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Authors: Jason Bram, Andrew Haughwout, and James Orr |
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Overview The authors argue that despite the attack's short-term disruption to the local economy, New York's favorable industry mix, production efficiencies, and quality of life should provide the foundation for continued positive trends over the medium term. Significantly, the supply of amenities available to city residents and businesses and the demand for city products and services suggest an encouraging future. That future, however, presents an important challenge for New York Citys policymakers: keeping the city attractive to firms and workers while closing a substantial budget gap. Background Argument and Methodology Findings The authors caution, however, that important policy challenges lie ahead. Whether the fiscal strains from the attack will reverse or halt any gains, they argue, will depend on how the city manages its finances and rebuilds damaged and destroyed infrastructure in Lower Manhattan. Specifically, local policymakers will have to close a substantial city budget gap without letting crime rise or municipal services deteriorate significantly, and without pricing New York's products and services out of the market. Judicious policy choices, along with the support of federal aid, will be vital to New York Citys economic growth. |
Total Employment in New York City and the United States |
Source: U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. |
Relative Earnings per Worker in New York City Sources: U.S. Department of Commerce, Bureau of Economic Analysis (earnings); U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics (total employment). Note: Earnings are nominal. |
New York City Area House Prices Relative to U.S. Average Sources: Office of Federal Housing Enterprise Oversight; Federal Reserve Bank of New York calculations. Notes: The index is based on the ratio of the repeat-sales price measure for existing single-family homes in the New York City metro area to that of the United States overall; the index is designed to control for changes in the mix of homes sold. Data for the city itself are not available, so we present the index for the New York City primary metropolitan statistical area (PMSA), which consists of the citys five boroughs (the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island) and Westchester, Putnam, and Rockland counties in New York State. Approximately 80 percent of the population of the New York PMSA lives within the city boundaries. |
Annual Crime Rate of New York City and the United States Sources: Federal Bureau of Investigation; New York State Division of Criminal Justice Services. |
Earnings Growth by Industry: United States
versus New York City, Sources: New York State Department of Labor; U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics. Notes: Industries above the diagonal line registered faster earnings growth in New York City than they did nationally; those below the line experienced below-average growth in New York City. The dark circles represent selected two-digit Standard Industrial Classification industries that are important to the New York City economy. |
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The views expressed in this article are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the position of the Federal Reserve Bank of New York or the Federal Reserve System. |


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In August, LCLS courier services delivered over 95,000 items to member libraries. School delivery has resumed and we anticipate another busy month! 'Keep an eye on this site as we tag along with a courier driver and learn what delivery means to our members!
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The Obama administration's Department of Labor came under stinging criticism at the session for its farm labor H2A program.
Olathe producer John Harold told Bennet's aides, "The H2A process is complex, cumbersome, and nearly unworkable. You have ag doing the work of ICE, the border patrol and immigration. If you are going to ask us to do it, then at least get rid of the other (departments) who aren't."
Bennet aide Grant Colvin said, "We know the H2A process is creating economic loss from unused and wasted production." He added, "It (H2A) hasn't resolved the illegal immigrant ag worker problem."
Another local producer at the session said the Department of Labor is using "gestapo enforcement tactics," and that enforcement against producers is unfair. Fines being levied against producers are "outrageous," another said, adding that one grower in the Grand Junction area has a $35,000 lawyer bill fighting his fines. "Get the Department of Labor out of H2A enforcement," the senator's aides were told.
Other issues aired at the session included the following ones:
• A rule proposed by the Department of Labor would have outlawed family farms from having their own children help with all but the most menial farm chores. The rule would have ended programs like 4-H and FFA, critics warned. The rule was finally withdrawn by the Labor Department under a storm of popular protest.
• Small family farms are being driven out of business because they don't get the kinds of federal subsidies that agri-business corporations receive.
• The Farm Bill covers almost $300 billion annual spending with 78 percent of that money going into the food stamp program, Colvin said. "The Farm Bill should be called a 'food bill,' " he said.
• Small farms should be able to accept food stamps in payment for their direct-to-consumer sales.
• Farm subsidies end up going to urban areas where management headquarters for agri-business is located and not to rural areas where food is produced.
The Delta event took place on the eve of Congress taking up the Farm Bill. Adoption of the Farm Bill, which takes place every five years, is always a time of constituent contact for Congress members. Bennet and his staff conducted two dozen "listening sessions" around the state in advance of the Farm Bill vote.
