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Guidelines for window sizes and scaling to screens (Windows Store apps)
Design apps that look good at any width, and you automatically get support for different screen sizes and orientations. Plan your app for resizing from full screen down to the minimum width so that the UI reflows gracefully for various screen sizes, window sizes, and orientations.
See these features in action as part of our App features, start to finish series: Windows Store app UI, start to finish
- The user experience
- Support window resizing
- Automatic support for landscape and portrait orientations
- Use flexible controls
- Support different screen sizes
- When to use fixed layouts
- Guidelines
- Related topics
The user experience
Users can resize apps continuously down to a minimum width, and can display multiple apps side-by-side on the screen. The height of an app always fills the height of the screen.
If a user has multiple apps on the screen, there are some unique UI interactions:
- If a user invokes the charms, the charms apply to the last app that the user used, regardless of the size of the app or the position of the app on the screen.
- Between each app on the screen is a handle. Users resize app windows by sliding the handle. The handle also shows which app has focus.
- If a user grabs the handle between apps and tries to resize an app to a width that is less than the app's minimum width, the app leaves the screen.
- If a user rotates a device or monitor while multiple apps are on the screen, the apps do not switch orientation.
Note In Windows 8, users could resize apps to only three view states: full screen, snapped, and fill. In Windows 8.1 users can resize apps to any width from full screen down to the minimum width.
Support window resizing
The default minimum width of an app is 500 pixels. If your app works well at smaller sizes and you want to encourage users to keep your app on the screen, you can change the minimum width to 320 pixels. Apps must fill the height of the screen. The minimum height of an app is 768 pixels.
Design your app to be functional and well-designed at any size, down to the minimum. That means that the layout looks good, controls are functional and are well-placed or scaled down appropriately, and the user has the same great experience at any size.
Automatic support for landscape and portrait orientations
Users can rotate and flip their tablets and monitors. Windows handles both landscape and portrait orientations automatically. You only need to consider how the app's width and height affect its layout.
Use flexible controls
For maximum control over the UI and minimum development effort, you should use flexible controls, such as the XAML Grid control and CSS grid, or the CSS Multi-column layout, wherever possible. Flexible controls support flexible layouts intrinsically and can arrange and distribute their content automatically.
Grids help you account for variations in the dimensions of display devices:
- Grids can flex specific sections of your UI to fill available space depending on the screen resolution of the display device (such as 16:9 or 16:10).
- Grids can respond to dynamic changes in the windows size by assigning content to different cells based on the size.
Support different screen sizes
Windows Store apps run on a variety of screen sizes; from a small screen on a tablet, to a medium laptop screen all the way up to a large desktop or all-in-one screen. In general, larger screen sizes also have higher screen resolutions. The result is that on these larger screens there is more viewable area for your app to take advantage of.
The following terms are important for understanding scaling to different screen sizes.
Term | Description |
The physical size of the screen, in inches. Usually measured on the diagonal. | |
The number of pixels the screen supports, in horizontal and vertical dimensions. For example, 1366x768. | |
The shape of the screen as a proportion of width to height. For example, 16:9. |
The platform, controls, and templates have all been designed to accommodate different screen sizes. Although much of your app's layout scales with little additional effort or code, you must consider your top-level layout, content regions, app navigation, and commands to ensure that they are placed predictably and intuitively on larger screens.
The following tables show the most important screen sizes to consider when designing your app.
Fullscreen screen size (effective pixel resolution) | Device description |
1366x768 | Tablets, convertibles, and many laptops (16:9 aspect ratio) |
1920x1080 | Large laptops and devices (16:9 aspect ratio) |
800x1280 and 1280x800 | Portrait-first small devices (16:10 aspect ratio) |
1024x768 and 768x1024 | Landscape-first small devices (4:3 aspect ratio) |
1371x857 and 857x1371 | Small devices (16:10 aspect ratio) |
2560x1440 | Very large all-in-one device (16:9 aspect ratio) |
Split screen size (effective pixel resolution) | Description |
672x768 | Screen split in half on a 1366x768 device |
500x768 | Default minimum size for app; Screen split in half on a 1024x768 device |
320x768 | Minimum size for apps that support 320 pixel minimum width |
When to use fixed layouts
For most apps, you design a layout that adapts to the window size or screen size and reflows content automatically. But in some cases, you need to design a fixed layout. A fixed layout is most often used in games or game-like apps that are composed primarily of bitmap images. Most often, these types of layouts have a fixed amount of content, such as a game board. Showing more content isn't possible or doesn't add any more value. These layouts don't dynamically adapt to different screen sizes. They are designed using fixed pixel values. Windows 8 accommodates these apps with a "scale to fit" approach that is built into the platform.
If you determine that your app requires a fixed layout that can't adapt to different screen sizes, you can use a scale to fit approach to make your fixed layout fill the screen on different screen sizes, as shown in the following images.
