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Kevin Bacher can imagine Mount Rainier National Park without volunteers, and it's not a pretty picture.
"Visitor centers would have longer lines," said the park's volunteer program manager. "Trails would remain unrepaired, and many of those washed out in the 2006 flood would remain unreconstructed.
"Without Meadow Rovers to remind people to stay on trails, the beautiful wildflower meadows would be more trampled, and without citizen scientists, we would have a poorer understanding of the mountain's ecosystems. Without volunteer climbing rangers and mountain rescue volunteers, many of our successful rescues would have turned out very differently. Almost every resource and every facility in our park is touched by volunteers and would be less without their help."
Last year, volunteer work at Rainier was equivalent to hiring about 125 seasonal employees, Bacher said. Those are hires Mount Rainier and other parks don't have the money to make in an era of perpetual budget trimming.
"Our park system, whether state, federal or local, could not be maintained without a core group of volunteers," said John Walsh, a Lacey resident who volunteers at Mount Rainier.
Volunteers clean beaches and parks. They advocate for trails, parks and activities. They help with rescues and research. And they help educate visitors.
"There are so many places where people can volunteer," said Ken Guza, a volunteer from Olympia. "And it's very rewarding. … If you've got a passion, there's a place to use it."
Here's a look at four South Sound residents who've found places to use their passions for the outdoors:
Dixie Gatchel
Foothills Rails to Trails Coalition
Ask many members of the Foothills Rails to Trails Coalition how many hours they volunteer, and they won't give you an answer, says Dixie Gatchel.
Gatchel, the organization's active transportation coordinator, dedicates much of her time to researching and advocating for the slowly expanding multiuse trail. The 90-year-old laughed when she heard the question.
"A lot of us are ashamed that if we said, people might think we don't have a life," Gatchel said. "But when you are passionate about something, you get carried away."
For two decades, Gatchel and her husband, Clay, volunteered at Mount Rainier. When they retired, they found a new passion riding their bikes on the Foothills Trail. In 2002, long-time trail advocate Ernie Bay persuaded them to be on the trail's courtesy patrol.
Clay died in an accident on the trail in 2005, and Gatchel no longer rides because her hip replacement is going bad. But she still passionately works with the coalition to maintain the trail and help it grow.
Her dream is to help the Foothills Trails complete links that will connect it to Buckley and the Sumner Link Trail. And for those trails to link to others to create a statewide trail network.
"People could leave their cars in the garage," she said. "And I think it would be good for tourism. We'd be a destination."
Slowly the dream is coming true. On March 31, a new section connecting the Foothills Trail to the Shaw Road Bridge was dedicated. And other projects are inching forward.
Part of Gatchel's dream is to see these trails connected in her lifetime. "But they better hurry," she joked. "I have one foot in the grave and the other on a banana peel."
Ken Guza and Diana Larsen-Mills
South Sound Estuary Association
The primary beneficiary of Ken Guza and Diana Larsen-Mills' volunteer work is the South Sound Estuary Association, where both are board members and Larsen-Mills is the acting executive director.
But the retired couple has found many other ways to volunteer. They've worked for national parks, national seashores, the Sierra Club, the state Department of Natural Resources, the Mount Tahoma Trails Association, an Oregon antelope refuge and others.
"We enjoy getting involved and being outdoors," Guza said. "There are so many opportunities to do that with everybody being short-staffed, it's just a matter of exploring a little bit."
Guza estimates they donate about 20 days per year, and they've been rewarded with several interesting experiences.
Once, when working in a wilderness area at Crater Lake National Park where power tools aren't allowed, they used a crosscut saw to clear downed trees.
"You are tired at the end of the day, but it was fun to use the antique tools," he said.
Guza urges outdoor lovers to pay attention to their surroundings and to be sensitive to the need for volunteers.
"A lot of people like doing things outside," Guza said. "You can combine that with doing a public service."
Eric Seemann
Friends of Capital Forest trail crew
For the past five years, on the first Saturday of each month, the Seemanns get in some quality father-son time on the trails of Capital State Forest.
