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Mimi Malloy, At Last!
By Julia MacDonnell
Meet Mimi Malloy: A daughter of the Great Depression, Mimi was born into an Irish-Catholic brood of seven, and she has done her best to raise six beautiful daughters of her own. Now they're grown, and Mimi, a divorcée, is unexpectedly retired. But she takes solace in the comforts of her new life: her apartment in the heart of Quincy, the occasional True Blue cigarette, and evenings with Frank Sinatra on the stereo and a highball in her hand.
Yet her phone is arguably the busiest in greater Boston—it rings "Day In, Day Out," as Ol' Blue Eyes would say. Her surviving sisters love to gab about their girlhood, while her eldest daughter, Cassandra, calls every morning to preach the gospel of assisted living. And when an MRI reveals that Mimi's brain is filled with black spots—areas of atrophy, her doctor says—it looks like she's destined to spend her days in "one of those storage facilities for unwanted antiques.".... read more
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We are now days into the health-care law's insurance expansion, which began at midnight on Jan. 1. And it is, alas, far too early to tell if the nation's new health-care reform is working. We know that no "death panels" have materialized but, aside from that, have very little information about how the Affordable Care Act's newly insured are changing our health-care system.
It is not too early though to think a bit about what "working" actually means. There are a handful of ways that we tend to measure the success of health insurance expansions in the United States. The Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) is no exception here; it's a complex law where there are at least four policy outcomes that all count as some definition of "working."
Do more people have health insurance?
One key goal of the health law was to reduce the uninsured rate by making it easier for the 48 million Americans without insurance coverage to get it. The Congressional Budget Office projects that about 30 million people will gain coverage over the next decade, compared to a scenario where the ACA had never passed. That will be one yardstick by which to tell if the health-care law is working: Whether more people have coverage.
This is actually difficult to measure, at least in the short-term, because there's no national clearinghouse of people who do or don't have insurance. The combination of insurance cancellations and exchange sign-ups make it really hard to know, at this very moment, whether the health law has led to a net gain in coverage. The Census Bureau does do annual surveys on insured rates, but those come out on a bit of a delay. The federal agency won't publish data on 2014, for example, until the fall of 2015.


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— A handful of tech companies are betting that smartphones will eventually serve a different role in the workplace than they do outside.
The "bring your own device" trend — employers cutting IT budgets by requiring employees to use personal
The market has drawn the attention of start-up CoTap and corporate veteran BlackBerry, which both plan to release new workplace texting platforms in the next few weeks. Voxer, which lets users record and send sound bites, unrolled a business version of its consumer app about a month ago.
"In any industry, all companies, no matter what you do, your employees need to communicate with each other," said Jim Patterson, founder and chief executive of CoTap.
The San Francisco-based start-up recently raised $5.5 million to create an iPhone and Android app letting employees text without exchanging phone numbers. Patterson was formerly chief product officer for Yammer, a tech company that created
CoTap is intended to serve as an internal communication channel. After signing up with work e-mail addresses, CoTap users can text anyone else in a business's directory — alerting co-workers if, say, they're a few minutes late to a meeting or a conference room changed, Patterson said. Normally, one could text a co-worker if they had that person's phone number, but "if you don't, you just wouldn't bother."
Corporations are still grappling with the security issues associated with using personal phones to conduct private business. And Patterson acknowledged that such services may wind up adding to a company's costs. His company is still working out pricing models — the app will initially be free for consumers.
"I don't think what we're doing replaces wholesale what exists today. I don't think people are going to shut down their e-mail servers. I think it's a new type of communication."
It is not yet clear that there is a big appetite for such apps. In a recent poll of 100 early-stage investors, almost 5 percent said they were paying close attention to opportunities in "BYOD enterprise services," compared with more than 20 percent watching mobile payment technology, according to valuation company Worthworm.
San Francisco-based Voxer is marketing its
"Trying to explain [the concept] to somebody intellectually — people don't get it."
Voxer resonated better with consumers willing to try new apps, Katis said. Within several months, Voxer grew to tens of millions of users, reaching iTunes' 20 most downloaded free apps. Having demonstrated the concept, Katis said, the team added features like urgent notifications and headset integration and rereleased the app for businesses a few weeks ago. Businesses pay subscription fees of between $5 and $10 a month for the service, Katis said.
BlackBerry, which eight years ago pioneered BlackBerry Messenger, a text service for BlackBerry phones using PIN codes instead of phone numbers, plans to release an iPhone and Android version of the service in a few weeks, the company said.
"We see growing opportunity in this space to make messaging, screen-sharing, some group features, and other sharing features," said Thad White, director of BBM for Business.
White noted that many of BlackBerry's business customers are in highly regulated industries — government, finance and health care, for instance — with strict compliance laws requiring employers to survey employee communication records.
The new version would allow them to gather records from employee BlackBerry messages, even if they're not using BlackBerry devices. The service currently has 60 million active users who send 10 billion messages daily, according to the company. Businesses pay about $19 a year per user for the service, according to BlackBerry.


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Policies & Procedures
Click on any of the links below to read CIM's official policies and procedures on the areas listed below.
The Cleveland Institute of Music is committed to pursuing any official means necessary to prevent alcohol use from being a detrimental influence on the well being of its students. A firm alcohol policy is in place to support this commitment. Students are in violation of CIM's Alcohol Policy if they:
- Possess, distribute, or consume alcohol anywhere on CIM property or at any off-campus CIM event;
- Provide alcohol to any CIM student under 21 years of age, either on or off-campus;
- Violate federal, state, or municipal laws with regard to alcohol;
- Violate CIM's Code of Conduct while under the influence of alcohol.
Residents of Cutter House are also bound by the alcohol policy cited in the Cutter House Handbook. Specifically, any Cutter House resident found to have possessed, distributed or consumed alcohol in Cutter House faces serious disciplinary sanction, including suspension from the residence hall.
CIM Sanctions: Resulting disciplinary sanctions are determined by the nature of the infraction. The sanction for a first offense ranges from a fine to Disciplinary Probation. A second alcohol-related offense results in Disciplinary Probation or Suspension, depending upon the severity of the offense. (While on Disciplinary Probation, students may be ineligible for CIM scholarship aid.) Students committing a third offense are brought before the Student Affairs Tribunal and face severe sanctions that may include separation from CIM. Furthermore, CIM cooperates actively with local law-enforcement agencies in the prosecution of students alleged to have acted illegally.
State and Federal Sanctions: Ohio law requires a person to be 21 years of age in order to purchase or consume liquor, beer, wine, or wine coolers. State law also prohibits the carrying of an open container of any alcoholic beverage on the street or in a motor vehicle. Ohio statutes detail criminal provisions regarding the possession, use, and distribution of drugs, intoxicating liquors, and beer. The ordinances of the City of Cleveland and the City of Cleveland Heights include comparable provisions.
