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Today, I'm going to tell you about a home for sale in Cotacachi, Ecuador. But first let's take a look at why this mountain town has captivated so many expats and retirees.
Cotacahi is a little highlands village in Ecuador, a two-hour drive from the capital city, Quito. It's close enough to access Quito's excellent medical facilities and modern shopping malls – but it's far from the city hustle and bustle that surrounds you in the big city. With the opening of Quito's new international airport in 2013, it's now easier to get to Cotacachi.
Cotacachi is a surprise on many levels. The first thing you notice is the scenery. It's dramatic. The village is set in a valley around 8,000 feet, and it's surrounded by mountains and volcanoes:
It's a pretty village, with a clean central plaza, quiet streets and colonial buildings. You'll see tiled roofs, hidden courtyards and domed churches. Colorful flowers spill over walls and gates. This is rose-growing country. They're shipped to North America and Europe, where they're purchased as expensive gifts for special occasions. But they're an everyday item in Cotacachi. You can pick up a bunch of five dozen for only $5.
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Cotacachi is famous for its leather goods. On Leather Street, you can browse family-run stores for locally-made purses, jackets and boots (and even saddles for horses). Only 20 minutes away, the town of Otavalo hosts one of the biggest markets in Ecuador with all kinds of handcrafted goodies – wool sweaters and blankets, woven bedspreads and scarves, intricate paintings and pottery.
You can get amazing hardwood furniture custom-made by local craftsmen – and pay less than you would for inferior, mass-produced furniture in a big-box store back home.
A big surprise is the number of expats who call Cotacachi home. Some live in the village year-round. Others ride out the cold winters back home in this quiet haven. They're very active, with their own Facebook groups and online blogs.
New businesses are catering to this new expat market. You can buy a hearty traditional lunch in the village for $2.50. But you can also get a gourmet prix fixe lunch for $8.50, or splash out on the luxurious la Mirage. Their guests include royalty and the super-wealthy. The restaurant serves up delicious food, with an emphasis on local ingredients, including rose petals. The Mirage's spa is heavenly, with reflexology and aromatherapy treatments.
A growing number of North American expats and retirees are looking for homes for sale in Cotacachi. There are many reasons why Cotacachi is so popular with North American expats, but a big factor for many is its affordability. It's a low cost destination where you can truly live well for less. The cost of fresh produce, eating out, help around the home and healthcare are much lower than back home. Property prices in Cotacachi are affordable, too.
A Model Home for Sale in Cotacachi
If you're looking for a home in Cotacachi, then take a look at this opportunity. The El Encanto community is a small complex of 23 homes around landscaped gardens. The developer, the local Proano family, grows roses for export. They've also got a leather store in the village.
This is their first project. They hired one of the country's top architects to design their model homes. The style is a careful blend of colonial and modern. They're making use of local products such as custom cabinetry, traditional roof tiles and adobe bricks:
But the homes also come with open-plan kitchens and large picture windows to frame the mountain views:
You pick your lot and then choose your model home in El Encanto. More than half of the available lot/home packages have already sold.
The start price for a lot plus a 1,410-square-foot house is $135,000. You'll pay roughly $100 a year in property tax on a home like this.
If you want more information on this home for sale in Cotacachi contact Salome Proano here.
Margaret Summerfield
P.S. Members of our insider club, Real Estate Trend Alert, get a $5,000 discount on all lot/home packages in El Encanto until February 28th, 2014. That's just one of the many deals and discounts exclusive to RETA members. If you're looking to get in early on the best deals at the best possible price to maximize your profit potential, you need to join Real Estate Trend Alert. You can find out how to become a member here.
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The global survey of 877 legal professional respondents from 10 different countries reveals both a global positive shift in the perception of the role played by Corporate Counsel and that their roles and responsibilities are continuing to evolve.
For example, the survey reveals that most global respondents to the survey believed that Corporate Counsel have greater stature today than five years ago. This is in line with the Australian survey. In fact, roughly two thirds of global respondents (62%) said the Corporate Counsel is now a member of the senior management/executive team, compared to 47% five years ago. The Australian responses to the same question conducted in March 2010 revealed an even greater level of improvement (from 40% to 63% respectively).
Trish Hyde, CEO Australian Corporate Lawyers Association agrees. "We've seen that as in-house counsel take on more integrated and senior business roles, their skill set increases and the return for the business is generally higher. ACLA has also noticed that as the in-house profession has grown in stature, so has the recognition that its unique blend of legal and business experience can add value to local and global business legal affairs discussions," she said.
According to Deloitte Partner, David Lombe, the survey provides insight into the value added by Corporate Counsel legal teams to their organisations. "Approximately three quarters (75%) of respondents said the corporate counsel legal team now demonstrates its value in more varied ways than previously which is consistent with the Australian survey, where seventy percent (70%) took the same view," he said.