They work on the trails, socialize with other volunteers, and then, if they still have enough energy, hop on their mountain bikes and go for a ride.
Matthew, 16, and Isaac, 20, always do, of course, but they have a running joke about whether their dad, Eric, will ride.
Seemann says volunteering with his boys — and sometimes his wife — is a rewarding experience.
"Exercising, socializing and stewardship," he said.
He says volunteering with the Friends of Capital Forest has been a perfect opportunity for him to have fun with his sons while helping them learn about hard work and the importance of donating time.
"They really took to it," Seemann said of his sons. "They work really hard."
And he says they've really bought into the idea of giving back to what they really enjoy.
Seemann describes Friends of Capital Forest as a "fun, diverse group" that helps make dramatic improvements to a forest trying to distance itself from its reputation as a dumping ground.
"It really has come a long way," said Seemann, recalling a day when the group removed seven queen-size mattresses and rescued an abandoned puppy. "But there's always work to do, continual fine tuning."
John Walsh
Mount Rainier Meadow Rover
John Walsh grew up in New England where he worked as a mountain guide and loved the outdoors. A Washington resident since the 1970s, he continues to explore his passion for the outdoors at Mount Rainier National Park.
During a hike in 2004, he met a couple wearing volunteer uniforms on the trail and started talking about their work. He was so intrigued he that he and his entire family signed up.
Walsh and his wife, Dorothy; daughter, Kelly; and son, Dan, became Meadow Rovers and it became common for them to volunteer 100 hours per summer.
As rovers, they roam the trails at Paradise and Sunrise interacting with visitors, answering questions, instructing people to stay on trails and assisting those who need help.
Walsh, 63, says volunteering has changed the way he views the outdoors. Instead of hiking briskly from Point A to Point B, he takes his times as he wanders the meadows.
"When you slow down, it gives you a deeper appreciation for what the park really is," Walsh said. "It is such an asset."
Whether it's the scenery, the animals or meeting interesting people, Walsh says "every day provides some kind of gift."
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- Nuts on Clark, Chicago Midway Airport. A few years ago, I attended an airport concessions conference in Chicago. At the end of the conference, we were given a tour — and samples — of the airport's best. I had the popcorn here and fell in love. No lie – I actually will schedule a stopover at Midway if it works in my travel plans to get this popcorn. They have an outpost at O'Hare too.
- Northpoint, General Mitchell International Airport, Milwaukee. I have a friend who lives in the area and recommended I try the custard at this local favorite. I had the vanilla, and it was so good, I wanted to light up a cigarette — and I don't even smoke!
- Boudin Bakery Cafe, San Francisco International Airport. Whenever I'm leaving the city of my birth, a loaf of Boudin (pronounce it Bo-DEEN) sourdough bread is in my carry-on. But if I have time to eat, I always get the clam chowder in a sourdough bread bowl. De-LISH!
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West Springfield town councilor Brian Griffin has confirmed to CBS 3 that Hard Rock International will announce its proposal for a resort-style casino on the Big E fairgrounds at a red carpet luncheon Friday afternoon.
"I've been assured that it'll be a tremendous event tomorrow to show that they're very interested in our community and the surrounding communities," said Griffin. "And I expect great things tomorrow."
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Bethel Remembers Jay Substad, 2013 Alumnus of the Year
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Jay Substad founded Agua Viva ministry, bringing clean water and the gospel to the people of Honduras.
Jay C. Substad, class of 1988 and Bethel's 2013 College of Arts & Sciences Alumnus of the Year, died suddenly on January 17. He was 47.
With the prompting of the Holy Spirit, Substad made a "huge step outside of [his] comfort zone" and with three others, created the Agua Viva ("Living Water") ministry in Honduras. In 2010 Substad began partnering with Bethel University to prepare students to serve on spring missions trips to Honduras, saying "If we make ourselves available, He'll use us."
