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Monitor your heartbeat before and after exercise.
Unlock and lock your smartphone with the swipe of your fingerprint.
Maximize your smartphone's battery life with Ultra Power Saving Mode.
Professional quality 16MP camera with fast focus.
Rear-facing camera
16MP Phase Detection Auto Focus camera with Flash
Zero shutter lag
Live video capture and playback
Ultra HD video capture; 1080p HD on-device video playback
Front-facing camera
Beauty Face
Brighten or darken skin tones or hide portrait imperfections.
Shot and more
Capture a sequence of photos with Burst Shot. Then go back and tell the story you want to tell using: Best Photo, Best Face, Eraser, Drama, and Panning.
Focus select
Make your subjects stand out against the background by adjusting the depth of field.
Create a single widescreen photo from consecutive shots.
3D tour
Create interactive virtual tours of your surroundings.
Dual camera
Combine photos and videos from front- and rear-facing cameras into one.
Music Player
Native music player, Google Play™ Music
Supported music formats
MP3, AMR-NB/WB, AAC, AAC+, eAAC+, WMA, Vorbis (OGG), FLAC
Subscription Music Services
Google Play Music, Beats Music™ (separate subscription is required)
Create music playlists
External music play controls
Via lock screen
Text messaging
Insert pictures, video clips and sound clips easily (messaging charges apply)
Instant Messaging (IM)
Ch@tON, Hangouts™
Mobile Email
POP3/IMAP, SMTP, Gmail™, Microsoft® Exchange ActiveSync®, Yahoo!®, Hotmail®
Microsoft Direct Push
Good™ Mobile Messaging
Web browser
Chrome™, native Android™
S Health™
Monitor heartbeat, exercise, and nutritional goals with the built-in health platform.1
Private Mode
Keep documents and pictures secure when sharing your device with your own fingerprint or password.
Cool Tools
Smart Remote, Beats Music™, Google Drive™, YouTube®, Name ID, Password Keeper, Find My Mobile
Preloaded apps from AT&T5
AT&T Address Book, AT&T Navigator®, AT&T Locker, AT&T Mobile TV®, AT&T FamilyMap, myAT&T, AT&T HotSpots, AT&T DriveMode™, Lookout®, AT&T Mobile Locate™.
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Alarm clock
Call waiting
Caller ID
Address book
Conference calling
Call forwarding
Use voice and data simultaneously
Fingerprint sensor
Unlock and lock your smartphone with the swipe of your own fingerprint and add login credentials for easy access to popular websites.
World phone
USB connectivity - transfer data through a USB cable
USB 3.0 cable included
Hands-free speakerphone
Voice dialing and voice commands
Hearing Aid (HAC) rating
TTY/TTD compatible
Enhanced Audio
earSmart™ Advanced Voice processor improves call clarity & sound quality.
AT&T Device Help
Device Help provides easy access to step by step tutorials and videos about features, functions and AT&T services directly from the web browser on the device (data charges apply).
USB connectivity - transfer data through a USB cable
USB 3.0 cable included
Talk time (hours)
Up to 29
Standby time (days)
Up to 20
Size (inches)
Weight (ounces)
Qualcomm® Snapdragon™ 801
2.5GHz quad core
Internal memory storage
Up to 16GB
Expandable memory storage
Up to 128GB
Memory format
Bands 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 7 and 17
HSPA+ with enhanced backhaul
Wi-Fi connectivity
802.11 a/b/g/n/ac 2x2 MIMO
5GHz Wi-Fi-capable
Near Field Communication (NFC)
Open, secure, ISIS-ready
Bluetooth® technology
v4.0 LE
Mobile hotspot7
Up to 8 devices
FOTA capable – upgrade Firmware OverThe Air
v4.4 (KitKat)
Corning® Gorilla® Glass
Resolution (pixels)
1920x1080 Full HD Super AMOLED®
Corning® Gorilla® Glass
16 million
Predictive text for fast typing
Backlit keys
4G LTE not available everywhere. LTE is a trademark of ETSI.
*Limited time offer. Requires new 2-year wireless agreement with qualified plan including voice and data. Subject to Wireless Customer Agreement. Credit approval required. Upgrade/Activation fee $40/line. Geographic, usage and other terms, conditions, restrictions apply and may result in service termination. Equipment price and availability may vary. Coverage and services not available everywhere. Taxes and other charges apply. Data (att.com/dataplans): If usage exceeds your monthly data allowance, you will automatically be charged overage for additional data provided. Early Termination Fee (att.com/equipmentETF): After 14 days, ETF up to $325. Restocking fee: up to $35. Other Monthly Charges/Line: may include federal and state universal service charges, Regulatory Cost Recovery Charge (up to $1.25), gross receipts surcharge, Administrative Fee, and other government assessments. These are not taxes or government required charges. Pricing subject to change. Visit a store or att.com/wireless to learn more.
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Samsung Gear Fit Offer: Ends September 11, 2014, while promo supplies last. Select locations. Requires eligible smartphone purchase & activation w/qual. wireless svc. Phone may be purchased via a new 2-yr wireless agreement, AT&T NextSM or at full price. Devices must be purchased together. May not be combinable with other offers, credits, or discounts. If you return the phone without the Gear, the $100 discount will be owed. Equipment price may vary by location. 2-yr Wireless Agmt: Activ/upgrade fee up to $40/line. Early Termination Fee (att.com/equipmentETF): After 14 days, up to $325. Gen. Wireless Svc Terms: Subject to Wireless Customer Agmt. Credit approval req'd. Coverage & svcs not avail everywhere. Other restr's apply & may result in svc termination. Data: Automatically charged for overage data provided if exceed monthly data amount. Restocking fee: If return within 14 days, restocking fee of up to $35 on phone may apply. Other Monthly Charges/Line: May include taxes & federal/state universal svc charges, Reg. Cost Recovery Charge (up to $1.25), gross receipts surcharge, Admin. Fee & other gov't assessments which are not gov't req'd charges. Offer subject to change.
