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The police investigation into the Great Train Robbery will be commemorated tonight, on the eve of the 50th anniversary of the crime.
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Video: They helped to solve what became known as the crime of the century - the Great Train Robbery. Fifty years ago today the country was stunned by the theft of £2.5m from a mail train.
It wasn't long before the gang was rounded up,and last night 18 police officers involved in the search were commended at a reunion ceremony in Oxfordshire. Sarah Cooper has our report.
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It was a crime that stunned the nation. A daring raid the like of which had never been seen before. The Great Train Robbery, 50 years ago tomorrow, is now firmly entrenched in criminal history.
The gang thought they'd got away with Britain's biggest crime, but it wasn't long before detectives got their first lead and swooped on a street in Bournemouth where the carefully planned crime began to unravel. Richard Slee looks back on The Great Train Robbery.
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Now that the dust has settled and the smoke has cleared, it's time to find out who's worse for the wear following the carnage at UFC 173 this past weekend in Las Vegas, Nevada. Nevada State Athletic Commission (NSAC) today issued its list of injuries and medical suspensions for the mixed martial arts (MMA) fighters who participated in UFC 173, which took place last Saturday night (May 24, 2014) inside MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas. And there are a few hefty sentences. Of course, Jamie Varn read news >>
MMA fighters are not normal people. They're wired differently. They're tougher. Crazier, even. At UFC 173, this unnatural toughness was on full display during the night's main card, as almost every fight featured something that left the average male viewer cowering in a corner, contemplating his own existence and wondering just how tough that "Mom" tattoo really makes him. Sit down, settle in, grab a beer if it helps you feel a little more masculine and click on to recap these insane moments of read news >>
Besides the shocking outcome of the main event of UFC 173 and other bout shocked the audience in the arena and at home watching it. The fight between Jamie Varner and James Krause was one with mixed reactions. Varner had suffered a broken left ankle just a minute into the first round and still kept fighting. Everyone could tell something was wrong when Varner leg continued to buckle when he would throw punches but he kept pushing on. read news >>
It's okay to stop a fight because you're worried about the health of one of its participants. If you're around mixed martial arts (MMA) for any amount of time you'll undoubtedly hear some promoter, likely Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) President Dana White, tell you how safe the sport has become. That's due mostly to the fact that it's now heavily regulated. The problem? Incompetence runs rampant in both the commissions that regulate organizations like the UFC, and the officials assigned t read news >>
UFC President Dana White admits that it was tough and uncomfortable to watch Saturday's UFC 173 pay-per-view opener between lightweights James Krause and Jamie Varner.Filed under: News, UFC read news >>
Jamie Varner had the Stanky Leg last night (Sat., May 24, 2014) thanks to a James Krause kick and subsequent miss-step, which appeared to either break and/or dislocate his ankle just minutes into their Lightweight match at UFC 173 from MGM Grand Garden Arena in Las Vegas, Nevada. "C-4" managed to finish the round -- and even score a takedown -- but it was painful to watch his ankle continue to fold underneath him uncontrollably. Varner ultimately threw in the towel the moment the round ended, si read news >>
Lightweights James Krause and Jamie Varner had a lot to prove last night (Sat., May 24, 2014) at UFC 173 from Las Vegas, Nevada. Krause brought a good game plan and got a bit of luck as well, securing an unsatisfying technical knockout win. Find out how in our fight breakdown below! Last night (Sat., May 24, 2014) Ultimate Fighting Championship (UFC) lightweights Jamie Varner and James Krause went to war in the opening pay-per-view (PPV) main card bout of UFC 173 from MGM Grand Garden Arena in L read news >>
LAS VEGAS – Jamie Varner broke two bones in his foot and tore ligaments during a TKO loss to James Krause on the pay-per-view main card of Saturday's UFC 173.Filed under: MMA Rumors, News, Only on Junkie, UFC read news >>
LAS VEGAS – Despite another loss, Jamie Varner found himself on the receiving end of plenty of props for fighting through a first-round injury on Saturday. Filed under: News, UFC, Videos read news >>
LAS VEGAS -- Something was clearly wrong with Jamie Varner in the first round of his fight with James Krause on Saturday night. Three times, Varner fell without being touched, unable to put any pressure on his left leg. Varner gutted out the round to its painful conclusion before the ringside doctor waved off the fight. While it's easy to second-guess referee Jason Herzog for not stopping the bout when Varner was clearly injured, UFC president Dana White won't do so. "Usually they'll quit, guys read news >>

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On Productivity Growth
AbstractCapitalism's inherent feature is "destructive creation", said Marx. Decades later, in a similar fashion, Schumpeter stated that "Capitalist system incessantly revolutionizes the economic structure FROM WITHIN". What are those dynamic forces causing the incessant changes in an economy ? According to P. Drucker, A. Toffler, Baumol-McLennan and many others it is the productivity increases (growth) in general. P. Romer provides a more specific reply: technological change or the growth of new ideas. In this paper, H. Gürak goes deeper to the core and claims that all technological changes are produced by the intellectual labor of human mind. In other words, knowledge on production, i.e., technology or productive knowledge, gives occasion to a dynamic and uninterrupted growth process, but technology itself is the product of mental labor. In support of this assertion, a simple model of growth based on productive knowledge (creativity of mind) is introduced in the final section of full-text article titled "Creative Intelligence and Productive Knowledge".