Matthew Runion, associate campus pastor, says "Jay was an incredible partner in our missions program. His pursuit of Christ and the Kingdom of God was unmistakable and contagious. Through leading annual spring break teams to Honduras, he spread his passion for the gospel of Jesus Christ to many, many Bethel students."
Preceded in death by his mother Jane, Substad is survived by his wife of 26 years Susie '88 (Mathis) and their children Allison '13 (fiancée, Grant Mitchell), Bethany (a Bethel junior), Trent, and Burk; father Robert (Gong); siblings Todd (Diane), Keith (Lonna), and Paige; and many nieces and nephews.
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This report examines the latest progress towards achieving the MDGs. It reaffirms that the MDGs have made a profound difference in people's lives.
Women are assuming more power in the world's parliaments, boosted by quota systems.
Legislated or voluntary quotas were used in 39 chambers holding elections. Such measures impact positively on women's access to parliament. However, quotas alone are not enough: political parties need to field more women candidates.
Proportion of seats held by women in single or lower houses of national parliament, 2000 and 2014 (Percentage). Source: The Millennium Development Goals Report 2014.
Like many others of her village in northern Sri Lanka, Jecindan Dharsha was displaced several times during nearly three decades of conflict in the country andmore
Ana Luisa Rodríguez de González has already served four terms as the mayor of Atiquizaya. She won her first election in 2003. In that same year,more
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on Nov 11, 2013 at 1:45 pm
Hmmm. Sounds like the sixties all over again when baseball player Curt Flood rented a house in Alamo (check Google for the story). I thought we would have evolved by now!
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Guess who's coming to trick-or-treat?
on Nov 11, 2013 at 7:19 pm
Aside from what some other residents feel about their marriage, the Neri family should have done their research before moving in. In a private gated community, HOA's can set their CCR's to exclude quite a few things, and every different gated part of "Blackhawk" (Blackhawk (proper), Silver Maple, Tennis Villas, Saddleback, etc.) have their own set of rules. If they wanted their kids to be able to do everything they are complaining about, they should have moved into Blackhawk proper. Halloween is bigger than Christmas here. It sounds like they wanted their cake (the most exclusive section of Blackhawk) and wanted to eat it too (not following the rules). Give me a break!!!!


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Portfolio with 660 motor-racing pictures, taken by the author between 1981 and 2011 at motor-racing events (Formula 1, Formula 2, Formula 3000, Group C, GP2, GP3, Champ Car, Superleague Formula, and some support-events at these races).
Pictures of over 175 different drivers can be found in the book. Among them world champions like Michael Schumacher, Sebastian Vettel, Ayrton Senna, Alain Prost, Nelson Piquet, Fernando Alonso, Jenson Button, Mika Hakkinen, Nigel Mansell, Jacques Villeneuve, Damon Hill, Niki Lauda, Lewis Hamilton, and Kimi Raikkonen. As well as pictures of back markers, like Claudio Langes, Gregor Foitek, Michael Bartels, Fabrizio Barbazza, and Pedro Chavez.


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The Secret Birds, a clutch of fantastic creatures of the artist's own invention, is Fitzpatrick's final show of drawings before leaving Chicago for New Orleans. The work is interlaced with poetry, ephemera, and his institutional memory of the city itself: "A bird made from bright planets."
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Ken Mehlman: Republicans should support marriage equality
Postedon Dec 10, 2010 at 03:30 pm
Republicanism is about giving people more personal freedoms, and marriage is one such freedom, says Ken Mehlman, the former head of the Republican National Committee.
Therefore, Republicans should embrace the freedom to marry—at least ideologically.
Opinion: Marriage equality is a matter of health as well as rights
Postedon Dec 10, 2010 at 01:30 pm
Dr. Gabriel Garcia of the Stanford School of Medicine discusses the healthcare disparities that result from the LGBT community being denied the freedom to marry.