$50 off Samsung tablet and Samsung Tab 3 for $99.99 offer ends 9/11/14, while promo supplies last. Smartphone req's new 2-yr wireless agmt or AT&T Next(SM) installment agmt & qual. plans w/ voice & data. Tablet req's new 2-yr wireless agmt & qual. plan w/ data. Limit 2 tablets. If phone returned w/ in 14 days w/o tablet, you will be charged $50. Avail at AT&T-owned & select dealers & att.com. Offer subject to change at any time. 2-yr Wireless Agmt: Activ/upgrade fee applicable. Early Termination Fee (att.com/equipmentETF): After 14 days, up to $325. AT&T Next(SM): Sales tax due at sale. If you cancel wireless service, remaining device balance is due. Limit 4 financed devices (2 financed tablets) per wireless account only. Gen. Wireless Svc Terms: Subject to Wireless Customer Agmt. Credit approval req'd. Geographic, usage &other terms, conditions & restrictions apply, & may result in svc termination. Coverage & svcs not avail everywhere. Data: If usage exceeds data allowance, automatically charged overage for add'l data provided. Restocking fee: Up to $35 on phone & 10% of tablet sales price. Other Monthly Charges/Line: May include applicable taxes, & fed. & state universal svc charges, Regulatory Cost Recovery Charge (up to $1.25), gross receipts surcharge, Admin. Fee, & other gov't assessments which are not taxes or gov't req'd charges. Sales tax based on price of un-activated equip.
1. This device and related software is not intended for use in the diagnosis of disease or other conditions, or in the cure, mitigation, treatment or prevention of disease.
2. Water-resistant and dustproof based upon IP67 rating. Submersible up to 1 meter (3 ft.) of water for up to 30 minutes. Rinse to remove any residue. Not shockproof. Covers must be tightly closed.
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6. Online account registration is required for activation. Standard data rates apply.
7. Requires Mobile Share or a min. DataPro 5GB plan. Devices connected to your Mobile Hotspot use data from your plan. Overage charges apply if the included monthly data allowance is exceeded. The number of devices you can connect depends on your device. Performance may vary depending on the number of devices connected and other factors. If you do not use a password, others will be able to use your Mobile Hotspot connection.
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Patricia Marcotte ReviewsPatricia MarcotteBroker (29 years experience)
Buyer's Agent, Listing Agent, Relocation, Short-Sale
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07/18/2014 - rbouton84
Sold a home in 2014.
Pat was always there when I needed her. She was always available when I had a question. She was able to find the property I wanted and obtain it for the price I wanted to pay. I have no reservations about recommending Pat to anyone and have already referred a co-worker to her. When I buy my next place, Pat will be my agent.
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01/03/2014 - snowmama05
Property manage a home.
Pat is great she went out of her way to help us find a place in Beverly where we wanted to stay for our kids we would definatly use her again and we will reccomend her to all of our friends and family
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12/18/2013 - markemaher
Bought a home in 2013.
Pat did an excellent job of working with us. My wife and I were new to Massachusetts. Pat worked with us to understand several potential communities and areas in the NE area of the state were we were interested. She met with us often and was flexible to our schedules. Her knowledge of the various communities, towns and cities was invaluable to us. Her and the team she put together helped iron out details we would have overlooked. We are grateful for her help and expertise and would welcome working with her again.
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12/17/2013 - Laura headley
Bought a home in 2013.
My fiancee and I were planning on relocating to the North Shore area this past summer. Pat spent a great deal of time understanding our needs and educating us on the neighborhoods and housing types that were available that would suit us. As it turned out, we did not relocate to Boston, but Pat was extremely helpful and I expect would have been a great asset to us in the negotiations and processes should we have gone forward with a purchase. .
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12/09/2013 - user8489337
Bought a home in 2013.
We had 3 or 4 days to find a house in the area. Pat helped us narrow down the communities from Beverly to Amesbury. She will go to bat on any request and is quick to respond to questions. She helped us find a great house and worked with us continually throughout the process. Her personality is perfect for the real estate business and she has become a friend.
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11/15/2013 - BruceCorwin
Sold a Single Family home in 2009 for approximately $325K in Ipswich, MA.
Pat did an amazing job of selling our home during the depth of the real estate recession. She was extremely resourceful and made things happen! Pat is extremely experienced and the consumate professional. Her years of experience and extensive knowledge made this otherwise impossible transaction possible.
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11/05/2013 - TonyBarlettaJr
Sold a Multiple Occupancy home in 2013 for approximately $225K in Salem, MA.
I have been working with Pat Marcotte for years. She has been an absolute asset to me personally as well assisting our mutual clients with their real estate needs. Pat is always upfront, honest and available whether there are issues, concerns or just needing questions answered. Pat makes sure that all her clients are educated and comfortable throughout the entire transaction. I will and do strongly recommend Pat to my friends, family, and clients.
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06/07/2013 - user8859549
Sold a Single Family home in 2013 for approximately $350K in Beverly, MA.
A pleasure to work with. I'm quite sure Pat's advice, leadership and overall knowledge of the local market and human nature really helped me with a super-speedy and above asking price sale. Quick to respond to my phone calls and very helpful with all the boring paperwork. I liked her very much.
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05/31/2013 - user6723309
Sold a Single Family home in 2013 in South Captol, Olympia, WA.
I live in Washington State and listed my Beverly home with Patricia Marcotte at RE/MAX. She was wonderful--she knew the market and was very accurate with her appraisals. She always kept me informed with detailed emails or phone calls. My home was not on the market very long but she greatly assisted with the negotiations to get the best possible price for me. I would highly recommend Pat.
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05/28/2013 - user8035374
Showed home in 2013 in Boston, MA.
Great person to work with, flexible and quick with coming back with any requested info. Strongly recommend Pat to anyone looking for a house on North Shore. From a very pleased ExPat from Sweden.