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Her online announcement shocked the secular community. Atheist blogger Leah Libresco has announced on her Patheos blog that she has converted to Christianity. In her latest online post, "This is my last post for the Patheos Atheist Portal," she explained her conversion to Catholicism. Libresco said her conversion came from her struggles with the roots of the moral law. Libresco said she inevitably arrived at an understanding that aligns with a Christ-centered world-view.
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Keywords: Atheism, conversion, moral law, natural law, faith, goodness, Plato, conversion, Leah Libresco
LOS ANGELES, CA (Catholic Online) - Libresco said her conversion came from her struggles with the roots of the moral law. Libresco said she inevitably arrived at an understanding that aligns with a Christ-centered world-view.
Libresco found herself constantly exploring this paradigm until she finally accepted the notion that truth and moral goodness come from God. "I believed that the Moral Law wasn't just a Platonic truth, abstract and distant. It turns out I actually believed it was some kind of Person, as well as Truth. And there was one religion that seemed like the most promising way to reach back to that living Truth.
"I asked my friend what he suggests we do now, and we prayed the night office of the Liturgy of the Hours together (I've kept up with that since). Then I suggested hugs and playing Mumford and Sons really, really loudly," she wrote.
"After I changed my mind, I decided to take a little time to make sure I really believed what I thought I believed, before telling my friends, family, and, now, all of you. That left me with the question of what to do about my atheism blog. My solution was to just not write anything I disagreed with. Enough of my friends had accused me of writing in a crypto-Catholic style that I figured no one would notice if I were actually crypto-Catholic for a month and a half (i.e. everything from "Upon this ROC." on).
Libresco admits she struggles with aspects of her newfound Catholic faith. Among them, the church's teaching about homosexuality, but she seems set on a path to explore these specified issues as diligently as she has the overarching existence of a higher power.
Libresco promises to further discuss her ongoing spiritual path in future blog posts.
"This post isn't the final word on my conversion. I'm sure there's a lot more explaining and arguing to do, so be a little charitable in your read of this post and try to give me a little time to expand my ideas over the next few weeks," she writes.
Many people in the secular community question Libresco's massive transition, but at least one prominent atheist has shown his support. On his "Friendly Atheist" blog, Hemant Mehta wrote the following about the conversion:
"It happens. Far less frequently than the other way around, but it happens . I won't pretend to understand whatever she's going through. But whenever you make a big announcement like that, it's like a huge weight has been lifted off your shoulders. It's even harder to do that when you talk about religion so publicly. Anyway, I wish Leah the best."
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As a photographic newbie I have made a habit of always looking for new courses by you as they have always carried me ahead in my learning, and I'm thrilled to begin this new course on printing which has thus far been a frustrating and confusing topic for me. Even though I've just begun this course it's immediately prompted a question regarding post processing. Learning on my own I began by assuming that PS was the one and only program to learn and I diligently set about doing so with good success. Along the way the name Lightroom would pop up here and there and I would try not to get distracted by dismissing it as some kind batch processing program for wedding photographers. The release of LR 4 finally prompted me to actually take a look and I've fallen in love. With my limited experience I've now concluded that for adjustments that go beyond the original, as-is content of an image PS is needed, but for adjustments within the original, as-is content of the image (what i call Ansel Adams [AA] adjustments) LR does just about everything needed and in a more direct fashion. But as I see you and other respected instructors still go for PS for AA adjustments (I'm trying to discipline myself to deal with power lines, etc. at the shot) I feel like I must be missing something. The only thing I now really look to PS for is it's smart object facility for plug ins like Silver Efex (which, btw, I'm using less and less upon learning all I can do in LR.) Sorry to go on, but I think this is a very timely and confusing issue for newer digital photographers (especially given the huge cost difference) and I would love to hear your comments.
All thru the course you used levels adjustment layers, sometimes using separate layers with masks to work on separate parts of the image. Why levels and not curves? Wouldn't you have had more flexibility with curves?
I'm surprised because many of the other courses I've taken on Photoshop stress the use of curves over levels. But here you use levels exclusively.
Just curious. All in all, it's a very informative course. I've taken pages of notes.
And, I have a better relationship now with the levels adjustment layer than I had before %-)
One more comment is about setting print size in PS. In the workflow I've adopted, I'm never sure what the actual print size will be at the start. I know the paper size, and I know that I want at least 1″ margin between the image edge and the edge of the paper, but after cropping the image to the way I want to see it, I don't really know what the actual image size will be. So I use the print dialog box after
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@Brian: LR is basically Bridge+Camera Raw plus an asset management database and a print module, plus more. It's perfect for the general photographer, and there are many advantages. However, there are times when you do need to go to PS to do things you can't quite do in LR. LR 4 is a major major improvement over previous versions. And lynda.com has some excellent courses on LR4. Still, knowing both is a great advantage. And with some experience with both you'll learn when to use one or the other, or both!