Mr Lombe said that the top three ways to demonstrate the value Corporate Counsel are achieving is through the timely resolution of legal problems (56%), reducing legal risk (54%) and achieving cost effective resolution of legal problems (49%). "This is in contrast to the top three choices five years ago, which were achieving timely resolution of problems (60%), achieving best legal outcome (55%) and reducing legal risk (54%)."
Perhaps as a result, Mr Lombe believes Corporate Counsel now have greater influence on their organisation globally. These figures were also echoed in the Australian survey. Seventy one percent (71%) of Australian respondents held the view that a general counsel carried greater influence in a business environment as compared to a partner of a large law firm, compared to twenty four percent (24%) five years ago.
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Colostomy is a surgical procedure that brings the end of the large intestine through the abdominal wall. Stools moving through the intestine drain into a bag attached to the abdomen.
- Alternative Names
Intestinal opening
- Description
The procedure is usually done after bowel resections or injuries and it may be temporary or permanent.
Colostomy is done while you are under general anesthesia (unconscious and pain-free). It may be done with invasive, open surgery or several small surgical cuts (laparoscopically).
The type of approach used depends on what othe operation needs to be performed. In general, the incision (cut) is made in the abdomen. The bowel resection or repair is performed as needed. See also: Large bowel resection and Intestinal obstruction repair.
For the colostomy, the end of the healthy colon is brought through the abdominal wall. The edges are stitched to the skin of the abdominal wall. A bag called a stoma appliance is secured around the opening to allow stool to drain.
Your colostomy may be short-term. If you have surgery on part of your large intestine, a colostomy will allow the remainder of your intestine to rest for a while while you recover. Once your body has fully recovered from the initial surgery, you will have another surgery to reattach the ends of the large intestine.
- Why the Procedure Is Performed
There are a number of reasons to perform a colostomy:
- Infection of the abdomen, such as perforated diverticulitis or an abscess
- Injury to the colon or rectum (for example, a gunshot wound)
- Partial or complete blockage of the large bowel (intestinal obstruction)
- Rectal or colon cancer
- Wounds or fistulas in the perineum -- the area between the anus and vulva (women) or the anus and scrotum (men)
Whether a colostomy is temporary or permanent depends on the specific disease or injury. In most instances, colostomies can be reversed.
- Risks
Risks for any anesthesia are:
- Problems breathing
- Reactions to medications
Risks for any surgery are:
- Bleeding
Additional risks are:
- Bleeding inside your belly
- Damage to nearby organs
- Development of a hernia at the incision site
- Infection, particularly in the lungs, urinary tract, or belly
- Narrowing or obstruction of the colostomy opening (stoma)
- Scar tissue forming in your belly and causing intestinal blockage
- Skin irritation
- Wound breaking open
- After the Procedure
You will be in the hospital from 3 to 7 days. You may have to stay longer if your colostomy was an emergency operation.
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The colostomy drains stool (feces) from the colon into the colostomy bag. Most colostomy stool is softer and more liquid than stool that is passed normally. How liquid the stool is depends on the location of the segment of intestine used to form the colostomy.
- Outlook (Prognosis)
You'll need to learn how to care for the colostomy and ostomy appliance.
- References
Fry RD, Mahmoud N, Maron DJ, et al. Colon and Rectum. In: Townsend CM, Beauchamp RD, Evers BM, Mattox KL, eds. Sabiston Textbook of Surgery. 18th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2008: chap 50.
Cima RR, Pemberton JH. Ileostomy, Colostomy, and Pouches. In: Feldman M, Friedman LS, Brandt LJ, eds. Sleisenger & Fordtran's Gastrointestinal and Liver Disease. 8th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2006: chap 110.
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Margaret Pellegrini, one of the three surviving original Munchkins from the legendary 1939 MGM film "The Wizard of Oz," died early Wednesday in an assisted living care center near Phoenix, Ariz. She was 89, and would have celebrated her 90th birthday on Sept. 23.
Pellegrini, who was a favorite personality at Chesterton's annual Wizard of Oz Festival, had heart surgery in July 2011 for a pacemaker, and more recently, had suffered a series of strokes.
She held the distinction of playing two roles in the Munchkinland scene in the classic film that starred Judy Garland. Both Pellegrini and Garland were just 16 years old at the time they were cast for the film, which features Pellegrini portraying both a Munchkin townslady wearing a flowerpot hat, as well as one of the Munchkin "Sleepy Heads," shown emerging from a giant nest and rubbing their tired eyes.
Jean Nelson, who founded The Wizard of Oz Festival in 1981, confirmed Pellegrini's death Thursday.
"Margaret was living in a retirement home and had been in frail health in recent months," Nelson said.
"I met Margaret at a 'Wizard of Oz' festival in Liberal, Kan. She was very business oriented, and I think that's why we got along so well."
