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Pennington County's Juvenile Diversion program is getting a boost in funding to meet a growing need.
County Commissioners approved a $19,000 supplement to the program's budget Tuesday that will go toward the purchase of a new transport van. Much of the approved funds came from a federal grant awarded to the program for their high success rate.
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After a rancorous mayoral race, the city of Newark has elected Ras Baraka—a decision surely to hold repercussions for the city's ambitious education reform agenda. With perfect timing, the New Yorker this week published a clear-eyed long-form article on the history of these reforms, spearheaded by former mayor Cory Booker and governor Chris Christie and funded (in part) by Mark Zuckerberg of Facebook fame. All signs indicate that these reforms will soon go the way of MySpace.
Eric Hanushek, Paul Peterson, and Ludger Woessmann published an Education Next/PEPG studythis week examining whether U.S. educational challenges are concentrated among students from less-educated families. Turns out, they aren't. The authors found that, regardless of parent education level, advantaged and disadvantaged U.S. students both earn low scores, compared to similarly situated international peers. In fact, advantaged U.S. students (those with college-educated parents) might be doing comparatively worse. Their math proficiency rates ranked twenty-eighth out of thirty-four OECD countries; disadvantaged U.S. students (those with lower levels of parental education) fell in at twentieth. Stay tuned for next week's Gadfly, where we'll review this apologist-busting study in greater detail.
Earlier this week, the New Republic ran Professor Jeffrey Aaron Snyder's strong criticism of KIPP's character-education model, in which he argued that the charter group's method of teaching attributes like "grit" does not actually accomplish the job—and is amoral, to boot. Snyder points out that while research on the "science of character" may be becoming increasingly cogent, there exists "no science of teaching character," and he calls out KIPP's "character growth card"—analogous to a report card—as being superficial in its measurements and, by avoiding measures of morality, missing the point almost entirely. KIPP deserves credit for paving the way in this nascent field, but their approach also warrants this kind of scrutiny.
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WASHINGTON - In a story June 25 about the flood of immigrant children travelling alone caught crossing the Mexican border illegally, The Associated Press reported erroneously that the federal immigration court system has a backlog of more than 30,000 cases. The actual backlog is greater than 360,000 pending cases, according to federal records analyzed by the Transactional Records Access Clearinghouse, a research organization at Syracuse University. The incorrect figure also appeared in an earlier story published June 22 and June 23, slugged "Immigrant Children."
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Homeland Security Secretary Jeh Johnson told Congress on Tuesday he would consider every conceivable, lawful option to deal with a continuing flood of immigrants crossing the U.S. border illegally in South Texas.
Johnson told the House Homeland Security Committee that he won't rule out using National Guard troops, as several lawmakers have suggested, but he warned that there are limitations to using troops to help manage what has become a humanitarian crisis at the border.
"I've heard the calls from some that we put the Guard on the border. I'd want to understand better what the options are for the use of the Guard," Johnson told lawmakers during more than two hours of questioning. "But there are definitely some limitations on the use of the Guard in this respect, I think, and we have to be mindful of those."
The White House indicated later in the day it wasn't interested in the proposal to deploy troops.
"There has already been a historic commitment of resources to the border," White House spokesman Josh Earnest said.
Since the start of the budget year last October, Border Patrol agents have apprehended more than 52,000 immigrant children crossing the border alone. Most of the young immigrants are from Honduras, El Salvador and Guatemala and have been caught in the Rio Grande Valley of Texas.
At the same time, the Border Patrol has arrested more than 39,000 adults with children. An unknown number of those immigrants have been released with notices to report to Immigration and Customs Enforcement offices near their final destinations inside the United States.
The administration has refused to say how many of those people have been released or how many have reported as ordered. Earnest told reporters Tuesday that he did not have the number but added, "Without knowing what that number is and without having seen it, I think we can all stipulate that that number is too high."
In the mid-2000s, President George W. Bush twice deployed National Guard troops to the border to help augment the Border Patrol as it bolstered its ranks. The agency has more than doubled in size since then, with more than 21,000 agents.
While troops were deployed, they were prohibited under federal law from performing law enforcement duties and instead conducted surveillance and helped with maintenance issues.
Border Patrol Deputy Chief Ronald Vitiello testified Tuesday that while the influx of children travelling alone and adults crossing the border illegally with children has strained resources in South Texas, it hasn't necessarily created a security problem.