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Rehabbing Reds closer Aroldis Chapman hit 101 mph with his fastball in a perfect inning for Class A Dayton on Thursday.
Chapman, sidelined since March 19 when he was hit in the face by a line drive, struck out Lansing's D.J. Davis and Jason Leblebijian before getting Mitch Nay to fly out to left in the first inning. He threw 18 pitches in the frame and said he felt "normal" after his first rehab outing, a 9-6 win by Lansing.
"My fastball felt really good," Chapman told MLB.com. "I threw one slider, which was not a good slider. I used a lot of changeups. The pitches were all landing where I wanted them to."
The Reds said they envision Chapman making roughly four rehab appearances this month, with at least one coming in a relief situation. Chapman was scheduled to start and throw one inning on Thursday and will likely make two more Minor League starts.
"I think two or three more is exactly what I need," Chapman said.
Pitching for Cincinnati in a Spring Training game on March 19 in Surprise, Arizona, Chapman was struck by a ball hit by Kansas City catcher Salvador Perez. Bones above Chapman's left eye and nose were broken, and he was taken off the field on a stretcher to Banner Del E. Webb Medical Center in Sun City, Arizona. He underwent surgery to repair the fractures.
Since then, the hard-throwing reliever has pitched in three live batting practice sessions against Reds hitters without difficulties. On Wednesday, he took pitchers' fielding drills for the first time before joining Dayton's roster.
The 26-year-old looked familiar to Reds fans on Thursday, throwing 11 of his 18 pitches for strikes.
"When I say 'normal,' I mean I felt like I have always been, the way I felt before the accident," Chapman said through interpreter Tomas Veras. "There is no fear, no hesitation with me."
Two of Chapman's fastballs hit 101 mph on the radar gun at Dayton's Fifth Third Field, although the scoreboard there can't display triple digits -- it showed "01" instead. The Dragons said no pitcher had ever reached triple digits with a pitch at the ballpark until Chapman.
The Reds haven't set the remainder of Chapman's rehab schedule, but said the process shouldn't take long.
"We're going to get through one at a time," Reds manager Bryan Price told MLB.com on Wednesday. "We have a schedule. We have a template. We're not going through this blindly. We'd just like to see him go out there and pitch in a game before we announce any further outings. I think that's the responsible thing to do. He's stretched out. His arm is in great shape. It's just a matter of real game situations. We feel he is ready. It shouldn't be a terribly long rehab stint, I believe."
Chapman spoke about the reality of facing more line-drive comebackers in the future, a scary thought for any pitcher.
"I don't think about that at all," he said. "The only time I remember [the injury] is when you guys ask me."
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St. Pete employees get reminder about city's new vision after revelations about racial tension in some city departments08/22/14 Blog
ST. PETERSBURG | Deputy Mayor Kanika Tomalin issued a memo to all employees this week in the wake of stories in the Tampa Bay Times about racial tension among employees, most noticably in the Stormwater Department, where a white supervisor spray-painted the back of a black worker's back and made reference to the Klu Klux Klan.
Tomalin began her letter, which went out Thursday, by reminding people of the city's new vision, unveiled when Mayor Rick Kriseman's administration took office this year. One of the chief values, Tomalin said, is diversity and inclusiveness....
Joyner, Cruz to endorse USF prof in Senate District 22 race08/22/14 Blog
ST. PETERSBURG | State Sen. Arthenia Joyner and state Rep. Janet Cruz are expected to endorse University of South Florida St. Petersburg professor Judithanne McLauchlan for the Senate District 22 seat currently held by Republican Jeff Brandes.
The Demoncratic lawmakers are makig it official Saturday at the "Diversi-Tea" event at the Manhattan Casino, hosted by Business and Professional Women/St. Petersburg-Pinellas. The event is aimed at celbrating the 9th Amendment....
Ex-police chief Davis opposes change to St. Petersburg charter08/22/14 Local Government
Former St. Petersburg police Chief Goliath Davis III opposes a proposed change to the city charter that would protect council members from being removed from office for voicing their opinion on mayoral appointments.
Davis, writing in the Weekly Challenger, urged residents to vote against the change on Nov. 4.
Supporters of the charter change are unhappy with Mayor Rick Kriseman's decision to select Clearwater police Chief Tony Holloway as the city's new chief, Davis wrote....
Quick! Read this post. It may make you money ... or just laugh08/21/14 Blog
Let's do an experiment. Everyone, put your hand in your pockets.
They're empty, right?
Yea, so are ours. That's why we're happy to hear about this bit of news, passed onto us by Deal Diva friend Katherine Snow Smith, who tracks all the new businesses coming to town.
On Sept. 4, the Tampa Bay area is getting another resale/trade shop. Think along the lines of Plato's closet, Revolve, etc. Discount used clothes with the option to bring your old ones to the counter for some cash....
City says sensitivity training coming to Stormwater Department08/20/14 Local Government
ST. PETERSBURG — City officials say they are taking multiple steps to address issues in the Stormwater Department in the aftermath of a black city worker's claim that his white boss spray-painted "KKK" on his back, and a subsequent investigation that unearthed serious racial friction among employees.