Pellegrini was the only Munchkin who attended last year's 31st annual Wizard of Oz Festival in Chesterton. Following the event, the organizers later announced 2012 would be the final festival.
Of the original 124 "little people" cast as Munchkins, now only two survive, Jerry Maren, 93, who played the Munchkin leader of The Lollipop Guild, who so famously presents Dorothy with a large welcoming lollipop, and Ruth Duccini, 95, who played a Munchkin townswoman.
Born Margaret Williams in Sheffield, Ala., her path to fame began when her sister's husband asked her to attend the Tennessee State Fair, to help at a booth hosted by the potato chip company where he worked. Standing at just 3 feet, 4 inches, she was noticed by the little people traveling as part of Henry Kramer's Midgets Show. According to author Stephen Cox and his book "The Munchkins of Oz," she gave the traveling troupe her address and was later contacted by a booking agent for Leo Singer and his Singing Midgets Show, asking her to travel to Hollywood because "little people" were needed for a movie being made.
In later years, while many of the other Munchkins, who also made personal appearances, refused to wear replicas of the whimsical costumes of their Munchkinland character counterparts, Pellegrini was happy to oblige.
Sporting a large, puffy, petticoat floor-length dress with matching apron and a custom re-created flowerpot hat just like the one she wore in the film, Pellegrini became one of the most visible of the remaining Munchkins.
"When she would fly in to appear at the annual festival, Margaret would always have her hat carefully protected in a hat box (that was) always carried in her sight," said her friend Carla Sellers, who also was one of the organizers for the Wizard of Oz Festival in Chesterton.
Pellegrini appeared on countless television interview shows, from "Larry King Live" and "Good Morning America" to daytime talk shows such as "Geraldo." During the holidays, she would don the jingle-bell adorned uniform of an elf from the North Pole and work at shopping malls as "Santa's helper" to the delight of children there to visit the man in red.
She married ex-fighter Willie Pellegrini in 1943 and the couple had two children, Margaret Jo and William Joseph Jr. She also is survived by three granddaughters, Donelle, Anna and Juliet and one grandson, Billy. Funeral arrangements are pending.


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Red Dress Run in Minneapolis to raise awareness of heart disease
By Gary Demuth | Sunday, February 17, 2013 4:13 PM
MINNEAPOLIS - Last year, Scott McGrath didn't run the 5K as fast as he hoped.
MINNEAPOLIS - Last year, Scott McGrath didn't run the 5K as fast as he hoped.
The Hays man blamed it on an ankle injury, but the fact he also was running in a red dress might have been a factor.
"I slit the dress up the side to get a better stride," he said. "But it was tight around the top."
McGrath said he didn't feel self-conscious running in public while wearing a dress.
"There were plenty of other guys in dresses, too, and mine wasn't even the best one out there," he said.
It's not every day one sees a select group of men - as well as women and children - running down the streets of Minneapolis in dresses, much less bright red ones.
But then again, this is no ordinary 5K run.
For the second year, hundreds of people are expected to run, walk or exercise during Ottawa County's Second Annual Cari McGrath Red Dress Run, an event to raise awareness of heart disease.
The event begins at 2 p.m. Feb. 24 at the Ottawa County Wellness Center at Ottawa County Health Center in Minneapolis. Participants can register for either a 5K run, 3K walk or may choose to exercise in the Wellness Center.


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Taking down the "Great Satan": Every February in Tehran, Iran hosts an international conference titled "A World Without America"
Having started his first presidential term in 2009 by offering "a hand of friendship" to the Islamic Republic in Iran, President Barack Obama has begun his second term by renewing his invitation for direct talks with the leadership in Tehran. In a variation on the same theme, Secretary of State Hillary Clinton has described Iran as "the toughest problem" facing American foreign policy today. And, yet, she too has pinned her hopes on a "diplomatic solution" before the March 2013 deadline set by Obama.
Both Obama and Clinton, who is retiring as Secretary of State, would do well to read James Buchan's insightful new book Days of God: The Revolution in Iran and Its Consequences (John Murray, £25). Buchan, who lived in Iran in the 1970s and has followed developments there for the past 40 years, has a much broader compass than Iran's relations with the United States and the 20-year dispute over alleged Iranian intentions to build a nuclear arsenal. But when it comes to the thorny issue of reaching a compromise with Iran on virtually any major issue, Buchan has grave reservations about the rose-tinted spectacles of American diplomacy under Obama. "History has shown," Buchan writes, "how on four occasions (since 1940) Iran persisted with a weak hand long after it should have folded. Iran's intransigence revealed not strength but weakness and, each time, it underestimated the bloody-mindedness of its adversaries."
