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A line wrapping around the store forms as customers wait for Chattanooga's newest Publix Supermarket to open its doors at 7am on Wednesday, August 6, 2014. The first 50 customers received a free bag of groceries valued at $25 from the North Shore store.Photo by Dan Henry /Chattanooga Times Free Press.
Flowers, free samples, reusable grocery bags and plenty of good cheer welcomed a couple hundred eager shoppers at the Publix that opened a couple minutes after the crack of dawn this morning in North Shore.
"We're just super excited," said Store Manager James Groover, as he handed out white carnations to folks who walked through the 45,800 square-foot store's brand new doors. "The excitement downtown is amazing."
He wasn't kidding.
It's been a good two years since plans floated for the grocery, initially without the Publix name attached. The closest Publix stores are at least nine miles away in Hixson, Ooltewah or on East Brainerd Road.
One of the North Shore location's first customers is a Hixson regular. Bart Daniels and his 11-year-old daughter Hannah got a tip from a Hixson Publix employee about the grand opening. Word was the North Shore Publix would open at 6 a.m. So the Daniels arrived at 5:30 a.m.
"Of course, it didn't open until 7," said Daniels, 36.
Make that a few minutes short of 7 a.m.
Daniels checked out at 6:59 a.m. That got him a free bag filled with $25 of groceries: buns, sugar and canola oil, among other things. The first 25 customers to spend at least $50 were awarded the same. Many ran to the back of the store as soon as they stepped inside, loaded up on pricey items like meat and seafood, and then darted to the check-out lanes.
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Vladimir Sokoloff, 84, Pianist
October 28, 1997
By Lesley Valdes, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Vladimir "Billy" Sokoloff, pianist and senior member of the Curtis Institute faculty, died yesterday morning after a long illness. He was 84. Dr. Sokoloff was known for his artistry as a chamber music player. At the Curtis, he taught many hundreds the finer points of musical partnership. Beginning in his student days, he had partnered with the greats - violinist Efrem Zimbalist, soprano Marcella Sembrich, violist William Primrose and cellist Emanuel Feuermann He counted Philadelphia Orchestra principals as colleagues and chamber partners, including flutist William Kincaid and oboist Marcel Tabuteau.
Ill pianist cancels concerts
November 14, 2002
By David Patrick Stearns INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Don't look for Norwegian pianist Leif Ove Andsnes at tonight's Philadelphia Orchestra concert at the Kimmel Center for the Performing Arts. Due to illness, he canceled his Thursday-through-Saturday concerts, where he was to perform Bartok's Piano Concerto No. 2. Efforts were made to replace him with the 20-year-old Chinese pianist Yundi Li, who couldn't be released from concert commitments in Paris. However, the Philadelphia Orchestra is close to confirming what will be Li's U.S. orchestral debut, for July 2003 at the Mann Center for the Performing Arts.
A pianist's precision pleasures
March 31, 2003
By Kevin L. Carter FOR THE INQUIRER
When it comes to Peter Cincotti, the wunderkind who played Penn's Annenberg Hall with his quartet Saturday night, the biggest question is this: Can we believe the hype? The answer: Yes and no. The easy answer would be to say that Cincotti is everything we've been led to believe by the latter-day Tin Pan Alley publicity machine. Yes, he is, as a musician, mature beyond his years. He is a maddeningly exacting pianist, a true pro and craftsman who has mastered the styles of those who preceded him. As a vocalist, he is far less seasoned.
Soprano, Pianist Intense Together
December 6, 1994
By Daniel Webster, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Soprano Benita Valente and pianist Cynthia Raim have been performing Spanish programs on tour, and they extracted four unusual samples from their repertoire for a recital Sunday at the Convention Center. The songs were from Cancionero de Pedrell by Roberto Gerhard, the Swiss- born composer who studied in Barcelona and pulled on Catalonian identity like a sweater. Three of the songs were in Catalan; one was in Spanish, and all featured the composer's approach of enlarging rhythms as the songs develop.