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Apr 3, 2011, 02:16 #1
OOP seems to make so much logical sense
Just starting to learn OOP and all the confusion about actually buidling something seems alot more clearer when working in it. I really like the private methods which helps me build some stable foundations, and when using public it seems so much more clear when trying to manipulate something.
Is this how most blogs are built..?
I have read that OOP should be used for larger projects (such as a blog), not for something smaller like a contact form.
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I think any time you want to reuse code OOP comes in pretty handy.


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Supersimple zoom script, but only big images will zoom out again. Why?
I was not happy with the zoom scripts that I found on the net, so I wrote one myself, or one that simulates it. It has become an extremely simple one, and can be seen in action here (function toggleZoom). Click the images to zoom in and click to zoom out again.
However, only the images with an initial width of >= 100 pixels will zoom out again. The ones width an initial width of < 100 (nrs. 4, 5 and 7) won't. Why is that, and how do I solve it?
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Here's the function that you're running.
Where within toggleZoom imgCSS is the style of the image.
When you check (imgCSS < wPre) where wPre is the string value '164', the script is comparing two strings to see if "82px" is less than "164". Since 8 is less than 1, it's true that in terms of string value, "82px" is less than "164"
You should instead extract the number from the CSS style, and supply the function with numbers instead of strings.
toggleZoom('img-stepper', 82, 164, 125, 250);
if (Number(imgCSS.width.replace('px', '')) < wPre) would end up comparing two numbers.
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Thanks, Paul!
Although if (Number(imgCSS.replace('px', '')) < wPre) had to be: if (Number(imgCSS.width.replace('px', '')) > wPre), that made sense and indeed solved the matter.
One more question: where could I find a good (free or not too expensive) online JS course for intermediate students? I did the beginners course at W3 Schools, plus the DHTML chapter, and passed the test with good grades, but cannot find a good continuation. A book will do as well. Would you know?


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A Retreat - Yellowstone, fly fishing and winter fun in Yellowstone
- bedrooms 4
- baths 2
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
- pets allowed no
- type House
- community Island Park Village
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
Beautiful newer cabin for rent in Island Park, Idaho just 20 minutes from the west entrance to Yellowstone National Park. This area is a year-round recreational paradise. Flyfish the Henry's Fork, Madison, Gallatin, Henry's Lake, Hebgen Lake, Island Park Reservoir, or the lakes and streams of Yellowstone NP...they're all within 30 minutes' drive. Snowmobile the over 600 miles of groomed trails available in the area or head into the backcountry if you wish. West Yellowstone is a short ride away...the Park is an easy day trip. Downhill skiing at Grand Targhee or Big Sky is about an hour away. Hike, mountain bike, cross country ski, or snowmobile right out the back door! In the back yard, a large fire pit is great for evening get-togethers. Golfing is available on-site.
vacation rental location
property availability
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Rex W. Force 208-244-1570
house rental amenities
Propane fireplace, TV, VCR, DVD, stereo, movie library, CD player, full kitchen, microwave, dishwasher, refrigerator, ice maker, cooking utensils provided, linens/towels provided, washer, dryer, no smoking, no pets. Hot tubs, swimming pool, racquetball, sauna, tennis, and golf are available for a separate fee.
activities and attractions in Yellowstone Montana
Snowmobiling, Fly Fishing, Hiking, Biking, Golf, Hunting, Wildlife Viewing, Photograpy, Horseback Riding, Sightseeing, Swimming, Boating, Sailing, Waterskiing, Windsurfing, Jet Skiing, Rafting, Downhill Skiing, Cross Country Skiing, ATVs, Sledding
vacation rental rates
$210 per night with 2 night minimum, $225 per night for holiday stays
$1250 per week (7 nights)
$500 deposit (less $80 cleaning fee, $420 refundable)
VISA and MasterCard accepted.
Note: Until confirmed, rates are subject to change without notice.
Rex W. Force 208-244-1570
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Top things to do in Yellowstone
- Fly fishing
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New Luxury Villa - Lake Berkley Resort 10 mins from Disney in Kissimmee
- bedrooms 4
- baths 3
- sleeps 10
- pool yes
- hot tub no
- pets allowed no
- type Villa
- community Lake Berkley
rates (USD)
/ week
vacation rental description
New Luxury 4 bedroom 3 bathroom villa sleeps up to 10 with its own
heatable pool. Lake Berkley Resort is a gated community 10 mins
Disney, Universal Studios and Seaworld. Lake Berkley is also one of
the very few resorts to have local amenities close by (walking
distance to a 24 hour Wallmart and just off Highway 192 with lots of
shops and restaurants).
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property availability
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Last modified on 06-7-2014 at 9:52 AM.
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Sally Dowle 07947620887
villa rental amenities
High Speed WIFI
Games Room Full Air conditioning/heat system
1st master with King size bed, TV and video, clock radio and
2nd master with Queen size bed TV and ensuite.
60" WIFI Lounge TV, Video, DVD & CD Player
Dining area
Fully equipped Kitchen with cooker/microwave, dishwasher, fridge
freezer etc
Washer, Tumble Dryer
Full size crib and bedding.
High Chair
All linens and towels provided including pool towels.
Patio table, cushioned chairs and sun loungers . Acrylic ware for
in the pool area.
activities and attractions in Kissimmee Central Florida
Within the resort there is also a community pool with club house & Internet access, tennis courts, 2 beautiful lakes with a nature trail around them and
a gymnasium.
vacation rental rates
$650-$950 per week depending on low/high season.
Pool heat $125 per week
$20 per day minimum of 4 days
Sally Dowle 07947620887
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The Baron Family lived in Newtown, Connecticut until this fall when they moved to Woodridge with their two children, who attended Sandy Hook Elementary.
In gesture of unity and support Monday night, the Barons, along with dozens of other families, lit luminaries to remember all those who died in Newtown.
As Keith Baron lit a candle for one of the Sandy Hook students killed in the shooting, his daughter Rosie remembered the young girl.