Pro-marriage equality Mark Dayton to be first Democratic Governor in Minnesota in 20 years
Postedon Dec 09, 2010 at 11:30 am
Republican Tom Emmer, a staunch opponent of LGBT rights and the freedom to marry (supported in the race by Target and Best Buy), has finally conceded defeat to Democrat Mark Dayton in Minnesota's governor race — Dayton will become the state's first Democratic governor in more than 20 years.
The freedom to marry a plus for travel
Postedon Dec 01, 2010 at 11:30 am
Since only five states in the country and Washington D.C. legally recognize the freedom to marry, gays and lesbians who don't live in one of those places, must travel to tie the knot.
This means an uptick in travel and tourism to those five states and the nation's capital.
Close Ohio gay-rights vote mirrors national debate
Postedon Nov 29, 2010 at 09:30 am
Surveys repeatedly find that young adults, far more so than their elders, support the rights of gays to marry and serve openly in the military.
A Gallup poll earlier this year showed, for the first time, a majority of Americans saying same-sex relations were morally acceptable.
Lack of domestic partner benefits for civil servants continues
Postedon Nov 18, 2010 at 03:00 pm
The most vital benefits sought by gays and lesbians in the federal workforce, health insurance and other family benefits, must be approved by Congress.
A bill granting them has passed committees in the Senate and House but has not been brought up for a floor vote in either chamber.
Argentine gays proud of 500 marriages of same-sex couples
Postedon Nov 08, 2010 at 10:00 am
Thousands marched in Argentina's Gay Pride parade on Saturday, celebrating the country's status as the first in Latin America to legalize the freedom to marry and vowing to campaign for new rights for transgender people.
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Postedon Nov 03, 2010 at 09:45 am
Michael Adams, President of SAGE (Services and Advocacy for Gay, Lesbian, Bi-sexual and Transgender Elders) offers his views on the benefits of the freedom to marry for the senior LGBT community.
Voice for Equality: Kenneth Cole
Postedon Oct 22, 2010 at 04:00 pm
Kenneth Cole is an American clothing designer whose Kenneth Cole Productions sells clothing and accessories under the following lines: Kenneth Cole New York, Kenneth Cole Reaction, and Unlisted.
In the fall of 2010, Mr. Cole participated in the HRC's New Yorkers for Marriage Equality project by appearing in a video in support of the freedom to marry.
Freedom to marry law gives a boost to wedding business
Postedon Oct 18, 2010 at 02:00 pm
Wedding businesses were just as excited as equal rights groups when marriage equality became legal in the Granite State earlier this year.
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EYEWITNESS LOCAL NEWSFather Charged With Assaulting Infant In Carter County
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GRAYSON, Ky. (Tiersa Davis) -- A Carter County man is facing charges after his infant child was hospitalized with a head injury.
Shannon Wagoner, 32, of Grayson was charged with first-degree assault, possession of marijuana and possession of drug paraphernalia.
The Kentucky State Police said a two-month old baby was taken to King's Daughters Medical Center in Ashland to be treated for a head injury on Sunday. The baby was transported to Cabell Huntington Hospital due to the nature of the injury and troopers were contacted. Detectives determined the suspect hit the baby in the head, causing the injury. Troopers said the assault happened at a home in Carter County and the suspect was arrested in Boyd County on Wednesday.
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A cat was rescued by firefighters from a 70 millimetre gap in Lye.
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Posted On: January 30, 2014
You have probably heard that 2013 was the driest year on record and 2014 has started with little or no rain. State water officials have recognized that California's river and reservoirs are below their record lows and snowpack is only at about 17% of the normal average for this time of year. As a result, Governor Brown has declared a drought state of emergency and called on all Californians to voluntarily reduce their water usage by 20%. The federal government has declared Los Angeles County, among 26 other counties, as a natural disaster area.
The drought is a legitimate state-wide concern but communities impacted most directly are those depending on imported surface water. Whittier has historically had sufficient local groundwater resources because it did not outgrow those resources and come to depend on imported water. The City encourages our residents to avoid abusing our water supply and to conserve voluntarily.