Ohio law stipulates that a person under 21 years of age who orders, pays for, attempts to purchase, possesses, or consumes beer or liquor, or who furnishes false information to affect a purchase, commits a misdemeanor. Ohio law prohibits the possession of beer or liquor not lawfully purchased, and a court may order that any place unlawfully selling beer or liquor not be occupied for one year, or that the owner or occupant of the premises be required to furnish a surety bond of $1,000 to $5,000.
The Cleveland Institute of Music has a firm policy for illegal drugs and other chemical substances. Any CIM student found to have possessed, distributed, or consumed illegal drugs is in violation of CIM's Drug Policy. Medications prescribed by a physician are not in violation of the CIM Drug Policy when they are used for their intended purpose by the individual to whom the medication was prescribed. Severe sanctions are mandated and imposed by the Dean, including Disciplinary Probation or Separation.
Drug Testing: CIM reserves the right to mandate the testing of students for evidence of drug use if there is reasonable ground to suspect a violation of CIM's drug policy. Refusal to submit to a test may be grounds for dismissal. If the test is found to be negative, CIM pays the cost of the test; if positive, the student is billed. Students found to be in violation of the drug policy of CIM receive appropriate sanctions, up to and including Separation.
CIM Sanctions: Any student found to have distributed illegal drugs, whether or not for payment, is brought before the Student Affairs Tribunal and incurs serious disciplinary action, including possible separation from CIM. Furthermore, CIM assists local law-enforcement agencies in the prosecution of any student found to have possessed, consumed, or distributed, either on or off CIM property, any illegal controlled substance.
State and Federal Sanctions: Ohio law prohibits illicit selling, cultivating, manufacturing, or otherwise trafficking in controlled substances, including cocaine, heroin, amphetamines, and marijuana; knowingly or recklessly furnishing them to a minor; and administering them to any person by force, threat, or deception with the intent to cause serious harm or if serious harm results. These offenses are felonies. The law also prohibits knowingly obtaining, possessing or using a controlled substance and permitting drug abuse on one's premises or in one's vehicle. These offenses may be either felonies or misdemeanors. The law further prohibits obtaining, possessing, or using hypodermics for unlawful administration of drugs and the sale to juveniles of paraphernalia for use with marijuana. These offenses are misdemeanors. A felony conviction may lead to imprisonment or imprisonment plus fine. The maximum prison term is 25 years. A misdemeanor conviction may lead to imprisonment for up to six months and/or a fine of up to $1,000.
Federal law forbids the illegal possession of and trafficking in controlled substances. A person convicted for the first time of possessing a controlled substance, other than crack cocaine, may be sentenced to a prison term of up to one year and fined between $1,000 and $100,000. A second conviction carries a prison term of up to two years and a fine of up to $250,000. Subsequent convictions carry prison terms of up to three years and fines of up to $250,000. Imprisonment for five to 20 years and a fine of up to $250,000 apply to persons possessing more than five grams of crack cocaine on the first conviction, three grams on the second, and one gram on subsequent convictions.
In addition to the above sanctions, if an offense is punishable by more than one year in prison, a person convicted of possessing a controlled substance may be punished by forfeiture of property used to possess or facilitate possession; forfeiture of any conveyance used to transport or conceal a controlled substance; denial of federal benefits such as student loans for up to five years; ineligibility to receive or purchase a firearm; and a civil penalty of up to $100,000.
Sexual Harassment and Sexual Assault >
It is the policy of The Cleveland Institute of Music to provide for students, faculty, and staff an environment that is free of sexual harassment. Sexual harassment is illegal. It is a violation of Title VII of the Civil Rights Act and other laws and criminal statutes. The Cleveland Institute of Music does not tolerate sexual harassment of its employees or students by fellow employees, students, or outside associates of CIM.
Sexual harassment includes unwelcome sexual advances or requests for sexual favors, sexually oriented comments, inappropriate touching, or other similar conduct that unreasonably interferes with study/performance/work or creates a hostile or offensive environment. Sexually explicit jokes, photographs, posters, pictures, or graffiti are not tolerated. No employee may threaten, explicitly or implicitly, any employee or student to submit to sexual advances, and rejection of such advances can have no influence on academic or employment decisions, evaluation, or career development.
Sexually oriented conduct from any CIM employee or student should be reported to the Dean or the Director of Human Resources. Every effort will be made to investigate thoroughly all complaints and to assure preservation of the reputation and integrity of the involved individuals. If a formal complaint is found to be valid, disciplinary action (including separation) may be instituted in a manner consistent with the degree of seriousness of the offense.
Sexual Assault
The Cleveland Institute of Music is a community dependent upon trust and respect for its constituent members-students, faculty, and staff. Sexual assault is a violation of that trust and respect, and is not tolerated. Sexual assault also is a serious crime. Any non-consensual physical contact of a sexual nature is a sexual assault. Rape, statutory rape, incest, sodomy, sexual assault with an object, and fondling are examples of sexual assault.
Lack of consent is a crucial factor in any sexual assault. Persons forced to engage in sexual contact by force, threat of force, or coercion have not consented to contact. Persons acting under the influence of alcohol or other substances may be incapable of consent. Age or mental capacity also may render consent impossible.
CIM strongly encourages persons who have been sexually assaulted to report the assault, to seek assistance and to pursue judicial action or sanctions for their own protection and that of the entire campus community.
Reporting Sexual Assault
CIM recognizes that a person who has been sexually assaulted retains the right not to pursue either criminal prosecution or an internal judicial proceeding. However, CIM strongly encourages those who have been sexually assaulted to pursue internal disciplinary and/or criminal process. Once a report of sexual assault is made, CIM may be obligated to alert the campus community of the report. CIM is obligated to alert the campus of crimes that it determines represent a threat to members of the campus community. In making such determinations, CIM considers the safety of students, faculty and staff, as well as the privacy interests of all persons involved in such incidents. Regardless of the action taken by CIM, the names of any person involved will not appear on Security Alerts.
While CIM urges anyone who has been sexually assaulted to report the incident at any time, prompt reporting may preserve options that delayed reporting does not, including the preservation of physical evidence, crisis counseling, and immediate police response.
Medical and Psychological Assistance
Emergency Room Examination: Any person who has been sexually assaulted may go directly to the University Hospital Emergency Room or any local hospital for medical attention. Note: the preservation of physical evidence is critical in the event of criminal prosecution and may be useful if disciplinary action is pursued.