Employees will undergo sensitivity training, and the city will seek an outside group to conduct a formal climate survey, said city spokesman Ben Kirby....
Tensions hover over 'KKK' painted on St. Petersburg worker's vest08/16/14 Local Government
ST. PETERSBURG — The long-sleeved shirt is orange, and stained with dirt and sweat and accusations.
It's been wrapped in a clear plastic bag, sitting in a city storage room for months.
Stretched across the shoulders on the back, "STORMWATER" is printed in big, black block letters.
The white letters are sprayed over that. If you look closely, you'll see the outline of what appears to be a "K," with a vertical line next to it, and then a third white smear. Similar white splotches are more pronounced on an accompanying safety vest....
Girl, fix your face (and other tips for emergency skin breakouts)08/13/14 Blog
Ladies, let's talk.
A couple weekends back, I flew away for a long weekend. It was lovely and a great escape. I got some much-needed rest, some quality hang-out time, and witnessed the nuptials of some dear friends. And while on a shopping trip with my sister, I decided to be a little adventurous.
We ducked into a Bath & Body Works because she needed something. I didn't have plans to get anything. I'm picky about what does go on my sensitive skin, and it's been years since I actually bought something for myself from there....
Kriseman endorses USF St. Pete professor in state senate race08/08/14 Blog
ST. PETERSBURG | Mayor Rick Kriseman made his first endorsement of this year's legislative election season, saying he supports University of South Florida St. Petersburg professor Judithanne McLauchlan for the Senate District 22 seat currently held by Republican Jeff Brandes.
The mayor and McLauchlan held a press conference Friday morning at Demens Landing park downtown....
Should top city and county officials live in the communities they serve?08/05/14 Local Government
CLEARWATER — The rule for police chiefs, county administrators and other top government leaders tends to be a firm one: If you're going to work here, you need to live here.
But with rules come exceptions, and officials in Pinellas County are making some for what they say are the right hires.
St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman is not making his new police chief Tony Holloway move to the city from Belleair, and Clearwater City Manager Bill Horne is not requiring Daniel Slaughter, who will be sworn in as chief of police on Thursday, to move to Clearwater from Trinity in Pasco County....
My Outfit Monday: Tale of the Traveling Pants (and shirt and shoes and...)08/04/14 Blog
Let's go ahead and get this out of the way: This is not my typical outfit post.
You'll see no dress here, no fancy heels, no makeup. Just me, some jeans, a T-shirt. Deal with it, because this IS what I'm wearing today. I'm not on the clock today, and just got off a plane (just got back from -- wait for it -- a wedding!)
So cut me some slack, please. It can't be that bad, right?
Actually, the main part of my outfit -- pants and top -- are both new items to my closet. I got the grey jeans last month in San Francisco. They're those ubiquitous ones from Forever 21 -- you know the ones, They're like $5 or something. I needed them when my legs got a little chilly. They have just enough stretch to be comfy on long flights, trust me....
St. Petersburg Mayor Rick Kriseman halfway through his first year, big decisions ahead08/01/14 Local Government
ST. PETERSBURG — A little more than halfway through his first year in office, Mayor Rick Kriseman packs his days with as many staff briefings, community meetings and small business tours as possible.
He's still getting to know the pace of city bureaucracy, he said last week, but he's generally pleased with where things stand.
"It's been a whirlwind, but it's been energizing," he said....
Wedding advice for the girl who has not been planning her wedding her whole life (and maybe also for the girl who has)07/31/14 Blog
Last weekend I went to a lovely wedding of a friend. It was at the St. Petersburg Museum of History (a pretty cool venue for those out there looking), and had a great casual feel. Everything looked and felt effortless.
So after the last toast was done, and the last song played, I snagged my friend Emily (the bride) and told her we HAD to talk. Not every girl has been dreaming of her nuptials since kindergarten. I certainly haven't, and neither has Emily. So I wanted to know: what tips could she give for the bride who doesn't have a vision board under her bed?...
New chief Tony Holloway readies to tackle bevy of policy issues, projects at St. Petersburg Police Department07/26/14 Public Safety
ST. PETERSBURG — When new chief Tony Holloway takes the reins at the Police Department next month, he won't be alone.
Holloway, 52, announced as the city's new top cop a week ago, is putting a team together to focus on his transition to the county's second-largest law enforcement agency.
He said he may draw from his experience at the Clearwater Police Department, where he has been chief for four years, but also plans to tap the expertise of others....
Five things to know about new St. Petersburg Police Chief Tony Holloway07/24/14 Public Safety
ST. PETERSBURG — The city's new police chief is no stranger to the Tampa Bay area.
Tony Holloway grew up in Hillsborough County. But the 52-year-old, who has led the Clearwater Police Department for the past four years, is probably more familiar to residents in the northern half of Pinellas County.
His challenge now will be to get to know south county. Holloway spoke to the Tampa Bay Times this week and said he plans to talk to everyone in his department to get a feel for how it works and what its problems are. But he also will get out in the community so people can get to know him....