In early 2011, the City Council adopted an updated Urban Water Management Plan (UWMP) that identifies specific conservation measures for addressing severe drought conditions. Our water supply conditions have not yet triggered any of the additional conservation measures in the plan. The City is carefully monitoring our water supply and will immediately implement the conservation measures if and when necessary. Meanwhile, we are following how the California Department of Water Resources implements the Governor's call for voluntary 20% reductions. In short, we should take seriously the current drought conditions, but wise planning and management over the years means there is no immediate cause for alarm in Whittier.
The City is within the boundaries of the Central Basin Water District (CBWD) and Whittier residents are eligible for all the water conservation assistance that is offered through the CBWD programs www.centralbasin.org/water-conservation-facts.html. For tips on saving water inside and outside your home, please check out www.saveourh2o.org and www.centralbasin.org/water-saving-tips.html


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An online site promising information about Mississippi drivers license renewal is now what it seems.
The website mississippidriverslicense.org may look legitimate but we think it could be considered misleading.
While the website looks official, John O'Hara with the Better Business Bureau says all it really amounts to is: "$17.00 a pop from people for information they can get for free....I'm probably going to get a book telling me how to register get my license renewed here in the state of Mississippi which is free information."
If you look carefully you will find the website is clearly marked with disclaimers saying it is private and not associated with a government agency. The Better Business Bureau says steer clear and don't buy into this.
The Department of Public Safety says they have contacted the Attorney General's cyber crimes division. And the BBB is alerting the FBI cyber crimes unit.
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Hamilton Project - The Empire Strikes Back
by blues, Sun Apr 09, 2006 at 07:38:29 AM EDT
You should know that there is now definitive information to the effect that what are being called the "corporate forces within the Democratic Party," or "Wall Street Democrats" are organizing a project to neutralize the party's grassroots movement. They call their putsch "the Hamilton Project." This is probably not "only a test," folks.
This information has appeared at Sirotablog HERE, AT WORKING FOR CHANGE, and at TODAY'S SIROTABLOG 4/9/06.


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EU fines four chemical companies $350 million for running rubber
European Union regulators levied about $350 million in fines against DuPont and three other chemical companies for fixing the price of a type of rubber used to make shoe soles, condoms and other products, according to the Associated Press. The EU said the cartel operated between 1993 and 2002 and that companies from the U.S., Germany, Italy and Japan colluded to agree on each others'' market shares and set prices for chloroprene rubber. Italy''s Eni SpA faced the highest fine of $194.6 million, followed by U.S.-based DuPont Co., which will pay $71.8 million for the actions of a former joint venture with Dow Chemical Co. called DuPont Dow Elastomers LLC. The operation was disbanded in 2005 when Dow withdrew. DuPont was separately fined an additional $15.6 million. Japan''s Denka Seiken Co. Ltd. was fined $69.3 million, while Tosoh Corp. was fined only $7 million because it cooperated with EU investigators. German chemical maker Bayer AG, due to its role in playing "whistle-blower" and bringing the cartel to the attention of the Commission, according to an EU spokesman. Bayer could have been fined nearly $300 million.


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Crews from the Manchester Water and Sewer Department are on the scene of a water main break near the intersection of Fern and South Main streets in the city Tuesday afternoon.
Department officials told Eyewitness News by 3:15 p.m., most customers already had service back. However, there are four customers and one business on Country Club Drive without water that could remain without it for eight hours.
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My grandmother kept a giant jar of these cookies on her kitchen counter year round (except for Passover); they were exceptionally tender, very lightly sweetened and they had a lovely citrus aroma. She wasn't a baker but she was a very good cook and her cookies were always perfectly shaped and baked with a nice shine from the egg wash brushed on top.
She didn't use measuring cups or a digital scale, needless to say, she didn't have access to the infinite number of recipes on the internet, so she baked what her mother and grandmothers did and her recipes were not written anywhere. For these cookies, she used a Turkish coffee cup (which roughly equals to a third of a cup) each of sugar and oil and she added the flour by just feeling the dough. I made multiple batches of these cookies, adding more flour, using less, only baking soda, some baking soda and some baking powder trying to replicate the same cookies she made so effortlessly. I find, the key to the tender crumb is the baking soda.