To implement the scale to fit approach, do the following:
- Start by designing your layout for the baseline resolution, for example, 1366x768. This is the layout that will be scaled to the larger screens.
- Place your fixed content within a ViewBox control (ViewBox in JavaScript and HTML or Viewbox in C#/VB/C++ and XAML). The ViewBox control scales a fixed layout to fit the screen.
- Ensure that the ViewBox control is sized to 100% width and height.
- Define the fixed size properties of the ViewBox to the fixed pixel sizes of your layout (for example, 1366x768).
- Don't place adaptive controls, such as the app bar, in the ViewBox.
- Choose a letterboxing color. Fixed controls do not dynamically change in response to aspect ratio or screen size changes, so the scale-to-fit technique automatically centers and letterboxes (horizontally, or vertically) your app's content. Your top-level app layout's color determines the color of the letterbox bars. We recommend choosing a dark color like black that blends in with the hardware, a neutral color like grey that looks intentional, or a color that matches your app content color.
Provide vector or high-resolution assets. The scale-to-fit technique scales your application to varying sizes up to 200% of the design size for your app on a large desktop monitor. Vector assets like Scalable Vector Graphics (SVG), Extensible Application Markup Language (XAML), or design primitives scale without scaling artifacts or blurriness. If raster assets (such as bitmap images) are required, provide images that are twice as large as the design size so they can be scaled down instead of scaled up.
The following images demonstrate how scalar images (right) degrade when scaled up in size compared to vector images (left).
Follow these guidelines when designing your app for different window sizes and devices:
- Use flexible controls to support content that reflows automatically.
- Don't use absolute positioning because it constrains your UI from responding to changes in window size and orientation.
- Design for different pixel densities. To learn more, see Guidelines for scaling to pixel density.
- Design your app layout and all controls to scale down to the minimum size. The UI and controls must be usable in any size window. Important controls to consider are:
- Consider your design options for tall and narrow layouts.
- Develop your app to be fully functional down to the 500 pixel width.
- Make sure that users can continue their current tasks when they resize apps. For example, maintain the current page of the app, state of scroll bars, selection, and focus.
- Design your app to effectively use the space on a large screen and to have a layout that reflows automatically. Don't leave large empty spaces.
- Test that your app works well on the most important device sizes. In addition to testing your app on actual devices, you can use the Microsoft Visual Studio simulator for Windows Store apps to simulate running your app on different physical screen sizes, resolutions, and orientations.
- Support charms from any size app. Make sure flyouts and panes are scaled appropriately.
- Specify a minimum size for all input fields. Minimum sizes ensure that the input fields don't disappear when the user resizes the window.
- Test that your app's input fields are not occluded by the soft keyboard.
Related topics
- Layout for windows that resize to 320 pixel width sample
- Layout for windows that are taller than wide sample
- Quickstart: Defining app layouts
- Quickstart: Designing apps for different window sizes
- Guidelines for scaling to pixel density
- Choosing a layout
- Touch interaction design
- Guidelines for resizing windows to tall and narrow layouts
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Pictures and video have emerged documenting the final landing of a Transall C-160 twin-turboprop last October in Germany that, because the aircraft bounced short, was very nearly the last thing a handful of photographers ever saw. The 17-ton aircraft has a wingspan of 131 feet and can carry more than 90 troops. On October, 16, it was being ferried to Ballenstedt airport, Germany, before a final trip to a local aviation museum.
Photographers were allowed to witness the event from a road 100 feet short of, and perpendicular to, the runway. On final approach, the aircraft bounced just short of the raised roadway, kicking up dirt, flexing its wings, and missing a handful of photographers by feet as it hopped over the remaining distance, touching down short of the displaced threshold on the paved runway.Source: AVweb, Glenn Pew
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Cute Cardboard Box Crafts
When it comes to creating fun crafts for your kid, think outside the box. The cardboard box, that is. These cute cardboard box creations will keep your child entertained for hours and are super simple to put together.
By Jocelyn Worrall from Parents Magazine
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Shape Sorter
Put together this smart cardboard shape sorter to help your toddler learn shapes and sizes.
What you'll need: 18x18x18-inch box, circle compass, ruler, pencil, cutting mat, X-Acto knife, adhesive contact paper, colored masking tape, hot-glue gun
Make it: While box is flat, draw desired shapes on all six sides using a compass and/or ruler and pencil. Slide cutting mat behind shapes and cut out using an X-Acto knife. Trace each cutout circle onto contact paper, then use a compass to draw a circle around it that is 1 inch larger in diameter. Cut out the ring and adhere it to the corresponding circle cutout on the cardboard box. Repeat for other circles. To outline squares, use strips of colored masking tape. Use hot-glue gun to seal the box shut on both ends. Give your child play balls and toys to put through the holes.
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Doll Bed
A crafted cardboard bed will give your child's fave doll some serious slumber. Plus, it's so E-Zzz to make.
