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Did you guys look at my tiles?
Is "zo" a word?
You looked at my tiles, didn't you?
I think "zo" is a word.
"Zo" is not a word.
Are you looking up words on the Internet? You can't do that?
Ok. Then I'll just keep playing random letters and looking them up when you challenge them.
Will someone please go?
That's cheating!
How is that cheating? You're cheating. You played "waify"!
Did you guys look at my tiles?
"Waify" is a word.
Oh, look at the cat. He's laying on the score notebook. He wants to play.
You guys want to hear your horoscopes?
Will someone please GO?
We'll do Pisces first.
Double word score! That's 15 points!
You mean 16 points?
We really need to play this game with smarter people. All our words are like 4 letters long.
Hey, I played "waify". That's more than 4 letters.
I hate playing bored games with you guys, because two of you cheat together and the other one takes forever to go.
I'm trying to be a D-list celebrity. Hold on!! (Playing the Kim Kardashian app.)
Wait? Where is the score notebook and the pen?
On this Kardashian game, should I mingle or socialize?
They're the same thing!
Can we turn some light on? I can't find the score notebook.
I hate the lights on.
We can't see the board!
I found the notebook. The cat hid it under the ottoman.
Next horoscope.
Under the ottoman! Ha! The cat hid it. Isn't that funny?
Who's turn is it?!?!
Um...is that blank tile a "D"?
A "D"? That would make the word "zed". "Zed" is not a word.
Yes it is. Like Zed Neplin.
I know you guys looked at my tiles.
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Thursday, July 24, 2014
How I Saved My Daughter's Sanity or Scarred Her For Life--The Jury's Still Out
We've always claimed that Carmen is our family's best hope for normal. I often wonder if she wasn't shamed into it. By her mother.
You see, when she was younger—maybe nine or ten—she started showing definite OCD behavior. She had to touch certain spots on the floor before she left a room. She had to touch certain pieces of furniture or sections of the wall. She counted stuff. I handled this quirkiness in my usual fashion—with humor because patience has never been my strong suit.
Then it happened. An OCD quirk I couldn't laugh away.
The Quiet and Calculating One developed this truly awful habit of interrupting her speech with little humming patterns.
"So, Mom, when are we…mmm mmm mmm…going to the pool?"
"What's…mmm mmm mmm…for dinner?"
"Can I…mmm mmm mmm… have friends over?"
I think I managed to ignore it a total of two times. Then things got real. My loving and compassionate response was, "Stop doing that! It's annoying and people will think you are weird!"
Eventually I shortened it to, "OCD!" Every time she would start the hum, I would yell, "OCD!"
And when she asked what "OCD" meant, I snapped, "It means Oh Carmen Don't! Because it's annoying and people will think you are weird."
Fast forward 7 years. I'm watching a documentary that followed kids with OCD from grade school through high school. I'm truly amazed at the struggles and challenges these kids and their families faced. One girl had to move in with her grandmother because she thought her family was contaminated. Another girl stayed home from school for three months for the same reason. Yet another took four hours to get dressed every day because of the washing rituals.
Why had my daughter not succumb to her OCD tendencies which, even though I'm making light of them here, were very real?
So I asked. She answered, "Because you shamed me out of it. You told me it was annoying and everyone would think I was weird. I didn't want to be annoying and weird, so I forced myself to stop."
It's true. She actually was shamed into it by her mother! I'm putting this one in the win column anyway. After all, I did stop her from a life of struggle and possibly never being able to enter a department store. Right?
Besides, she is still our best hope for normal even if I have to shame her into it.
Even Roaring Moms don't always get it right. What's your not-so-proud parenting moment that somehow worked out anyway?
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Single tickets for the 2014-15 Lakewood Cultural Center Presents! season will go on sale Monday, Aug. 25. With the addition of new, more comfortable theater seating, Lakewood Cultural Center is debuting a new tiered pricing system, giving guests more choices when it comes to their seating and price preferences. For those who love the arts and want to guarantee that they pay the absolutely lowest price, the popular Choose 4 and 8-Pack subscriptions also are available. Lakewood Cultural Center Presents! brings world-class international, national and regional talent to an intimate and beautiful 319-seat theater.
