis, TN, and finally here in N. California. It works perfectly. The screen is brilliant, sharp and the color temperature is a cool white (not yellow tinge). I guess that means that I received a Samsung LED screen rather than LG? I'm loving it! Sure I'd much rather have a slightly smaller, much lighter iPad Mini with Retina, which does not exist. So I'm happy and satisfied. The only hitch I had with my iPad 4 was getting my Verizon account switched over to the new tablet. While the lady on the phone was extremely helpful, their procedures and software seems quite primitive. I mean with a company such as Virgin Mobile, when I get a new phone, I simply go to their website and enter the new phone's ID and voila, it's working. With Verizon you have to call them and go through a lenghty (almost 1 hour) routine to get set up. I even had to pry the sim card out of the iPad and try to read the teeny tiny numbers to them. Ridiculous! Other than that, I'm pleased as punch |
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Nov 16, 2012, 08:49 AM | #16 |
I think the issue is that they chose 2012 to release completely new versions of lots of products (iPad mini, 15" and 13" MacBook Pros with Retina Display, iPhone 5, iMac). It turns out that these products are so precisely engineered that Foxconn is having difficulty keeping up.
What we may be seeing is the influence of Jony Ive. Product shortages were the norm in the Steve Jobs era, as design always won out over engineering. It seemed with the iPhone 4S and 3rd gen iPad that those days were over, as Apple had plenty of supply. However, the iPhone 5 shortages combined with the iMac delays and iPad mini shortages seem to indicate that perhaps they are back, at least for this generation. Fortunately, 2013 should have mostly "S" type updates (iPhone 5S, 2nd gen iPad mini perhaps with Retina Display, spec bumps on the rMBP line, etc). |
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Nov 16, 2012, 08:57 AM | #17 |
Called my local store. Seem to have lots of mini LTE in stock.
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Waited 30 minutes at the store. They have them but I found out can not sell them till 10PM tonight. Which really means tomorrow.
I have one on hold for tomorrow morning.
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It would help if you also included where you are located in the post.
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Nov 16, 2012, 09:03 AM | #21 |
Just got word from an inside source that the upcoming release schedule will be as follows:
17th Dec 2012 - Powerbook G5 7th Jan 2013 - LTE iPads + iPad Mini 4th February 2013 - Bare iMac 18th February 2013 - iMac with Power Plug 25th March 2013 - iMac with Keyboard, Trackpad + Power Plug 31st February 2013* - Mac Pro *read between the lines |
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Nov 16, 2012, 09:07 AM | #22 |
How come other places always have more stock than Apple.com? Like right now, you can order an iPhone 5 from Verizon and have it shipped today.
Same deal with the iPad mini. I understand Verizon just put their models up for sale, but they have instant availability of that and the iPhone. Where as Apple lists 2-3 weeks. |
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I did notice that. Hopefully it goes out for her today. And Apple does exaggerate on their shipping times, but Verizon has always seem to have had better stock for whatever reason.
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Nov 16, 2012, 12:16 PM | #25 | |
They have stock because nobody wants to go in and deal with all the upselling they try to do. Apple does not have stock, because people want the Apple Store experience. |
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I was amazed and humbled that I could heal someone so quickly and so well, said Minakshi Bhardwaj, when she arrived on the second day of the workshop on acupressure, titled Acupressure and Beyond, held in Mumbai recently, and organized by Life Positive Foundation. Her co-passenger was suffering from excruciating pain in the calf muscles. Hesitantly, she offered to press the spots relating to the calf muscles. In minutes, the lady let out a sigh of relief, and began walking effortlessly.
I am sure I will be able to help my father walk in a couple of months, said one of the participants at the end of the workshop, spurred by the exhaustive information he had been imparted during the two days.
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Mr Shah is well-known to Life Positive readers and participants at the Life Positive Expo, for a good reason. He is an acupressure missionary, completely committed to popularising the benefits of this self-healing and drugless therapy.
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True to its name, the workshop did go beyond acupressure, as it was a wonderful mix of therapies and attitudinal changes for wellness and complete well-being.
For physical health, the benefits of some techniques like oil pulling were explained, and so were some home recipes like pumpkin juice. On the relaxation and spirit side, he took the entire class through relaxation exercises and meditations.
Anxiety is even more serious than cancer, was one of the dictums he shared, explaining that stress cripples our immune system, organs, and the entire equilibrium of the body, mind and spirit.
One of the meditations conducted was the death meditation where we were asked to visualise our death and how people remembered us. A necessary reality check, it enabled us to see if we were living our lives according to our values and ideals. It made me personally determined to live completely every day. Another interesting meditation was one on thanking and accepting each part of our body, and forgiving oneself for all the errors one may have committed during the day.
I thank you for spiritualizing the whole concept of wellness and good health, said Shameem Akhtar, Life Positive yoga columnist, at the end of the workshop.
As we dispersed with promises to each heal at least one diabetes patient and to pass on the knowledge to as many as possible, Ketan Shahs vision for a a medicine-free nation by the year 2020 seemed palpably closer.
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Xanadu Gallery is owned by one of the owners of the nearby Palo Alto Trader Vic's; he was responsible for many of the Papua New Guinea artifacts on display there. This gallery has a wide array of different Oceanic artifacts, including tikis, masks, drums, war clubs and canoes. Most are from Papua New Guinea, but there are a few other pieces from other islands. There is a second location in San Francisco.
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