Pianist Premieres Argentine's Work
May 24, 1994
By Ken Keuffel Jr., FOR THE INQUIRER
A lot of hype surrounded pianist Sandrine Erdely-Sayo's American premiere of Juan-Carlos Sedero's Lyrical Suite on Sunday at the Ethical Society. Most of it was unjustified. The French-born Erdely-Sayo, who in 1990 came to Philadelphia to study at the University of the Arts, was one of several pianists who received the Argentine composer's seven-section score. The taped performance she sent back to the composer so impressed him that he chose her to give the world premiere last summer in France.
A Pianist Shows Her Schooling
February 14, 1995
By Peter Dobrin, INQUIRER STAFF WRITER
In classical music, where a strong-willed personality is an asset, students don't always resemble their teachers in any discernible way. But in the case of Cecile Licad, the apple didn't fall very far from the tree. Licad's recital Sunday clearly revealed the influence of one of her three teachers at the Curtis Institute of Music, Rudolf Serkin. (Mieczyslaw Horszowski and Seymour Lipkin were the other two). Serkin's presence was especially apparent in Mozart's Fantasia (K. 475)
Young Pianist Sparkles In Recital
March 18, 1998
By Lesley Valdes, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Traditions thrive in Philadelphia, traditions such as the Academy Morning Musicales, a series created in 1905 by the enterprising members of the West Philadelphia Women's Committee of the Philadelphia Orchestra. At 93, it's still flourishing. Yesterday, a piano recital by Rieko Aizawa brought the 1997-98 series to a close. A capacity crowd demonstrated palpable enthusiasm. The pianist, a Curtis grad, is 23. She recently made her New York debut and soon heads for the St. Louis Symphony for a concerto.
A Reunion Of Pianist And Falla
July 24, 1992
By Daniel Webster, INQUIRER MUSIC CRITIC
Orchestral color was everything in the early years of this century, and the French - or French-inspired - came from the subtlest palettes. That was the message of the Philadelphia Orchestra's concert Wednesday at the Mann Music Center. Artistic director Charles Dutoit has made this final week of the season an essay on French orchestral invention and influence, and in his concert Wednesday shaped what was one of the most interesting programs of the season. With Spanish pianist Alicia de Larrocha as soloist, Dutoit made half a concert from Turina's Rhapsodia sinfonica and Falla's Noches en los jardines de Espana, and completed the essay by playing all of Ravel's Daphnis et Chloe ballet.
A Roman Pianist In Local Debut
May 1, 1987
By Andrew Stiller, Special to The Inquirer
The extraordinary Roman pianist Fermo Roscigno drew repeated bravos from a capacity crowd at the Ethical Society last night. Roscigno, in his first Philadelphia appearance, was sponsored by the Consulate General of Italy and the America-Italy Society of Philadelphia. A dull-looking, all-19th-century program came to vivid life at his hands, starting with an unpromising Clementi sonata. Listeners sat up right away: Clementi, it seemed, was a better composer than we thought. As his Op. 26, No. 2 proceeded, it became clear that Roscino's strong dynamic contrasts and boldly outlined phrases had much to do with Clementi's unwonted shine.
Pianist Raim At Lang Hall
October 15, 1990
By Lesley Valdes, Inquirer Music Critic
The second week of the ongoing Swarthmore Music and Dance Festival concluded yesterday with an afternoon recital by Cynthia Raim. The beauty of the autumn foliage, which one could view from the spectacular rear-stage window of Lang Concert Hall, likely discouraged attendance indoors. Only 200 of Lang's 600 seats appeared filled, but Raim was fortunate that her audience (which, sensitively, grouped itself in one seating area) was discriminating and attentive. This was as it should be, since Raim is a discriminating pianist, polished on every level of her art. Within an arsenal of poise and power lie strong ideas and intelligent perceptions.
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Forced cheer in 'Divorce' becomes tiring
October 23, 2014
By Wendy Rosenfield, For The Inquirer
What's worse? Being traded in after 34 years by your Broadway producer husband for his decades-younger producing partner, or writing a musical revue about it? I'm going to go with writing the revue, Til Divorce Do Us Part , because getting dumped is painful, and while Ruthe Ponturo's ex seems like a real cad, at least without this show she still had her dignity. Ponturo attempts broad appeal, with tunes aping Cabaret or Oklahoma , but all that forced cheer becomes relentless, and after 26 songs, including "The Divorce Dirge," "The Other Woman," and "Holidays Suck," this empathy cocktail gets a very bitter taste.