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Les Ballets Jazz de Montréal, 3 p.m., Sunday, Oct. 26Among the dance world's elite, this "feel good company" is innovative and technically stunning.Windscape presents Bremen Town! 11 a.m., Saturday, Nov. 1An hourlong program featuring this whimsical and virtuosic musical presentation of the popular children's tale.Windscape presents "Floating World: Japan and the Impressionists," 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 1"Unquintet" of five eminent woodwind soloists perform with images of French and Japanese impressionist art.Basix, 7:30 p.m., Friday, Nov. 14International award-winning Danish a cappella group performing pop, jazz, R&B, soul and rock.Travelogue: "America's Hot Spots: Our Volcanic Legacy," 2 and 7 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 15Join filmmaker Gray Warriner on a tour of some of America's hottest scenery.Turtle Island Quartet presents "Birth of the Cool," 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Nov. 22The two-time Grammy award-winning quartet features hits from Miles Davis' seminal 1957 compilation.Timothy P. & the Rocky Mountain Stocking Stuffers, Friday, Dec. 5-Sunday, Dec. 7Lakewood's favorite holiday show returns! Timothy P. Irvin and his Stuffers, Colorado's finest Western, bluegrass and folk musicians, play original songs as well as add a fun twist to old holiday favorites.Flamenco Vivo Carlota Santana presents "The Soul of Flamenco," 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 21The nation's premier flamenco and Spanish dance company brings its fiery dance, accompanied by live musicians, to the Lakewood stage.Jason Bishop: "The Paranormal Tour," 3 and 7:30 p.m., Saturday, Feb. 28Set to a modern soundtrack, New Jersey magician Jason Bishop's performances bring a fresh and modern take on the world of magic and illusion.Travelogue: "China Rising," 2 and 7 p.m., Saturday, March 7Join filmmaker Dale Johnson on an adventure to the Forbidden City, Tiananmen Square, the Great Wall and Shanghai.Cyrille Aimée Quintet, 7:30 p.m., Friday, March 27"One of the most promising jazz singers of her generation," The Wall Street Journal said.Phamaly Theatre Company presents "Rapunzel," 11 a.m., Saturday, April 4This hourlong musical production is presented by a stellar cast of local performers with disabilities."42nd Street," co-presented with Performance Now Theatre Company, Friday, April 10-Sunday, April 26As the musical that inspired a dozen more, this 1930s tap dancing sensation is fun with a lot of heart.Takács Quartet, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, April 30Back by popular demand, this multiple Grammy award-winning quartet is recognized as one of the world's finest ensembles."Orchestral Lunacy: Tomas Kubinek with the Lakewood Symphony" co-presented with Lakewood Symphony, 7:30 p.m., Thursday, May 7 and Friday, May 8.Move over Victor Borge and P.D.Q. Bach! Certified lunatic and master of the impossible Tomáš Kubínek is teaming up with our own Lakewood Symphony for an evening of grand music and madcap hilarity.Purchase tickets to these great shows beginning Aug. 25 at www.Lakewood.org/LCCPresents, 303-987-7845 or the Lakewood Cultural Center Box Office, 470 S. Allison Parkway (Wadsworth and West Alameda Avenue). The Lakewood Cultural Center takes pride in providing friendly, personal customer service. Parking is always free.The 2014-2015 Lakewood Cultural Center Presents! season is generously supported by the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District (SCFD), with appreciation to the citizens of the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, the Denver Post Community, improving and enriching the lives of those in our community, and 5280 Magazine.


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Last fall I lost my great job, my field is saturated, so to keep busy and still make money, I started substitute teaching. As a result I now work 5 days a week, make only 10K a year, let my housecleaner go, so I'm working harder than ever and making less money. My husband is now making my car payment as I can't afford it, and he is doing this with a lot of resentment. I can barely afford groceries and clothes, but so far this system has been working.
Now the problem, summer is coming and I want to stay home. I won't be able to substitute, and I have no desire to pound the pavement. I want to stay home with the kids and work on the myriad of projects left undone over the years. Here's the kicker, I don't want to beg my husband for money, which I know I'll have to do. He earns a good salary (175K plus bonus, but no bonus this year due to bad economy). Our mortgage payment in total is $2600, we have 2 leased cars, no other debt, considerable savings (kids college is all saved for), yet my husband thinks I should find a job! Is he being unreasonable, or am I? I don't spend money, I'm pretty frugal, shop at TJ Maxx, etc. and am very low maintenance.