What you'll need: 17x11x11-inch box, scissors, paper, tape, pencil, crafts knife, cutting mat, hot-glue gun, pom-poms, large sequins
Make it: While box is flat, cut off the four top flaps. Fold a piece of paper in half so it measures 8 1/2x5 1/2 inches. Hold folded paper vertically and cut a decorative design across the top portion. Unfold, tape to one of the short side panels of the box, and trace design. Use X-Acto knife and cutting mat to create headboard design in cardboard. Repeat to create footboard design on opposite side panel. Assemble the bottom of box and secure shut with hot-glue gun. Embellish the bedposts with pom-poms and the frame with sequins; secure with glue.
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Castle
Cut notches along the top of an extra-large box to make a cardboard castle. Add tiny knights and toy horses for hours of play. The only thing missing from this fantastic fortress is a moat.
What you'll need: 20x20x20-inch box, scissors, ruler, pencil, X-Acto knife, cutting mat, hot-glue gun, gray acrylic or tempera paint, paintbrush, 2 or 3 small cardboard boxes, red string, chenille stems, striped drinking straws, small pom-poms, felt
Make it: While box is flat, cut off the four top flaps. To cut towers at corners, draw a 6x11-inch rectangle centered at the top of each side and cut out using an X-Acto knife and cutting mat. Create a crenellated edge by making 1x1-inch notches around the top edge of the box with an X-Acto knife and cutting mat. Draw a 7-inch-tall drawbridge door, as shown, and cut so the bottom is still attached to the box. Use a pencil to poke two sets of corresponding holes on either side of the door and frame. Cut out 1-inch squares for windows where desired using an x-Acto knife and cutting mat. Assemble box and hot-glue bottom closed. Paint outside of box with two coats of gray paint and let dry. Place assembled, smaller boxes inside castle to create height and hallways for figures. Cut two 6-inch lengths of string and thread through corresponding holes on door and frame; knot to secure. To make flags, insert a chenille stem into a straw and glue a pom-pom to one end. Cut a triangular flag shape from felt and glue short side underneath pom-pom. Attach flags to the box by pushing the chenille stems through the cardboard and bending.
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Car and Gas Pump
A fun cardboard car and gas pump combo will drive your kids wild!
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Car: Steering Wheel
Kids will think it's wheely awesome when they find a real key in the ignition of this cardboard car.
What you'll need: 30x16x14-inch box, scissors, hot-glue gun, black electrical tape, blue painter's tape, self-adhesive utility lights (available at hardware stores), 2 large yellow and 3 red plastic jar lids, 2 large red pom-poms, 2 tin cupcake liners, black marker, colored paper, yellow masking tape, blue plastic dinner plate, key, 4 large blue plastic jar lids, 4 large black coffee can lids, 1 plastic ketchup flip top
Make it: Position assembled box so that flaps are on top and bottom. Hot-glue bottom of box shut and glue the two longer top flaps down inside the box. Cut the remaining two flaps so the rear is 3 1/2 inches long and the front is 7 inches long. Bend the front flap in half at a right angle to create a triangular dashboard. Cut two 3 1/2-inch triangles from scrap cardboard and glue to each end of dashboard; secure with hot-glue gun. Adhere two horizontal strips of black electrical tape to front of dashboard for windshield wipers, and use strips of blue painter's tape to create a grille, car doors, and door handles, as shown. Mount each self-adhesive utility light to a yellow plastic jar lid and hot-glue to the front of car for headlights. Hot-glue two red plastic jar lids to back of car for taillights, and glue a large red pom-pom inside each. Glue a metal cupcake liner above each red taillight. Use marker to draw a license plate on colored paper and attach between taillights using yellow tape. Hot-glue the remaining red plastic jar lid to the center of a blue dinner plate and glue onto dashboard for a steering wheel. Push key into cardboard to the right of steering wheel. Glue a blue plastic jar lid to the center of a black plastic coffee can lid; repeat to make four wheels, and hot-glue each in place. Hot-glue a ketchup cap to the back left side of car for a gas tank.
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Car: Back Bumper
Have your tot personalize his cardboard car by helping him create a fun license plate.
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Gas Pump
The best part about this cute cardboard gas pump? Every fill-up is free!
What you'll need: 10x8x12-inch box, 12x10x10-inch box, hot-glue gun, scissors, green paper, double-stick tape, black contact paper, X-Acto knife, 5 feet of 1/2-inch clear plastic tubing (available at hardware stores), spray bottle, green masking tape, assorted office supply stickers and labels
Make it: Assemble both boxes and hot-glue flaps shut. Position the smaller box vertically on the floor and place the larger box on top horizontally; secure in place with hot-glue gun. Cut a 6-inch square of green paper and adhere to front of bottom box, as shown, with double-stick tape. Cut the letters G, A, and S and a 3x5-inch rectangle from black contact paper. Place the letters over the green square on front and stick the rectangle on the right side panel of the top box. Use an X-Acto knife to cut a 1-inch square in the right side panel of the top box and a 1-inch hole in the top of the right side panel of the bottom box. Hot-glue one end of the clear plastic tubing to the bottom of the spray bottle and insert handle into the 1-inch square on top box to hang. Insert the opposite end of tube into the 1-inch hole in the bottom box; secure with hot-glue gun. Attach a piece of green paper to the front of the top box and secure with green masking tape. Embellish paper with assorted stickers and labels as shown.