This sale won't cure you of your shoe obsession. Oh well.07/23/14 Blog
This was supposed to be an intervention post.
Inspired by this article on one of my favorite sites, I was all ready to lay down a sermon about responsibility, frugalness and how not to fall in the trap of impulse buying. (Yea, I hear you laughing.)...


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tl;dr stay away from this app if you plan to use it anywhere else but in a - very - closed Apple ecosystem ----------------------------------------------------- And still no proper Android client. I must say that on the Mac, 1password actually come above the competition (although the competition is free, like LastPass that it's looking better and better with time). But exactly what is the purpose of a password keeper that only works in one place? IF I was to use it only in the desktop I would use Apple Keychain or Firefox Password repository. The Android App is unusable. It's has these bugs that you could check them just by using the app twice. It's impossible that the devs don't know they exist and they seem to have forgotten android for more than 1 year now.
Great concept, poor execution. I really, really wanted to like this app. I was tired of having to check my Gmail account in a browser. It's slow, cumbersome and I never know if my messages are really downloaded when I need them. Airmail solved this problem, it was the only app (after the demise of Sparrow) that put a Gmail feel in a desktop client. But, it's broken, severely broken. I't highly unstable, it crashes at least once a day. And it keeps taxing the CPU unreasonably. It's always in the 90%, even after the initial download of the messages. After some hours on, it uses more than 100Mb of RAM. How can a mail client keep using the system resources like this? This app needs to stop focusing on features and solve the technical implementation issues that plague it, only then it will actually become usable.
The new Opera is a mixed bag. In a way it was finally updated to the XXI century when it comes to speed and memory usage. But in order to do so, the developers trashed everything that made Opera different for the better: - You can no longer stack tabs to organize them. - You can no longer load tabs only when they are used (so your computer comes to a halt everytime you start Opera to a previous session that had 10+ tabs open) meaning with huge memory and processor usage. - You don't even have a bookmark system. Bottom line: This is a great new engine for Opera, but it's just that, an engine. Now the devs need to actually make it usable.
Hi Nontroppo. Lazy session loading doesn't exist in the prefs. Perhaps is platform dependent but it doesn't show up in OSX.
Why, oh why still no real Android app for this? Seriously, the Android app dates from January 2012, doesn't allow adding sites and doesn't have a keyboard mode to login into sites like LastPass and PasswordBox. I wonder if it's really that difficult to take a programmers week and make this usable on Android.
@lamontDakota: you are pretty ignorant if you don't know practically all except the very small Mac developers, check this site to get feedback about their products.
I've been giving a run to Opera and I must say it impresses in several areas. It's speedy enough (when there's not a bad behaving page in the background using the resources... more on that later), well polished and has a quite good tab management (something Safari and Chrome simply lack even when using plugins). In fact I'm starting to notice a tie in terms of usability between Firefox tab management and Opera. The only thing lacking would be a tittle for the different tab groups, so that instead of having the top site name, we could assign it something like Design/Research/etc. I can also notice that the memory used by the browser is much lower than both Firefox and Chrome (I didn't compared it to Safari). On the downside, one thing I clearly miss from Firefox (although Firefox it's the only browser doing this so far as I know) is the load on demand for pages. I have a lot of tabs open in Work/Home/Design/etc and I really don't like that Opera loads them all at start and that they are all active in the background, something that increases quite a lot the processor usage when idle compared to Firefox.
Warning, this app sends a message to all your contacts without your approval for "flirt". It's a ridiculous and totally unacceptable behaviour to any app, more so for a paid app, Avoid at all costs. Besides this, it doesn't add anything to Facebook, the interface it's awfull, it doesn't present you with notifications and the only good thing thAt it does is to remove advertising from FB, something you can easily do in the browser with free plugin that doesn't harass all your FB fronds like this app.


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Apple mandates tests before carriers get LTE on iPhone 5
Although the iPhone 5 ships by default with 4G/LTE cellular capabilities, Apple only lets mobile operators use the LTE functionality if the carrier passes Apple's own tests for LTE performance, according to Telecoms.com. A Swisscom spokesperson said, "Apple only enables 4G access after testing their device on an operator's live network." Unless the tests are passed, an operator is limited to 3G network access. The Apple testing may have been in response to international regulatory attention drawn by the third-generation iPad with Wi-Fi + 4G, which was renamed to "Wi-Fi + Cellular" after complaints that the device was not universally achieving 4G/LTE speeds. Apple has not commented on the matter as of yet.
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"The Apple testing may have been in response to international regulatory attention drawn by the third-generation iPad with Wi-Fi + 4G, which was renamed to "Wi-Fi + Cellular" after complaints that the device was not universally achieving 4G/LTE speeds."
The above speculation shows a fundamental misunderstanding of the issue for the third generation iPad: it shipped with a 4G antenna that only worked in North America. It was intentionally incompatible with the 4G standards in the rest of the world and could only use 3G connections everywhere else. It was not a matter of it "not universally achieving 4G/LTE speeds", it was a matter of it not even connecting to 4G/LTE networks in most of the world because of Apple's deliberate design. In spite of this deliberate lack of 4G support across most of the globe, they advertised it as a 4G device, using a fine print disclaimer to explain that the WiFi + 4G was NOT actually 4G. It was deceptive and Apple deserved the scrutiny they received.