I am angry to the point of considering leaving him. I think it's incredibly selfish of him to "make" me work for the summer when we are quite capable of paying our bills and saving just on his salary. I have no qualms about returning to subbing in the fall and even going for my master's for a permanent teaching job - I really love it, but his attitude is frankly stunning. By the way, I am the ONLY one of our female friends, neighbors or aquaintances who works, most spend the summer (and all year round for that matter)playing tennis and shopping. What do you suppose his problem is? Or am I being unreasonable?
I welcome all opinions.
|Tue, 05-13-2003 - 4:15pm
175K and he wants you to work???????? Egads, I sure hope feminism isn't responsible for his attitude.....
|Tue, 05-13-2003 - 4:24pm
Here's some advice for newlyweds, don't have separate accounts, combine your earnings immediately so thereis no yours or mine, just ours. I'm feeling the effects of not doing this. Imagine going to your husband and asking him for money for groceries and having him say "I just gave you $100 yesterday". This man has obviously not done any family food shopping in the last century. He's generous with gifts, and not what I would consider cheap, I just don't understand his reluctance to "give" me money!!!!
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Good luck.....
|Tue, 05-13-2003 - 4:31pm
Again, does your husband not understand that a marriage is a PARTNERSHIP?
It's not unreasonable for one member of the couple to want the other to contribute financially, but it's just for the summer! -- and it's your husband's ATTITUDE that is bothersome...
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I do think that unless he can truly understand that there is no yours and mine money, only ours, that we will need counseling. That's a good suggestion.
I can't live with someone who I feel subjugated to, and I feel more like an employee or child than a spouse.
And to the lawyer who replied, my BIL (husbands brother), is a very prominent family law attorney, who has told my husband on more than one occasion that his attitude is all wrong, and that he had better wise-up and realize that spouses, whether they work or not, do contribute to a marriage and are entitled significant assets and earnings. He thinks the same way you do.
Just as an aside, for those of you who don't have a paying job, how does your spouse feel about the fact that you don't contribute financially to the marriage? Is it even an issue? I wish he could be happy about it and even appreciate the fact that our quality of life could improve - as it is now that I'm working more the house is a mess, things get put aside, We run out of food, we miss appointments, etc. I do everything I used to do but now have less time, which reminds me, I have to get off here and make dinner!
Thanks everyone.
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Adults don't *make* other adults work. Adults are willing to work to support themselves and their kids.


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Two prominent public service organizations laid out recommendations for post-election government IT reform on Thursday, calling for more interagency collaboration, clearer governmentwide goals and a concerted attempt to rebuild public trust in government.This set of recommendations, the third installment in a joint project between the National Academy of Public Administration and the American Society for Public Administration called "Memos to National Leaders," focused on government reorganization and information technology and transparency – with IT and transparency receiving the lion's share of attention from the audience packed into NAPA's Washington D.C.-based headquarters.
"Transparency is not an end game," said guest speaker David McClure, associate administrator of the General Services Administration Office of Citizen Services and Communications.
"Transparency drives innovation and it drives engagement," McClure said. "I think we've demonstrated that in the last 2 to 3 years. If we're going to rethink how government operates, we're going to have to engage the citizens of this country."
Right now, many citizens don't trust their government, said Daniel Chenok, executive director of the IBM Center for the Business of Government.
But Chenok, who was the lead for technology issues on President Obama's transition team, said transparency combats the mistrust many Americans have for their government. Significant progress has been made in the last four years, he said, but there is still work to do."
"If our partners, the citizens and businesses, have trust in the process of government and the information the government uses, it will really increases the value of those services," Chenok said..
Alan Balutis, Director in the Cisco Internet Business Solutions Group and Chair for the Memos Committee on Information Technology and Transparency, said the federal government will undergo major changes on many levels in the coming months, with a presidential vote looming, new leaders in Congress likely and transition teams waiting to take action.
But all those converging challenges, Balutis said, create opportunities for the next presidential administration – whether Obama or challenger Mitt Romney -- and new Congress "to dramatically reshape the bureaucracy by leveraging IT to forge a 21st century government."
