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I'm not going to pretend like I discovered this bug after weeks of rigorous testing -- in fact, had I slid my iPhone 5s into my pocket in a different manner, I'd never even have known this existed -- but here we are. Despite Apple touting the Touch ID sensor as being able to read prints in any orientation without issue, my phone practically refuses to accept unlock attempts at 180 degrees. But rather than just refusing to unlock, it produces the signature Apple logo and black background that signifies a reboot before returning to the lock screen after about 10 seconds.
At first, I thought it was just my device, and given that the other iPhone 5s users here at TUAW have been unable to duplicate the glitch, I was satisfied to leave it at that. But then I stumbled across a YouTube video from another user experiencing the exact same bug as me.
This is undoubtedly the strangest little glitch I've discovered since snagging my iPhone 5s on launch day, and since I don't make a habit of unlocking my phone upside-down, it's not exactly worth a trip to the Genius Bar. Still, the bug is present regardless of which of my programmed fingers I use, and it only occurs when trying to unlock the device from a 180-degree angle. I'd love to hear if any of you iPhone 5s owners out there are able to duplicate this, so feel free to chime in down below!
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|Cheryl, perhaps it is a cultural thing, or perhaps you are pulling our collective leg, but I hardly consider a 14 year old a young boy. My 14 year old, beginning high school this year, has a moustache and shaves, is 6 feet tall, and looks like he is 17. Short pants, blazer and cap would be laughable on him! He would look like he was playing dress-up for a joke for Halloween.
I think uniforms are a panacea for adults, to pretend that it is that simple to ensure behavior by putting all the students in like clothing. Perhaps it is necessary where your son attends school. It is not a problem here.
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- Posted by Stephanie in So Fla(email@example.com) onWed, Aug 15, 01 at 16:44
|My son's public elementary school requires uniforms now. This is the third year. Nothing like blazers and caps though. I don't think that would go over around here either, I know people would think that was going too far and would simply not comply. His uniform is tan or navy shorts or pants, button/collared shirt in navy, white, yellow or orange. School tshirts are permitted on p.e. days. There are always a few who complain, but everyone does it anyway.
Only a few of the middle schools, kids ages 11-13, around here have uniform dress codes. Even fewer high schools. But it is still relatively new to the elementary schools, so maybe these kids will be used to it and it will follow them through high school. Getting a 16 y/o to wear a uniform for the first time in 10 years would probably be more of a struggle than it is worth.
I just don't care either way, not enough to fight for it or against it. If the school has a policy like ours does, I support it. If not, I would require my son to dress appropriately anyhow (no tshirts, collared shirts, etc). However, if the policy required short trousers, blazers and a cap I think I would resist that, no one dresses like that around here, they would overdressed for our 95 degree weather most of the year. It's a little old fashioned, such clothes would probably be hard to find around here, too.
- Posted by Karen(firstname.lastname@example.com) onThu, Aug 30, 01 at 20:24
|As a teacher I think all students and staff should be wearing uniforms in the public school system. It eliminates so much of the judging people based on the "outer shell" and allows more time for looking "inward" I only wish all boards would implement this ruling!!
- Posted by Mommabear(firstname.lastname@example.com) onTue, Sep 4, 01 at 12:56
|My kids go to a charter school where there is a uniform policy. It is really easy for me, but I do not understand the point of forcing the kids to dress alike. The uniforms consist of blue or white shirts with the school logo on them and khaki shorts, pants or skorts. The weather is warm all year here in S. Florida. I accept the dress code because I agreed to it. If I did not agree to it then my kids wouldn't go to the school. However, I still do not understand what uniforms are supposed to do for kids.
What is the benefit of all the kids looking alike? Some say it promotes discipline. I ask how? Why do you think taking a kid with a behavior problem and dressing him(her) in a uniform will all of a sudden make the kid well behaved?
I think a dress code that is structured, but still allows a variety of choices is a much better learning experience for kids. They learn how to choose clothes that are appropriate for school and how to make choices within a variety of parameters. I think uniforms are a way for schools to make parents think there is discipline when in reality discipline has nothing to do with uniforms.
- Posted by wanda(email@example.com) onWed, Sep 5, 01 at 10:02
|We're also in a Florida Charter School and wear uniforms - red, white or navy tops/khaki or navy bottoms with absolutely no logos.
I do not mind my daughter (5th grade) wearing the uniform, but she does. It was also harder than I thought it would be to find clothes that conform to the dress requirements - unless you order standard uniforms, which she will not wear.