The Baron family put their Christmas Eve on hold to reflect on what happened in the town where they lived until just this past August.
"It's obviously an emotional time for all of us, but our intent here is to simply remind Chicagoland of Newtown and to keep out community, our friends and our neighbors in their hearts and in their minds," says Keith Baron.
The idea came from their friends in Newtown, the only hometown Rosie and her brother Jacob ever knew. Originally it was just going to be a single candle burning through the night.
"To have it blossom into 26 luminaries in front of people's homes is just wonderful and it's a step for us in our healing process to know that people here in a very short time have come so far in making us feel welcome and supported," says Barbara Baron.
Throughout the Seven Bridge's community in Woodridge, neighbors joined in, lining their driveways with luminaries and aligning their hearts with those who lost loved ones.
"Being a parent that would be any parents' worst nightmare to lose a child or anyone like I said, people lost mothers and spouses and siblings and I can't even imagine their pain during this time," says neighbor Patti McKeska.
"I'm just praying for them and it would be a loss for anyone I think, even if it's not your loved one," says Kyra McKeska, another neighbor to the Baron's. "I think we're all just so sad about this tragedy."
As many people across the nation remember the people of Newtown, the Baron's who have a personal connection to many of the families of Sandy Hook Elementary, say this gesture is not about them, but instead about sharing a light of hope and help this Christmas season.
"Our wish for Newtown and all of Chicagoland is peace," Keith says.
The Barons are asking people to consider donating to organizations that are helping people in Newtown cope with their loss. One organization particularly close to their hearts is the Newtown Youth & Family Services, who are providing counseling to grieving families. For more information, visit their website.


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Cover Letter GuidelinesThe cover letter is a letter of introduction that should grab the employer's attention and point out why you, above all other applicants, are a great fit for the position (and/or organization) and should be contacted for a interview. A cover letter should always accompany a resume and, therefore, should highlight your strengths (as appropriate for the position), and not repeat what is already on your resume. You want to use this letter as an opportunity to give specific examples to back up the strengths you wish to highlight and be clear about the aspects of the position (and/or organization) that interest you.
A good cover letter should:
Demonstrate your writing and professional communication skills.
Show that you have done your research about the field and the employer.
Summarize your skills and training relevant to the job.
Communicate enthusiasm for the position and the employer.
Things to keep in mind:
Always send a resume with a cover letter.
Writing a cover letter often shows a level of interest that is appreciated by an employer. A resume alone might be ignored as there is nothing to distinguish it from other resumes.
Address each letter to the recipient by
If you do not know the name of a contact, call the organization and find out who is the manager or director of your department of interest.
Keep your letter to one page.
Letters much longer will lose the reader's attention. Employers read through many cover letters and resumes and want to be attracted by a letter that is succinct, catchy and says something unique about the person.
Research the employer.
Your letter should reflect that you know something about the organization and the type of industry in general. Each letter should be unique to that organization. Do not use a letter that looks like it could have been sent to anyone.
Count the "I's" in your letter.
Be careful not to begin too many of your sentences with "I." Change sentences so that the word "I" is eliminated. For example, "I have had experience in..." could be changed to "My experience includes..."
Start your letter with a strong sentence.
Inspire the reader to read on by communicating something unique to that person or organization.
Use the body of the letter to highlight brief facts which
arouse the reader's curiosity.
Hopefully it will interest the reader to look closely at your resume and ask you for an interview.
Conclude the letter by directly asking for an opportunity to
meet and/or talk with the employer.
Try to call a day or two after your letter arrives. It is important to always follow up!
Proofread! Make sure there are no typos, misspellings, grammatical or factual errors. Employers are always looking for reasons to weed people out of a large pile of resumes and cover letters.


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Minivan slams into former State-Lake Theatre
posted by steelbeard1 on December 25, 2007 at 7:45 am
CHICAGO, IL — During a Sunday night broadcast of ABC7 News at 10 p.m., a minivan crashed into a glass wall of the WLS-TV studios disrupting the live broadcast at the former location of the State-Lake Theatre. The driver was arrested and the broken glass was boarded up.
There was no structual damage to the historic State-Lake Building. Further details including video from WLS-TV.
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steelbeard1 on December 26, 2007 at 8:01 pm
Full video from WLS-TV has been posted on YouTube at http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yGOmEhRfBhg
TLSLOEWS on March 30, 2011 at 2:50 pm
Maybe the drive thought it was a drive-in! LOL.


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ACLU requests 2,600 police e-mails
Date: August 5, 2009
by: Robin Roy | City Editor
The American Civil Liberties Union is requesting the city hand over all e-mail communications concerning a Sarasota police officer's beating of a handcuffed suspect.
Specifically, the ACLU is looking for communications from suspended Police Chief Peter Abbott; Sgt. Ken Castro; City Manager Bob Bartolotta; and Larry Hobbs, a city risk-management employee.
City Auditor and Clerk Billy Robinson estimated there were about 2,600 e-mails in question.
Michael Barfield, vice president of the ACLU's Sarasota chapter, said he is looking for "transparency in the investigative process and the events that occurred."
He would not say whether the ACLU was considering a lawsuit against the city on behalf of Juan Perez.
Perez was arrested June 26 for disorderly intoxication and obstruction. Surveillance video at the booking facility shows Perez climbing out of a police-car window and falling to the ground. Officer Christopher Childers then placed his foot on Perez's chest.
When Perez tried to get up, Childers kicked him twice in the chest, and Perez fell to the ground.
Written reports from Childers and another officer did not mention the kicks. And when a jail employee told the police department's shift commander, Lt. Ken Rainey, about the incident, Rainey waited a week to tell his superiors.
Castro was assigned to investigate the case. But Abbott also instructed Castro to get a check from Hobbs to offer to Perez in exchange for an agreement not to sue the city. Castro personally delivered the $400 check.
Bartolotta said he was not informed of the videotaped incident or the payoff and subsequently suspended Abbott while an independent investigation is conducted.