To ensure those challenges are met, Balutis said, the committee recommended that government leaders: • Issue a statement of principles and an action plan for implementing an enhanced digital government agenda.• Foster a dynamic citizen enhancement program.• Reorganize the office of the Chief Information Officer.• Improve IT project management.• Rebuild trust in government through greater transparency.• Improve information security while ensuring personal privacy.
On the topic of government reorganization, Allen Lomax -- who chaired the group's committee on that topic, said fragmentation and overlap of government programs "are serious problems" and called for Congress and the president to consolidate efforts.
However, Lomax said full structural government reorganization would take "five to ten years," and said "virtual reorganization" could be a better and more cost-effective initial step toward ultimately reorganizing the structural government. He also noted it would take a bipartisan effort between the President's administration and Congress – something he admitted has "in recent years proven to be elusive" – for a successful government reorganization to be realized.
Success, Lomax said, will require a bridging of the "leadership gap" in interagency councils and it will cost money up front, too. The dividends of such a reorganization would be realized further down the line.
"The President and Congress will need to understand that any structural reorganization will most likely have little to no immediate impact on dollar savings," Lomax said in his memo. "It will take years to achieve any potential dollar savings and reduce the budgets of the affected agencies and their programs."
Ultimately, Lomax said "the use of structural or virtual reorganizations should not be viewed as a choice of one over the other," but used together to make federal programs more efficient and effective, producing better results for the American people.
"The next administration and Congress should use both steps to help eliminate or reduce the overlap, duplication and fragmentation among federal programs and agencies," Lomax said.
The fourth and final installment of recommendations in Memos to National Leaders will be unveiled on Nov. 9. All the memos that have been released to date are available online at www.memostoleaders.org.
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And no one has been waiting more anxiously than Apache Junction's leaders to start building on the roughly 12 square miles of state trust land known as Lost Dutchman Heights, a portion of which Hoffman said could be auctioned off to a developer as early as October.
The first 3-square-mile parcel to be sold represents the start of the initial phase of a proposed new mega master-planned community east of Mesa, the northwest tip of a 275-square-mile swath of barren desert known as Superstition Vistas.
Hoffman is hoping a good portion of that land will end up within his city, just as Lost Dutchman Heights has done. Not only because its homes and businesses would bring added revenue, but because he sees it as the key to transforming Apache Junction's image from that of a horse-and-buggy town to a community that seamlessly blends traditions and innovations.
"We want to preserve the things that are important to us, and while preserving those things move forward and be progressive," Hoffman said.
He envisions an Apache Junction that offers a rural lifestyle to those who desire it, with pockets of high-density "village nodes" surrounded by employment centers, shopping, parks, trails and other amenities.
City officials have been touring master-planned communities such as Verrado, DC Ranch and Agritopia to see how they are being built and to identify which features Apache Junction builders should strive to emulate.
"We looked at sort of regional 'best practices,' " Hoffman said.
Improving on the Valley's premier housing communities is an ambitious goal for a city that has changed little in 25 years, the lone holdout amid the East Valley's rapid shift from open land to suburban superstructure.
A lack of strict design standards and a permissive attitude toward trailer parks and other forms of low-income housing have kept away some of the area's busiest developers. Until completion of a new City Hall in March 2005, city leaders were embarrassed to host interested builders because their municipal offices were located inside modified mobile homes.
Now, Hoffman and Coleman are excited about selling their vision of a new Apache Junction to the development community.
"We can build a better mousetrap," Coleman said.
But convincing developers that they should build in Apache Junction is just one of many hurdles that lie ahead.
Another challenge will be to convince Apache Junction residents that the push southward and toward a new urban lifestyle won't destroy the rural life that initially attracted them.
"In certain areas of the community, there's a resistance to change," Hoffman said.
City officials met that resistance head on in May 2004 when they proposed hiring a marketing consultant to give the city's image a makeover that could have included a new name such as "Apache Foothills" or "Superstition City."
The City Council voted against the proposal after it was criticized by longtime residents who said they prefer Apache Junction's name and image to remain just the way they are. Two-thirds of residents responding to a Tribune phone survey said they opposed a name change.