- Posted by lucycrik(firstname.lastname@example.com) onSat, Sep 29, 01 at 1:06
|I completely agree with sealegs. Trouble is, what would it do to the economy if suddenly kids didn't need those $100.00 sneakers to go to school in?
|HUmmmmm.... sealegs didn't post here and this has nothing to do with sneakers.
- Posted by Scarlett2001(email@example.com) onWed, Oct 3, 01 at 12:16
|Karen(sealegs) did post and expensive sneakers are part of the idea that some kids are the 'haves' and others are the 'have-nots'.
Our district went to uniforms in the public schools and I exercised my state right to opt out- and got a lot of pressure! We do still have some rights left in our personal lives- why throw more away? My kids and I are fully able to dress ourselves and choose our own clothing, thank you. When and if schools can provide a safe, effective place for learning and get those %@@!!!** test scores up, then maybe we'll talk about who wears what.
- Posted by melissa(email@example.com) onFri, Nov 9, 01 at 14:38
|I believe school uniforms are GREAT!!! YOU GO TO SCHOOL FOR AN EDUCATION NOT A FASHION SHOW. Save that for after school. It does not matter if my daughter likes them or not. I send her to school for an education and I expect the best.
The only complaint I have is that school uniforms where I live are not really uniform. If they are going to use uniforms they should stick with it. They don't order them in a few styles and stores, same brands. You can wear almost any and every style thought of and buy it from Wal-Mart brand to JCPenny brand or GAP brand. Tell me that is uniforms. The only thing uniform is the color. That is not right. If you are going to do that then let them wear what they want instead of making them wear the color you choose.
Don't get me wrong I honestly believe SCHOOL UNIFORMS ARE BEST, if they are truly uniform.
Would you please elaborate on the pressure you received? My school board just implemented a uniform policy and I am planning to opt my twins out and want to know what to expect.
- Posted by browntoestoo (My Page) on Tue, Jul 9, 02 at 16:20
|New to this forum. My kids have been in every version of dress code and uniform. In one private school, my son wore a uniform which really was a uniform and all clothing supposed to be purchased from the same company. In reality, only the sweater and any plaid items were really necessary. They were very strict about the condition of the uniform on a daily basis. Kids were given "demerits" for missing buttons, not wearing a belt, etc. Shoes had to be dress shoes, no sneakers. Boys above 6th grade were required to wear ties (this is where the older boys really expressed themselves!). Girls below 7th grade wore jumpers in a certain plaid. Older girls wore skirts. All blouses/shirts were white and the same style. Button down for boys. Peter Pan collar for younger girls. Older girls wore button down collars. They changed for P.E.
At another private school, only the colors were critical. They needed to be solids and were navy, white, khaki, and red. Most families played pretty fast and loose with the clothing, I found.
In one of the public schools, the kids were instructed to wear navy or khaki bottoms or jumpers with light blue or white tops. Navy tops and khaki bottoms were also accepted. This color dress code was all over the map in its application. My daughter was at a different elementary school in the same district (my son was in a different school because he was in the gifted program) which did not employ a uniform code. Apparently the uniform code was implemented on an individual school basis and is voted on by the PTA from time to time.
I have to confess, it was easy. I like any kind of uniform system. My kids were not in love with the idea at first but when they saw everyone else dressed the same way, they were fine. The only problem I ever had was keeping up with the laundry. I was picky about the quality of the clothes and bought items from Lands' End, Nordstrom, and other better clothiers. The clothing looked better longer and required less ironing than the stuff I found at Target or Penneys.
I wish the public school here would continue the uniform code through middle school. This is the period when it would be useful in diverting kids' attention away from labels, pricey sneakers, and "hoochie" outfits. Fortunately my kids are not extremely brand conscious. My son will wear anything on his body that I choose but becomes very particular about shoes. My daughter hasn't reached the age yet where she is very concerned about labels.
|Here is an article from the New York Times indicating that many schools are eliminating their mandatory uniform policies.
Here is a link that might be useful: Plaid's Out, Again, as Schools Give Up Requiring Uniforms
- Posted by Taylor(firstname.lastname@example.com) onMon, Jan 3, 11 at 10:47
|I think shool uniforms are great! Some of my childrens friends complain that it takes away there individuality. I feel that you can by, picking out what close. My child who is a girl, also loves knowing what to already wear in the morning, so she gets more sleep. She use to spend 30 mi. picking oiut her outfit. SHe doesn't feel pressured to wear a certian brand, or look a special way.
- Posted by Carli Andrews(firstname.lastname@example.com) onWed, Mar 30, 11 at 5:55
|As A Pupil in Year Eleven, i have to write an opinion abput school iniform and well Dress codes always used to drive me nuts but I think wearing a uniform can give a child a sense of self-respect and belonging. At school in the Uk a uniform might have helped me feel less of an outsider. I like the idea of a Uniform Because Its Smart And Also if there was no uniform people who might struggle to afford the new trends and fashion styles might get bullied so the unifrom helps preventing this from happening.