University Health Services: Students can seek further treatment at the University Health Services for any medical concerns, including sexually transmitted diseases and pregnancy testing.
Counseling: Counseling may be pursued following a sexual assault, no matter how much time has elapsed since the incident. Counseling services are confidential except when disclosure is necessary to prevent imminent harm to self or others. Available options, on and off-campus include:
- SAFE Line 368-7777: The Survivors And Friends Empowerment (SAFE) Line can be reached 24/7 at 216.368.7777 and is coordinated between the Flora Stone Mather Center for Women Health Advocate, University Counseling Services, University Health Service, Cleveland Rape Crisis Center, and the Domestic Violence and Child Advocacy Center
- University Counseling Services: 368-5872 - Weekdays. 844-8892 - After 5:00 p.m., weekends and holidays
- Cleveland Rape Crisis Center: 391-3912 - 24 hours
Institutional Sanctions/Criminal Prosecution
Anyone who has been sexually assaulted may choose to pursue both criminal prosecution and CIM disciplinary processes. Regardless of whether criminal charges are filed, all members of the CIM community accused of sexual assault may be subject to judicial actions or sanctions, up to and including expulsion or termination from employment. In the case of student judicial proceedings, both the accused and the accuser are entitled to due process (see Student Affairs Tribunal).
In the aftermath of a sexual assault, CIM will accommodate requests for alternative living, working, and academic arrangements as available and appropriate. Due to the sensitive and traumatic nature of sexual assault, specially trained CWRU staff members are available on a 24-hour basis. A member of the Sexual Assault Response Team is available during work hours at 368-5872, after hours or on weekends at 844-8892. Please tell the operator that this is an emergency or that a sexual assault has occurred. The staff member is trained to guide the student through medical, psychological, and legal options while protecting confidentiality.
Resource Numbers for Reporting Sexual Assaults
All phone numbers are area code (216)
- SAFEline: 368-7777
- CIM Security: 795-3124 (X224)
- University Circle Police: 791-1234 or 911
- Cleveland Police Sex Crime: 623-5630 or 911
- Cleveland Heights Police: 321-1234 or 911
- CIM Deans's Office: 791-5000 (X204)
- CIM Human Resources: 791-5000 (X219)
The Cleveland Institute of Music is dedicated to providing a healthy, comfortable, and productive work environment for its employees and students and to abiding by Ohio law with respect to permissible locations for smoking. The following conditions apply at CIM:
- Smoking is prohibited inside and within 30 feet of any outside doorway or open window in any CIM facility.
- Smoking is prohibited within 30 feet of any posted no-smoking sign.
- Smoking is prohibited in Cutter House.
- Smoking is prohibited on the terrace.
- Smoking on the CWRU campus is restricted to designated areas. Failure to abide by University restrictions can result in a ticket and fine.
- Failure to comply with smoking regulations results in disciplinary action by the Associate Dean for Student Affairs or the Dean, and may result in a ticket and fine from campus police.
There are three designated smoking areas near CIM that are compliant with Ohio law:
- Outside the front entrance to the school beside the bench
- At the end of the walkway to the CIM parking lot
- On the Juniper Road side of Cutter House near the end of the driveway (CWRU has a sign posted indicating the specific area)
If you choose to smoke, you may only use these areas. Place extinguished cigarettes into the assigned containers.
CIM prohibits any acts or threats of violence by any student against any other student, contractor, employee, or visitor, on or off the premises while at CIM. In the interest of maintaining an environment that is safe and free of violence for its students, employees, and visitors, CIM also prohibits the wearing, transporting, storage, presence, or use of dangerous weapons on Institute property, regardless of whether or not the person is licensed to carry the weapon. Further, Ohio law prohibits all persons from selling, discharging, igniting, or exploding any type of fireworks. Any student who violates this policy is subject to disciplinary action, including referral to the Student Affairs Tribunal, interim separation, or and/or separation. In any case, legal action may be taken as appropriate.
The following definitions apply:
- "Institute property" covered by this policy includes all CIM-owned or leased buildings and surrounding areas, such as sidewalks, walkways, parking lots, and driveways under CIM's ownership or control. Furthermore, this policy applies to all CIM-owned or leased vehicles and all vehicles that come onto Institute property.
- "Dangerous weapons" include but are not limited to handguns, firearms, explosives, knives, and other weapons further defined by state statue and/or local ordinance.
- CIM reserves the right at any time and at its discretion to search all Institute-owned or leased vehicles and all vehicles, packages, containers, briefcases, lockers, desks, and persons entering its property, to determine whether any dangerous weapon has been brought into its property or premises in violation of this policy. Any student who refuses prompt permission of such a search is subject to discipline up to and including separation.
Also, all CIM students have the responsibility to inform Security or UCI or CWRU police of any suspicious workplace situations or threats of violence of which they are aware.
Parking is at a premium in University Circle. Four-hour parking meters are located on the streets around CIM (East Boulevard, Hazel Drive). The fee is $.50 per hour, Monday through Friday, from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. There is limited free street parking on Juniper Road available to anyone who is fortunate to find a space open.
Parking permits are available to students for Lot #46 at CWRU. Students interested in purchasing a permit should contact the University Parking office at (216) 368-2273 or by e-mailing email@example.com.
Parking violators will be ticketed by both University Circle and City of Cleveland Police, and the cars of persons with unpaid tickets are either "booted" or towed. Payment of parking fines and towing charges is enforced strictly through all University Circle institutions.
The Hazel Annex Parking lot, adjacent to CIM, is a "permit only" lot for faculty and staff. It will however be open parking between the hours of 3:30pm and 6:00am the following morning. Additionally the lot may be open on weekends.
TOWING OF VEHICLES without permit passes will occur weekday mornings beginning at 6 am.


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While Rodriguez held onto his lead among American League catchers in the final balloting, Guillen was named as a reserve by manager Joe Torre. As a result, the Tigers have multiple All-Stars for the first time since 1994.
Three years after Pudge's last trip to the Midsummer Classic, his return to the AL put him back on top of his position. He easily outdistanced Yankees catcher Jorge Posada, Red Sox backstop Jason Varitek and others for his 11th All-Star Game appearance and 10th in the starting lineup.
"It would be nice to come back after two years," Rodriguez said. "I think all the All-Star Games are special. It's not easy to get there. I enjoy them all."
Rodriguez becomes the first Tiger to be voted into the All-Star Game since his manager, Alan Trammell, topped AL shortstops in 1988. Barring injury, which befell Trammell that year, he'll become the first Tiger to start in an All-Star Game since Cecil Fielder replaced injured Mark McGwire in 1991.