Tenor Padmore, pianist Biss a match for Schumann
October 19, 2014
By Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Music Critic
British tenor Mark Padmore has the gift of sounding natural. On stage at the Perelman Theater on Wednesday night, he frequently held vibrato in reserve, and, by expressing the lyric as clearly as though spoken, revealed it as the thing he holds dear. In the art-song realm, rarified though it may be, the standards are high at the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society, where Gerald Finley and Hildegard Behrens have left indelibly visceral accounts of everything words alone cannot say. If Padmore lacks the emotional range to do with his voice what some others can, he does an enormous amount with what he has. In contemporary parlance, he puts himself out there.
Dobrin: Gala piano soloist Lang Lang fascinates, repulses at Philadelphia Orchestra
September 29, 2014
By Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Music Critic
This year, the Philadelphia Orchestra's official opening night - the one that lets you mingle with the maestro at an "exclusive" reception topping out at $2,500 per ticket - doesn't come until a couple of weeks into the season. Actual music-making, though, began in Verizon Hall on Friday night, with no less a gala soloist than Lang Lang. Many listeners in these parts still think of the pianist as an aberrantly eccentric Curtis Institute of Music student, and, for better or worse, in the last decade and a half of his working with every major orchestra and conductor on earth, absolutely nothing has rubbed off on him musically.
Science, piano are passions for impressive teen
September 23, 2014
By Kelly Flynn, Inquirer Staff Writer
Suproteem Sarkar has coauthored two scientific papers on cancer treatments, been a presenter at an international nanoscience conference, and won accolades as a pianist. But perhaps the most notable entry on his resumé is the birth date - Sarkar is 17, just entering his senior year at Conestoga High School in Berwyn, Chester County. "He's definitely a highflier here," said Conestoga principal Amy Meisinger. "He's on the fast track for something. " Family members say his precocity was evident almost from the beginning.
Philadelphia Young Pianist Academy festival fills a void
July 25, 2014
By David Patrick Stearns, Inquirer Music Critic
Though Philadelphia seems not to lack classical music concerts or educational opportunities for young artists, Taiwanese pianist Ching-Yun Hu came home to her Academy House apartment one recent summer, wanted to hear live music, and discovered there wasn't any. "I had just come back from my own festival in Taipei," she said. "People were so excited about it, and I thought, 'Why not do something similar here?' " Now, in these sweaty late-July weeks, the festival she founded, the Philadelphia Young Pianist Academy, is in its second year and occupies the Curtis Institute's Field Concert Hall with a series of five concerts Saturday through Aug. 2. They are the most prominent manifestations of an intensive program of master classes and lectures.
John Legend has a classy, intimate homecoming at the Kimmel
May 23, 2014
By A.D. Amorosi, For The Inquirer
In 2013, John Legend found intimacy. Along with marrying his longtime love, model Chrissy Teigen, Legend - one-time choir leader and University of Pennsylvania student - released the album Love in the Future . That quietly kinetic collection surprised some listeners with a new sensuality, a change from previous themes of romance and universal consciousness. On Tuesday, the Kimmel Center welcomed the well-dressed pianist and singer in a public homecoming that moved to an after-party at Bar Volvér in the Kimmel complex.
Pianist Goode takes a turn for Debussy
May 2, 2014
By David Patrick Stearns, Inquirer Music Critic
Sometimes, the greater the musician, the narrower the path as time goes on. So it seems with pianist Richard Goode, who is presented by the Philadelphia Chamber Music Society at least once every season. On Tuesday, he seemed to be cycling out of two of the three composers on the program, but connecting with the third in ways one normally wouldn't dare hope for. The 70-year-old pianist played from memory what was no doubt an old friend - Schumann's Davidsbundlertanze Op. 6 - though one less welcome than Debussy's Preludes Book I , not played from memory.