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Congrats! As hard and nostalgic as it get when you leave a job, I ALWAYS find something cathartic about just being free from one - no matter how much I loved it. I know the future seems scary right now, but you're such a patient person that I bet it will go so well! Can't wait to hear about your adventures this summer - we should definitely do something this summer as well! (Now that I'm of legal age!)
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yes yes yes. this is exactly where i am too and even though it must be scary for you to have him leaving for a little bit, and you to not have concrete job plans, you know it'll all be okay. i know it'll all be okay. we are lucky to have that security in love to know it'll all turn out alright. probably better than we can even imagine.This is beautifully written. What you said, " I feel lucky to be able to say that in all the uncertainty that clouds my future, he is one thing that I can always be sure of," really made me think. Even having a "career," I am constantly questioning myself, my choice. I definitely feel like my future is full of those clouds of uncertainty. Sometimes I wish I had the ability to just up and go...move to a new place. You reminded me though that I am so lucky to have D...I am sure of him and the wonderful life we have together. Thanks for this :)
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I'm in the same in-between space that you're in (or will be in once you graduate -- congrats :]). It's a weird, but good "floating" time. I'm trying to use this year to work on myself & that kind of thing.
I hope this is a great year for you -- lake, food, family all sounds great!Congrats on a brave new start! My husband and I had an awkward period right after grad school when we were trying to figure out jobs and life and i was living with my parents. But three years later, we're celebrating our two year anniversary and loving the careers we prepared for. It takes a little patience but everything will come together!
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This study is a blinded randomised study of slow release levobupivacaine vs saline for women undergoing day case operative pelvic laparoscopy. Participants will be randomly given either saline or levobupivacaine and efficacy will be measured using ranked ordinal pain scales and rescue oral analgesia use.
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Post Operative Analgesia |
Drug: levobupivacaine |
Phase 3 |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Allocation: Randomized Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Double Blind (Subject, Caregiver, Investigator, Outcomes Assessor) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Postoperative Pain Control Using Continuous Infusion of Levobupivacaine in Women Undergoing Pelvic Operative Laparoscopy: A Randomised Controlled Trial |
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- Rescue analgesia use [ Time Frame: 48 hours ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]participants will record number of doses of oral analgesic tablets they required.
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- Pain intensity on movement and rest [ Time Frame: 48 hours ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]participants are asked to complete a 10 point ranked ordinal pain score
Enrollment: | 60 |
Study Start Date: | August 2009 |
Study Completion Date: | December 2011 |
Primary Completion Date: | December 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
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Ages Eligible for Study: | 16 Years to 75 Years |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Female |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
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- Women undergoing 'Day case' operative laparoscopic procedures.
- These women are deemed suitable to return home on the day of surgery, both in terms of physical fitness and their home circumstances.
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- Women having laparoscopic procedures for diagnostic purposes or minor operations such as sterilisation, will be excluded from the study.
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Other Study ID Numbers: | 2008JTW01 |
Study First Received: | June 18, 2010 |
Last Updated: | November 12, 2013 |
Health Authority: | United Kingdom: Research Ethics Committee |
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I would which Pokemon people feel is the best lead in the standard Gen 2 metagame. Judging from the smogondex it seems the best leads are sleepers with explosions so I'm think Exeggcutor. Snorlax is probably a good choice too but I like to use him as a finishing curselax
I'm not an expert on gen 2, but I'd say spikers (cloyster and forretress) and things which beat common spikers or just something which can easily give you momentum early on in the match. I wouldn't lead with a sleeper (with the intent of sleeping) since that's just asking for a restalker to cock block you. Instead I would just use it to lure the sleep talker in and counter with a super effective move or a switch to try and gain momentum.
Meh, leads generally aren't that big a deal in GSC. There's not many real "standard" leads or lead strategies out there, though Spikers and Electrics are probably as close as you get to them. Of course, there's Agi-Pass teams that run Jolteon/Smeargle/whatever, and in that case, yeah, you probably have yourself a "true" lead, because it'd honestly be retarded not to try to get the Agi-pass off from turn 1. There's probably other gimmick teams (e.g., Sunny Day, Growth Pass) that also rely pretty heavily on lead play, but Agi-pass is probably the most illustrative example of a team that greatly benefits from having the "right" lead. As far as more consistent teams are concerned: Spikers are OK. I personally like leading electrics more often than not because they force a play from turn 1 and delay Cloy's spikes (and Forry's, too, unless they're willing to let it eat over 50% and a possible paralysis to lay them). Egg and Gengar are good for making them switch around, as is Snorlax... mixed attackers like Dnite and Nidoking are good, too. Basically, anything that can get your opponent to start tipping their hand early (and that doesn't tip your own hand too much!) constitutes a good lead.