According to Buchan, Iran, under the Khomeinist regime, holds one of the weakest hands it has had in its recent history and yet is adamant in playing it by rejecting all compromise. He writes: "Contemptuous of diplomacy, the Islamic Republic is now incapable of it." On two of the occasions that Buchan studies in some detail, the impasse created by Iranian intransigence ended with regime change in Tehran. On two other occasions, the Iranian leadership was forced to accept a dramatic change of course, in effect tactically surrendering to foreign diktat in order to save their regime.
Buchan shuns speculation on how the current standoff over Iran's nuclear ambitions and its campaign to "wipe Israel off the map" might end. But the mindset he describes, with a degree of understanding rare among Western commentators on Iranian affairs, tends to exclude a genuine change of course by Iran's current leadership. At best, Iran might enter a new set of negotiations to buy time and avoid tougher punishment, including possible military action by the United States and/or Israel. The mindset that Buchan describes is that of a decision-making elite of clerics, military and intelligence officers and technocrats drunk on an intoxicating mix of Shia messianic mumbo-jumbo, pseudo-Marxism and what many call pan-Islamist fascism.
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I was reading the Northeast Mississippi Daily Journal Sunday morning before leaving for church and a name in the obituaries caught my attention.
Charles N. Blaylock, 73, of Fulton died Friday, July 6, at North Mississippi Medical Center.
Most likely none of you recognize the name. But he was one of my all-time favorite people.
Charles, probably best described as a good ole' boy, was one my first acquaintances when I moved to Itawamba County in 1986. He owned and operated Blaylock DX Service Station for 28 years.
When moving to a new town, one of the first things on the agenda is finding someone you trust with your car, if needed. For me, Charles was the man.
There's no telling how many times, during my five-year stay in Fulton, that I turned to Charles for help and advice concerning the automobile I was driving. His station was also one of those always depended on by The Itawamba County Times for keeping the newspaper's vehicle serviced and running.
Blaylock DX was located directly across from Itawamba Community College.
And Charles was one of the greatest Itawamba sports fans of all time – particularly football and basketball. He was always there. If not, something was wrong.
Mike Eaton, then head coach of the Itawamba Community College football Indians, and I used to have conversations about Charles – about his dedication to the school. He loved Itawamba sports, but more so he loved being around the people associated with Itawamba sports.
Charles knew the players. The players knew him. Charles knew the coaches. The coaches knew him. Charles knew the fans. The fans knew him.
And as was the case with so many, Charles became much more to me than just someone I took my car to if I was having some trouble with it.
Charles became a very good friend.
The full-service station, as most in a small town, was also often a hangout for those just wanting to "chew the fat." Charles had a steady stream of regulars, just stopping by for a Coke and some good conversation.
I got to where I stopped by Blaylock DX often, even when I didn't need gas for the car or repair work. I'd drive "down the hill" to the station just when I needed to get out of the stress of the newspaper office for a while.
Most of the time it was to talk sports, get the latest news on an ICC team that I couldn't get from the coach, or get Charles' prediction for the next big game. Covering Itawamba sports was my job. So naturally getting to know Charles better was a must.
Honorary pallbearers for Charles' funeral service Monday were Itawamba Community College's former and present football and basketball coaches.
Several years after I left Fulton, Charles was elected to the Itawamba County Board of Supervisors. He served from 1996 to 2000.
Covering the board of supervisors was also part of my job at The Itawamba County Times. The board always contained some rather unique characters.
I can only imagine how much fun it would have been to cover the board when Charles was a supervisor. Even though I wasn't around, I'm pretty sure I know one thing about his four-year stay on the board – he put the people of Itawamba County first. That's because Charles made a life of serving the people, each and every day from Blaylock DX. And he did it by making everyone feel welcome – with a kind smile and a caring attitude.
Rubye Del Harden, former publisher of The Itawamba County Times, and I talked Sunday night at length about our memories of Charles. They're all good – ones we will always cherish.
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Being a famous writer requires imagination, dedication… and a love for drink. While not technically a requirement, many of the great novelists and poets of history have enjoyed a cocktail (or six). From Dickens to Hemingway (well, especially Hemingway), many literary geniuses have had a regular bar where they could drink, hold court, drink, ponder the meaning of life, and drink some more.
Many of the bars where these famous minds congregated have become minor tourist attractions where lovers of literature can gather, share a pint, and try to soak up some of the glamour and wisdom of the past. Here are some famous bars where you can get close to the legend of your favorite writer...
The Eagle and Child: Oxford, England
This unassuming pub on the outskirts of Oxford University was host to what was probably the most epic writer's group of all time. The self-proclaimed Inklings were a group of professors who would meet up weekly to have a drink and compare manuscripts. Among their ranks were C.S. Lewis, author of the Chronicles of Narnia, and J.R.R. Tolkien, creator of The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings.