Stop and go with Mozart
April 27, 2014
By Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Music Critic
For the opening salvo of four different Mozart programs in three days, conductor Yannick Nézet-Séguin on Thursday night modulated his influence to various degrees. His jumpiness in the Overture to Così fan tutte left you wondering what happened to the gracefully rounded waves of Mozart's main theme. In parts of a symphony, he stepped back and let it flow. Presiding over a piano concerto, he left a personal stamp. By the end of this weekend of overtures, symphonies, and piano concertos - so much for new formats - listeners should have a firm idea of whether this Philadelphia Orchestra music director has any firm ideas about Mozart.
Young pianist Lisiecki prepares for Mozart marathon
April 25, 2014
By David Patrick Stearns, Inquirer Music Critic
Great musicians often seem to come out of nowhere, but with 19-year-old Jan Lisiecki, it's almost true. That's not a comment on his hometown of Calgary, Alberta. The Canadian/Polish pianist probably could have grown up in almost any metropolitan area and still found his own way to his current artistic status - he plays with many of the world's great orchestras - with little outside guidance. "I'm not one to look up to heroes," he said backstage in Verizon Hall, where he performs with the Philadelphia Orchestra this weekend.
When one and four equals two
April 2, 2014
By Peter Dobrin, Inquirer Music Critic
When piano four-hand makes the jump from parlor to concert hall, expectations understandably rise. Sunday afternoon, though, the formality of the Perelman Theater brought that, plus the added subjectivity that surrounds any appearance of the lionized Leon Fleisher. The 85-year-old pianist inevitably pulls into his gravity field his entire considerable career, a blaze dimmed only after an injury made him, for about four decades, a left-hand-only pianist. Sunday's recital was for one hand and, with his wife, Katherine Jacobson, four.
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Turkey and Hummus Sandwich
Toast 1 slice whole-wheat bread and spread with 2 tablespoons hummus. Fill with 2 thin deli slices turkey, 1/2 cup baby spinach leaves, and 2 large slices tomato. Serve with 1 apple.
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Serve 1 slice whole-wheat toast topped with rest of fruit salsa from breakfast Monday. Serve with 1 cup fat-free milk.
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Make half this recipe. Serve with 2 cups prewashed baby spinach salad and 1/2 sliced red pepper tossed with 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar.
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Authorities won't charge a registered South Carolina sex offender accused of tricking a teenager into allowing him to lick her toes in the Grovetown Walmart on July 10.
Benefit Bank helps residents get public assistance.
North Augusta 2000 held its $1.5 million, five-year capital campaign kickoff for its 2012-16 strategic plan, The Vision Continues, on Thursday at the Palmetto Terrace in the municipal building.
Billy Arrington: Eat more chicken
Carey Murdock takes his songwriting and singing for a European tour and plans to record an album in Atlanta in September.
Jack Ellefson is in the Athlete Spotlight for his baseball skills.
Christopher Hudson "will be tough on crime and work with law enforcement, not against them."
Columbia County's Board of Elections will meet Wednesday to formally call for a November referendum on term limits for county commissioners.
The annual sales tax holiday weekend starts at 12:01 a.m. Friday and ends at 11:59 p.m. Sunday.
A judge is expected to rule on a request by Patrick Antwon Booker, 23, for a new trial after being convicted in connection to a 2008 fatal home invasion.
Phones in Columbia County schools should be working again soon.
Early voting Tuesday morning, coupled with nearly 5,000 voters casting early ballots in Columbia County's primary election, bolstered a prediction of up to 30 percent turnout.
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i'm a Frazelle whose father was from NC. He moved to Indiana and married my mother. They were later divorced and he moved back to NC where he passed away several years ago.
i'm now living in Mexico, right on the border with a place in California called Calexico. i don't know if you've heard of it before. It's right across the border from the town my wife and i live in called Mexicali, a city of about 1 million people.
From your e-mail address it looks like you have some Persian in the family. Is this true?
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MONKEY: 32% (2 favorable, 1 neutral and 9 unfavorable months)
Alas, every 12 years your nemesis, the Tiger, shows up to spoil your party. Still, it is a Metal year, which means you are in your element. There are even two favorable months for you to go out and challenge the world. There is one key for the Monkey to remember in order to make it through unscathed: there are no innocent games. Not now. The Tiger has claws. Every time you play the trickster you set yourself up for some ugly scratches. Be direct, stick to the tried and true, and avoid tempting fate to save yourself a lot of unnecessary headaches. You also want to steer clear of head-on confrontations. The Tiger does not like being challenged.