"It's not a challenge to arrest people who come as children or families with children," Vitiello said. Many illegal border-crossers don't try to elude border agents and quickly surrender once they encounter agents.
The challenge, he and Johnson explained, is processing the immigrants and finding places to house them.
The surge of children has prompted the Homeland Security Department to start flying some of the immigrants to Arizona for processing. Military bases in Texas, California and Oklahoma are also being used or readied to house children until they can be placed with relatives or sponsors. All the child immigrants face deportation, but with a backlog of more than 360,000 pending cases in federal immigration courts it will likely take years before a judge will order many of the children out.
Parents caught crossing the border illegally with their children also pose a challenge because of a lack of detention space. ICE, the Homeland Security agency responsible for jailing immigrants facing deportation, has space for fewer than 100 people in its single family detention centre in Berks County, Pennsylvania.
Last week the Obama administration announced plans to open additional detention centres for families. The first will be at the Federal Law Enforcement Training Center in Artesia, New Mexico, home of the Border Patrol's training academy.
Also Tuesday, House Speaker John Boehner announced a working group of lawmakers to focus on the situation at the border.
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Flipping through a magazine, going online or turning on the TV reveals scores of gorgeous men and women demonstrating the wonders of all kinds of products. Our culture is fascinated with models, who not only lend their images to ads for clothes, razors, cars, medicine, banks (the list is almost endless), but whose career aspirations are the subject of reality TV shows like "America's Next Top Model[1]" and "Make Me a Supermodel.[2]"
The easy assumption is that models live glamorous lives and earn astronomical sums. But the media rarely conveys the realities of most models' working lives. To wit, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS), the federal agency that tracks employment data, classifies models not as entertainment or arts workers but as sales workers.
And their earnings are typically very modest. The median hourly wage for models was $15.83 in May 2010. The lowest 10 percent earned less than $9.53 and the top 10 percent made upwards of $28.86 per hour.
Moreover, the hours tend to be unpredictable and the work unsteady. As the BLS' Occupational Outlook Handbook points out, "Most models have periods of unemployment." Consider also that modeling is a relatively tiny occupation: the BLS counted just 1,400 models in the United States in 2010. By 2020, that number is projected to rise to 1,600.
Part of that has to do with how few people meet the criteria of modeling agencies and their clients. Though they sometimes require images of older people or heavier people, the vast majority want to burnish their products or services with images of youth and slenderness. The modeling industry trades for the most part in young, fresh faces, and models' careers tend to be short.
At the very high end, the work they do is pretty glamorous: walking runways in Milan or Paris, or doing photo shoots for glossy magazines like Vogue or Marie Claire. Bear in mind, though, that many models do work that is much more run-of-the-mill.
Besides high fashion and runway modeling, there is also modeling for petite or plus-sized clothes, catalog modeling, commercial modeling and showroom modeling (a category that can overlap with product demonstration, a related sales job). Body-part modeling requires only hands, feet, knees or, in the case of one model we know, a single eye (for an ad that demonstrated medical equipment for ophthalmologists).
Working regularly in any of these areas can be a challenge. In the early stages of their careers many also have to shell out a considerable amount of their own money to create the kind of professional-looking photos that can attract an agent's interest.
These costs can be steep, but some newbie models manage to avoid them by seeking the services of a photographer looking to create a portfolio of his or her own. (Sometimes models and photographers can connect online via websites like modelmayhem.com -- of course, use caution when enlisting the services of any stranger.) It's also wise to avoid agencies or classes that charge exorbitant fees. Reputable modeling agencies generally don't charge anything up front, instead making their money by taking a percentage of what a model earns on a particular job.
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Joe Christopher must have had a crystal ball and a keen sense of business. In 1969, Christopher became one of the first settlers on South Broadway's .
Arriving in Nyack, Joe, a school teacher, opened Christopher's Antiques in a somewhat still tumultuous area in the late 60s. But that was soon to change as Nyack became an arts, crafts and antiques mega-capital. Alan Rich wrote about Nyack for The New Yorker in 1975 (at the time living in Grand View himself):
"With almost a single impulse, several antique dealers who had been selling in Greenwich Village decided to move to a more congenial location, with extremely attractive rents. Like a small swarm of benign locusts, they settled into a depressed and nearly abandoned tenement block along Nyack's South Broadway."
Joe Christopher had this to say in the article: "I didn't think the area was dangerous, it was just unkempt and disorderly. The reason it looked so bad was because the people who owned the buildings had no stake in the community. But this made the real estate cheap enough to buy so that we could start something."