But Hoffman said highdensity urban development in L ost Dutchman Heights actually would help preserve the rural flavor of the rest of the city. Developers would focus their attention on the undeveloped area south of U.S. 60 rather than on development of rural areas to the north, he said.
"Residents north of the freeway know their area won't change because of what happens south of the freeway," Hoffman said.
Still, Coleman acknowledged that there is a danger of creating two distinct communities that share little in common other than the city's name. He and Hoffman are hoping the development of a pedestrian-friendly town center just north of Lost Dutchman Heights would tie the two communities together.
City planners are working on a design for the town center, which would be located at the original "Junction" of Apache Trail/Old West Highway and state Route 88. Conceptual drawings should be completed within the next 30 to 45 days, Hoffman said.
It would have a unique look and feel but would incorporate elements of other popular downtown areas such as Mill Avenue in Tempe, he said.
One cultural element city planners may capitalize on is the abundance of Western artists and crafts people drawn to the area's natural beauty, Hoffman said.
The town center could become a place to showcase local artwork, both on the streets and in galleries and shops, he said, but it would have a more contemporary look than Old Town Scottsdale.
The goal is to create an environment that will leave a lasting, positive impression on visitors and residents, Hoffman said.
"Mill Avenue is very compact, but it has a memorable feel," he said.
As for Lost Dutchman Heights, planning and design efforts will remain purely academic unless the Arizona Land Department can resolve a dispute over the massive flood retention wall that cuts through the area.
The northernmost of three earthen dams built decades ago to protect sections of the East Valley from catastrophic flooding, the retention wall sits atop a 40-year-old easement granted to Maricopa County's flood control district that has become the object of an ongoing legal battle.
The 18,500-acre flood control easement completely overlaps Lost Dutchman Heights, making it impossible to develop the land, which is in Pinal County, unless Maricopa County agrees to scale back the boundaries. Hoffman and Coleman say the easement stretches beyond what is needed to protect the area adequately.
In 2000, Maricopa County blocked an attempt by Scottsdale developer George Johnson to buy part of what is now Lost Dutchman Heights because the sale would have resulted in development on the easement. But the Land Department, which manages the land trust, held that the easement was not valid because it was never paid for as required by the state constitution.
However, 862 other easements granted since the 1920s to state agencies, counties and cities throughout Arizona also were not paid for. The Land Department ultimately reversed its earlier stance that Maricopa County should pay, but not until after a lawsuit was filed against the state on behalf of two school districts that contend all government agencies using state trust land should be forced to pay up.
Most of the proceeds from trust land are allocated to schools and universities, so the lawsuit contends Arizona's educational institutions have been deprived of billions of dollars from the unpaid easements.
Still, Hoffman said Land Department officials have assured him they are in the process of resolving the dispute, and that the land will be auctioned as planned.
Even if the land is sold in October, the development of Lost Dutchman Heights is still at least two years away, city officials said, but they hope to work closely with interested developers and the Land Department to ensure the final product will be worth the wait.
"To us, it's very important," Coleman said.


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Kanye West is a busy man this year. In addition to marrying Kim Kardashian this summer and touring the world, the Chicago native will release the follow-up album to 'Yeezus.'
Kanye West was formally booked at a Los Angeles police Station on Thursday (March 27) and U.O.E.N.O. it. The rapper-producer was booked in connection to his misdemeanor battery case for assaulting a photographer at LAX.
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Most people can't tell Kanye West nothing, unless they're Charlie Wilson. The legendary singer and 'Bound 2' collaborator says that he doesn't stroke the fiery rapper's ego and when necessary, sometimes even tells him to "sit down and be quiet."
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Boeing Co. (BA:US)'s largest union balked at a company proposal to freeze pensions in exchange for rights to build the new 777 in Washington, casting doubt over the future of manufacturing at the planemaker's Seattle hub.
Machinists union members voted 67 percent against a contract extension that included pension and health care benefit cuts, the union said in an e-mailed statement. Boeing was disappointed with the outcome and will open up production of its largest twin-engine jet to competitive bidding by other regions, Ray Conner, president and chief executive officer of Boeing's commercial airplanes unit, said in a statement.