Pudge returns to the All-Star Game, a contest he started a record-tying nine consecutive years from 1993-2001, after missing the past two contests. He lost the balloting to his good friend Posada two years ago during an injury-plagued 2002 season.
"Hopefully he can have some fun at it, because I had fun at it," Posada said. "Ivan is having a great year."
He jumped to the National League ballot when he signed with Florida last year, but couldn't beat Javy Lopez and his torrid first half. He ended up being one of the more publicized snubs of the Senior Circuit.
Since then, the 32-year-old Rodriguez has added to his already impressive resume. He helped lead the Marlins to a World Series title, collecting NLCS MVP honors along the way to his first championship. He then jumped leagues again when he signed a 4-year, $40 million deal to join the Tigers.
The migration from the defending world champions to a team that lost an AL record 119 games this year did about as little to harm his popularity as it did to his stats. Barring a week-long slump to close out the first half, he'll head into the break leading the AL in batting average. No catcher has finished the season with as high an average as the .377 clip Pudge had after Sunday's game.
A large part of that hitting prowess came in June, when Rodriguez became the third player in 25 years to hit .500 or better in a calendar month with at least 75 at-bats.
While each balloting release made Rodriguez's All-Star chances look more and more certain, Guillen's case was one of suspense. Despite arguably the best season among Major League shortstops to this point, he barely cracked the top five at the position in balloting.
Part of that was his past history. He entered the year with a .264 career Major League average and 29 home runs in parts of six seasons. He was traded to the Tigers in January after the Mariners signed free agent Rich Aurilia.
The move from Seattle set up a breakout season. Guillen's 11 home runs not only represent a career high, but they also lead a Tigers roster that boasts power hitters Dmitri Young and Rondell White.
From a pure hitting standpoint, Guillen entered Sunday leading Major League shortstops with a .394 on-base percentage and .954 OPS (on-base plus slugging percentage). His .328 batting average trailed only Texas' Michael Young among AL shortstops, while his .560 slugging percentage ranked second to Chicago's Jose Valentin.
"To me, I felt like I made it, you know," Guillen said Sunday. "I had pretty good numbers. I understand there's a lot of good shortstops. You've got (Miguel) Tejada, Michael Young, they have good numbers. I'm very happy."
Trammell felt so strongly about Guillen's season that he called Torre Saturday afternoon to put in a good word. He called him soon after the Yankees' loss to the Mets, but that didn't seem to matter.
"I wouldn't have made the call if I didn't think it was worthwhile," Trammell said.
It didn't make a difference because Torre had already decided to take him. He was one of two picks Torre made after making sure all AL teams were represented.
"He kept making a case for Carlos Guillen," Torre said, "and he wouldn't let me break in to tell him that he already made the team. We got cut off and he called back, so I let him finish. Then I told him he was on the team before he spoke to me, so he was excited for him.
"Guillen, when you see what he's done, the number of RBIs, that was a really easy decision."
Guillen himself wasn't so sure. He had just bought airline tickets for him and his family to go back to Venezuela over the All-Star break. Luckily for him, they're refundable.
"I'll have to buy more tickets," Guillen joked.
Travis Fryman and Mickey Tettleton were the last pair of Tigers to make the All-Star Game back in '94. Both were selected as reserves. The Tigers haven't had a starter and a reserve in the same game since 1986.
Jason Beck is a reporter for MLB.com. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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Jul 9, 2014 — If you always end up killing your house plants, this week's innovation pick may help. This new microfarming appliance grows produce indoors with just seeds, an electrical outlet and a little water.
Apr 5, 2014 — More and more city dwellers are trying their hand at urban gardening. Most know to be wary of lead in their soil, a report finds, but they're clueless about how to avoid other types of contaminants.
Dec 16, 2013 — A woman in Miami Shores, Fla., is suing her town after it forced her to remove vegetables from the garden in her front yard, which she had tended for 17 years. She's being backed by a a national public interest law firm, but the town says it's a long-standing zoning ordinance that won't be overturned.
Dec 3, 2013 — The space agency has announced plans to grow turnips, basil and cress on the moon by 2015. The experiment could be good news for astronauts sick of their freeze-dried fare. But researchers say the real goal is to see if humans could one day live — and farm — on the moon.
Oct 29, 2013 — Older people who are active every day appear to lower their risk of heart disease and death by almost a third, even if they're not doing the kind of exercise that breaks a sweat. Gardening and puttering around the house qualify. And don't overlook berry-picking, a popular pastime in Sweden, where the study was done.
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Bring captivating cakes to life with creative handmade stamps. Join award-winning cake decorator Erin Gardner, and explore new skills as she guides you through hand-painting a picturesque blue sky with translucent stamped clouds and gum paste hot air balloons. Find out how to capture the glamour of a garden of roses, lilacs and ranunculus flowers using just fruits and vegetables. You'll even learn an approachable method for creating a clean, chic chevron pattern, sure to be envied by everyone! Plus, Erin reveals her innovative techniques for making any design into a custom stamp using money-saving household materials.
Meet Erin and learn how you'll use stamps in this class.
Use celery, apples, marshmallows and other foods to stamp a beautiful floral motif and create the Garden Party Cake.
Make stamps from shape cutters and modify existing stamps to create the wispy and whimsical Lighter Than Air Cake.
Make a chevron stamp and a lovely sugar flower to decorate the posh Effortless Chevron Cake.
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Not bad, I am not a big Barkley fan though. Pass on him.
I can see someone getting Barkley in the 1st.
Unless they change the offensive system to a west coast offense, no way on Barkley. Also, I love Greene as a player, but we already have a pretty good WLB. No need to double up on a position that high in the draft.
wow, nice first 4 picks. I'd love for that to work out. Unfortunately I don't think Eifert nor Barkley will be in the second.
Love the Barkley pick!!!
They also need to bring in Tebow as the starter, but Barkley would be an excellent replacement for Freeman.
We already have a starting fullback, his name is Erik Lorig
Quote from: TomRiddle on February 06, 2013, 02:19:30 AMWe already have a starting fullback, his name is Erik LorigAgreed. I wasn't thinking of Freeman replacing Lorig. They should trade Freeman for Tebow. Tebow starts at QB with Barkley as his backup.


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Produced from 1998-2002, the Mercedes Benz E430 is a special edition vehicle offered by Mercedes USA. The Mercedes E430 is part of the W210 family of vehicles ( 1995-2002 ). The special edition E430 came in two different color schemes for the exterior. One option was 'Quartz Silver' which was the rarer of the two, and 'Obsidian Black'. The E430 also came stock with Walnut trim, Xenon lighting, and 17" alloy wheels making it a truly appealing and beautiful vehicle from Mercedes Benz. Amongst others in its class, the E430 stands out as one of the best pound for pound sedans on the market.