The Inklings were known to hole up in a back room, now referred to as the Rabbit Room. You can still grab a table in the back and marvel over the photos, drawings, and other mementos of these famous fantasy writers.
Recommended Beverage: A pint of hearty English stout, perhaps the local Oxford Gold.
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Vesuvio Café: San Francisco, Calif.
If you find yourself in San Francisco, throw on your black turtleneck, dark sunglasses, and grab your beat-up copy of On the Road. Just off Jack Kerouac Alley, the Vesuvio Cafe once played host to many of the hip irreverent writers of the Beat Generation. Neal Cassady, Allen Ginsberg, and, of course, Kerouac himself often frequented this dive bar just across the street from the famous City Lights bookstore.
There's a famous story of Kerouac holing up in the bar, getting incredibly wasted, and missing an important meeting with Henry Miller. Nowadays the bar has become a quirky tourist attraction, catering specifically to book lovers who want to soak up this era of San Francisco history.
Recommended Beverage: The Jack Kerouac: Rum, tequila, and orange juice. (Photo courtesy of Flickr/baughj)
White Horse Tavern: New York City
Across the country in New York City, the Beats and Bohemians of the '50s and '60s flocked to the White Horse Tavern in Greenwich Village. Musical geniuses like Bob Dylan and Jim Morrison drank alongside literary minds like Norman Mailer, James Baldwin, and Hunter S. Thompson. Jack Kerouac was thrown out on numerous occasions.
Dylan Thomas' portrait hangs over the bar, maybe to remind patrons to drink in moderation. In 1953, Thomas drank 18 whiskies, went home, and promptly died three days later.
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Oxford Gold is an ale, not a stout. If a site dedicated to food and drink doesn't know the difference between different types of food and drink then why bother writing about them? Created an account because you annoyed me that much by starting an article with an error.


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Carbon, one of the most hotly anticipated Twitter clients to ever come to Android, got an update today to version 1.2, bringing with it a ton of useful enhancements.
First among these is the ability to browse from links or watch YouTube videos in the app, saving time that would otherwise be spent leaving the app to see content somewhere else.
The update also adds Vine preview/playback, people search, a new image viewer, the ability to save images, optional style tweaks (like changing tweet font size), and the ability to change notification frequency, among other things.
Google is pushing a new monthly update to Glass owners with some pretty incredible improvements to photo captures along with a few other not as exciting things. The update follows version XE5 from May 8th and, as you might have guessed, is numbered XE6.
Here is the full changelog provided to us by the Glass team:
Google Glass update version XE6:
- Better photos through Glass
- Voice annotate your photos and videos when sharing
- Improvements to On-Head Detection.
Changelog Droid, an app that not only shows changelogs of applications you have installed all in one convenient place but also monitors apps that you haven't installed and keeps history of changes over time, is on sale for 24 hours. And by sale I mean it'll cost you about free fifty. I've played around with the app for the last half an hour and found it to be very polished, pleasant to use, and, more importantly, actually handy.
If you jumped on the I-would-like-a-seven-inch-phone-please bandwagon with the ASUS Fonepad, an update should on its way to your device. According to the changelog (below), this one is mostly about optimization and a few bug fixes – but hey, that's a good start on any device.
PowerAMP, my music player of choice, has just been updated with a number of new features and fixes, the most exciting of which to me are the addition of reconfigurable widgets and widget management. You can now tap the top right corner of a PowerAMP widget to go to a new management UI where you can customize and completely change it without the need to remove and recreate it from scratch.
Earlier today, Google started pushing some new open source code to AOSP (Android Open Source Project) marked with 2 new tags: android-4.2.2_r1.1 and android-4.2.2_r1.2. The build number corresponding to the 4.2.2_r1.2 release is JDQ39E.
The dates you see here are commit dates, not dates the commits were made public (which is today, April 17th 2013)
What's New?
After weeding out the changes from the commit logs, it looks like all of them are, as expected, very minor.
Following yesterday's Android 4.2.2 OTAs to various Nexus devices, Google today followed up with the push of all 4.2.2 open source code changes to AOSP. There is a lot here to parse through this time around compared to the minor 4.2.1_r1.2 commit from 10 days ago.
We've already identified some obvious user-facing changes, which we'll post about separately soon to keep it clean and organized. The purpose of this post is, as before, to find the low-level changes that may not be obvious.
Swiftkey's new Flow beta has been a crowd-favorite since its release. The company behind one of the best Android keyboard replacement apps has pushed a new update that brings a variety of bugfixes—including a bunch of crashes—and improvements such as a nicer-looking installer, a new Turkish layout, and better punctuation prediction for non-English languages.