Career changes are likely this year, and your professional life may seem erratic, with a lot of ups and downs. The Tiger has a big hand in this and is no friend to the Monkey, so proceed with caution. The Monkey's typical attitude is that their intelligence will win the day. This year, brawn will trump brains, so trying to outwit your superiors could backfire. It may be difficult for you, but you could be best served by respecting power on the job. Do your best to stay in line and not provoke authority. Channel your ingenuity into getting the job done in the traditional way instead of finding ways to cut corners and do end runs around obstacles. Sometimes the shortcuts you invent are your biggest strength, but this year they might be your downfall.
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Relationships have the potential to be the Monkey's strong suit in this challenging year, and you are likely to be continuously surrounded by friends and admirers. This should help soothe your ego where other forces are keeping your ambitions in check. However, there are things to be on guard for. Your vibrant social life may leave those closest to you feeling neglected or thinking your feelings for them are superficial. Go out of your way to pay special attention to the people you care most about. It is also important to avoid hurting others' feelings. Your jokes are often highly entertaining to a crowd, but make sure they are not humiliating or cruel. This is not a good year to make enemies.
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Have you been wondering if Google really ran out of the Galaxy S4 GPE? Well, maybe there were a few left over. That would explain the cache of devices that just popped up on eBay. Someone has acquired a number of the devices and is selling them at a steep discount. Just $499.99 for an unlocked Google Play Edition smartphone. That's $150 off what Google was selling it for a few weeks ago.
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Amazon's Gold Box deals always tend to gravitate back to flash memory storage every few weeks. Today is another iteration with discounts on many Sony SD cards, USB drives, and more interestingly for mobile users, microSD cards and microUSB OTG flash drives.
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I don't need to tell you this is a good deal – we've seen it pop up before and it sold out pretty fast. Today you can get the Nexus 7 in either 16GB or 32GB sizes for $170 and $130 respectively, but it's US-only.
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Today's update to Google Translate probably won't affect most of our American readers, but if you live in or frequently travel to India, you're going to get a lot of use out of it. The update to version 3.0.6 adds spoken translation support for Hindi, Bengali, Gujarati, Kannada, Marathi, Punjabi, Tamil, and Telugu, all widely spoken in different parts of the Indian subcontinent and other locations in Southeast Asia.
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Many in the western hemisphere think that Hindi is the official language of India, and it is (along with English).
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Yesterday was a relatively big day for Android, at least compared to our regularly scheduled programming - Google sent us a gift in the form of the 4.4.3 update, available immediately via factory images and in AOSP. The problem with factory images, however, is that they require an unlocked bootloader to flash, so many of you opt in to wait for the respective OTAs.
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Today, the Lowe's Cos. announced it has entered into an asset purchase agreement with bankrupt Orchard Supply Hardware. Upon the transaction's completion, subject to bankruptcy court approval, Lowe's will expand in California via Orchard's smaller-format metro store locations.
In the deal, Lowe's asserted that it will acquire the majority of Orchard's assets for $205 million in cash, plus the assumption of payables owed to Orchard's supplier partners. Lowe's maintained it would operate Orchard as a separate, standalone business, retaining its brand under the leadership of the company's current management team.
Based in San Jose, Orchard currently operates 91 neighborhood hardware and garden stores primarily located in densely populated California markets, Lowes noted. Under the terms of the transaction, Lowe's would acquire at least 60 of these stores based upon further due diligence, the company related. On average, the Orchard stores, which focus on paint, repair and backyard product categories, operate 36,000 square feet of selling space as compared to 113,000 square feet of selling space for an average Lowe's home improvement store.