One can speculate about the exact reasons why Apple chose not to support the most wide spread 4G standards on purpose (probably to avoid paying Samsung is my guess), but one cannot conflate what was a deliberate refusal to support the 4G networks the bulk of the world's population connects through to a Quality Assurance program for carriers. They're unrelated matters.
Posted by Code Monkey in Midstate New York on November 30, 2012 at 8:04 PM (CST)
"after complaints that the device was not universally achieving 4G/LTE speeds"
#1 is right, this statement waters down the simple fact that Apple knew that the iPad 3 could not support 4G/LTE in most countries. They knew because it didn't have the hardware needed, and they rightfully got grilled for that PR blunder.
Now, this extra testing requirement may be a spin-off from that wrist-slapping to help prevent Apple from getting the blame for a provider's poor implementation of 4G/LTE. This actually is a rational move on their part, but I'm sure some AT&T customers wish they took the same approach when the 3G capability was released in the US.
Posted by rockmyplimsoul on November 30, 2012 at 8:32 PM (CST)
I think all are missing the point , Whatever Apple officiall says , the only reason for them to "block" "untested" network is for them to get royalty from the operators, I am pretty sure that the various operators needs to pay a "testing fee" to apple to release the LTE settings
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Minnesota Vikings running back Adrian Peterson has already eclipsed 2,000 yards on the season and is narrowing in on Eric Dickerson's record as the Vikings hold a 27-24 lead over the Green Bay Packers. Peterson has 25 carries for 147 yards and a touchdown with a two-yard touchdown reception added on top.
Peterson is continuing with one of the best rushing seasons in NFL history. In addition to his impressive yardage he has 13 total touchdowns on the season. AP also went over the 100-yard mark 10 times this season.
Fantasy Impact: Peterson has been an absolute beast and is getting it done again in Week 17. He was limited to one of his worst games of the season last week in what was fantasy championship week for many, but is making up for it in Week 17.
With a full quarter left to play, keep a close eye on Peterson to see if he breaks the rushing record.
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Bengals will release RB BenJarvus Green-EllisFriday, August 29, 2014, 2:52pm
The Bengals, with a young and deep backfield, are releasing veteran BenJarvus Green-Ellis.
The play of Jeremy Hill made this roster move possible. He's now locked in as the RB2 for the Bengals. The Law Firm finished #31 in standard formats and #39 in PPR last season, and Hill is a better receiver. He has RB3/flex appeal and has been going in the 9th round.
Eli Manning, Rueben Randle continue to struggle with communciation, timingFriday, August 29, 2014, 11:54am
Giants coach Tom Coughlin has seen this too many times before. Quarterback Eli Manning staring in the direction of wide receiver Rueben Randle after an incompletion or interception, frozen in his patented Manning Face.
"I thought the worst play of the night was the misconnection between Rueben Randle and Eli," Coughlin said. "I thought, he thought, those kind of things. Everyone in this room is tired of hearing that stuff. There is no place for that."
Randle insists it's nothing that can't be fixed. Unlike last year when the wide receiver estimated 80 percent of Manning's interceptions were caused by miscommunication, this was simply a matter of their timing being off. The mistakes this year have been a result of timing.
Unfortunately, this seems to have occurred far too often this preseason for the Giants' new offense, which continues to struggle.
We're expecting Randle to have a productive season, but the Giants may not get off to a great start offensively, even with a nice matchup against a shaky Lions secondary in Week 1.
Raiders Beat: Derek Carr may start in Week 1Friday, August 29, 2014, 11:48am
Raiders beat writer Bill Williamson: HC Dennis Allen won't say it but my guess is we see Derek Carr against the Jets.
Matt Schaub is supposedly dealing with a sore elbow, which may open the door for the Raiders to start Carr who looked good in the final preseason game last night.
Schefter: Vikings WR Jerome Simpson is being suspended three gamesFriday, August 29, 2014, 11:32am
Vikings WR Jerome Simpson is being suspended 3 games, per a league source.
This will open up opportunities for Jarius Wright early in the season.
Bengals RB Jeremy Hill racks up 160 yards on 26 touchesFriday, August 29, 2014, 11:09am
RB Jeremy Hill was so good Thursday night the Bengals must have thunder and lightning dancing through their heads with Opening Day in Baltimore now nine days away. While running back Giovani Bernard cooled his scatback Jets along with the other 21 starters, Hill banged and battered his way to 90 yards on 20 carries and then added 70 more on six catches.
This is what the Bengals had in mind when they took Hill in the second round out of LSU back in May. A punch it out, 233-pound 4.0 yards per guy. Hill is more than that, but in his first 41 carries as a Bengal, the number is 4.6.