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when I want to publish my Qt app for Meego to the Ovi store, which I compiled with Qt Creator, I get this error:
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when I want to publish my Qt app for Meego to the Ovi store, which I compiled with Qt Creator, I get this error:
Does anyone know what's wrong?Errors
224 - MIME type and content type not compatible.
The latest publishing tool release caused this problem. We are fixing this problem a.s.a.p.
Any progress update? I have the same problem too and it's still not working
This Qt deb package problem is scheduled to be fixed on early wk11.
Thanks! We count on you guys (and gals) to keep MeeGo alive and well I'll try again about March 15th, I hope it will be resolved by then.
Well... I was going to update our app to support new Twitter API before old API is shutdown (5.3.2013), but I guess I have to wait. Before that I can just ask users to download it manually from our website.
Still not working as of today. Any updates? Thank you in advance
This is painfull, but we found some issues with the update and therefore the fix is not necessarily available on this week yet. A.S.A.P is the schedule.
but this procedure has been introduced just now, so in the meantime why don't you start review process as you did before?!?
My package has been sticking since 28th February!!
Merry Christmas Tombola! available on OVI Store!
SuperDaddy available on OVI Store!
QT VirtualKeyboard: http://qt-apps.org/content/show.php/VirtualKeyboard?content=107388
Crack Generator: http://qt-apps.org/content/show.php/MosaicCrack?content=121832
Okay, waiting On the bright side, this means that the update for N9 will be more substantial. Can you please post here when there are news regarding this problem? Thank you for updates on the situation.
Please, fix it! I'm waiting...
This is finally fixed. We are very sorry for the problem! Please go and submit or update your amazing apps!
Great! Just submitted and it works as expected. Thank you!
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Players with fewer than six years of Major League service, and thus not yet eligible for free agency, are commonly said to be "under team control." But the team's financial "control" over players with three-plus years of tenure is considerably limited by salary arbitration.Teams have until 11:59 p.m. ET on Friday to offer contracts to these arbitration-eligible players, thus, the deadline merely sets the playing field for negotiations. It is a formality for clubs to reserve rights to the players. The most meaningful numbers come later, when the two sides file figures for potential arbitration hearings. Players within that service range who are not tendered contracts immediately become free agents, so decisions made greatly influence the offseason market and 2013 prospects. So welcome to Pirates general manager Neal Huntington's pressure-cooker. The Bucs have eight arbitration-eligible players whose projected salaries -- a reliable index, considering much of the arbitration process is based on comparative analysis -- would comprise nearly half of the team's 2013 payroll if it remains in the $60-65 million range. Non-tendering players keeps more payroll dollars in the kitty for talent acquisition. But their piece of the payroll pie suggests they were integral to the Bucs' improved play in 2012. "We've got some pretty good players going through arbitration after pretty good seasons," Huntington said. "Some higher-profile cases." They, and their scenarios, are (with 2012 salary/2013 projection) as follows: Neil Walker, yes.
Walker is the only Super Two of the group, and he was having a notable season (.290, 14 homers, 67 RBIs through mid-August) until waylaid by hand and back injuries. To boot, he's an extremely popular local kid. ($500,000/$2.9 million) Joel Hanrahan, yes.
A 90-percent conversion rate the last two seasons (76 saves in 84 opportunities) makes Hanrahan invaluable in the volatile world of closers. The Pirates will continue to be approached about trading him. Either as their own closer or as a trade chip, they need to retain him. ($4.1 million/$6.9 million) Garrett Jones, yes.
Other than the fact Jones does his thing in the batter's box -- 27 homers last season, averaging 20-plus the last four -- see above. The Bucs have a crowded outfield and alternatives at first base, but Jones could fetch a nice prize on the trade market, especially from a DH-seeking American League club. ($2.25 million/$4.4 million) Jeff Karstens, unlikely
On the mound, Karstens has been one of the Bucs' best performers the last two seasons. But manager Clint Hurdle hasn't seen him there enough. The club has serious concerns about his durability, as he has exceeded 123 innings only once. ($3.1 million/$3.8 million) James McDonald, yes
McDonald's glass is definitely half-full (9-3, 2.37 ERA prior to the All-Star break), not half-empty (3-5, 7.52 ERA after). The Pirates are excited about the challenge of filling him to the brim. ($502,500/$3 million). Charlie Morton, no
Besides not being able to afford locking up money in a guy recovering from Tommy John surgery and unlikely to pitch until August, Huntington is also aware of Morton's willingness to negotiate a fresh deal, since he likes the Pittsburgh environment. The rate of full recovery from the Tommy John procedure is extremely high -- the reason teams have been increasingly prone to secure pitchers knowing they will not be immediately available. Most recently, Scott Baker, who also had Tommy John surgery last year, was signed a couple of weeks ago by the Cubs for $5.5 million plus incentives. It's one way of squirreling assets for the future. The Pirates could fall in line with that thinking for a guy who will not turn 30 until after the 2013 season. Chris Resop, yes
Hurdle likes to turn over his bullpen, especially from guys with heavy workloads (the principal reason Jose Veras was dealt a year ago after a 79-appearance 2011), but Resop's outings dropped from 76 in '11 to 61 last season. Having young guns ready to step in is good, but keeping an affordable veteran with a combative attitude is even better. ($850,000/$1.3 million) Gaby Sanchez, yes
The Pirates still love Sanchez's power and glove, and remain confident he can turn his page back to 2010-11 levels (38 homers and 163 RBIs with the Marlins). ($490,000/$1.8 million).
Tom Singer is a reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog Change for a Nickel. He can also be found on Twitter @Tom_Singer. This story was not subject to the approval of Major League Baseball or its clubs.


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PayPal announced this year that shoppers at The Home Depot, Hollister, Foot Locker and Abercrombie & Fitch can now pay with their mobile number and a PIN associated with their PayPal account.
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Using PayPal for payment in-store or online means you will never have to share your personal financial info, such as your credit card number, with retailers. Plus, PayPal security specialists monitor transactions 24/7. They also have a customer service line for shoppers to call with any questions or concerns.
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Garcinia is a plant where its rind is used in making medicine. It is not similar with the Garcinia hanburyi or gamboge resin. Research shows that this garcinia cambogia helps in preventing fat storage and in controlling a person's appetite. This is plant which is native to India and in some areas in Asia. This fruit is usually used to suppress a person's appetite and increase their metabolism energy. This is also a part of the citrus family. The ingredient that makes the garcinia cambogia used for most dietary and weight loss supplements is the HCA or Hydroxycitric Acid.