"Should this program end up outside of Everett, we expect that the Boeing footprint in the Puget Sound region would shrink dramatically over the next ten years," Douglas Harned, a Sanford C. Bernstein & Co. analyst, wrote in a research note. The results put the union at odds with state lawmakers, who sped through $8.7 billion in tax breaks to help land 777X production at Boeing's plant in Everett, Washington. Boeing's demands for concessions that would have saved billions of dollars and backed by threats to move production out of state, sparked backlash among Machinists union members including "Vote No" rallies and accusations of blackmail.
While labor leaders were mindful that more than 20,000 jobs may hang in the balance with the 777X, they weren't willing to sacrifice retirement pay to ensure the region's continued role as the company's commercial manufacturing base.
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"We preserved something sacred by rejecting the Boeing proposal," Tom Wroblewski, president of District 751, which represents about 32,000 Boeing workers, in a statement. "We've held on to our pensions and that's big. At a time when financial planners are talking about a 'retirement crisis' in America, we have preserved a tool that will help our members retire with more comfort and dignity."
Despite the union rebuke and company threats to consider other locations, there's "a very good chance that Boeing sees the virtues of compromise here and goes back to the negotiating table," Richard Aboulafia, aerospace analyst with Teal Group, a Fairfax, Virginia-based consulting firm, said in a phone interview before results were announced. "I would hope the economics of the 777X program aren't so brittle as to depend upon this particular contract."
Boeing needs to lower costs in a cutthroat environment to remain competitive with Airbus SAS, its rival based in Toulouse, France, Conner wrote in a Nov. 8 letter to employees.
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"When times are good, it's easy to forget that continued success is not guaranteed," Conner said. "We want to be proactive in designing our future."
The terms of the eight-year contract extension would save Boeing about $2 billion, boosting earnings by about $2 a share annually, according to an estimate by Ken Herbert, an analyst at Canaccord Genuity Group Inc.
Keeping assembly of the 777X model in Washington would be "highly positive for Boeing" from a logistical standpoint and take advantage of the experienced workforce building the current 777 at a factory in Everett outside Seattle, Harned said. He rates Boeing a buy, as does Herbert.
Retaining 777X work in the Seattle area would spur job growth as Boeing builds more than 1.5 million square feet (139,000 square meters) of facilities to house final assembly of the jet and production of a carbon-fiber wing borrowed from the 787 Dreamliner, the Machinists' union said in a Nov. 5 message to members.
About 20,000 Boeing employees currently work either directly or indirectly on the 777 jet, Boeing's largest twin-engine aircraft. The company's hourly workers earn an average of about $85,000 a year, Chaz Bickers, a Boeing spokesman, said in an e-mail.
Still, Boeing's tactics engendered ill-will among some union members. A website urging District 751 members to reject the proposal likened the company's take-it-or-leave-it rhetoric to "blackmail."
"It's a slap in the face," said Mark Schnell, 52, a machinist on the 787 line who joined the aircraft maker in 1988. "If they get rid of the pension in this contract, the union is eliminated. That's what the union is here for, for the pension and for the future."
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Quicker for Android makes tweaking your settings faster. Or does it?
Quicker for Android focuses on one task – bringing you settings from the depths of the Android menu in a simple and visually appealing way. We can imagine this being a pretty important feature as Android might grow exponentially with over 500,000 phones activated each day, but looking for a particular option in the settings menu could be challenging even for the platform veteran.
Luckily, the OS has evolved to include widgets for handling the basic settings like screen brightness, toggling Wi-Fi. Bluetooth and GPS on or off, while the volume controls are easily accessible via the volume rocker on a handset, but there are some features which you have to look for deep in the maze of the scary settings menu. Things like free memory, enabling 3G connectivity and automatic screen rotation are one of the biggest benefits Quicker brings.
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quickly access system settings including brightness, ringer mode, volume, Bluetooth, Wi-Fi, Portable Wi-Fi hotspot, GPS, Mobile data, screen timeout, airplane mode, auto rotation and screen lock. But the stress here falls on quickly as if you're not in such a rush you can take your time and look for them in the settings menu.
So is Quicker really quick? Unfortunately, you don't even have a homescreen widget for those settings, so you have to first tap on the application icon, which takes you to Quicker homescreens, this time filled with app-specific widgets. This means that when you're in the app, you have to look for the particular button, which makes the whole process pretty much as lengthy as going into settings and finding the same functionality there.