- Posted by Alexis(email@example.com) onFri, Jun 3, 11 at 14:22
|I am 13 years old and I dont wear uniforms at my school. I think that uniforms are bad but they can be better for students not to be judge on who they are and who they want to be, and thats another problem but if the students are being bullyed the school needs to do somthing about it and not have uniforms so kids can be who they are.
I feel that uniforms are good but the thing is that the parents are spending money on clothes the students never get to wear
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History I bought this receiver in the summer of 2011 for my 2003 Toyota Tundra. I've had it one year and so far, it has been a great unit. Installation - Installation was fairly easy. This was my first self-installation and I only had 2 minor problems. The first was trying to fit the player in my dash. The box included two mounting brackets. It seemed like it should be easy but it just took me so long to figure out how to position the brackets. The instruction manual didn't help either and was rather vague. Nonetheless, I finally figured it out and it fits well in my dash. The other minor problem is with the wires. I'm not an expert on car stereo installations, so figuring out the color coded speaker wiring and ground wiring, etc. was a little confusing to me. But, I finally figured it and was ready to roll after about 1 hour of total installation. Installation 4 out of 5. Sound Quality and Reproduction - Let's talk about sound first and foremost. As far as the sound reproduction of the receiver, it's really good. 4 x 50W MOSFET amplifier is featured and you can really tell, you definitely get the most bang for your buck. This receiver features Pioneer's Advanced Sound Retriever technology, and you can listen to the music the way the artist intended. The sound is real dynamic and clear. It also features many adjustments you can make to the treble, bass, fade, etc. I still have my 9 year old factory speakers and this unit makes them sound that much better. The CD's sound the best , it is really incredible to pop in 5-10 year old CD's and let this player do its thing! USB sound from an iPod or other device comes in a close 2nd. I had to turn the volume up to match the source, but it still sounds good. The radio comes in 3rd, but by no means is it bad, just not as good as CD and USB sound quality. I would give the AUX input the least , simply because you have to plug in a 3.5 mm jack to pass through the sound. This degrades the sound quality a little bit and you have to turn the volume up more than the other inputs. Overall, the sound quality and reproduction is great for all inputs I listed, with CD being at the top and AUX (3.5 mm jack input) being at the bottom. Overall, sound quality and reproduction 5 out of 5. Features - As I mentioned before, this receiver features CD player, USB input for iPod or iPhone, AM/FM Receiver, and AUX input. Those are great features for the low price I paid for the unit ($115). You would be surprised how many units these days don't feature a CD player. Featuring a detachable face with a 10-character LCD display, the DEH-4300UB is a versatile player that lets you enjoy music from a variety of sources, starting with CD. Play back your retail CDs, burnt CD-R/RW discs, or digital audio files from data discs. 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NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- China continues to be one of the world's most complicated investment destinations. On one hand it is a financial house of cards with a bigger housing bubble than the U.S. and on the other hand it is on its way to dominating the world economic order (if it doesn't already).
What we do know with certainty is that since the peak in the S&P 500 in 2007 the Shanghai Composite is down 60% and the Hang Seng Index is down 30% while the U.S. is down only 20%. Year to date in 2011, both markets are down 20% versus a flat year for the S&P 500.
After such a long period of underperforming it is reasonable to wonder whether China might be due to outperform again. If so, there are certain sectors to consider and certain sectors to avoid. Clearly the Chinese financials carry the greatest risk. If concerns about too much lending play out as some believe then the banks would be take the full brunt of those consequences.
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here i'm 9 but i don't lk mike wazowski
i lk sheck hes coool
ahhh the grinch is awfull grrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr
Omg! im the terminator! and say hello to my little friend. thats what i want one of them characters to say. xD
they should have put flippy the green bear, he is really really really really popular. and he's green.
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Yeah I Agree!!!! Gir Should Be On There!!!!!
Everyone In My Class Is Crazi Over Him!!!!
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Date: May 14, 2009
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LAKEWOOD RANCH — As the nation continues to fight through a struggling economy, many local residents have found themselves struggling to make ends meet.
About 8,000 homeless live in Manatee and Sarasota counties, including more than 550 children in Manatee alone. And with unemployment recently topping 11%, more people are now searching for work.
And here's the rub. To find work, people often require transportation. But many aren't able to acquire transportation until after they have a job.