Hill will fill the BenJarvus Green-Ellis role in the offense. The Law Firm finished as the #31 RB in standard formats and #39 in PPR. Hill is currently the #42 RB off the board in the 9th round, so he has upside from there. Bengals.com writer Geoff Hobson predicted around 200 carries for both Bernard and Hill, and although we believe Bernard will see a larger share, even approaching that many touches will make Hill a nice middle round pickup.
Jaguars WR Cecil Shorts is '100 percent'Friday, August 29, 2014, 10:39am
Jaguars standout receiver Cecil Shorts saw his most extensive work this preseason in Atlanta's 24-14 win to conclude the exhibition schedule Thursday night at EverBank Field.
After playing 15 snaps last week against Detroit in his debut, Shorts was in the game until the midway point of the second quarter against the Falcons.
After the game, Shorts stated that he was ready for the season.
"Everything's a go," Shorts said. "I'm 100 percent."
Shorts gutted through a sports hernia on his way to a 66-777-3 season. The 55-979-7 line he posted in 2012 (his second season) is a better indication of what he's capable of. The addition of Marqise Lee, Allen Robinson and Allen Hurns should actually help Shorts avoid double coverage. This offense has some upside if the team finally decides to start Blake Bortles.
Steelers WR Martavis Bryant sprains shoulder, out for a whileFriday, August 29, 2014, 10:12am
Wide receiver Martavis Bryant might be looking at the equivalent of a redshirt in his first NFL season.
Bryant left the Steelers' final preseason game early Thursday night with an A/C sprain in his shoulder, and the injury is expected to sideline the fourth-round pick for an extended period.
Depending on the severity of the injury, which is a separated shoulder, the Steelers could place Bryant on the short-term injured reserve list after he makes the 53-man roster.
Bryant was battling for snaps behind Antonio Brown, Markus Wheaton and Lance Moore.
Patriots TE Tim Wright with 4-43 in debutFriday, August 29, 2014, 10:07am
Patriots TE Tim Wright caught four of six targets for 43 yards on Thursday night.
Wright is a good fit for the team's 'move' tight end and could make a splash if he picks up things quickly. Last night's performance (just a few days after being traded) is a good start.
Patriots WR Aaron Dobson with 3-57-1 on Thursday nightFriday, August 29, 2014, 10:04am
Despite some rust, Patriots WR Aaron Dobson moved well and did not seem cautious about pushing off of the injured foot. He was targeted nine times, and came up with three catches for 57 yards and a touchdown. Some of the missed connections were poor throws by Jimmy Garoppolo, others were bad routes by Dobson.
The important thing is that Dobson got on the field in a live game situation, and got off the field healthy. As long as that continues to happen, he should keep improving.
As a rookie, Dobson caught a respectable 37 passes for 519 yards and four touchdowns, but he flashed some big play ability in his 5-130-2 outing against the Steelers in early November. His FP/T (1.05) was average, but if he can beat out Brandon LaFell and Kenbrell Thompkins for a starting job, he should produce with Tom Brady throwing the ball. He only played 63% of the snaps as a rookie. The foot injury has held him back this offseason, but now that he's healthy and playing, he looks ready to make a push.
Giants QB Eli Manning nonchalant about offensive strugglesFriday, August 29, 2014, 10:00am
Quarterback Eli Manning hasn't bought into the doom and gloom about the offense at any point this summer and his reaction wasn't any different after Thursday's 1-for-4, zero yard outing. Manning found silver linings wherever he could find them, including the old standby about the week of practice offering no hint of the struggles that were to come.
"Well, I thought we had a good week of practice," Manning said, via NJ.com. "We didn't get much going [Thursday night], but we're getting ready for Detroit, that first game. We got the starters out healthy so that's always the most important thing. We have to get ready for Detroit on Monday night. It should be fun."
The Giants should be able to get things going in the passing game against a perennially shaky Lions secondary, but the unit's preseason play has not been inspiring.
Friday, August 29, 2014, 9:51am
Lions WR Ryan Broyles had yet another good game, hauling in three of the four balls that were thrown his way for 31 yards.
Broyles finished the preseason with a team-best 11 catches for 144 yards, seemingly doing more than enough to make the team. But his reps are a bit curious. He never repped much with the ones, and even against Buffalo, he was out there playing with the third-stringers late in the fourth quarter.
We have Broyles penciled in as the team's WR3, but as the article states, he hasn't played much with the starters.
Friday, August 29, 2014, 9:49am
Cody Parkey, acquired last week in a trade with Indianapolis, boomed a 54-yard field goal attempt late in the first half. In the third quarter, the Eagles wanted to see if that first kick was a fluke, so they sent him out for a 53-yard attempt. Once again, Parkey was successful.
At Auburn, Parkey's career long for a field goal was 52 yards and he surpassed that twice on Thursday. It may have not been a regular season game, but a job was on the line as Parkey and Alex Henery are vying for the kicker job.
Owners drafting this weekend should avoid Henery. It looks like his job is in serious jeopardy.
Raiders QB Derek Carr plays well in final preseason gameFriday, August 29, 2014, 1:39am
Raiders QB Derek Carr passed for 143 yards and three touchdowns in the team's final preseason game against the Seahawks.