The beta is currently available for smartphones and tablets. Here's the full changelog:
Changes in this version:
* Fixed crash on changing keyboards
* Fixed force close on clicking update language
* Fixed other crashes
* Resolved majority of non-English punctuation problems
* New look installer to match SwiftKey Flow colors and include an introduction to SwiftKey Flow
* Added Turkish layout
* Chrome Beta should now behave like Chrome
* Snap and tap (correction of words) now compatible with Vietnamese
* Memory usage of settings app reduced
* Improved handling of non-zero length selection in Chrome and Samsung mail client
* Fixed jumping cursor in ExDialler and Samsung calculator
* Microphone key disabled in fields that don't support voice input
* Fix for keyboard disappearing when phone build installed on tablet sized devices
* Disabled predictions in Kingsoft Office and UC browser to make SK usable in them
* Double space for period turned off by default to prevent accidental period insertion when flowing
* Replaced 'learnt' with 'learned' in personalization page (US English)
* Turned off slide down from candidate bar to close keyboard when flow is on (to be consistent with the description in the Settings menu)
Known Issues:
* Crashes when looking at the heatmap if you visit immediately after using the alternative symbols layout
* Comma key on Arabic keyboard inserts western comma
* Predictions sometimes blank when switching between languages
* Flowing words sometimes results in surprising capitalizations
* "No SD card" ribbon looks bad on low end devices
Check out the source link for more info.
Android 4.2.1 along with its source were released today, but outside of the December bug in the People app, it wasn't immediately apparent whether it contained other fixes and improvements or not. The list of files touched by the Nexus 4 OTA was extensive, but now thanks to developer Al Sutton, we can confirm that most of those were probably just minor edits to bump the version number.
According to Al and his handy AOSP diff script, here are the only changes in Android 4.2.1 (4.2.1_r1) open source code compared to Android 4.2 (4.2_r1).


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several reasons for my reticence. First of all, my source could be too easily
traced. I also don't like dealing in information that reveals plot twists
or endings. That's more of a job for people who make theatrical trailers
for major motion pictures.
course, there's the simple fact that whether Felicity ends up with Ben
or Noel hinges on a pathetic plot twist that's typical of any lame soap
opera, which is typical of this supposedly quality television for idiot teens,
which remains the kind of thing that's an important part of my daily life,
which makes me the only writer in America who isn't being snide or ironic
when he pleads for someone to kill me now kill me now KILL ME NOW.
there's no reason to risk a six-month jail sentence for homicide. The ACLU
and their Homeless Army of Doom will see me dead soon enough. (That acronym,
naturally, is HAD, as in, "That white devil HAD to be pushed in front of
the F train.") In the meantime, I'll continue to toil and suffer in
teen culture. If anybody asks, though, I will maintain that my work actually
pertains to truly interesting post-apocalyptic theory. This is because most
teenage culture distinctly resembles the end of the fucking world.
to appreciate my great courage in approaching this subject. Writers are generally
terrified of making fun of teenagers. I goofed on a stupid 16-year-old a few
years ago, and Option wasted no time in quoting me as an example of what
happens when rock critics get old. That was actually my punishment for earlier
goofing on Option's editors for being naive enough to believe that
Madonna introduced s&m to popular culture. It's all false fear and
bravado, anyway. Even teenagers are aware that teenagers are morons. Only desperate
professional adolescents obsess over keeping their credentials as young and
stupid. That's fine with me, though, since that kind of thinking provides
us with important publications like Teen People.
Teen People regularly, but would usually never mention the magazine in these
pages. This column is a responsible member of the hunting community and refuses
to bag more than our limit. As with Spin and Rolling Stone, each
issue of Teen People is full of enough assorted absurdity to easily fill
a column. I settle for tearing out pages that will later help me knock out a
quick holiday wrap-up of the year in stupidity. Here're a few highlights
from Teen People's October '99 issue: Salma Hayek flaunts her
education while talking about the human race's search for God: "We've
been on this planet for two thousand years." MTV intern Kalinda Vazquez
explains her taste in vintage fashion: "I actually wear a lot of my parents'
clothes from the 70s; some of the shirts are really authentic." And an
article titled "Where The Sidewalk Ends" reveals the plight of homeless
teens who sport expensive fashion accessories and wear cool rock t-shirts.
other reasons why I love Teen People. Say what you will about Pat Boone,
but he's never pretended to be Little Richard. Teen People shows
the many busy faces utilized by today's young businessmen. Orgy's
Jay Gordon and the guys of Limp Bizkit are completely different personalities
when they're kissing up to their teenybopper demographic–which, despite
the magazine's title, is determinedly preteen.
People gets a little less funny when you start considering that true readership.