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Mobile Applications
This page is a growing collection of all the mobile app coverage that has appeared in The New York Times, both in print and online. Check back often, as this page will be updated regularly. We will also feature lists of favorite apps from Times writers. Click on any of the headings below to see all the coverage of a specific app category.
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Aug. 29, 2014
More than one million people have downloaded free app Red Alert, which tracks rocket fire from Gaza that alerts users with a siren similar to those heard in the south of Israel; Red Alert is the best known of several such smartphone apps. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares smartphone apps that teach basics of computer programming; praises The Ensign, mobile text-based game. MORE
Aug. 28, 2014
Vanessa Friedman reflects that more and more fashion-geared mobile apps emerge season after season; notes that some are more download-worthy than others. MORE
Aug. 26, 2014
Hike, popular Indian-made instant messaging system, lets young users filter information to cloak aspects of their social lives from their parents; free service has surpassed 20 million users across India in less than two years. MORE
Aug. 24, 2014
J D Biersdorfer reviews mobile book applications The Barrington Atlas of the Greek and Roman World, Virtual History Roma, Ancient Greece, Ancient Greek, SPQR, Ancient Greek Lexicon and Syntax and Logeion. MORE
Aug. 21, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares first-person shooter games that are now available for smartphones; notes that Foursquare has moved its check-in and meet-with-friends service to new app called Swarm. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Self-employed workers in the so-called sharing economy, built around companies like Uber, Taskrabbit and Airbnb, have flexibility but enjoy few of the protections of full-time work; online marketplace for such services is growing, but those who work in it often go without health insurance, payroll deductions for Social Security and unemployment benefits. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
App City column on DoggyBnB, mobile application that helps pet owners connect with friends, acquaintances and willing strangers who can take care of their dogs, cats or goldfish while they are away. MORE
Aug. 17, 2014
Stephanie Rosenbloom The Getaway column describes several websites and mobile aps that help travelers locate and book beauty and spa treatments at their destinations. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A answers questions on managing passwords using smartphone app and getting help on Kindle device while overseas; Tip of the Week on using Google Translate feature. MORE
Aug. 14, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column; number of free apps for iOS and Android, including Secret, Whisper, and Random, offer users opportunity to share anonymous tidbits. MORE
Aug. 13, 2014
The online retailer is competing with companies like VeriFone, PayPal and Square, but will offer a lower transaction rate to the small- and medium-size businesses it is targeting. MORE
Aug. 10, 2014
Stephanie Rosenbloom the Getaway column sizes up apps and websites for finding an upscale hotel room at the last minute. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Farhad Manjoo State of the Art column notes ride service Lyft is introducing new feature called Lyft Line that will allow users of its app to car-pool; says challenge service faces is that car-pooling has never been very popular in America. MORE
Aug. 7, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column reviews mobile apps that can make the study of history come alive; notes Indiegogo has released mobile app, and that Timeful, created by psychology professor Dan Ariely, help ease time management. MORE
Aug. 3, 2014
App City column on FlyCleaners, mobile app connected to New York City laundry service. MORE
Jul. 31, 2014
Kit Eaton Appsmart column highlights poetry apps that bring words of grace and life to mobile devices. MORE
Jul. 27, 2014
Mobile applications Whisper and Secret allow users to air secrets while staying anonymous; despite ease of communicating on these apps, celebrity gossip is surprisingly rare. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column compares mobile flight simulator games; notes that social listening and sharing app Soundwave has had a makeover. MORE
Jul. 24, 2014
Personal Tech Q&A on saving data from laptop that will not boot up properly following a spill; starting a blog; Tip of the Week on seeing time stamps of individual messages in the iOS Messages app. MORE
Jul. 21, 2014
Mobile app Hook'd, developed by pianist turned software entrepreneur Robert Taub, allows users to replace voice tracks on songs with their own while keeping everything else from the original, equivalent of a musical selfie. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
Poncho, a new service from Betaworks, could make your commute a little easier, with personalized weather alerts via text or email. MORE
Jul. 20, 2014