Childers was also suspended. Rainey and Hobbs were reprimanded.
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Clemson University wide receiver Sammy Watkins and men's soccer player Amadou-Tidiane Daniel Dia were arrested early Friday morning, officials say.
Employees with Clemson's media relations department say Watkins and Dia, both 18, were arrested on drug-related charges. Both are being charged with simple possession of marijuana. In addition, Watkins faces a possession of a controlled substance charge. All of the charges are misdemeanors.
Officials say the arrest came after a university police officer saw the car Watkins was driving scrape against a curb on campus and pulled him over in a parking lot off Commons Court. The temporary license tag was also not lit.
When the officer came up to the car, he smelled marijuana. A search turned up two pills that Watkins didn't have a prescription for and the marijuana. An incident report identifies the pills as Adderall and Vyvanse, classified as Schedule II drugs.
Those pills are prescribed for ADHD.
The student-athletes have since been released from custody. Watkins is out on a $1,620 bond and Dia on a $620 bond.
The Clemson athletic office released a statement on Friday which included a statement from Watkins, which said "I made a mistake last night and I am truly sorry for my action. I let the team down, the coaches down and this University down. I will learn from this. I will accept any discipline Coach Swinney and the University issues."
Dabo Swinney also made a statement saying ""I am aware of the arrest last night. I am mad and hurt by the poor decision that Sammy Watkins made. He is a good young man who has been a model student, citizen, player and teammate. This is a reminder that good people make poor decisions. But, there are consequences for your actions...and there will be in this case. I am in the process of gathering the facts and discipline will be determined when I have completed that process."
Watkins burst on the scene for the Tigers as a Freshman last season catching 82 passes for 1,219 yards and 12 touchdowns. He broke 11 Freshman records at the school and was named an AP All-American, just the third Freshman in history to accomplish the feat. He's considered as one of the favorites for this year's Heisman Trophy.
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Reed (rēd), Walter. 1851-1902.
American surgeon who led the commission that proved experimentally that yellow fever is transmitted by mosquitoes.
American physician and army surgeon who proved in 1900 that yellow fever was transmitted by the Aedes aegypti mosquito. His research led to the mosquito eradication programs carried out by William Gorgas that virtually eradicated yellow fever from Havana, Cuba, and from the Panama Canal Zone.
A thin piece of wood or plastic used in many woodwind instruments. It vibrates when the player holds it in the mouth and blows over it (as with a single reed) or through it (as with a double reed). Clarinets and saxophones use a single reed; bassoons and oboes use a double reed.
(1.) "Paper reeds" (Isa. 19:7; R.V., "reeds"). Heb. 'aroth, properly green herbage growing in marshy places. (2.) Heb. kaneh (1 Kings 14:15; Job 40:21; Isa. 19:6), whence the Gr. kanna, a "cane," a generic name for a reed of any kind. The reed of Egypt and Palestine is the Arundo donax, which grows to the height of 12 feet, its stalk jointed like the bamboo, "with a magnificent panicle of blossom at the top, and so slender and yielding that it will lie perfectly flat under a gust of wind, and immediately resume its upright position." It is used to illustrate weakness (2 Kings 18:21; Ezek. 29:6), also fickleness or instability (Matt. 11:7; comp. Eph. 4:14). A "bruised reed" (Isa. 42:3; Matt. 12:20) is an emblem of a believer weak in grace. A reed was put into our Lord's hands in derision (Matt. 27:29); and "they took the reed and smote him on the head" (30). The "reed" on which they put the sponge filled with vinegar (Matt. 27:48) was, according to John (19:29), a hyssop stalk, which must have been of some length, or perhaps a bunch of hyssop twigs fastened to a rod with the sponge. (See CANE.)


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IUCN Conservation Status: Least Concern
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If someone at a park is feeding bread to ducks, chances are there are Mallards in the fray. Perhaps the most familiar of all ducks, Mallards occur throughout North America and Eurasia in ponds and parks as well as wilder wetlands and estuaries. The male's gleaming green head, gray flanks, and black tail-curl arguably make it the most easily identified duck. Mallards have long been hunted for the table, and almost all domestic ducks come from this species.
Mallards are large ducks with hefty bodies, rounded heads, and wide, flat bills. Like many "dabbling ducks" the body is long and the tail rides high out of the water, giving a blunt shape. In flight their wings are broad and set back toward the rear.
Male Mallards have a dark, iridescent-green head and bright yellow bill. The gray body is sandwiched between a brown breast and black rear. Females and juveniles are mottled brown with orange-and-brown bills. Both sexes have a white-bordered, blue "speculum" patch in the wing.
Mallards are "dabbling ducks"—they feed in the water by tipping forward and grazing on underwater plants. They almost never dive. They can be very tame ducks especially in city ponds, and often group together with other Mallards and other species of dabbling ducks.
Mallards can live in almost any wetland habitat, natural or artificial. Look for them on lakes, ponds, marshes, rivers, and coastal habitats, as well as city and suburban parks and residential backyards.
The American Black Duck of eastern North America looks like a female Mallard but has a darker body, greenish-yellow bill, and a purplish "speculum" patch in the wings that does not have white borders. Identification is complicated by the frequent occurrence of hybrids between the two species. The Mottled Duck of the coastal Southeast also resembles a female Mallard, but is somewhat darker, with less black on the bill (just a small black spot at the base), and lacks the broad white borders to the speculum. Female Gadwalls have a slimmer bill with a thin orange line along the edge and often show a white patch on the folded wing. Northern Shovelers have a bill that is noticeably larger and wider than any other duck's. Its body pattern is different from a Mallard's, too: the belly and sides are chestnut, set off by a white breast and undertail. Female Northern Shovelers, in addition to their very large bill, are paler overall, with lots of buffy and tan tones to the body. The green heads of Red-breasted Mergansers and Common Mergansers superficially resemble a male Mallard's, but these birds' shape and behavior are much different: mergansers are streamlined ducks with slender bills, and they dive instead of dabble.