The history
Howard Siegel, the present owner of this five-level building, has been a part of Christopher's from its inception 42 years ago. "Howie," as most people know him, grew up in Spring Valley.
"My mom was always antiquing and very much into plants, I used to go antiquing with her all the time," Siegel recalls. "We used to come to Gas Light Antiques in Nyack."
Siegel first opened a store called "Tummee Thyme" with a partner across the street from where Christopher's is now.
"We sold candies, rustic antiques… it was very Pennsylvania Dutch," he said. Christopher came to town and was working on the building across the street when the two men met and began a long relationship. Siegel and Christopher became partners and moved to one of the apartments upstairs from what is now Christopher's.
"We spent seven days and seven nights together for 23 years," Siegel said, describing that period in his life. "It was such a bohemian lifestyle, we loved it. It was black and white, gay and straight, hippy and… hippy, poor or tons of money. Everyone inter-meshed."
At first, Christopher and Siegel would go to Pennsylvania each week, buy the furniture, strip it, sell it and then delivered it. They also sold plants, which became a large part of the business of Christopher's. A few years after they opened, the sub-cellar became the place where the furniture was stripped, opening two floors—instead of just the original one—for display. Several years later, the greenhouse was built in the back.
"We sold herbs and annuals in the yard in the back, I went around to all the local growers," Siegel explained.
When the second floor became empty it became "Christopher's Marketplace." Each room was a different store: a leather shop, a children's clothing store, a small flower shop, an art and frame shop and a small antique store.
"Weekends were crazy back then," Siegel recalls. "We were very busy—Nyack was a real destination because of all the antique stores."
Two more stores
Then came Christopher's Reproductions and Christopher's Warehouse; the reproduction store was opened across the street, and the Warehouse was opened on Franklin Avenue. Siegel and Christopher started reproductions and upholstery at the reproduction store. The original store only had American furniture—once the warehouse was opened, European furniture became a big draw.
"We started with England, and then started buying from Denmark and Vienna," Siegel explained. "We travelled a lot—it was a great time."
The Upper Nyack home on Castle Heights
Siegel and Christopher had a deck garden on the top of their Nyack building, and renovated the very top apartment during their 23-year stay. But Christopher's was not the only real estate this creative and hard working couple got their hands into. They purchased a home in Upper Nyack that, for years prior, they had passed by and admired. It was owned by the same family since 1800; realtors told them that this house would never come up for sale. But one day the house went on the market.
The story goes that the home was haunted: the shades were always lowered, and an elderly lady named Mrs. Havisham lived in this once Federal Style home alone for years. Legend had it poor Ms. Haveisham was in love with a man who her father highly disapproved of—and so she never married and stayed in the house all her life. Traditional Home featured the house in their February 1990 edition after Siegel's and Christopher's 11 year renovation was complete.
By 1992 the business was changing, and so was Siegel's relationship with Christopher. Siegel went to Cape Cod and Key West thinking he could do business in those areas, but ultimately decided against it and returned to Nyack. He then met David Rituper, who started running Christopher's on South Broadway while Siegel remained at the Warehouse.
Addie the standard poodle
If you know Christopher's, you knew Addie. Addie was the black standard poodle that stood outside the store and functioned as a mascot and greeter for years until she passed away in 2008. Customers still walk into the store to this day and ask to see her.
Rituper and Addie were inseparable. Both were very much loved by Christopher's clientele.
Present day
Joe Christopher moved to New Orleans about that time. In 1999, Howie did a huge renovation on the entire warehouse on Franklin.
"It was great, even though it cost a fortune to renovate and we continued strong for about seven years," Siegel explained.
Rituper died very suddenly at age 49, in 2008, due to an undiagnosed enlarged heart.
Jump to current day: business is running as usual, and Siegel is looking forward to his May delivery of unique stone planters and stunning, luxurious hanging baskets. He is also accepting furniture, lighting and accessories on consignment. The building that Christopher's now inhabits is for sale through Lydecker Real Estate.
Siegel has also taken over Joe Christopher's antique crystal ball, and looks into it to see his future and the future of Christopher's. And hopefully, it reveals many bright days ahead where Christopher's remains a treat to shoppers young and old. This 42-year-old one-of-a-kind shoppers' haven has many more stories to create and to share—just ask Howie Siegel.