The pressure is on Matt Schaub to produce quickly. He hasn't looked good in the preseason and may be replaced early in the season if he can't get it together.
Broncos WR Wes Welker (concussion) runs routesThursday, August 28, 2014, 10:04pm
Even though Wes Welker ran some routes before game, there are still multiple evaluations to clear in concussion protocol to play Sept. 7.
The fact that he was able to even warm up before the team's preseason game is a good sign for his availability for Week 1. We're still not recommending that owners run out and draft him in the middle rounds.
Thursday, August 28, 2014, 9:56pm
Bears WR Santonio Holmes proved he still has some juice left when he broke a tackle to score a 32-yard touchdown, followed by a 30-yard punt return. Granted, Holmes accomplished this against Cleveland backups, but he made the most of the opportunities presented to him. Holmes has too much experience to let walk away.


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Paul Adelman Children with Disabilities Endowment Fund
The Paul Adelman Children with Disabilities Endowment Fund is a designated endowment of the Jewish Community Foundation of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation. The Endowment Fund supports capital hands-on projects, primarily in Minnesota, that positively impact children with disabilities, their parents and caregivers. Primarily the Trustees are interested in capital expenditures and in projects impacting children with physical and developmental disabilities. The Fund generally makes grants in the fall of each year.
Grants will generally range from $5,000 to $100,000. Requests above $25,000 will typically be considered for multi-year funding. The chosen projects will be housed within a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization in Minnesota and will positively impact large numbers of children with disabilities (versus individuals) on a long-term basis.
Aronson & Associates Immigration Law Firm Fund – A designated endowment fund of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation's Jewish Community Foundation, funds projects, programs and/or services that address issues related to the acculturation of new immigrants into our community. Preference is given to proposals impacting Minnesota and Minnesotans. Requests should be for support of special projects rather than ongoing operating support. Grants are made only to qualifying nonprofit organizations, not to individuals. The Fund generally makes its grants in the fall and spring of each year.
The Howard B. & Ruth F. Brin Jewish Arts Endowment Fund is named for the prominent Minneapolis couple Howard B. Brin and Ruth F. Brin. Mr. Brin (1919-1988) was a vital community leader, amateur violist and archeologist who participated in the archeological dig at Masada, Israel. Ruth F. Brin (1921-2009) wrote 13 published books including poetry, children's books, a memoir and a novel and was also an editor, teacher and nationally-recognized Jewish liturgist. Her prayers appear in Reform, Conservative and Reconstructionist prayer books. Together, Howard and Ruth Brin believed the arts are an essential way to enhance Jewish identity for both the artist and the Jewish community. The fund is now a memorial to this vital couple.
The Fund serves to support artistic creativity with Jewish content. Applications emphasizing music, dance, literature, theater, visual arts and film from artists or institutions are welcome. The intended audiences may be Jewish, general or both but must be located within Minnesota, with a possible reach to the upper Midwest.
The application period for 2014 is now closed. The fund generally makes grants in the fall.
Winning Projects will be announced before Rosh Hashanah, by Tuesday, September 23, 2014.
Click here to review previous winning projects.
Leah Kayless Ingber Designated Fund is a designated endowment fund of the Jewish Community Foundation of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation and awards funds to Minnesota non-profits for projects, programs and/or services for children in immigrant families having difficulty adjusting and integrating into American society. The Fund's focus is on the psychological concerns that inhibit their adjustment to new lives.
The Fund was established to honor the memory of Leah Kayless Ingber, who immigrated to Minnesota in 1936 and lived here until her death in 1992. Throughout her life, Leah was haunted by tremendous feelings of guilt for escaping the Holocaust while her four sisters and mother perished at the hands of the Nazis. Her family hopes that the Fund will help other immigrants work through their emotional issues in adapting to life in a new country.
There will be no grants cycle for spring 2014.
Mount Sinai Community Foundation
The MSCF funds one-time projects up to $10,000 that fulfill the MSCF's mission to improve health, enhance well-being, or otherwise advance medical care for Minnesota residents. MSCF gives equal consideration to proposals that impact the Jewish and non-Jewish communities in Minnesota. MSCF is especially interested in proposals that provide innovative approaches for addressing health, well-being or medical care that might not be funded by other grant sources. MSCF also gives priority to identifiable, discrete projects that the Foundation may fund alone or with other funding partners.
Through the generosity of the Frances & Samuel Finkelstein/Janice Finkelstein Mattison Memorial Fund, one of the grants funded will be in the area of cancer research and education. Organizations interested in securing the designated Memorial funds, should address the connection to cancer research and education in their application.
Women's Endowment Fund, a designated endowment fund of the Minneapolis Jewish Federation's Jewish Community Foundation, funds proposals of up to $10,000 each for new and/or innovative projects, programs and/or services that enhance the lives of Twin Cities women and/or children in the Jewish community and beyond.
Questions related to any of the Designated Funds can be directed to email@example.com.
Questions related to funding for Israel programs can be directed to Eilat Harel, Israel Center Director, at firstname.lastname@example.com or 952-417-2321.


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