A subspecies of the Mallard called the "Mexican Duck," Anas platyrhynchos diazi, occurs in parts of Arizona, New Mexico, Texas, and Mexico. Both males and females closely resemble female Mallards, although the body color is somewhat darker than a typical female Mallard. Mexican Ducks were once thought to be a full species, but they hybridize extensively with typical Mallards in the northern parts of their range.
If you have a pond or marshy area on your property Mallards might be attracted to your backyard. Occasionally, Mallards have been known to show up in people's swimming pools.
Look for Mallards at local city or suburban parks, where they're likely to be accepting food handouts from humans. If you want to see them in a more natural setting, visit a nearby pond or lake—Mallards are likely to be the ducks you most frequently see.
You can help scientists learn more about this species by participating in the Celebrate Urban Birds project.


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Katie is one lucky dog. Thanks to media attention, some dedicated volunteers and police, a beloved family pet is back home where she belongs. But police are looking for your help to find the man who they say stole a little boy's best friend.
Last week FOX 29 told you the story of how someone swiped 22-month-old Frankie Torres' best buddy in the world. His dog was a terrier mix named Katie.
"I just can't imagine the type of person that…this thought would even cross their minds," says Nicolette Torres, Frankie's mother.
The dog, bowl and all, were stolen from the family's Vineland home. The crook also swiped a flat screen TV and laptop computer.
"My son grew up with her. I have a million pictures that were on the laptop that was also stolen," Frank Torres told FOX 29 after his dog was stolen.
News of the family's story quickly spread on social media. There were thousands of shares and likes on the FOX 29 Facebook page. The Delaware County-based Justice Rescue heard about the case and decided to go into action. Justice rescue is a non-profit group that helps abused animals. They immediately posted a thousand-dollar reward for information on Katie. Then a tip came.
"Who would have known what her fate would have been if we didn't get her," says "Wolf," a member of Justice Rescue.
Justice Rescue helped police identify the suspect. They say 41-year-old Gader Vega had been spotted with the dog. Two search warrants later, Vineland police rescued the dog from a house less than five minutes away. Katie is now back home, the family's stuff has been recovered and little Frankie couldn't be happier.
FOX 29 was there when these so-called "dog soldiers," tough looking guys with a soft spot for animals, had the chance to meet the dog they helped rescue.
"These guys. They just now met her two minutes ago. And they worked just as hard, if not more to get her back," says Frank Torres.
"There's a lot of animal abuse out there and there's not a lot of people who can go to these types of neighborhoods and that's why we developed a group of guys like this," says "Wolf."
Now that Frankie has his buddy back, Katie's owner has this message for the man that police say took her.
"Just like I said, 'we will get Katie back. He will be in custody.'"
Vineland Police say that if you know where Gader Vega is, please call them at 856-691-4111.
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New York State Police say their divers found the body of 39-year-old Michael Mindell of Shelburne around 6:15 p.m. Monday, two days after he disappeared during an outing with friends.
Troopers say the group was swimming Sunday after pulling their boat up to the Palisades Cliffs in Essex County town of Westport. Police say Mindell climbed up the cliffs to a height of about 150 feet, then jumped off. After hitting the water and going under, Mindell didn't resurface.
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Amarillo, TX - With state and federal budget cuts becoming normal and expected, Texas lawmakers continue looking for ways to cut costs.
And drug courts are touted as cost-savers, but some still question their effectiveness.
Recently, the Texas Public Policy Foundation, a right-leaning think tank out of Austin, released a report highly critical of the state jail system. The report says the system is inefficient, poorly managed, and ultimately wasteful of taxpayer dollars.
It's important to note that state jails are not the same thing as state prisons. Texas state jails were created in 1993, and were intended to house low-level offenders for short sentences (less than 2 years), thereby streamlining the incarceration process for relatively minor offenders.
But housing inmates is by far one of the biggest expenses of the criminal justice system, and drug courts replace incarceration with probation, thereby eliminating the need for housing.
"I think the rates are in Potter and Randall County, anywhere from 40 to 50 dollars a day to house an inmate," says 181st District Court Judge John Board, "so one of the ways we measure our success if they're staying compliant, and staying in drug court, they're not in prison, and so we're saving the taxpayers that incarceration cost."
The idea behind drug courts is that by providing supervised probation along with drug counseling, regular court meetings and drug testing, and specific requirements like steady employment will lower both costs and recidivism.
"Our primary goal of course, is to number one, protect the public, but number two, help that individual with that drug or alcohol problem, so that they can be successful and they can ultimately complete their probation," explains Board.
But some aren't completely sold on the idea of drug courts, pointing to low graduation rates. Our own drug court, for example, was created in October of 2010, and in its two years of existence, it has had a total of 112 participants, but only 14 graduates.
Board says graduation rates are only one litmus test of efficacy, saying, "When you're talking about recidivism, of course, there's different ways to measure it. but when we looked, we found that of the 68 that have been discharged, only two have committed new crimes."
Currently, our drug court is funded by a continuing federal grant.
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A crop of American cockroaches brings in serious cash.
While the rest of us have to wait until spring to visit Cedar Point, a select group of enthusiasts got a mid-winter peek at the park on Saturday.
More than 330 serious fans of the amusement park took part in the Cedar Point Winter Chill Out event, 77 days before the official Opening Day.
Participants were given an exclusive behind-the-scenes look at the park and a chance to ask questions of Cedar Point's new general manager.
In addition, more than $13,000 was raised at the event for Give Kids the World Village, a Central Florida non-profit resort that provides vacations to children with life-threatening illnesses.
Cedar Point opens for the rest of us on May 10.
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The ACLU of Rhode Island is holding a news conference Monday to announce new legal action regarding the Rhode Island Board of Education's "high stakes testing" requirement.
This requirement, set to take effect in 2014, puts about 4,000 students at risk of not graduating next year because of their scores on this NECAP test.