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Fulton County Student Graduates KSP 'Drive To Stay Alive' Academy
Date of News Release: 10/21/2010
(Frankfort, Ky.) -- Fulton County High student, Branika Hardin was among twenty-one students throughout the state selected by Kentucky State Police to participate in the 'Drive To Stay Alive' (DTSA) academy. The program ran from October 13 17, 2010 and was held at the KSP Training Academy in Frankfort.
The 'Drive to Stay Alive' program teaches the students safe driving techniques by KSP instructors with hands-on road driving and classroom exercises, including the dangers of driving impaired, seat belt safety, distracted and aggressive driving.
Ms. Hardin is the daughter of Angela Smith and Gregory Hardin of Hickman. She is excited to bring back what she learned to her community.
"The class was very informative," said Hardin. "Many teens may think they are experienced drivers but that is not the case."
Highway Safety Branch Commander Capt. David Jude explained that the 'Drive to Stay Alive' program was designed not only to decrease teen crashes but to provide students with the tools to be advocates in their own communities.
"The training includes topics such as collision causation, vehicle dynamics and skid control, backing skills, multiple turns and lane interchange, safety belts and air bags, evasive maneuvers, off-road recovery, and controlled braking," advised Jude.
"We focus heavily on distracted and inattentive driving which is prevalent in this particular age group," says Jude.
According to Jude, the real potential of the "Drive To Stay Alive" program begins after the students return to their schools.
"The students are teamed with an experienced state trooper to spread the message to the student body in each school and to their community as well," he says. "The effectiveness of the program is based on the concept that a message conveyed by a fellow student carries more weight with other students and is therefore more memorable."
The DTSA students are evaluated and scored on the safe driving programs they present in their respective schools and communities. The students with the most effective programs, resulting in increased seat belt usage, are eligible for scholarship funds. Their schools will be rewarded as well.
Last year in Kentucky, teen drivers accounted for 23,680 collisions. Of that figure, there were 108 fatal crashes. Even more alarming, are the 2009 Driving Under the Influence (DUI) charges for drivers between the ages of 16-19. There were 2,603 DUI charges filed in Kentucky district court last year.
"The goal of this program is to decrease teen fatalities on Kentucky roadways," says KSP Commissioner Rodney Brewer. "Nationally, motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among teenagers. Programs like "Drive To Stay Alive' are directly impacting the Commonwealth by resulting in a decrease in teen highway deaths."
Commissioner Brewer believes the "Drive To Stay Alive" program will have a lasting effect on these teens.
"These students have a unique opportunity to make a real difference," says Brewer.
"They can help influence on-the-road driving behaviors and save lives on Kentucky's roadways. It's a very worthwhile goal that will require dedication on their part, but it's worth it if they save even one life. It could be their own, their best friend, a neighbor or a family member."
For more information about the "Drive To Stay Alive' program or how your school can get involved, please contact the KSP Highway Safety Branch at (502) 782-1780.


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16 July 2010 at 2:36am
Can anyone tell me if the Youtube module is still being maintained? If so, can I get a link to the latest SVN site?
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16 July 2010 at 10:01am
The latest copy of it is available from
Its not been actively developed for a couple years now but I am happy to fix any issues / merge any patches that people want since it looks like I am the module maintainer I have no idea what state its in for 2.4.
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17 July 2010 at 8:43am
Well, good news on version 0.2, no errors. Bad news, it didn't even build. The module folder name is youtubeservice.
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17 July 2010 at 10:39am
Could you explain 'could not build'. Did you get an error message? If its in devmode and display_errors is on in your php.ini then hopefully you should get a much more detailed answer.
Re: YouTube Moldule
17 July 2010 at 10:56am
I didn't have it in dev mode. I just added the folder and did a "http//.../dev/build?flush=1. It didn't build the database or add any new items, just returned as if nothing new was added. No error messages.
I did use this version (0.2) in 2.3 and it seemed to work fine.
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21 July 2010 at 5:26am
Willr - I was able to install the Youtube. Not sure why it wasn't installing the last time.
DB build went perfect not one error or problem.
Created a youtube page - set it to do a search, Once again, worked flawlessly.