Yeah, cloyster is always a good choice. But I would easily say that the best lead in gen 2 is charizard, and not just because I like it a lot. It has good stats, and the lack of stealth rock until....what was it? 3rd gen? 4th gen? Anyway, my point is no stealth rock. Charizard can be used to do some damage early on. Another great lead, as Jorgen mentioned briefly, is forretress. It has colossal defense, and typing similar to that of ferrothorn, this gen's beloved defender. It also can set up spikes, and it's always good to have an entry hazard on a lead. It can hold out for a while with it's defenses, and maybe do some damage after laying down spikes. Overall, I prefer an offensive lead.
Charizard is ass as a lead. Part of using him well is surprise, being able to whittle down the foe's Cune or explode Cloy on their Starmie without them being wise to how much they'll need those guys later. Not to mention that Charizard, in general, needs a slightly beat-up opposing team to work well, since a surprising number of things handily survive whatever Charizard can dish out when completely healthy. You're giving away your hand by leading Zard, and you're not even getting a hot start in return for it.
Charizard is a terrible lead. Let's stop trolling the people looking for intelligent answers to their questions.
I think Wobbuffet was (and is) the most annoying wall ever made in a Pokémon game. I hated it in GSC as I hate it now when someone has it online.
How the hell does Zapdos own Marowak? Rock Slide coming off of a Thick Club Marowak was ridiculously powerful. Also, who the hell puts belly drum on Marowak? He has Swords Dance.
aerodactyl all the way, he pro all the way up too where we are now and he only droped down because of Deo-s and thats some tough competion
:evan: I agree with Jorgen, Spikers and Electrics are the best leads in GSC, but leads aren't so important.
hey you cant ignore the fact that a good lead does set the pase of the game it can give you a decent advantage
i was only using deo as an example and i know we are talking about gsc and what makes arodactyl poor, stats were great moves too? and why are you even posting i thought your opion was leads werent even that important
Aero just sucks, unless you're doing something gimmicky like mono-flying. Not enough power to beat waters, not enough defense to capitalize off its typing's tanking potential. All it has is Speed and a movepool for killing Electrics, which can be handy on theme teams where your options are limited. However, in general, it's awful. Bad Pokemon, ergo, bad lead, too. Your specific choice of lead isn't terribly important, but not using shitty pokemon is. EDIT: Actually, tbh, HP Rock/Flying + Curse + Rest + ST Aero might be a decent all-purpose Snorlax check. Also, with HP Flying, it'd be decent against Hera, too. Not capable of much, but it could pull this off if your team has room for such a limited defensive role-player.
it was one of the fastest yah its fragile i'm not saying it's perfect but back then it was better than 65% of the other choices , bach then rock slide was very handy especialy on some thing that was fast i'm sorry but to me the facts are right their areodactyl was a good pokemon and a good lead
i am betting that kingcharizard is johnny rolo and he's sad that no one rated his jank stall team. anyway, the most common leads are raikou, zapdos, jolteon, forretress, and cloyster. keeping that in mind, just use one of them, or a pokemon that beats all/most of them. snorlax can make for an interesting lead. in fact, the set body slam, earthquake, fire blast, selfdestruct was referred to as "starterlax" because it was intended to beat all of the common leads. i guess cloyster wasn't so common at the time. that isn't the only set you can lead with though obviously, and you don't have to lead with it if you do choose to use that set, but it's a fine choice. lovely kiss makes it a decent lead as well. speaking of which, nidoking is a good lead. he was better before bitch hp legends were unbanned because now zapdos stands a good chance of beating him one on one. other pokemon with sleep moves are fine. anything that will scare off or take advantage of the common leads i mentioned before will do nicely, but don't use something that doesn't do anything immediately threatening like a wimpy, punkass steelix. charizard is bad because it cannot do anything without belly drumming. the only lead it is good against is forretress. if you lead with charizard and they ARE leading with forretress, you'll probably just be met with starmie or suicune or zapdos right away anyway. don't do it. and aerodactyl is one of the shittiest pokemon there is.