Actually, as we mentioned, some basic settings like Brightness, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth are easily accessible through a free Android widget, and some custom skins like TouchWiz from Samsung and the Optimus UI by LG offer the functionality built in the dropdown menu. These double with a large part of the Quicker widgets.
Except for that, Quicker also includes indicators for battery status and used memory, along with the flashlight tool using the flash of your phone's camera. We should however warn you that using it for a long time is not recommended.
$1.41 (.99 euro) is not a huge price to pay, but we actually felt that most of the functions in Quicker were an overkill. If you're not solely after the visuals, you'd be fine sticking to Quick Settings, and if you don't care much about the UI and more advanced features of the app, we see no reason why you'd get such an application at all as Android delivers the basics through its own free widgets.
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1. CH (unregistered)
QuickSettings is free and better if you ask me. Been using it from Feb and it never disappoints me :)
posted on 01 Jul 2011, 12:39 0
2. kakaroto (unregistered)
Rubish y to bother when you can just use the default settings
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3. john (unregistered)
Use it for about a month now. Love the battery indicator, smoothness and constant updates bringing new features. Great app!
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4. hhaa (unregistered)
anyone not heard of extended controls before?
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Shares of Sun Microsystems (SUNW) were dropping sharply Tuesday, a day after the tech giant announced it would take a noncash charge of $1.051 billion for its already-reported June quarter. The accounting maneuver reflects worries over the soon-to-close September quarter -- concerns that were reflected in Sun's share price. In recent trading, shares were down 56 cents, or 14.5%, to $3.30.
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After the close Sun shares dipped 32 cents, or 8.2%, to $3.54. In regular trading the stock had closed 2 cents higher, up 0.5%, to $3.86.The downward revision occurred because the company decided to take a noncash charge of $1.05 billion to increase a valuation allowance for its net deferred tax assets. "You're only allowed to record the benefit from a deferred tax asset if you're more than 50% confident that you will have taxable assets in the future that are sufficient to absorb it," explains Robert Willens, an accounting and tax analyst at Lehman. "What they're telling you is that their level of confidence in their ability to generate taxable income in the future has taken a turn for the worse; their level of confidence has dipped below the 50% line. It's clearly not a positive development. The larger the valuation allowance, the lower your confidence level in your ability to generate any sort of income." Also in a release today, Sun called the September quarter that's just about to end -- the kickoff of fiscal year 2004 -- a "particularly difficult quarter for the company due in part to intense market and competitive dynamics."
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The 2009 Pulitzer Prize winners and finalists were announced this afternoon at Columbia University. NYT was awarded five Pulitzers, more than any other newspaper this year.
NYT won staff awards for "Breaking News Reporting" for its coverage of the Gov. Eliot Spitzer sex scandal, and reporter David Barstow won "Investigative Reporting" for a piece on the relationship between the Pentagon and television military analysts.
Eugene Robinson, also an MSNBC contributor, scooped up WaPo's only Pulitzer this year for commentary.
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International Reporting – The New York Times Staff
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Commentary – Eugene Robinson of The Washington Post
Criticism – Holland Cotter of The New York Times
Editorial Writing – Mark Mahoney of The Post-Star, Glens Falls, NY
Editorial Cartooning – Steve Breen of The San Diego Union-Tribune
Breaking News Photography – Patrick Farrell of The Miami Herald
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Haha love it. Scrappiest goal ever, but so, so good. Would absolutely love it if the Swiss won.
Cricket Web's 2013/14 Premier League Tipping Champion
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"I don't believe a word of Pietersen's book, but then I don't believe a word anyone else has said either."
- Simon Barnes renders further comment on KP's autobiography superfluous in a sentence
The corners are baffling me, everytime (except that last one) Xavi is passing it to Iniesta or Xabi Alonso, surely he should curl it in, if it gets headed out, Switzerland has everyone in the box so they get the ball back anyway.
Just when you thought this team looks sexy, they make two changes and it goes to another level.
Switzerland-Portugal in the second round then.
Anyone think there'll be a shot on goal in that one?
Messi scores on the rebound.
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Steaming myself. All the press was full of Xavi's supposed calf strain so I stuck Cesc in my work's dream team assuming he'd get a go rather than risk Xavi & lo and behold: Xavi plays.
Cesc would have scored then...
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