"The homeless will receive a bike if they have a job, but a lot of times, you need transportation to get a job — so it's a little bit like a catch-22," said Judi DeWalt, owner of Natural Discoveries on Main Street in Lakewood Ranch and St. Armands Circle in Sarasota.
DeWalt is now hoping to help with Tour de Ranch, a communitywide bike ride event designed to assist in the purchase of bicycles for the homeless in Manatee and Sarasota counties. The tour will be held May 16 with 4.3-, 25- and 50-mile rides throughout Lakewood Ranch. The 25- and 50-mile rides will begin at 8 a.m. on Main Street, and the 4.3-mile family ride will follow at 9 a.m.
Registration, which begins one hour prior to the start of each race, is $30 for the 25- and 50-mile rides and $20 for the 4.3-mile ride. Each participant will receive a free T-shirt, a water bottle, a continental breakfast, snacks and lunch at MacAllisters Grill and Tavern. All riders must wear helmets.
Along the route, riders can stop at several Michael Saunders open houses, which have been designated as rest stops.
As a volunteer for the Suncoast Partnership to End Homelessness' creative committee, DeWalt is always looking for ways to bring awareness to the plight of the homelessness.
"I hope people become aware of the situation," DeWalt said. "There is a certain perception that the homeless did something wrong or that there's something wrong with them. We have to get over that perception and just try to help each other."
Prior to the Tour de Ranch, the Lakewood Ranch Main Street Merchants Association will host a pre-registration party from 6-9 p.m., May 15. During the free event, guests will enjoy food and drinks, music and a live auction. Eight packages will be available for auction, including Girls Night Out and Summer Vacation packages.
For example, the winner of the Girls Night Out package will receive a limousine ride for herself and five of her girlfriends to The Polo Grill and Bar for drinks before heading over to East Manatee Fire Rescue for dinner. The Summer Vacation package includes four tickets to Walt Disney World's the Magic Kingdom, among other items.
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Flowers, chocolate, and wine. Boys, take note. These are three safe items to bring on a date, and probably (with some exceptions) the only things you really need to bring besides yourself. In fact, although gifts are appreciated, most women are happy enough if you offer to pay the meal. Watch: 16 Essential First-Date Tips
What not to bring? An alarm clock for one. Lemondrop reported that in an overly bold gesture, one man arrived at his date's home bearing wine, cheese, and an alarm clock. Sure, depending, some women may be OK with sleeping with a guy on the first date, but it's less than romantic when it's simply expected. Not to mention the extra diss that we aren't technologically savvy enough to own our very own time-telling beeping machine. We suppose breakfast and morning cuddling are out of the question then as well.
In the spirit of preventing men from bringing some equally questionable items on their first date with them, here's a list of some first date item faux paus.
1. Wedding ring.
Yes, it's nice to know you are willing to commit, but bringing a wedding ring to a first date will have us running in the other direction before you can spit out the proposal. It may have us question where and how you got it, crazy.
2. Photo of your ex.
Bringing a photo of your ex-girlfriend, or even wearing an outfit your ex-wife picked out for you generally tells us one thing: you're still not over her. Whether you're bashing her or praising her name, either way, we know we aren't the number one woman in your life. Read: Reasons Not To Get Back With Your Ex
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The Smell of the Kill
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The Evolution of Black Gospel Music
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God of Carnage
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The Hungry Woman: A Mexican Medea
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Ciel Gallery + Mosaic Studio
Through Oct. 27: Articulate: The Artists Voice. 128-C E. Park Ave. 704-577-1254; www.cielcharlotte.com.
Through Oct. 14: Annabel Manning: Occupy Charlotte, Then and Now. Elizabeth Ross Gallery, 1201 Elizabeth Ave. 704-330-6211; arts.cpcc.edu.
Genome Gallery
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Hart Witzen Gallery
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Hidell Brooks Gallery
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Jerald Melberg Gallery
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Renee George Gallery
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Meaning and name origin
Seymour \se(y)-mour\ as a boy's name is pronounced SEE-mor. It is of English origin, and the meaning of Seymour is "Saint-Maur". The name of a place in northern France. Many Norman aristocrats who conquered England in 1066 were known by the place names of the estates they left behind in France. English pronunciation of these baronial titles led to the creation of surnames such as Seymour and Sinclair. The Norman French name Maur is derived from Mauricus, Latin ancestor to the English name Maurice, meaning "dark-skinned". Mostly 19th century use.
Seymour has 4 variant forms: Seamore, Seamor, Seamour and Seymore.
Seymour is a somewhat popular first name for males (#836 out of 1220) and an even more popular surname or last name for all people (#1152 out of 88799) (2000 U.S. Census).
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