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Kitchen
Your mini chefs are bound to cook up some fun in this pint-size cardboard kitchen.
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Fridge
Stock this fab cardboard refrigerator with faux food for hours of pretend play.
What you'll need: 16x12x28-inch box, 16x12x9-inch box, X-Acto knife, hot-glue gun, crafts knife, thick rope
Make it: Assemble both boxes and place the smaller box on top of the larger box so the top of the larger box is the same length and width as the bottom of the smaller box; secure together with hot-glue gun. Use an X-Acto knife to cut the top, bottom, and right edges of the front panel of each box to create fridge and freezer doors. Cut two holes, about 6 inches apart, in the freezer door and two holes, about 9 inches apart, in the fridge door. Thread a length of rope through each set of holes to make handles and knot in back to secure.
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Kitchen Sink
You may not be able to get your child to put his dishes in the real sink, but we promise he'll spend plenty of time at this cardboard one.
What you'll need: 18x12x22-inch box, small metal or plastic bowl with lip, pencil, X-Acto knife, cutting mat, hot-glue gun, small Play-Doh container, 2 large plastic bottle caps, bubble container, thick rope, fabric panels or pillowcases
Make it: Position flat box so flaps are in front and back. On a short side panel of the box (this will be the top), turn the bowl upside down on the left side and trace rim. Cut out the circle, about 1/4 inch inside the traced line, using an X-Acto knife and cutting mat. Cut a 1-inch hole in the top right and top left corners of the front of the sink; thread a length of rope through, and knot each end behind to secure. Assemble box and close flaps with hot-glue gun. Rest the bowl inside the round cutout on top of the sink. Behind the bowl, place an upside-down Play-Doh container between two plastic bottle caps and secure all with hot-glue gun. Attach an empty bubble container to the Play-Doh container with hot-glue to create a faucet. Hang fabric panels or pillowcases from rope to create a curtain.
Alexandra Grablewski
Cardboard Box Kitchen Stove
This cardboard stove will be a hot hit with your tot chef.
What you'll need: 12x12x22-inch box, X-Acto knife, cutting mat, thick rope, 3 brads, 3 Play-Doh lids, 3 plastic caps, 4 CDs, 20x12-inch piece of cardboard, scissors, 3 adhesive-backed kitchen hooks
Make it: Position flat box so flaps will be at right and left sides. Use an X-Acto knife and cutting mat to cut an oven door, as shown. Cut two 1-inch holes, about 6 inches apart, on oven door for handle; thread a thick rope through and knot in back to secure. Push a brad through the center of each plastic Play-Doh lid and use to secure to the front of the stove for controls above the oven door. Hot-glue a plastic cap over each brad. Assemble box and hot-glue flaps shut. Glue the four CDs to the top of the box for burners. Bend the right and left 4 inches of the 20x12-inch cardboard piece at right angles to create a backsplash about 12x12 inches. Trim bent side sections into triangular shapes, keeping the full width at the base. Round off the top of the middle section with scissors and hot-glue to back of stove, as shown. Adhere plastic kitchen hooks to backsplash to hold play utensils.
Originally published in the January 2011 issue of Parents magazine.