The garcinia cambogia is proven by research that it helps in regulating blood sugars naturally and it helps in reducing the cravings of the person taking it. However there are some inconclusive studies in proving their benefits. There are also some researches that the garcinia cambogia can harm users who are diabetic or those who have Alzheimer's disease. There are also some studies where the daily dosages of this supplement differ from one product to another and these have not yet been completely established.
The garcinia cambogia is an all-natural approach in losing weight. This also is safe for most adults to take in. However, there are some contradicting studies to the effect of this supplement to different people and that this may become harmful to those with Alzheimer's disease or those who are diabetic. This also gives an additional protection from gastric ulcer according to some research. This helps by lowering the gastric acid content and thickens the mucosal gastric wall that covers the stomach. These different actions are done by the component found in fruits called the garcinol. Some research also proves that garcinia cambogia is used as a purgative because of its antibacterial property. There are some evidences that this garcinia cambogia helps in treating dysentery and diarrhea.
This is considered as a fat burner because most foods that people take in contains fats and carbohydrates. These carbohydrates are usually converted into fats when the body doesn't use them immediately. Garcinia cambogia extract helps by intervening with the process by stalling the body's production of a catalyst or an enzyme called citrate lyase that helps in speeding up the chemical reactions in the body. If this enzyme is blocked by the garcinia cambogia, the utilization of carbohydrates by the body becomes faster and there won't be any excess carbohydrates in the body which will be converted into fats.


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At least 14 people were injured in a stabbing incident Tuesday at Lone Star College's CyFair campus in Cypress, Texas, according to a spokesman for the CyFair Volunteer Fire Department.
At least four were taken to hospitals by helicopter, the sheriff's department said in a news release.
Paramedics said another eight were taken to hospitals by ambulance and two refused to go to the hospital, according to Houston television station KPRC.
Deputies said it appeared victims were randomly targeted, according to KPRC.
Victims were generally stabbed in their cheeks, shoulders or necks, investigators told local television station KPRC.
Authorities said there was one suspect, who was in custody, according to a sheriff's spokesman. Initial reports said there were two suspects, but those turned out to be incorrect.
Deputies believed one person was running from building to building to carry out the attack, according to Houston television station KPRC.
Authorities first learned about the stabbings at a Lone Star College campus after receiving a 911 call at 11:12 a.m. CT Tuesday describing a "male on the loose stabbing people," Harris County, Texas, Sheriff Adrian Garcia said.
A student tackled the stabbing suspect, investigators told KPRC.
The suspect detained in Tuesday's stabbing incident on a Texas campus is enrolled at Lone Star College, where the incident occurred, Harris County Sheriff Adrian Garcia said.
Lone Star's CyFair campus is located in Harris County, about 30 miles northwest of Houston.
This isn't the first time Lone Star College has been in the news recently. In January, three people were wounded in a shooting at a different Lone Star College campus, the North Harris campus in Houston.
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Better coordination of patient transfers among care sites and within the community could save money and improve the quality of care.
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Better coordination of patient transfers among care sites and within the community could save money and improve the quality of care.
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First report on recent trends in the effectiveness of care coordination for Medicare patients discharged from hospitals shows stagnant national performance and variations in care.
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The intensity of hospital care provided to chronically ill Medicare patients varies greatly among regions, independent of illness. This study examined the associations among hospital care intensity, the technical quality of hospital care, and patients' ratings of their hospital experiences.
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"Scarlett leads to start at OLB opposite McCain." "Straight from camp, Tedford: Treggs and Harper will likely make rotation this year." More in tomorrow's practice report.
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For those wanting a list of recruits who were here this weekend, here they are. QB Zach Kline is a firm Cal verbal. S Shaq Thompson verballed to Cal this weekend. Along the O-line, Jordan Simmons said the Cal visit was better than either the USC or UCLA visits. Kyle Murphy, Josh Garnett, Freddie Tagaloa, and Garrett Adcock also visited. Lots of WRs: Bryce Treggs had positive things to say, and Darius Powe and Malik Gilmore also visited. WR Jordan Payton and Jaydon Mickens (both USC commits) also visited, as did Kenny Walker. RBs: Byron Marshall and KeiVarae Russell might be interested in playing together. Also in attendance: LB Hardy Nickerson Jr. & Michael Barton, QB, TE Ian Taubler & Jalen Cope-Fitzpatrick, CB Ryan Dillard, DB Dalis Bruce. Check out the full story and all the quotes on the link above. (HT Redonkulous Bear for finding this article)
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HAVILAND – Wayne Trace senior Sylvia Young was a unanimous choice as Paulding County's Volleyball Player of the Year by the Paulding County Progress in voting recently by coaches and media members.
Young led the Lady Raiders with 215 kills on the season while also pacing the red, white and blue in aces (36) and blocks (39). The 6-3 senior chipped in 31 digs as well for Wayne Trace.
"Sylvia worked very hard to improve her game this year," commented Lady Raider head coach Angie Speice. "She has put in a lot of time and has striven to make herself a better overall player. She became much more of a force for us in the middle this year and was a much improved all-around player."


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FS Dashon Goldson has decided to return to the 49ers after spending Sunday meeting with the Patriots in New England.
49ers sign Braylon Edwards
In an attempt to bolster their passing game with another downfield threat, the 49ers have signed free agent WR Braylon Edwards.
Whitner leaves Buffalo for San Francisco
Former Bills S Donte Whitner, the No. 8 overall pick in 2006, said he joined the Bengals, but it was later reported he signed a three-year deal with the 49ers.
49ers ink C Goodwin to three-year deal
A week after losing C David Baas in free agency to the Giants, the 49ers found his replacement, reaching a three-year deal with C Jonathan Goodwin, according to multiple reports.
Report: 49ers sign CB Rogers
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Top 10 NFC West IDPs
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49ers hire John Becker as senior personnel advisor
The 49ers announced Tuesday that they have hired John Becker as senior personnel advisor.
Reports: Bengals sign LB Lawson to one-year deal
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49ers agree on one-year deal with S Williams
The 49ers and ex-Vikings S Madieu Williams have agreed on a one-year deal, agent Kenny Zuckerman told PFW Monday.
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49ers head coach Jim Harbaugh told Comcast SportsNet Bay Area Sunday that Frank Gore will end his contract holdout and report to camp.
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Stonington — Police have identified the man who was flown by Life Star helicopter to Rhode Island Hospital Monday afternoon following a two-car accident on Route 1 as 65-year-old Joseph McKernan of Stonington.