Cloyster/Zapdos/Raikou are definitely the most common leads nowadays. Snorlax is probably the fourth, but not very common as it lets your opponent spike from turn 1. Nidoking is good too if you use it. Exeggutor maybe. Anything that is not offenseless and meant to specific counter something (like Skarmory). But leads aren't that relevant, even if it's offensive team vs offensive team, an extra attack in the first turn hardly matters.


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Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections
Special Collections, Hill Memorial Library
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Size |
0.1 linear ft. (20 items) |
Geographic Locations |
Louisiana; Mobile, Ala. |
Inclusive Dates |
1799-1846 |
Bulk Dates |
1805-1812 |
Languages |
English |
Summary |
Correspondence and other documents relating to William C.C. Claiborne's tenure as governor of Louisiana Territory. The majority are letters and depositions from John Sibley and Edward Turner describing residents' attitudes toward the U.S. Government, Spanish presence in the area, and relations with Native American tribes. |
Access Restrictions |
Patron use is restricted to photographic copies. |
Reproduction Note |
May be reproduced. |
Copyright |
Copyright of the original materials in this collection has expired, and they are therefore in the public domain. |
Related Collections |
David B. Morgan Papers, Mss. 668, 1096, 2883. Francisco L.H. Carondelet Papers, Mss. 59. Louisiana Purchase Collection, Mss. 4559. William C.C. Claiborne Letter Book, Mss. 71, 603, 965. William C.C. Claiborne Letter, Mss. 3031 & 2419. |
Citation |
William C.C. Claiborne Letters and Depositions, Mss. 5018, Louisiana and Lower Mississippi Valley Collections, LSU Libraries, Baton Rouge, La. |
Stack Location(s) |
Photographic copies housed at Misc:C; Originals housed in Vault 61 |
William C.C. (Charles Cole) Claiborne was born in Sussex County, Va., in 1775. He attended the College of William and Mary and the Richmond Academy before serving under John Beckwith, the clerk of the United State House of Representatives. After studying law for several years, Claiborne relocated to Tennessee to set up practice in 1794 and was appointed to that state's Supreme Court two years later. The following year he ran successfully for the United States House of Representatives, serving until 1801 when he was appointed governor of the Territory of Mississippi. In 1803, Claiborne oversaw the purchase of the Louisiana Territory from France and served as territorial governor in New Orleans through 1812. Upon being achieving statehood, Claiborne became Louisiana's first elected governor, serving until 1816. That year he was elected to the United States Senate, but served only a short time before his death on April 4, 1817.
John Sibley was born May 19, 1757, in Sutton, Mass., the son of Timothy and Anne (Waite) Sibley. He studied medicine, served in the American Revolution as a surgeon's mate, and later opened a practice at Great Barrington, Mass. He moved to Fayetteville, N.C., and established the Fayetteville Gazette. In September 1802 Sibley moved without his family to Natchitoches, Louisiana. In March 1803 he made a journey up Red River and from that date became an authority on Indians of the Red River region and Spanish Texas. In March 1804 Sibley opened a correspondence with President Thomas Jefferson, who appointed him contract surgeon to the United States Army at Natchitoches, La. Late in 1804 he was appointed to the council of Governor William C. C. Claiborne. From 1805 to 1814 Sibley was Indian agent for the Orleans territory and succeeded in keeping the Indians as far west as Matagorda Bay friendly to the United States, a fact that aroused Spanish authorities against him. After his dismissal as Indian agent in 1814, he entered local politics and became a captain of militia, a parish judge, and a member of the Louisiana Senate. Sibley died on April 8, 1837.
Edward D. Turner was born in Boston, Mass., and served during the Revolutionary War under General Anthony Wayne. By 1803 Captain Turner was commandant at Fort Adams in the Mississippi Territory, and on December 9 of that year he lead a group of commissioners and 300 soldiers to New Orleans to witness the formal transfer of the Louisiana Territory to the United States. Turner was chosen to oversee the territorial border between the U.S. and Spanish Texas from the old colonial post of Natchitoches. On February 24, 1804, Claiborne presented Turner with his commission as Civil Commandant of the District of Natchitoches, where he remained until his resignation on November 30, 1805. Turner served as Natchitoches Parish judge from 1806 until 1808, then moved to Ascension Parish where took up planting and continued as a justice of the peace. Turner died October 13, 1811.