In regards to the deal, Robert Niblock, Lowe's chairman, president and CEO, commented, "Orchard's neighborhood stores are a natural complement to Lowe's strengths in big-box retail, offering smaller-format hardware and garden stores catering to the needs of local customers. Strategically, the acquisition will provide us with immediate access to Orchard's high-density prime locations in attractive markets in California, where Lowe's is currently underpenetrated, and will enable us to participate more fully in California's economic recovery. Overall, Orchard's business model offers great potential, but it has been burdened with a high level of debt. With the debt addressed through the Chapter 11 process and appropriate support from Lowe's, we believe that Orchard will be positioned for profitable growth as a standalone business within our portfolio."
Orchard's fiscal 2012 annual revenue was $657 million, Lowe's pointed out. Lowe's currently operates 110 stores in California.
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Fox News has conducted a poll, promisingly entitled, "Does Obama Get Better Treatment by the Press?" Well, we were, of... More
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News: CA portfolio management services can now reflect IT budget changes
IT and business managers who want to play with their projected budget numbers can now get a hand from a new add-on for CA's flagship project and portfolio management software, formerly called CA Clarity.
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More than three years after acquiring Skype, Microsoft today said it would rebrand its semi-rival Lync corporate communications platform as "Skype for Business."
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Microsoft said Tuesday that it's begun rolling out its Clutter inbox tool to Office 365 business accounts, providing an intelligent layer of filtering to weed out email that isn't quite spam, but not really all that useful, either.
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Microsoft released patches for 14 vulnerabilities in its Windows operating system, Office and Internet Explorer software on Tuesday, including four it deemed critical, it's highest severity rating.
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If you work and play with Microsoft's various online and desktop apps and services, the company has a serious holiday deal for you. Microsoft recently announced the aptly named Work & Play bundle, which gives you a 12-month subscription to Office 365 Home, Xbox Live Gold, Xbox Music Pass, and Skype Unlimited World + Wi-Fi for $199.
News: Microsoft kills Lync name in favor of Skype for Business
The long collision course between Microsoft Lync and Skype will end next year in a fiery crash, with Lync perishing in the flames. Like a phoenix, however, Skype will emerge--reborn as Skype for Business.
News: How End-to-End MDM Leaves Rollins With One Less Pest to Control
For many enterprises, a mobility strategy means fine-tuning customer-facing apps. Other companies, however, aim to take their in-house mobility management to the next level. Rollins, an Atlanta-based company that provides pest control services through 10 subsidiaries, including Orkin, recently selected a service provider to provide end-to-end mobile device management.
News: Here comes the new Office: Microsoft melds applications to present data in flexible, shareable ways
Delve, Sway, Revolve: For those who don't follow Microsoft's products closely, the words might sound like instructions for a nerdy line dance. But like the mashup generation they're written for, the three new apps take elements of Microsoft's productivity generation and blend them together.
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A picture may be worth a thousand words, but it's worth fewer with a lousy caption -- and let's not even get into hashtags -- so Instagram is trying to help users clean things up.
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Mozilla today pulled out the PR stops to trumpet the 10th anniversary of Firefox, and in celebration released an interim build of Firefox 33 that includes a new privacy tool and access to the DuckDuckGo search engine.
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Project and portfolio managers who want to play with their projected budget numbers can now get a hand from a new extension of CA's Clarity project and portfolio management software, called the Executive Playbook.
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Facebook's Messenger is now one of the most used mobile messaging apps in the world, with more than 500 million people logging in monthly, the company said Monday.
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If you're developing an application for customers, but you only have a rough idea of what they want, then you face a Catch-22: You can't specify the application's requirements and develop it until you get feedback from customers, but they can't provide feedback until you've developed it.
News: Apple issues iMessage purgatory escape tool
Apple last week published a tool that lets iPhone owners sever the link to iMessage, iOS's texting service, when they leave the Cupertino circle of devices for Android, BlackBerry or Windows Phone.
News: Firefox boosts privacy with history-wiping 'Forget' button, DuckDuckGo search support
Feeling ashamed of your latest Kim Kardashian news binge? The latest version of Firefox can easily forget all about it.
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As tipped in October, a new Raspberry Pi Model A board just landed--and it's cheaper and much smaller than its predecessor. On Monday, Raspberry Pi founder Eben Upton introduced the Model A+. It knocks $5 off the price and drops close to an inch of physical length compared to the regular A board.
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