Went to the page, thumb nails and desciption, just as in earlier versions
Went to play in pop-up window recieved the following error:
Firefox did not play the video
IE 8 had the following:
Webpage error details
User Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 8.0; Windows NT 5.1; Trident/4.0; Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; SV1) ; .NET CLR 2.0.50727; .NET CLR 3.0.4506.2152; .NET CLR 3.5.30729; .NET CLR 1.1.4322; yie8)
Timestamp: Tue, 20 Jul 2010 17:22:37 UTC
Message: 'Prototype.Browser.IE' is null or not an object
Line: 1003
Char: 3
Code: 0
URI: http://localhost/silverstripe/youtubeservice/javascript/lightwindow.js?m=1217201275
Message: 'null' is null or not an object
Line: 1578
Char: 4
Code: 0
URI: http://localhost/silverstripe/youtubeservice/javascript/lightwindow.js?m=1217201275
Thank You.
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I successfully have the YouTube Module working on 2.4.3. Due to the change in location of some of the js files and the removal of the jsparty folder, you may need to tweak some previous "patches" as outlined here.
The YouTube module is calling the prototype.js file a second time and causing an issue. I circumvented this by
Adding these lines into the init() function of YouTubeGallery.php after line 116:
This allows the module to work both with the lightwindow and without.
*EDIT* Attaching the working module for whomever may need it.
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No punishment for Wigan's Callum McManaman
Wigan forward Callum McManaman has escaped any retrospective action from the Football Association following his studs-up challenge on Newcastle's Massadio Haidara.
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#1 posted 1976 days ago
Welcome to LumberJocks….It will be a great resource for you and your projects. There are a bunch of great people here willing to help……have fun….Looking forward to your projects and posts….. WARNING: Visiting LumberJocks has proven to be addictive.
-- Todd, Oak Ridge, TN, Hello my name is Todd and I'm a Toolholic, I bought my last tool 10 days, no 4 days, oh heck I bought a tool on the way here! †
#2 posted 1976 days ago
Welcome to Lumberjocks, enjoy the community. Your bed projects are really nice – I like the rustic look. When you post your projects give as many details as you can think of – we love the details. Looks like you do terrific work though.
-- Bill - "Suit yourself and let the rest be pleased." http://www.cajunpen.com/
#3 posted 1976 days ago
Glad to see that you have made Lumberjocks a part of your Woodworking experience… Welcome
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#4 posted 1976 days ago
Welcome. You have a nice variety in your projects! Hope you feel at home round here.
#5 posted 1976 days ago
Hello CMC,
Let me welcome to LJs. I am sure that you will find being a member of this group to be both a rewarding and an inspirational part of your woodworking adventure.
-- Challenges are what make life interesting; overcoming them is what makes life meaningful- Joshua Marine
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Welcome to Lumberjocks!
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#8 posted 1976 days ago
Welcome CMC, glad you've joined us!
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Welcome to LumberJocks. Glad to have you aboard. †
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Welcome! Hope you enjoy the site!
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#11 posted 1975 days ago
Welcome, you will like it here!
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#12 posted 1975 days ago
Hey, strong silent type, first Welcome aboard, second, a little more information. We like to hear particulars where applicable. Like how you came up with an idea, how it's made, wood used, or why you made a piece or where it's bound. Stuff like that. Or not, what ever, it's all good. Out in the woods of Oregon hu? Very cool. See you around.
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#13 posted 1975 days ago
Welcome to LJ's. We are here to help you with your woodworking endeavors. Feel free to ask for advise. But Be aware…this site can be very addictive…………..LOL
-- Jerry--A man can never have enough tools or clamps
#14 posted 1975 days ago
Welcome to Lumber Jocks! This is a great place to get – or give – advice about woodworking on the forums and the project posts are a wonderful source of new ideas. I love this site, I hope you will enjoy it too.
Look forward to seeing more of your projects and posts.
-- gjd Southcentral Wisconsin
#15 posted 1973 days ago
Welcome to Lumberjocks . This is a great community of people with like interests.There is much to learn here & you will have the opportunity to share your skills & ideas with others. I hope you enjoy LJ's as much as I do.
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An urgent and disturbing news story came across my desk this week and I felt the need to share it. ROBOTS ARE TAKING OVER THE OCEAN! Maybe I am getting ahead of myself… let me back-peddle.
Oceans cover more than 70 percent of the Earth's surface and the majority of them are unexplored. As oceanographer Robert Ballard put it on the Colbert Report last February, one year of NASA's budget would be able to fund 1,600 years of NOAA's exploration budget. Translation: There is a lot we don't know about our own planet.