Over the past 2 months, the ACLU filed 2 lawsuits against the Board of Education over the way it's handled the issue.
The conference is taking place at the ACLU's office Monday, September 16 at 10:30 am, where they will announce more details about the lawsuit.


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On Tuesday, detectives arrested and charged Justin Quavon Shumpert, 18, in connection with the shooting death of 25-year-old Quinton Solomon. Police also arrested Jonathan Galloway, 20, and him with first degree murder, robbery with a dangerous weapon in Solomon's death.
Police were called to the Scotland Drive home around 10:30 p.m. on Monday. When officers arrived on scene, Solomon was found with a gunshot wound. He was transported to Cape Fear Valley Medical Center where he was pronounced dead.
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I have seen some other sites do this and figured why not do a man of match poll. Starting a man of the match poll today seems easier than doing a man of match poll after Reading (when I would have voted for no one).
But hey we won, so let's celebrate. Personally I think Arteta is the man of match hands down. He setup Osman's goal on a platter, won the free kick for the second goal, and easily should have setup at least three more goals to Saha and Coleman.
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SB Nation's Kings blog, Sactown Royalty, has learned that Tyreke Evans will be named Rookie of the Year either Thursday or Friday of this week. Though neither the team nor the NBA has confirmed the news or announced any press conferences, the deal is done, according to an NBA source.
And really, was there ever any question? For months now, Kings fans have been touting Evans' candidacy with shirts reading "'#RekeRoy," a reference to a viral campaign that ultimately sparked support from NBA fans across the country and the world. At one point, Evans even met with President Obama.
But in addition to the interest he created among fans from the west coast to the White House, Evans never left any doubt on the court. After entering the league surrounded by questions about whether he'd effective playing point guard, Evans rendered most of those debates moot with his play. He became the first rookie since LeBron James to average 20 points, 5 assists, and 5 rebounds, and instantly rejuvenated hope for a Kings franchise that's been stagnant in recent years.
The only question in all this was whether Golden State's Stephen Curry might steal the award at the last moment. As Sactown Royalty explains, the Warriors PR staff made a significant push:
Golden State PR personnel are believed to have contacted nearly every voter outside of Sacramento by phone or e-mail (or in some cases both) with a detailed case for Curry based primarily on his shooting efficiency, his five games with at least 30 points and 10 assists and his improved numbers over the second half of the season. In the pitch, Golden State boasted that although Evans won the rookie scoring title by a substantial distance (20.1 to 17.5), if you only count Curry's numbers after December 31, he would averaged (21.1 points). Evans averaged just over 20 points per game from January on.
Ultimately, though, as far as Stephen Curry vs. Tyreke Evans is concerned, Sactown Royalty's Tom Ziller said it best: "You come upon two bags of gold. One is about twice as large as the other. There's a note on a chair in between the bags which, in Gilbert Arenas's handwriting, reads "Pick 1." Do you take the smaller bag of gold or the larger bag of gold? If you take the smaller bag, you are not as smart as you think, and you are probably a weakling hipster who couldn't lift the larger bag anyways. If you take the larger bag, congratulations, you used common sense.
Such is the choice between Tyreke Evans and Stephen Curry. Sure, Curry has been fantastic since, oh, January. But Evans has been every bit as good over that stretch. And also, Evans didn't suck in November and December. Of late, Evans and Curry have produced similar numbers. Evans has been doing it all year. Curry has been doing it since the midway point. Ergo, Evans is the larger bag of gold. Don't outsmart yourself."
And this year, the voters didn't outsmart themselves. After about as magical a rookie season as you could imagine for anyone, Tyreke Evans is your 2010 Rookie of the Year. But is he a point guard???
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Welcome to our website and thank you for your interest in the FSU Health Information programs. If you want the business side of health care, one of the health information programs may be a good choice for you. Employment is expected to grow faster than average for health information professionals. Job prospects should be very good; graduates will be ready to assume key roles in supporting the electronic health record applications. Health information managers/administrators supervise the processes of data collection and analysis which are critical for providing high quality patient care. Experienced administrators will be employed in supervision and management, overseeing the work of the coding, correspondence, release of information, statistics, and quality sections. All positions within this field require proficiency with computers, careful attention to detail, and the ability to work independently. Students will complete assignments using both paper and electronic health records.
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Fact-checking Bill Clinton on ABC's 'This Week'
By Robert Farley
Published on Sunday, April 18th, 2010 at 4:49 p.m.
ABC's Jake Tapper interviewed Bill Clinton on This Week on April 18, 2010, covering issues ranging from Supreme Court nominees to health care to financial reform.
We examined Clinton's claim that, unlike President Barack Obama in his first year, Clinton never had a filibuster-proof Senate. Clinton said that was why he had to reach out more to Repubicans in the process to select a Supreme Court nominee, and why his health care plan ultimately fizzled. We found that the closest Clinton ever got to filibuster-proof was his first months in office, when he was still several Democrats short. In fact, Clinton spent most of his presidency with a Republican majority in the Senate. We ruled his statement True.
We also checked Clinton's claim that the 1993 balanced budget "led to an enormous flowering of the economy in America." We rated that Half True.
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This waterfront beach house at the Jersey Shore in Normandy Beach, New Jersey, walking distance to the Ocean Beach. The picturesque 3 bedroom, 1.5 bath beach home has an open floor plan with a living space which has sliding doors opening up to a Large Deck with Gas Grill, Dining Table with Umbrella, Awning and enclosed outside shower. The main living area has vaulted ceilings joining the family room, dining room..
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If you have these boots or other Scarpa Phantoms could you please post your street shoe size and your boot size. I am trying to get an idea on size/fit. Thanks
I wear a 7.5 medium shoe. My Phantom Guides were 42 Eu, and fit perfectly. I also have a pair of Scarpa Cerro Torre's 42 Eu, and they fit the same--so I'm pretty sure Scarpa is solid across sizes. With that said, I wear a size 10 or 43 1/4 Acopa JB. Go figure. (I wear two pair of socks with the mountain boots--one very light and a second heavier wool sock--maybe that's where some of the differences with others come in). . .