It's one thing to lie to intelligent teenagers. They will naturally rebel
while seeking out an individual identity. Teen People is busy trying
to brainwash average imbeciles who are barely into their adolescence. Corporate
indoctrination is often neatly summed up within the monthly "Now!"
calendar. Make your plans for Oct. 18: "Forget history–get
the herstory of women's music with the R-E-S-P-E-C-T box
set ($70)."
think indoctrination is all about shopping. There's also National Pizza
Month and Gwen Stefani's birthday. And look who's the hunky dreamboat
for Wednesday, Oct. 6: "The attack that took Matthew Shepard's life
occurred a year ago today. Fight intolerance!" Then, just one week later,
it's National Coming Out Day. This is also Columbus Day, but why make that
the focus? Columbus helped kill the American Indians, you know. And the next
Saturday has Britney Spears and Joey McIntyre In Concert on the Disney
Coming Out Day promotes diversity within Teen People. There's an
article on two proud young lesbian couples, which marks the first time Teen
People has ever run a picture of ugly fat women. Heck, this may be the first
time Teen People has ever run a photo of any young woman who isn't
at least five pounds underweight. (Fortunately, a poll on pages 201 and 202
explains the importance of a healthy body image. These happen to be the only
pages without photo illustration.)
Day is also the focus of Teen People's News Team Editorial Page.
This has four teens explaining why they're so wonderfully sensitive about
not being threatened at all by the idea of homosexuals. There's even a
Christian who–remarkably–doesn't believe in beating gays on the
head with broken beer bottles. He's a good Christian! The true
Teen People spirit, however, is best expressed by Shawn Anderson of Spencerport,
NY. The 17-year-old explains, "We need to make tolerance and diversity
classes mandatory so that teens reevaluate how they treat others."
inherently funny, but I left out the punch line. Here it is, in full: "We
need to make tolerance and diversity classes mandatory so that teens reevaluate
how they treat others, especially minorities like gays." Shawn Anderson
looks like a pretty sturdy blond kid. He could probably beat some sense into
any of those Catholic students, or anyone else who has some kind of weird religious
objection to mandatory tolerance and diversity. Don't think this is exaggerated
speculation, either. We're coming out of the summer where Teen People
hooked up with Dateline NBC for their very first news special. It
was a careful look at teens and violence, which mentioned that jocks were pretty
much responsible for all those kids getting shot at Columbine.
called Teen People. I can't help but look at it and see the future.
Then I only make things worse by talking to teens in person. There was, for
example, my social experiment with a kid outside the big Orgy concert. He was
wearing a backpack that sported a sticker that said "Stop Hate!" There's
a tragic statement from our young people. Anyone who's anti-hate is also
anti-love…although that doesn't interfere with the ability to get laid,
so why should a teen worry about that?
I casually told the kid that hate should never be stopped. "After all,"
I said, "there's one group that it's always okay to hate."
gave me a puzzled look, but then he saw I wasn't some kind of racist kook.
He gave me a big smile and shouted his response: "Christians!"
tell the kid that he had given a good answer. That would have been betraying
my own religion. I settled for giving him a high-five and telling him he had
given the correct answer. This much was true. The kid had been paying attention
in class. Not the classroom, of course, where contempt for Christians is only
taught through silent disdain. The kid had been paying attention in the classrooms
of Time Warner and Teen People. The kid will hopefully grow up to be
a really Godless evil person who eventually runs into another close relative
of Gerald Levin.
record, the kid would have only gotten a B+ if he had said "Catholics!"
That would have shown a lack of imagination. Catholics get positioned as something
beyond hateful. Teens will learn this if any go to see the upcoming Stigmata,
which reinvents Christ as a demon and presents the Catholic Church as murderers.
to worry about protests, either. Anyone who's offended has the sense of
humor of the Ayatollah. At least, that's what Ben Affleck says in Teen
People about anyone who complains about the upcoming Dogma. Never
mind that the Ayatollah was ousted as his ancient religion was destroyed in
the name of inventing the Las Vegas of the Eastern World. The Ayatollah should
have had more celebrity friends like the Dalai Lama. Teen People supports
the Dalai Lama, and no one even cares that his religion believes in willing
away homosexuality.
are frankly more tolerant about Coming Out Day, but why should Teen People
get so deep into a topic? The magazine can't be bothered to examine too
much diversity. It's best to celebrate homosexuality without any real context.
That way, teen people can grow up to be idiot adults who do things like petition
for the banning of Dr. Laura Schlessinger and her anti-gay beliefs. It doesn't
matter that nobody ever listens to Dr. Laura without making a conscious choice.
Why treat someone's belief system with equal value, when everybody feels
so good about gay rights?
People gets to be genuinely frightening in its banality, and even that much
isn't original. It's a continuation of the early Sassy tradition
of being nonjudgmental and stomping anyone who dares to believe differently.
Teen People actually believes this is the path to adulthood. That's
why the jocks at Columbine deserved what they got coming. And it's why
Janet Reno still remains the definitive Sassy girl.