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News about iPhone, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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Aug. 21, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A on smoothing out video quality of old 8-millimeter film that has been converted to DVD; changing password that unlocks Windows 8.1 tablet; TIp of the Week on unlocking orientation of iPhone display. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A on precautions in using free public Wi-Fi network and how to see the date and time stamps of iPhone photos; Tip of the Week on keyboard shortcuts for watching YouTube videos. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Gadgetwise column; iOgrapher iPhone case helps stabilize the phone or an iPad while shooting video and allows moviemakers to add lenses and lights. MORE
Apr. 26, 2014
Apple offers to replace faulty on-off buttons on iPhone 5 devices; says rare flaw affects 'a small percentage' of previous-generation smartphones. MORE
Apr. 24, 2014
Molly Wood Machine Learning column compares the Windows Phone 8.1 mobile operating system with iPhone and Android operating systems; says while Windows is comparable to Android, iPhone operating system is still superior. MORE
Apr. 10, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A column; some versions of Microsoft Surface tablets are able to run iTunes; problems with the iPhone's screen rotation function have multiple solutions; Tip of the Week on organizing Microsoft Outlook.com inbox. MORE
Mar. 10, 2014
The upgrade improves reliability of the fingerprint sensor in the iPhone 5S and adjusts the way that Siri works, among many other changes and fixes. MORE
Jan. 28, 2014
Apple reports first-quarter profit of $13.1 billion for period ending Dec 28, 2013, roughly flat from same period one year earlier; reports record sales of 51 million iPhones,with strong growth in emerging markets that has defied predictions that phone's success would taper; revenue for quarter was $57.6 billion. MORE
Jan. 18, 2014
Apple is counting on long-awaited agreement with world's largest cellular operator, China Mobile, to make major headway in Chinese market; customers were finally able to buy iPhones from China Mobile, but turnout was underwhelming in Beijing, even with Apple's chief executive Timothy D Cook on hand. MORE
Jan. 2, 2014
Gadgetwise blog; Felix's MonkeyOh is a phone stand shaped like a monkey that holds your iPhone or iPod while it charges. MORE
Dec. 23, 2013
Analysts say Apple and China Mobile's deal to bring iPhone to Chinese carrier in 2014 could, at least initially, give Apple big lift into the vast Chinese market with 763 million customers; Apple, however, will face competitive challenges in market where Android leads. MORE
Dec. 8, 2013
David Segal The Haggler column observes that in switching from an Apple to an Android phone, text messages do not necessarily follow suit. MORE
Nov. 14, 2013
Gadgetwise blog; Pad and Quill makes handcrafted cases that resemble bound notebooks for Kindle e-readers and Apple iPhones and iPads. MORE
Oct. 24, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A on sorting out first names on Yahoo's new e-mail format, how to turn off iPhone tracking, and Tip of the Week on Google's new experimental features. MORE
Oct. 17, 2013
Gadgetwise blog; PocketPlug is iPhone case with two flip-out prongs that plug into an electrical outlet for charging. MORE
Oct. 6, 2013
Fred Vogelstein article explores historic moment when Steve Jobs unveiled Apple's iPhone in January 2007. MORE
Oct. 6, 2013
Judith Newman observes that users of iPhone video call technology FaceTime complain that the videos, especially under Apple's new iOS 7 software system, give them the appearance of fat, wrinkly necks. MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Gadgetwise blog; tech company iZZi Gadgets says its Orbit case will turn an iPhone into professional-grade device for digital photographers. MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Gadgetwise blog; iPhone 5 Power Gallery battery case from Uncommon can be customized with a picture from the user. MORE
Oct. 3, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A on enlarging the iOS 7 system type on your devices, and installing software when you have no CD drive on your laptop; Tip of the Week notes most mobile systems have software to find lost devices and remotely lock and erase them. MORE
Sep. 18, 2013
David Pogue State of the Art column reviews Apple's two new iPhones, 5C (budget model) and the 5S; says they are not exactly innovative, but they look good and the software is more efficient to navigate. MORE
Sep. 11, 2013
Apple's two new iPhones include the lower-cost iPhone 5C aimed at less wealthy countries, which comes in plastic case and has same features as now-discontinued iPhone 5; fancier model, iPhone 5S, comes in aluminum and includes faster processor and fingerprint sensor for security; investor reaction to new phones is muted. MORE
Sep. 10, 2013
Apple is introducing two iPhones, including a new lower-cost model targeted at overseas countries where expensive smartphones are out of reach for many consumers; addition of a cheaper iPhone could help Apple sell tens of millions more phones, but it could also diminish its reputation as a premium brand; many luxury companies have faced this challenge before, with wildly different results. MORE
Sep. 8, 2013
The annual iPhone unveilings draw fans, entrepreneurs and technology executives who are praying that a new function does not make their company obsolete. MORE
Aug. 29, 2013
Personal Tech Q&A column notes choosing between Mac or Windows is a matter of preference,unless a specific program is needed; Voice Memos app on the iPhone is discussed; Tip of the Week on protecting your Facebook account. MORE
Jun. 20, 2013
David Pogue State of the Art column reviews Microsoft's Office mobile application for the iPhone, saying it falls short of duplicating the everyday functions of Word, Excel and PowerPoint; points out some outside apps do it better. MORE
Jun. 18, 2013
Duracell recently introduced the PowerSnap Kit, a charging case and battery that works with its Powermat charging stations. MORE
May. 29, 2013
Mod-3 has produced a minimalist case called the Radius that just covers the essentials for your phone. MORE
May. 20, 2013
MyCharge has introduced the Freedom 2000, a battery case for the iPhone 5 that provides power via a tethered Lightning connector. MORE
May. 14, 2013
Absolute Technology recently introduced Linkase, a $50 cellphone case for the iPhone 5 that uses electromagnetic waveguide technology to enhance the Wi-Fi signal. MORE
May. 14, 2013
Dr Isaac Bogoch study published in American Journal of Tropical Medicine and Hygiene reports creation of microscope capable of diagnosing round worms in children by sticking $8 lens to iPhone with piece of double-sided tape; microscope detects worms with 70 percent accuracy of conventional microscope. MORE
May. 6, 2013
Apple's grip on digital accessories market is starting to slip, potentially risking royalties and giving customers more freedom to switch to other prices; its years of tight control of third-party products, newer technologies and changes to how its phones and tablets connect to other devices have pushed consumers and business partners to explore other options. MORE
May. 4, 2013
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column describes movie-like high speed chase in which New York police officers in cruiser followed elevated No 7 train in Queens, pursuing teenage iPhone thief using Find My iPhone feature on victim's phone; thief was caught at Junction Boulevard stop, where officers were able to make phone ring in teen's back pocket by dialing victim's number. MORE