App City column on Loudie, concert-discovery app developed and based in New York that allows users to quickly check in on coming shows in city. MORE
Jul. 17, 2014
Kit Eaton App Smart column examines applications that help users determine sunburn risks; notes Microsoft has released Video Tuner app for Windows Phone 8.1 devices, which adds basic video editing functions. MORE
Jul. 14, 2014
Veteran newsman and USA Today publisher Larry Kramer is leading energetic push to turn struggling newspaper into a thriving digital enterprise; new focus on social media has allowed company to increase its mobile readership by 48 percent in a single year, but like many other newspapers, growth in online revenue has yet to make up for sagging fortunes at core news product. MORE
Jul. 10, 2014
App Smart column recommends mobile applications that will be useful for trips to the beach; praises Trover, application that helps users find new and interesting places to visit. MORE
Jul. 9, 2014
Companies like Phone2Action and CrowdHall are providing services that were once the province of legislators and political parties. MORE
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Regulators around the world are examining whether some free mobile games mislead consumers about true costs of playing them and whether vulnerable players, such as children, may be duped into spending money; so-called freemium model, in which games are free but players can pay small fees, is receiving pushback from both regulators and players and game developers, who worry that model is ruining culture of gaming. MORE
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Start-up Quirky is spinning off a new company, Wink, whose main technology will be software intended to seamlessly connect automated home devices that control lights, thermostats, locks and more; Wink's smartphone and tablet app will offer consumers a single digital dashboard to link and control increasingly popular smart-home devices. MORE
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Transportation Department is seeking explicit authority from Congress to regulate automobile navigation aids of all types, including apps on smartphones; move is part of department's intensifying battle against distracted driving, and has support of automakers, who already comply with voluntary guidelines for built-in navigation systems. MORE
Jun. 16, 2014
Android keyboard enhancement app developed by London start-up SwiftKey has been one of the most successful applications on Google's Play Store, and is now used on almost 250 million handsets worldwide; downloads have only increased in week since company made application free; SwiftKey is now working on similar app that will work across Apple smartphone software. MORE
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Restaurant industry is engaged in debate over selling reservations for cash as variety of mobile applications, which secure and resell coveted tables at establishments, strive to become favored portal for people willing to pay premium to get into the best restaurants; app developers contend their services will bring more transparency and democracy to a system that is already rigged. MORE
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Farhad Manjoo State of the Art column praises new set of powerful tools Instagram is adding to latest version of its app for smartphones; notes tools are more sophisticated and easier to use than ones included in other photography apps. MORE
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Some companies are developing digital alternatives to paper luggage tags, as luggage becomes increasingly indistinguishable; digital tags, which use GPS and work through smartphone app, not only find lost bags, but also make check-in quicker. MORE
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Apple plans to introduce new health-tracking app at its annual Worldwide Developers' Conference, which will track statistics for health or fitness; company is also expected to make announcement about its efforts with connecting to so-called smart home devices, or home appliances that can be wirelessly controlled with a smartphone. MORE
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You don't see country singers arguing about who truly represents rural Oklahoma, but in hip-hop authenticity and geography are paramount. No one knows that better than legendary gangsta rap inventor turned family friendly movie star Ice Cube, whose now finds himself in a low simmering beef with the so-called New West movement about who truly can claim that, I Rep That West. While an appropriately slapping beat from producer Jigg bangs in the background, Cube vocals low rides the track, assuring newcomers that while he may also rep Are We There Yet, he's still Cali for life. Since I also call the west coast home I feel justified in at least saying that this hook does not do the golden state proud, but otherwise, I feel like we've got a banger on our hands. Who disagrees? For more left coast hip-hop keep it locked for the release of Cube's upcoming album I Am the West (notice a theme?) set to drop July 13.
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