Pretty much always a 9.5 street shoe (10's in a few though) I wear 42 Phantom Guides I had Trango Primes in a 42.5 Oh yeah, the Phantom Guides RULE.
Steve William and Beagle have a pretty big difference there! Both wear a 42 PG but one wears a 7.5 street shoe and the other wears a 9.5/10! This is why I rarely find it useful to ask what other wear in a "street shoe". So hard to fit/size boots without being able to try them on.
US m's 9. Guide 41 6K 42 Love them! Just wish they were just a bit warmer! Was climbing in low single digits in the am warming to the upper teen's last week and they were a wee-bit cold.
Bump cause I'm curious too...and also, do the Phantom Guides and the 6000's fit similarly?
Phantom Guides are my hands-down favorite boot I've ever climbed in (out of 8). My foot is a perfect 11.5 on a Brannock Scale and I wear my PG's in a 45 1/2 (or 11 2/3) - yeah, it's bizarre sizing.
US Men's 11 Phantom Guide 45
US 11.5 or a 12 depending on the shoe. 12s in almost every narrow running shoe. 45 in the Phantom guide, ultra and 6000. They are snug and I use lwt socks. 45.5 will also work. 46 is too big. Same sizing for me in all the La Sportiva mtn boots as well.
11.5 sneakers or anything else for that matter and 44 Phantom guide with a Smart wool PHD medium to light cushion sock. So far these are the best dam boots ever. Fit like glove and climb just as well and still cozy on the approach..
Thanks everyone, I wear a 12 in most street shoes so it sounds like a 46 or maybe a 46.5 should work great. If you use a sock liner, what brand do you recommend? I have gone away from them over the years, but would like to revisit them.
I think this exercise proves that you really need to try the boots on to know for sure whether they will fit properly or not. I wear a 10 / 10.5 in all of my street shoes and hiking boots. I fit perfectly into a 44 Trango S Evo but I needed a 44.5 in the Phantom Guide to get a proper fit. I have a pair of Baruntse's and a pair of Spatnik's in size 44 that are just a bit too small. I think I will try to "trade them in" for a pair of Phantom 6000's in size 45? 44? we'll see. Comparing all of the sizing from above it all doesn't add up, but whatever works is what's right.
My bet is a 46 will be too big. 46.5 even worse. I'd try a 45.5.
I second what Dane said. I am a legit 11.5 and with a medium cushion sock i wear a 44 Phantom Guide. Anything bigger would be sloppy..
Do the ankles break in on these boots? Little stiffer than I was wanting
Mens 11 Scarpa PG 45
If you use a sock liner, what brand do you recommend? I have gone away from them over the years, but would like to revisit them
No sock liners. I have a few brands and never wear them. The P-guides fit well without them.
I use Wigwam Gobi liners that I get at REI. If not too late, I wear size 12 street shoes and 45.5 Phantom Guides. 45s "fit", but give me heel blisters on long approaches.


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Four Tech-Related Trends That Will Shape 2013
Looking ahead, here are four tech-related trends that I think will shape the coming year. These are trends I noticed were already in flight during late 2012. I believe they will continue to affect the way we design and implement solutions in 2013.
As you'll see, all of my predictions are driven by the relentless increase of connected mobile devices. This is the dominating overall trend that will continue to affect all aspects of information systems.
In a nutshell, I predict:
- Individual service deployments on the Web will get smaller and more numerous
- Mobile client deployment will be a bottleneck
- Server mash-ups will increase but client mash-ups will decline
- The demand for seamless switching between personal devices will increase
Services on the Web Get Smaller, More Numerous
Influenced by the existence of the many mobile apps running on a single device, Web-based services will become small, single-focused offerings that (in the words of Doug Mcllroy) "do one thing and do it well." This will also explode the number of available services. The advantage of this trend will be an increase in the agility and evolvability of service offerings. The challenge will be an increased need for governance at the "micro-service" level.
Mobile Client Deployment Becomes a Bottleneck
As more services appear on the Web and more mobile devices spread throughout the world, keeping up with mobile app deployment will become more difficult and more costly. This is especially true for cases where an app store requires approval before release. To mitigate this problem, developers and architects will look for new ways to update and modify the functionality of already-installed mobile apps without the need for full-on redeployment. Solutions will include use of in-message hypermedia designs, reliance on remote discovery documents and just-in-time plug-in style implementations.
Server-Side Mash-Ups Increase while Client-Side Mash-Ups Decline
The increasing popularity of languages like Node.js, Erlang and Closure will make implementing server-side mash-ups more efficient and easier to maintain than doing the same work within a client application; especially for the mobile platform. This will reduce the "chattiness" of client-side applications and increase the security and flexibility of server-side implementations. The result will be a perceived increase in responsiveness and a reduced use of battery power on mobile apps.
Multiple Device Form Factors Will Demand Seamless Sharing
As more users access content on multiple devices, there will be an increased need to design apps that seamlessly share user data across these devices. This will affect the both client- and server-side implementation details. Identity will need to cross devices easily and content syncing will need to be seamless and automatic. App builders will rely more on the "responsive design" pattern in order to automatically adjust displays and functionality to meet the needs of the current form factor. Servers will need to be "context-aware" and provide the most up-to-date content while users switch from one device to the next.
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The new Jimi Hendrix biopic apparently won't feature any actual Jimi Hendrix tunes. The film stars Outkast's Andre 3000.
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Three days ago I setup bbpress towards my community on my domain website.
I wanted to setup the bp tool bar in the bbpress page but doesnt seem to work.
bbpress and bp is integrated prefect and works great but when I place the if statement in the bb-config.php to show the tool bar it makes my theme disappear in bbpress and crashes.
This is what I placed in the bb-config.php and activated the plugin after.>>>
if ( !defined( 'ABSPATH' ) & !defined( 'XMLRPC_REQUEST' )) {
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