Apr. 1, 2013
The Snooze bedside stand from Distil Union makes it easy to read the time on your iPhone and hit the snooze button when the alarm goes off. MORE
Mar. 22, 2013
European Union regulators are examining contracts Apple strikes with cellphone carriers that sell its iPhone for possible antitrust violations; move comes in response to complaints from several carriers that deals throttled competition. MORE
Jan. 26, 2013
Michael Wilson Crime Scene column on growing number of thefts of iPhones or iPads in New York City, crime known as 'Apple picking'; recounts tale of one iPhone that was actually stolen twice in one day. MORE
Jan. 20, 2013
App City column on Movie Pass, iPhone app and mobile Web site that allows users to go to unlimited number of movies in local theaters for flat monthly fee. MORE
Jan. 15, 2013
Analysts say Apple must decide whether to keep catering to high end of the phone market with its iPhone, reaping fat profits from relatively fewer sales, or offer something cheaper to compete with lower-cost alternatives like Samsung's phones; stock price is down 30 percent since Sept 2012. MORE
Jan. 14, 2013
Google has become one of the most prolific developers of apps for the Apple iPhone, helping its rival even as their relationship worsens; strategy is aimed at accessing as much user data as possible, while gaining user loyalty and replacing proprietary Apple software. MORE
Dec. 13, 2012
David Pogue State of the Art column says Google's maps app for iPhone offers smooth navigation and intelligent directions for driving, walking and public transportation. MORE
Dec. 13, 2012
Release of new Google Maps app for iPhone may help Apple customers find their way, but it will not relieve Apple of the pressure to improve its own maps service. MORE
Oct. 25, 2012
Kit Eaton App Smart column notes IPhone and its Android rival have mostly free apps that give tips on what phones can do. MORE
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More Dances for an iPhone, Inspired by Sondheim
The choreographer Richard Daniels will soon release a fourth installment of his iPhone app, with dances set to music by Stephen Sondheim.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: Dancing , iPhone , Mobile Applications
Making Old Video Less Shaky
Plus, how to change the password that unlocks a Windows 8.1 tablet.
August 21, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: Tablet Computers , Video Recordings, Downloads and Streaming , iPhone , DVD (Digital Versatile Disc) , Computers and the Internet
Selling an Old iPhone? Here Are Things to Consider
Memory matters, but not the way you might expect, and other counterintuitive lessons from the used-phone marketplace.
August 9, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: Smartphones , iPhone , Gazelle.com
Using the 'Public' Network Option
Plus, how to see the date and time stamps of iPhone photos.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: iPhone , Computers and the Internet , YouTube.com , Computer Security , Video Recordings, Downloads and Streaming , Photography
An iPhone Case Ready for Hollywood
The iOgrapher helps stabilize the phone or an iPad while shooting video and allows moviemakers to add lenses and lights.
July 31, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: Basulto, David , iPad , iPhone , Video Recordings, Downloads and Streaming , Smartphones , Photography
Hold the Phone: A Big-Data Conundrum
Why does my phone seem to slow down when a new one is introduced? The data show correlations, not conclusions.
July 27, 2014, Sunday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: Google Inc , iPhone , Apple Inc , Android (Operating System) , Smartphones , Data-Mining and Database Marketing , Samsung Group
Apple Reports $7.7 Billion Profit on Strong iPhone Sales
While rivals like Samsung are starting to show weakness in phone sales, Apple sold 35.2 million iPhones in the third fiscal quarter, up 13 percent from the period a year ago.
July 23, 2014, Wednesday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: China Mobile Ltd , iPhone , Samsung Electronics Co , Apple Inc , Company Reports , iPad
Farhad Manjoo, What's in Your Bag?
We've asked a few reporters to share what they cannot do without when they leave their home or office
July 21, 2014, Monday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: Manjoo, Farhad , iPhone , Digital Audio Players , Smartphones , Computers and the Internet
Facebook and Apple Posting Quarterly Earnings This Week
When Apple announces its quarterly results on Tuesday, the power of the iPhone will be put to the test.
July 21, 2014, Monday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: Smartphones , Facebook Inc , Apple Inc , Company Reports , iPhone , Detroit (Mich)
Father and Son; Making Photos While Breaking the Rules
Jeff and Henry Jacobson, father and son photographers, discuss their visual influences and making pictures on film and on Instagram.
July 17, 2014, Thursday
MORE ON IPHONE AND: Jacobson, Howard , Jacobson, Jeff , Peterson, Mark , Los Angeles (Calif) , Europe , Africa , Magnum Photos , Instagram Inc , Photography , iPhone , Smartphones , Cameras
Siri and Google Now, Meet Cortana
Molly Wood tests out mobile virtual assistants, including Microsoft's Cortana, to see if Siri has met her match.
Your Best Selfie
A test of four top smartphones to find out which forward-facing camera takes the best selfie.
Home Movie on Your Phone
Home movies are increasingly being filmed on the smart phone. Here is how to do it using iMovie, from Apple.
Waiting in Line for an iPhone
A tweaked version of a movie made by Casey Neistat on what it's like to wait in line for a new iPhone was used by Apple to thank some employees for the most successful iPhone launch ever.
App Smart: Best Apps for iOS7
Now that Apple has rolled out its latest mobile operating system, iOS 7, several apps take advantage of the new look and feel of iPhones.
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Aussie downhiller Sam Hill is a three-time winner of the UCI World Downhill Championships, taking the title in 2006 and 2007 for the Iron Horse racing team, and in 2010 in Mont Saint Anne, this time riding for the Monster Energy Specialized team. He also topped the overall standings of the 2007 and 2009 UCI Elite Mens Downhill World Cup series. In December 2012 it was announced that Hill had signed for the Chain Reaction Cycles/Nukeproof team. His 2013 season started well, as he dominated the Australian National Downhill MTB Series, winning all three rounds. He also performed solidly in the World Cup series with third-placed finishes in round 3 in Vallnord, and round 4 in Mont Sainte Anne, and he finished the season in eighth place overall. Born on 21st July 1985 in Glen Forest, Western Australia, Sam began riding mountain bikes at the age of two. At nine, he was already participating in competitive mountain bike events, but it wasn't until the age of twelve that he experienced downhill for the first time and he quickly fell in love with the sport. At 16, he placed third at the Vail World Championships in the Under-19 division. The next year, he captured the junior World Championship, and he defended the title in 2003. Ten years on, Sam remains one of the most exciting and feared competitors in modern downhill mountain biking, and is particularly well-known for his skill in riding fast, steep, courses in cold and treacherous conditions.
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Mila Kunis, who celebrates her birthday Aug. 14, has enjoyed a successful TV and movie career. Take a look at images of the actress on and off set.
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