People should put her on the cover. It's a perfect match, as we've
all been reminded with Waco back in the news. I no longer bother trying to explain
why the Branch Davidians are true American martyrs. People can do the research,
or at least take the time to go watch the Academy Award-nominated Waco: The
Rules of Engagement. Otherwise, you're welcome to think I'm part
of a lunatic fringe that clings to the notion that there was a government conspiracy
to kill the Branch Davidians. You're welcome to your ignorance.
about a new generation that's routinely taught that religion equals brainwashing
and guns equal crime. It's even weirder to see entertainment magazines
routinely making the template for this unthinking intolerance. My issue of Teen
People reads a lot more lately like Soldier of Fortune, and I just
don't know how 90s kids are supposed to realize that it's very, very
bad when people lie to you and tell you how to think.
The Rules of Engagement was recently in the New Releases section of my local
video store, even though it originally came out on tape last year. This was
probably based on some mad retailer's hope that recent news reports will
spark new interest in our government's act of genocide. That's not
likely. Today's kids can't get interested in any documentary that
doesn't have staged events, dramatic recreations or a skewed sense of activism.
They need documentaries that look like network news.
an old-fashioned 80s horror film could teach a similar lesson to that needy
teen audience. Especially an old-fashioned 80s horror film that nobody bothered
to watch the first time. Bad Dreams originally came out in 1988, and
was unfairly dismissed as a Nightmare On Elm Street ripoff. Today, people
might be a little more receptive to this look at an evil force in search of
control. The setting might even seem familiar to any teenager who's accidentally
watched the news over the past six years.
begins with young Cynthia in the commune of charismatic cult leader Franklin
Harris. He's busy baptizing his followers in gasoline as part of a big
Jonestown-style barbecue. Cynthia's just a little kid, but she's also
the only one who tries to escape the home as the group goes up in flames.
only gets far enough to make it into a 13-year coma. More girls should try this,
since Cynthia comes out of her coma looking like sexy young scream queen Jennifer
Rubin. She's quickly sent into group therapy to adjust to a world where
The Electric Prunes are no longer popular recording artists. It doesn't
take long before Cynthia starts seeing Harris walking the halls of the mental
ward. The scorched psycho then starts killing Cynthia's fellow patients
in grisly ways guaranteed to make the pages of Fangoria.
twist, however, Harris isn't a Freddy Krueger-style knockoff. It turns
out that the evil Dr. Berrisford has actually been handing out hallucinogenics
to the folks in Cynthia's group therapy, as a quick experiment in nefarious
mind control. Cynthia has just been hallucinating the charismatic cult leader
bogeyman. It turns out that her life is really endangered by the powerful authority
figure she has carelessly entrusted with handling her medical program.
should give the thickest teen some clue about the dangers of a nanny society.
It gets even better by the time Cynthia's love interest figures out the
evil plot. Cynthia's in the loony bin about to kill herself, and the good
guy has to open the cells of every nutcase in the hospital just to save an innocent
kids give that exciting development some thought. I can certainly relate. It
never seemed likely that I would ever support the rights of neo-Nazis, the JDL,
and the new Black Panther Party to store large amounts of weaponry. In this
day and age, however, my prayers are with the intolerant. And if the ATF ever
shows up at their doors, then I hope those neo-Nazis, the JDL, and the NBPP
don't make David Koresh's mistake. They should kill every damn ATF
man out there, then reload quickly for the FBI. That'll teach their children
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Book Description:
This study focuses on the United Brethren in Christ, an important church tradition which began as a pioneering movement of interdenominational revitalization in the decades immediately following the first Great Awakening in eighteenth century America. Its ministry in Sierra Leone West Africa is generally recognized as establishing the most influential and vital Christian presence in that former British colony that had been a key cog in the eighteenth century British slave trade. Jeremy Smith's treatment of his subject comes from a quite different angle of interest from previous scholarship on the subject. Drawing from the philosophical pragmatism of William James and the phenomenology of Husserl, among others, he probes the dynamics of what it means to inculcate a "sense of the life of living beings around us from within", as seen in the context of the missionary work of Lloyd Mignerey, an early twentieth century American UB missionary to Sierra Leone. Here is the first treatment of this key mission in the development of indigenous Christianity among West African tribal society that approaches its subject from an epistemological perspective. In doing so, it honors the faithful missional efforts of Mignerey and the hundreds of others who served in that important UB mission field for almost 160 years. Yet, in addition to that, it also contributes to a larger discussion of what religious dynamics are involved in the deeper quest for God that transcends the limitations of religious language and social ethos. Viewed in the ethos of the United Brethren in Christ, this was also a quest for the new humanity that is formed out of the Christian experience of Pentecost-a theme to which the United Brethren explicitly appealed in their missional self-understanding. Viewed from that perspective, this sensitive study also contributes to the deeper meaning of Christian revitalization.
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