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Into the final round of Midwest Women's DI College championships, only Michigan and Northern Iowa remained undefeated, having advanced to the final with wins over Indiana (41-10) and Grand Valley State (9-8) respectively. The title match was match was brutal, but Michigan held onto a 29-24 victory for the #1 seed to Nationals in the spring. "As a coach, it was difficult on the nerves," Michigan coach Herb Reich said of the nailbiter. "We led the entire game, at one point by 22 points, but we made a lot of silly mistakes that hurt us. UNI was tenacious and you could see that were motivated to make a comeback." Once again the Michigan forwards paved the way for the attack, but faced an even more sizeable front row in UNI. Michigan was still able to drive their scrums back, however, and that made a huge difference. Michigan's mauling, which was a huge scoring factor in their massive win over Indiana yesterday, worked well off the lineouts. The forward battle produced little quality ball for the backs, which produced a scrappier game out wide. Backs coach Neil McClusky credited centers Sarah DiStefano and Couryn Beleck for making positive gains from the 50/50 passes they received, and scrumhalf Michelle Wong, who kept the defense on their toes with two tries. Flyhalf Mary McCarthy had a couple of nice breaks, as did fullback Denise Cherbra, who linked up well with her back three and accounted for a try. Unfortunately for Michigan, they lost flanker Stacy Sillenton, a quiet force in who doesn't do anything flashy but is a great tackler and solid link between the forwards and backs. UNI was riding the wave of yesterday's closing-minutes win over Grand Valley State, and used Michigan's momentary dip in confidence to stage a comeback. "They wanted it, there's no doubt about that," Reich said. And first got on the board with a 90-meter intercept try. UNI picked up its intensity in contact and was able to turn over some ball in the breakdown, then quickly moved the ball to space onto a good striker. UNI has some good athletes with pace who are able to put it away and slowly inched its way back into contention. UNI's kicker did a good job of relieving Michigan pressure with a solid boot that made good on two difficult conversions. "We started to reel a bit at the end," Reich said. "We were fitter but we were just trying not to lose at the end of game, and they were pushing hard to win. They put us under pressure, and we made some little mistakes that they're good players took advantage of." But Michigan still had some gas in the tank, pressuring UNI's try line for several held-up tries, that had they been touched down, would've sent the team's points total over 40. "It was the culmination of two days' worth of fatigue," McClusky said. "They had the game early, relaxed a bit, and then got back in it. If they hadn't picked it back up, then we could have lost the game." "Overall I'm happy with the performance. We won the championship and that's the bottom line," Reich said. |


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My riding is pretty routine. If I'm honest, I am more commuter (Cat II) than anything else. Two small children, a marriage, a day job, etc., eat away at ride time until there's little left but the 45 minutes back and forth to the office.
They are 45 good minutes.
Most days I ride an ancient, steel Moser, a beast of a bike by modern standards. It has a shortish top tube that yields a strangely upright riding position. This is a bike made to commemorate the Italian's capture of the hour record (51.151 km) in 1984, though it rides a lot more like a classics bike. When I'm riding it, I envision Francesco in his brutish posture, hands on the hoods, torso bobbing, mud spattered, his boxer's face contorted into a grimace. I am only half the man on the bike (perhaps just a third), but the bike fills me with that crazy hero-worshipping desire to go fast.
When it rains, I'm Jens Voigt. Like everyone's favorite breakaway artist, I love the rain. I run hot, so the minute the wet stuff starts to fall, I get a burst of energy that causes me to take turns much faster than prudence dictates. I imagine I'm out on a breakaway. I peek back over my shoulder, as if there is some marauding peloton ready to swallow me up. Mostly there are just cars and buses, occasionally a college kid on a crappy mountain bike.
I am no kind of sprinter, but a yellow light is an invitation beyond my capacity to resist. There is, after all, a stage win at stake. I channel Sean Kelly, not a pure sprinter, but a combative one, an opportunist, the sort of guy who wouldn't shirk the responsibility of making a traffic light if it was at all possible.
When I was a kid, one of my heroes was Evel Knievel, swashbuckling super hero on a Harley. Quite why he took to jumping his bike over cars and buses I don't know, but I do know that my eight-year-old self always imagined himself a BMX riding equivalent. I have a long history of Walter Mitty-style day dreaming.
It's embarrassing to admit that, at 38, I am pretending to be a retired Italian cyclist for nearly an hour-and-a-half every day, except, of course, for the times I'm pretending to be a German hammer or a red-white-and-blue clad daredevil.
The truth is I have no real interest in commuting by bicycle. Commuting is mundane. It lacks sex appeal.
I would much rather turn the hill (steep bump really) that leads to my house into the Poggio, the Tourmalet or the Gavia Pass. I greatly prefer to imagine the straight, wide road that carries me down to the river is actually the run-in to the Velodrome in Roubaix. I ride the wheels of unwitting fellow commuters as though we're running a team time trial. I take my pulls very seriously, even though, mostly, they just drift off the back, uninterested in whatever game I'm playing.
What I do, riding back and forth, back and forth, every day, all year, in all weather, year after year, is hard. In many ways, I think the commuter is more noble than the pro racer. We do what we do with no hoopla. There is no finish line to cross. Ours is a stage race with an infinite number of stages.
In order to keep going, I take my inspiration wherever I can get it. I glance down at the decals on my old, steel beast, and I ride a little harder. Francesco wouldn't let me ride his bike any other way.
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A judge this morning sent the murder case against Jesse Mathews, accused of killing Chattanooga police Sgt. Tim Chapin, to the grand jury.
Red Bank Judge Johnny Houston presided over Mathew's court hearing this morning after General Sessions Judge Bob Moon recused himself.
The state will request the death penalty. No bond was set for Mathews.
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Ray Vance Mathews, father of accused cop-killer Jesse Mathews, is shown being taken in the the federal courthouse today in preparation for his arraignment this afternoon. He along with his wife, Kathleen Mathews, face charges of accessory after the fact, possession of a firearm in relation to a crime of violence and misprison of a felony, and withholding of knowledge about a committed felony to authorities. Staff photo by John Rawlston/Chattanooga Times Free Press
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This is a very emotional case especially for those of us who knew Sgt. Chapin but I'm glad that the judicial system is confident enough to ensure a fair trial which is everyone's right that should be upheld regardless of obvious guilt or innocence. I don't think there's any doubt about his guilt but in doing this it will help ensure there will not be any technical loopholes in the verdict. Bravo Judge Moon! Your integrity shows. Also, my condolences to the Chapin family, friends, church family, and all Chattanooga PD Officers for this horrible tragedy. We know Tim is in a better place.