The collection consists of records relating to William C.C. Claiborne immediately after the establishment of the Louisiana Territory from 1805 to 1812. The most substantial correspondence was written to Claiborne from Dr. John Sibley, a judge and U.S. Indian Agent in Natchitoches. Correspondence from Sibley throughout 1805 discusses several aspects of territorial business, including native and slave affairs, resident opinion, and political intrigue within the region. For example, in a letter from March 3, 1805, Sibley describes efforts to equip the local Native Americans for farming and to win their allegiance over the Spanish, as well as the organization of the Caddo nation and fighting and alliances among its members.
Further, Sibley addresses topics from the need to regulate weights and measures to disputes about how to handle runaway slaves, how national politics are playing out locally, and the sense of those in the ―Interior of the Territory‖ that they are being neglected in favor of New Orleans.
At Claiborne's request Sibley gathered sworn depositions from residents of Natchitoches who provided firsthand accounts of the Spanish in the area. These statements offer a granular account of the material life of citizens and describe conditions under French and Spanish colonial rule. For example, two affidavits forwarded by Sibley describe instances of ―Spanish depredations‖ against citizens in which they took horses and goods. Additional affidavits record Natchitoches residents' experiences living at and knowledge of the location of ―ancient‖ French posts and Caddo settlements, apparently in an attempt to identify lands useful for further settlement.
In addition to the Sibley letters, the collection includes miscellaneous documents related to Claiborne's family, a letter from Claiborne to his father recommending Gen. James Wilkinson (whom he describes as having served his country with fidelity), and two letters from Captain Edward Turner, Civil Commandant of the District of Natchitoches. Turner's letters further illustrate the uneasy relations between the Creoles and the Americans. He reports the Creoles' ―wait and see‖ attitude about embracing the Americans, with them apparently hoping for the territory to be taken by the Spanish, and the role religion played in the mingling (or not) of the two populations.
The collection also contains other items relating to Claiborne's governing mandate and his relationship to notable political and military contemporaries including Zebulon Pike, Edmund P. Gaines, and Dominick Augustin Hall. In addition to the correspondence and depositions, the collection includes pieces of documents from around 1799 with the signature of Baron de Carondelet and a deed of sale from a New Orleans slave auction in 1846.
Following are brief content descriptions of the twenty items in this collection:
Letters from John Sibley to William C.C. Claiborne:
Depositions taken by John Sibley at Natchitoches:
Letters from Captain Edward D. Turner to William C.C. Claiborne:
Claiborne Family Correspondence:
Notable Correspondence:
Other Claiborne Items:
Miscellaneous Items:
Materials relating to these people, places, and things can be found in this collection.
Autographs (manuscripts)
Burr, Aaron, 1756-1836.
Caddo Indians.
Carondelet, Luis Héctor, barón de, 1748-1807.
Claiborne, William C.C. (William Charles Cole), 1775-1817.
Fort Claiborne (La.)
Fortification--Louisiana--Natchitoches Parish.
Fugitive slaves--Louisiana.
Gaines, Edmund Pendleton, 1777-1849.
Hall, Dominick Augustin, 1765-1820.
Hampton, Wade, 175-1835.
Indians of North America--Louisiana.
Letters (correspondence)
Louisiana--Politics and government—1803-1865.
Louisiana--War of 1812.
Pike, Zebulon Montgomery, 1779-1813.
Sibley, John, 1757-1837.
Spain--Foreign relations--United States.
Turner, Edward D., ca. 1768-1811.
United States--Foreign relations--Spain.
Stack Location |
Box |
Folders |
Contents |
Vault: 61 |
1 |
1 |
John Sibley letters and depositions, 1805 |
2 |
Edward Turner letters, 1805 |
3 |
Claiborne Family correspondence, 1807, 1828 |
4 |
Notable correspondents, 1805-1812 |
5 |
Other Claiborne items, 1805-1811 |
6 |
Miscellaneous items, 1799, 1846 |
OS Folder |
1 |
Sibley letter to Claiborne, 1812 |
Misc: C |
1 |
User photocopies of collection |


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Bats: Left Throws: Right Height: 6'0" Weight: 195 lbs.