According to the Christian Science Monitor, the good folks over at Scripps Institution of Oceanography have been developing a way to explore and monitor the oceans. The solution: robots.
The idea is that large groups, up to hundreds, of autonomous underwater explorers (AUEs) would swarm around in the ocean like a school of fish. They would report data back to larger "mothership" robots.
The potential benefits of this project are great. This type of monitoring can give us a better idea of how certain pollution affects the ocean. It can also give scientists a better picture of where they might advise for marine protected areas.
Right off the bat, that sounds good. But at what cost?
Are we unleashing swarms of drone robots that will someday become self-aware like Skynet? Will these robots rise up in an attempt to establish dominance over the human race?
Okay, so both those scenarios are far fetched. But any time you introduce something new into an ecosystem, be it biological or not, there needs to be a measure of caution exercised… even if the eventuality is not submission to our robot overlords. Just look at Nutria!
This probably is not the start of a robot–led human apocalypse, but just in case I am keeping my dad, John Connor, on call and hoping the people at Scripps consult with Isaac Asimov in their programming.
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A swindle in which the victim is persuaded to trust the swindler in some way.
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Geofencing worked for me when I tried it at Walgreen's last week. The notification popped up as I walked into the store, though the text it displayed was pretty useless. It should remind me that I have a loyalty card for the store but instead it really just said that I was there.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
My Walgreen's experience was good in set up. It was very clear that my card would be stored in Passbook and it was easy to do. I haven't visited a store yet though.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
I think you're mostly pointing out problems that are developer related. For instance, for me to add mobile coupons from Target I had to sign up for Target's mobile coupons by text message. That's not Passbook's fault. It's Target's fault for using the same system they've been using for years and just slapping Passbook features on top. <\/p>\n
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Some, sure. But not being able to find the link for other Passbook apps isn't United's fault.<\/p>\n
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I agree on both.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
Other than the first screen suggesting Passbook capable Apps John is correct your complaints are all implementation by the developer. It\u2019s not necessarily all their fault, multiple POS vendors, disparate customer databases, traditional infrared barcode scanners instead of the optical 2D ones required for non-traditional barcodes, etc\u2026 there\u2019s actually a lot of infrastructure requirements that make deployment difficult, it actually illustrates exactly how hard NFC is going to be as the infrastructure upgrades there are more difficult and costly to implement.<\/p>\n
We had planned to roll out a Passbook program for a national chain of franchised restaurants, the Apple side of things went amazingly well, we had geofenced coupons and loyalty cards working a treat, it all fell apart though when integrating with the disparate nature of franchisees\u2019 infrastructure. I imagine large corporations don\u2019t face the same myriad of systems, but have vastly more difficult layers of security to burrow through.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
I think the problem here is implementation. Which, if we have known from Apple, is usually pretty seamless. And let's be honest, those developers won't _know_ what to do with Passbook if Apple doesn't tell them how to do it so it's easy for the consumer. What is the best way to implement our product in your product, how are we catering to the consumer, etc. <\/p>\n
And as Erica pointed out towards the end, there are obviously issues on Apple's end that could use attention (brightness control within the app when it's times for scanning, getting rid of the letterbox blocks).<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t
Passbook give you options to choose for each pass whether you want to use the geo-fencing or timed notification. Also, the brightness increase is also deliberate because, as you stated, the scanners won't work as well when the brightness is down. Everything else is developer oriented- size of the passes and implementation of getting the passes into the passbook are for them to worry about.<\/p>\n\t\t\t\t\t<\/div>\n\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t\t


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STOCKTON (CBS13) — As people across the world mourn the death of Maya Angelou, people stopping by the Maya Angelou Library left flowers to pay their respects.
The Winfrey family stopped by the library named for her in 1996.
"Some of her poems touched my heart," said Sharolyn Winfrey. "It meant a lot to me, because she was one of my role models."
"I know that many, many people here in Sacramento, Stockton and around the world are mourning her loss," said Sacramento State professor Dr. Shirley Moore.
The city says Angelou came through several times back in the 1990s to encourage young people to strive for greatness. Inside the library named for her are signed posters, many of her books she wrote and awards she's won.
"There was no one mold you could put her in," Moore said. "She was a poet laureate, a dedicated civil rights activist, she was a women's rights activist, and she was a humanitarian across the board."
Angelou was also a distinguished visiting professor at Sacramento State in 1974.
"The students gravitate to her story," Moore said. "They like what she has to say, and there's a real strong and deep connection."