A rope and tree would be sufficient. I'm sure there would be a line of people wanting to pull the noose.
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MasterChef and indian, many of us share your sentiments but the fates of the defendant and his lousy family are now in the hands of the courts. We may not like it but simply have to accept it.
The posts about Sergeant Chapin's murder are a clear reflection of how most in our community feel so very violated due to his death.
Let's stop using the word "accused" and it's sister "alledged"... This is one of the many things wrong with the justice system. Accused? Come on. We execute the innocent and we parole the guilty. And I read yesterday about "plea deals" for family members to testify against the choir boy and lessen their sentences. Come on. I'd personally like to see him chain to a tree in Coolidge Park and announce the time and put it on pay-per-view with all the money going to Tim's wife and kids. I hate to think we're gonna be reading about the Mathews crime syndicate for the next 20 years. End it. End it now for the family.
"See this website later today for added details and read tomorrow's Chattanooga Times Free Press for complete coverage."
The Times Free Press has become the slowest media outlet in Chattanooga. Every other outlet in Chattanooga had the full story up on their site at 1:00pm.
I agree with the pay-per-view comment. Closed circuit executions will help offset lost tax revenue!
I live in chatt and am friends with some of the police. They said when they shot him they shot of his genitals. Life in prison for this "man" would be much, much worse than the death penalty. He'll always be the b*tch!
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For the last four years, a public-private partnership has worked to prepare Hamilton County's school leaders for the principal's office. But a new program unveiled this week will work to make sure those principals get more support once they're on the job.
After a year of planning, officials with the Hamilton County Department of Education, the Public Education Foundation, the McKenzie Foundation and Unum announced their five-year effort, dubbed "Leadership Pipeline," to provide support for school leaders throughout their careers, particularly in their first, second and third years on the job.
Superintendent Rick Smith has continually highlighted the important role principals play in the school system. But he said the need for more support is especially pressing this school year, when 25 of the district's 75 principals are in their first or second year on the job.
"Think about that: Fully one-third of our school leaders are in their first or second year," the superintendent said.
The Public Education Foundation has hired 16 retired principals to coach new leaders. Those retirees will mentor first- and second-year principals, providing advice, problem-solving help and other support. In the third year, principals will be paired with sitting principals. Beyond that, principals will join one of four local networks for school leaders.
The program comes at a time when principals are called upon to be more than just building managers and disciplinarians. Principals are responsible for teacher evaluations, driving improvements in student achievement and closing achievement gaps. Smith said that means they need to step more away from management problems -- like maintenance, logistics and parent concerns -- that often arise, especially during the school day.
"We need to narrowly focus what it is we want principals to do," Smith said.
Of course, that's easier said than done. It's hard for any principal, especially new principals, to avoid the continual distractions that pop up.
"That balance is still a work in progress," said Gail Huffstutler, the first-year principal at East Ridge Elementary. "It means I need to be in the classrooms."
The leadership pipeline effort so far has gained nearly $1 million in funding, with a total of $2 million in pledges.
To build community interest, PEF purchased billboard space in anticipation of this week's news conference. PEF President Dan Challener said the support of companies, individuals and nonprofit organizations make it "the kind of public-private partnership that is a hallmark of Chattanooga."
"It is what we do as well as any community in the nation," he said. "And it's pretty ironic, I was thinking as I drove out today, that we're celebrating our ability to work together on the very day that our federal government is closed down because they can't."
Contact staff writer Kevin Hardy at khardy@timesfree press.com or 423-757-6249.
Kevin rejoined the Times Free Press in August 2011 as the Southeast Tennessee K-12 education reporter. He worked as an intern in 2009, covering the communities of Signal Mountain, Red Bank, Collegedale and Lookout Mountain, Tenn. A native Kansan, Kevin graduated with bachelor's degrees in journalism and sociology from the University of Kansas. After graduating, he worked as an education reporter in Hutchinson, Kan., for a year before coming back to Chattanooga. Honors include a ...