Age: 20 Born: December 2, 1991
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Using a Jabra BT8010, iPod 32GB Gen2.
Went to Jabras site and updated the firmware first thing.
It paired perfectly, audio is great with no glitches or drama.
Stop, pause, start and volume work great as does it's version of next - stop and then start again.
Unable to use mic with Skype but seems to be working
fine with the Gmail Talk dialer in app store. I called
wifes phone and she heard me fine.Map Pro Quad, Mac Pro 8, Mac Book Pro 2.16 GHz (2006), Mac Book 2GHz, Mac OS X (10.5.7), Mac Book Pro 17" 2.93 GHz (2009)-
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Anyone hear anything from apple about the issue with the microphones and the majority of Bt devices yet?
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Jabra BT 8010, with 32Gig 2G touch as well...I'll try updating the software again, but I was already running Symphony-1-40-0.dfu from Jabra's site and that's been out since 2007. Maybe they made updated without changing the name, but I get no mic, play/pause, advance features right now. Only A2DP.Macbook CD 2ghz, Mac OS X (10.5.7)
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Still no word eh?Windows Vista
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What is the Gmail Talk dialer? I've not seen or been able to find that.
I did however do a factory reset on my jabra bt8010, re-paired it with my touch and was able to play pause. Halfway there. Still no track advancing, and seemingly no mic support, at least with the voice memo app.Macbook CD 2ghz, Mac OS X (10.5.7)-
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Have any devs tested 3.1 bluetooth capability? Any changes or updates?Macbook CD 2ghz, ipod Touch 2G 32, Mac OS X (10.5.7)
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3.1 Bluetooth? Not 3.0? Or it's a new fix?Laptop Asus G1, Windows XP Pro, XP SP3, Core 2 Duo 2.0Ghz, 2GB RAM, 512MB GPU
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3.1 iphone firmware. I'm registered under a dev account but can't seem to install it to test myself.Macbook CD 2ghz, ipod Touch 2G 32, Mac OS X (10.5.7)
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Well, I guess I will chalk this up to being fool enough to hope that a big company would treat their customers with respect: I upgraded to the iPod Touch Gen 2, then paid $10 specifically for the Bluetooth headset tethering so I could use Skype when on WiFi networks: since there's no support for that, I've wasted about $250.
Thanks for making a fool of me Apple.
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i don't think you can discuss os3.1 here under the terms of your developer's nda. please feel free to correct me if i am wrong. I would be surprised if developers would answer here for that.226ghz intel duocore macmini 4gb, ipod touch32gb, Mac OS X (10.5.7), xquartz 2.3.2 ,bluetooth kb
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the ten dollar upgrade of the os is worth it for a lot of reasons. You haven't wasted anything.
It has been publicly discussed here for a month that bluetooth microphone features are disabled on the 2gen touch.
But You can skype with apple's in-ear headphones. Or fring. Or other services.
I still use my high def bluetooth headphones for music and these sound great.
And i use the microphone when i skype from my mini.226ghz intel duocore macmini 4gb, ipod touch32gb, Mac OS X (10.5.7), xquartz 2.3.2 ,bluetooth kb-
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Yeah, you've got me there. I was able to install the update after iTunes 8.2.1 upgrade. So questions are answered. I'm an overall fan of the 3.0 upgrade, but without AVRCP support and people's video cables becoming incompatible, It's definitely had it's frustrations. I'm really eager for developers to create dock accessories i.e. GPS, camera, etc, which is supposedly a large part of 3.0's new ability, but if apple keeps breaking existing product compatibility, who's going to build these products?Macbook CD 2ghz, ipod Touch 2G 32, Mac OS X (10.5.7)
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So I just want to make sure I understand properly...
I am looking at this chart: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT3647
In the future, I might be able to use my bluetooth headset's microphone for Voice Memos/Skype/etc on my iPod Touch 2G OS 3.0, if Apple includes more bluetooth profiles in an OS upgrade? Is that something that could possibly happen?
(I feel like the Voice Memos icon on the home page is taunting me!)macbook, Mac OS X (10.5)-
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so I'm a bit confused. If my headset supports the A2DP profile, then it will successfully pair with my ipod touch, but I will only be able to use it for listening to audio and I will not be able to use the mic, correct?
Otherwise, if the profile is not supported by my headset, it will not work at all, correct?iPod Touch 2nd Gen, Windows XP-
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