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Protests are planned at the White House next week to mark the ninth anniversary of the first transfer of foreign prisoners to the U.S. military prison at Guantánamo Bay, Cuba. Meanwhile, the Center for Constitutional Rights filed a request Thursday asking a Spanish court to subpoena the former commanding officer at Guantánamo Bay, Major General Geoffrey Miller, over the alleged torture of four Guantánamo prisoners. Last month, CCR also asked...Jan 07, 2011 | Story
The latest disclosures from the massive trove of diplomatic cables published by WikiLeaks reveal U.S. officials tried to influence Spanish prosecutors and government officials to drop court investigations into torture at Guantánamo Bay and CIA extraordinary rendition flights. We speak to Scott Horton, an attorney specializing in international law and human rights and a contributing editor of Harper's Magazine. [includes rush transcript]Dec 01, 2010 | Story
Leaked U.S. embassy cables from Madrid reveal the United States pressured the Spanish government to close a court case brought by the family of a Spanish cameraman, José Couso. Couso was killed in Baghdad when a U.S. Army tank fired on the Palestine Hotel, which was filled with journalists, on April 8, 2003. Three U.S. soldiers have been indicted in Spanish court for Couso's death. "I am outraged," says Javier Couso, the brother of...Dec 01, 2010 | Story
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Gov. Jan Brewer moved today to block those who take advantage of the Obama administration's deferred prosecution program for illegal immigrants from getting public benefits or even driver licenses.
Originally published on Wed August 15, 2012 6:15 pm
This is the face of perfection:
The Seattle Mariner's Felix Hernandez is now a part of baseball lore, joining 22 others when he threw a perfect game in a 1-0 win against the Tampa Bay Rays, this afternoon.
That means Hernandez retired 27 batters in a row, throwing 113 pitches, 77 of them strikes. No one got on base.
What's incredible is that this is the third perfect game this season. USA Today reports:
Originally published on Thu August 16, 2012 5:23 am
Ariz. Gov. Jan Brewer is throwing more punches in her contentious relationship with the federal government.
Today, she issued an executive order that says young people granted a deportation deferral under President Obama's new policy will still be considered undocumented and won't be granted public benefits.
Obama's new policy went into effect today.
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Originally published on Wed August 15, 2012 4:55 pm
The diplomatic battle in the case of WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange has taken a dramatic turn today: In an angry press conference streamed live on the Internet, Ecuadorean Foreign Minister Ricardo Patiño said Britain threatened to storm their embassy in London if Assange was not handed over to police.
"Ecuador is not a British colony," Patiño said. "The days of colonialism are over."
He added that "such a threat is improper of a democratic and civilized country."
Originally published on Wed August 15, 2012 3:23 pm
This week, Bill Gates was at a summer fair in Washington State, but he was not eating deep-fried butter on-a-stick, or checking out livestock.
Gates was inspecting cutting-edge toilet technology on display at an event his foundation hosted in Seattle — the Reinvent the Toilet Fair.
Originally published on Thu August 16, 2012 6:08 am
Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, the newly chosen vice presidential running mate for Republican Mitt Romney, was in Ohio on Wednesday to speak at his alma mater.
Ryan graduated from Miami University of Ohio in 1992 with degrees in economics and political science. And his ascension to the GOP ticket thrills Rob Harrelson, a member of the school's College Republicans (as was Ryan, two decades earlier).
Originally published on Wed August 15, 2012 6:11 pm
If you have ever dreamed of playing big-league baseball, chances are the dream started to fade sometime in high school.
It gradually becomes clear: You won't be starting in Game 7 of the World Series, and tipping your cap after hitting a walk-off homer. So at some point you go from player to fan — watching others chase greatness on the diamond.
But not every baseball dreamer is willing to give up so early. And in Bradenton, Fla., there's a place that lies somewhere between the Little League field and Yankee Stadium.
Originally published on Wed August 15, 2012 5:04 pm
A judge's decision Wednesday to uphold the new Pennsylvania voter identification law shifted attention to the state's highest court, which could now determine if the requirement will be imposed on Election Day.
Attorneys for the plaintiffs had asked the judge to stop the law from taking effect as part of a constitutional challenge. Their complaint claims the law would make it disproportionately harder for seniors, minorities and others to vote in the Nov. 6 general election.
The Food and Drug Administration has warned doctors to be careful with codeine to relieve children's pain.
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Experience history first hand on a Pompeii holiday and imagine how life was lived 2,000 years ago....
"Great Hotel - But a few suggestions..."Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 17, 2013
Great little hotel close to Pompei Train Station (NOT Pompei Scavi). Staff is friendly and helpful. But, breakfast is very limited if one is gluten-free (just breads with minimal cheese/meat). Some fruit and or yogurt would be nice. And, the internet is sketchy. Could not get a signal in my room on the 2nd floor and had to go to the lobby to get access.
"Excellent Pompei vacation"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Feb 3, 2013
This hotel, while not in the center of town, is easily accessible to the city and the highway. The hotel was very nice, clean and spacious and the staff were fabulous! We did not make it out in time for breakfast and when the manager saw us leaving, she quickly ushered us to the restaurant and had them make us breakfast before we left. My only complaint was we were directly above the bar and on a Saturday night it was quite loud from the music. If you have kids, ask for a higher floor and you should be fine. If you are into the night scene, it appears to be a pretty popular place!
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"a jewel hiding"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 22, 2012
Great place to dtay, close to attractions but far enough away that you can enjoy the peaceful views. Neighborhood is fine but right up to the neighbors houses
"Outstanding stay"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Oct 1, 2012
Excellent hotel that I highly recommend. Five minute walk to Pompeii entrance. Beautiful and clean hotel, great breakfast, very helpful staff, very reasonable price.
"Nice Hotel"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Aug 19, 2012
This hotel was very clean and comfortable. The staff was very accommodating.Good location close to Pompeii ruins
"Stay in Pompei"Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Aug 13, 2012
The hotel was clean, convenient and the people there were friendly and very kind. The hotel was very warm. Thankfully, there was A/C in the room. The only situation was getting to the hotel. We called from the train station and was told they couldn't give us shuttle. I specifically asked all hotels about shuttle service since we were traveling by train. Per their email, they offered shuttle service. We were cheated by the rate of the local cab driver but were stuck. The hotel is a very short walk in either direction from the Ruins. They did allow us to check-out and keep our luggage there while we were at the ruins. All-in-all, the property was clean and convenient for our one night stay.
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Decent hotel. However, they should let you know when you book your room that the hotel is closed for a few hours in the afternoon. When we arrived, it was closed so we could not check in. We had to find something to do until it opened again. Very inconvenient.
""Reviewed by a Hotels.com guest on Jun 10, 2012
Excellent staff/owners,English not very good but worked ok ,very clean, close to everything you will want to do in Pompei.
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Linda McMahon's Raw WWE Past Hurts Her in Senate Smackdown
How McMahon intends to live down her WWE past in the general election is beyond me.
The 2010 elections may be remembered as the year of the self-funded Republican female candidate. As every American who has not been living in a cave or in a locked basement knows by now, billionaire Meg Whitman of eBay fame is self-funding her run for governor of California to the tune of $100 million so far. She is expected to plunk down another $50 million, mainly on TV and video ads, between now and Election Day.
But Whitman's business background is as thrilling as a dial tone, when compared with the circus-like, soft- (or not-so-soft) core porn and violence-riddled empire that gave Connecticut Republican senatorial wannabe Linda McMahon the financial freedom to self-finance her run. She made her fortune by locking arms with her calculatedly lowbrow wrestler husband Vince McMahon. Together they made millions by converting World Wrestling Enterprises into a font of sexually-charged, violence-tainted, "entertainment" supposedly about wrestling. After all, would you want your children watching it?
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I absolutely adore BeyondChron writer Irvin Muchnik's take on WWE's financial success as follows:
I have described the creative genius of Vince McMahon, Linda's husband, as that of cutting out the middle man, ending any pretense of dignity, and giving the people exactly what they want: homophobia locked in mortal combat with homoeroticism.
How McMahon intends to live that down in the general election is beyond me. She's already spent $26 million of her own fortune to grab the senatorial nomination (which she did last night). During her campaign, she bragged about turning the former squalor of TV wresting from pander to PG (for the last two years the network has gained a PG rating). But there are still all those earlier years of McMahon ownership to live down.
For one, according to ABC News:
In 2001, McMahon appeared on stage, forcing WWE wrestler Trish Stratus to get on her knees and bark like a dog.
For another, for many years the McMahons exploited independent contractor status to avoid having to pay wrestlers as staff employees:
For decades, armed with the best lawyers money can buy, WWE has gotten away with the fiction that its wrestlers are not employees--not only cheating these sweat-of-the-brow assets out of basic protections and benefits, but also stiffing governments out of payroll taxes.
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Crunchy Tuna Surprise Recipe
This recipe comes from my Grandma Mollie's kitchen. I work part-time, and we have a 2-year-old, so I appreciate quick and easy recipes like this.Lisa Le Sage, Wauwatosa, Wisconsin
- 1 can (12 ounces) tuna, drained and flaked
- 1-1/2 cups cooked rice
- 1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of mushroom soup, undiluted
- 1/2 cup 2% milk
- 1/4 cup minced fresh parsley
- 3/4 cup crushed cornflakes
- 2 tablespoons butter, melted
- In a large bowl, combine the first five ingredients. Transfer to a greased shallow 1-1/2-qt. baking dish.
- Combine the cornflake crumbs and butter; sprinkle over the top. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 25-30 minutes or until bubbly. Yield: 4 servings.
Originally published as Crunchy Tuna Surprise in Casserole Cookbook
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Reviewed Dec. 8, 2008
Second time I used a can of cream of mushroom soup and a can of cheddar cheese soup. Also added a can of sliced water chestnuts to mixture. Topped w/chow mein noodles before serving rather than the crushed corn flakes. Turned out very good. Adding the extra can of soup kept it from becoming dried out the next day.
Reviewed Sep. 20, 2008
I used cream of chicken soup instead because that was what I had on hand and added 3/4 cup shredded cheddar cheese to mixture. Was very good the first night but was a little dried out when I tried to eat it for lunch the next day.


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