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Hi, I have black mildew looking marks on several leaves which started on our gumbo limbo trees. I sprayed at the beginning of Spring with no luck. I've recently seen that it has spread to any orchid close to the trees (and I grow outdoors)its also spread to palm tree leaves and turned them a dark brownish color through most of the leaves. If anyone knows what it may be, would Physan 20 help, its what I already have on hand... or is it something for an insecticide? Thanks for any help. AJ
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Hit the Floor, VH1's sexy summer soap revolving around the Devil Girls — the dancers for a fictional Los Angeles pro basketball team — returns May 26 for a second season. We've got your first look at the sexy, sweaty promo now. Watch it below. Fans will notice one new face: She's All That's Jodi Lyn O'Keefe joins the show as Lionel, the estranged starlet wife of Coach Pete Davenport (Dean Cain). Other additions include Adam Senn's Zero, a God-loving player who has eyes for bad girl Jelena (played by scene-stealer Logan Browning); and Brent Antonello's Jude, an ambitious junior agent with mysterious motives.
The show was last summer's top-rated new scripted cable series among adults 18-49. Cain tells EW he expects the ratings to continue to rise. "It is scandalous and wonderful, there's a lot of beautiful youngins, the drama is good, and it's set in a really fun, glamorous world, so I think we're gonna pick up steam," he says. Cain gets his first sex scene of the season less than 10 minutes in. "It's a little slow for us," he jokes. How will Lionel factor into Pete's existing love triangle on the show? "It's more of a diamond shape now. We're gonna go for an octagon, maybe see what happens," he says, laughing. "Let's put it this way, when he was a [basketball] player, Pete Davenport was a prolific scorer. And now as a coach and as a lover, Pete Davenport is a prolific scorer." READ FULL STORY


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World Bank Knowledge Economy Index- Peru
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Despite the recent rise in access to new ICTs and the continued dominance of television, radio is still an important source of news and information in Peru. Seventy five percent of respondents said they listen to the radio daily and 92 percent said they listen to it at least once a week. Eighty one percent of the survey respondents said they use radio for getting news and information on a weekly basis.
According to the Ministry of Transportation and Communications, there are 1,691 FM stations, 452 AM stations and 59 SW stations in the country. [1] FM is the most popular waveband used (chart Rad 1). Listening to radio on the internet is not particularly common. However among mobile phone users in urban Peru, 37% had listened to radio on their cell phones. Among various kinds of programs, music and news programs tend to be more popular than others.
Radio stations in urban Peru are mostly privately owned and it is a competitive market. There are numerous nationally available radio networks and many local and community radio stations. The largest radio networks are RPP Group and Radio Corporation of Peru (CPR), which together own a majority of the country's stations. In addition to the urban respondents covered in our survey, radio is also very successful in reaching the difficult-to-access Amazon region, where radio listenership is generally very high and all other media and ICTs are fairly inaccessible.
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Radio draws audiences from all demographic groups. Those with the highest listening rates are 29 years old and younger (79 percent).
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Among all radio channels, Radio Programas del Peru (RPP) is the most popular radio station (with a 56 percent weekly reach shown in chart RAD 2) followed by two music channels called Ritmo Romantica (with 36 percent weekly reach) and La Inolvidable (33 percent weekly reach).
RPP, a national news radio station that reaches every city and community in Peru, is considered the most trustworthy source of information on the radio by 51 percent of the urban survey respondents (see table 1), a rating well ahead of its competitors. RPP's listeners typically are male and those in the less-educated category. The website of RPP was launched in 1996 (www.rpp.com.pe) and is one of the most visited Peruvian websites by our survey respondents. Other trustworthy sources of information on the radio include Panamericana and Radio Moda, but their ratings are far lower than that of RPP.
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Radio journalists were the most frequent targets of aggression in 2008 in Peru among all types of journalists, especially in the Amazonian region, according to a report published in January 2009. [2]One, Radio Oriente, is under constant surveillance. The other, a radio station called La Voz de Bagua Grande, was closed down by the MTC for inciting violence in June 2009 during an outbreak of protests and rioting by local indigenous groups and clashes with the security forces. [3]
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[1] Ministerio de Transportes y Comunicaciones – MTC. Accessed from http://www.mtc.gob.pe
[2] "Radio Journalists most targeted media group in Peru, says IPYS" International Freedom of Expression Exchange (IFEX). Accessed from http://www.ifex.org/peru/2009/01/14/radio_journalists_most_targeted/
[3] "Government maintains ban on Amazonian radio station silenced since June". Reporters Sans Frontiers. Paris, France. Accessed January 2010. http://www.rsf.org/Amazon-radio-taken-off-air-for.html


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Dark-Samus wrote:Secondly, it's the pig's fault for not being in a better hiding spot. He obviously was a pretty crafty pig, getting that big and no one seeing him till now, but he slipped up.
Natural Selection.
So you admit that humans are not special at al and are just animals like the rest with no purpose at all.
Which I´ve said 1000000000times already.
Comparing humans to big cats is also a definition that humans are nothing special at all.
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Voting is already underway in the state of Maharashtra, with citizens in the city of Mumbai casting their ballot next week.
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FAQ – Individual and Specialty Position Camps
- What form must be filled out and signed for camp participation?
- Consent form with parent signature
- Current insurance information
- Physician's statement (or physical performed within on year of camp)
- Do I need medical insurance to attend camp?
Each player must have medical insurance. The camp carries an EXCESS medical insurance policy to cover medical expenses for injuries/accidents which occur in the course of camp activities. Medical expenses, including any deductibles, which are declined for payment through the camper's personal insurance and/or through the excess policy become the personal responsibility of the camper's parents/guardians
If a player on your team doesn't have medical insurance, they can purchase insurance for the week at Floridian Quote.
- Can I send a physical instead of getting a doctor's signature?
We only accept a physical that has been completed within one year of the last day of your camp's camp session. Physicals can be sent by emailing a scanned version to volleyballcamp [at] gators.ufl.edu or by faxing it to 352-375-7807.
- May parents watch?
Parents are welcome and encouraged to watch their children. We request that you sit and watch in the designated sections for viewing in the facilities. If a facility does not have a designated section to watch, feel free to sit in any area that won't be disruptive to camp activity.
- What is the difference between a resident and commuter camper?
Resident campers stay overnight at the camp dorm and receive all meals during camp. Commuter campers do not stay in the camp dorm. Commuters participate in all camp activities and meals except breakfast each day. Housing, breakfast and transportation to and from camp each day are the responsibility of each commuter camper.
- What should a camper bring to camp with them?
Resident Campers — towels, bedding (twin-size sheets, blanket, pillow or sleeping bag), alarm clock, toiletries, and pajamas.
Everyone — T-shirts, shorts, volleyball shoes, socks, knee pads, casual shoes, umbrella, spending money for camp store.
- Who can stay in the dorm?
UAA Policy allows participation in overnight/resident camps only for campers entering 9th grade or higher for the 2014-2015 academic year.
- What dorms will campers be staying in?
All resident campers will be housed in double occupancy-only rooms of the Tolbert Area, air conditioned residence halls located directly across the street from the training facility. The Tolbert Area will be supervised by both University of Florida residence hall supervisors and volleyball camp staff 24 hours a day.
- Is there supervision in the dorms?
Camp staff stays in the dorms along with the dorm director and Athletic Trainer. Each night at 11:00pm the staff makes rounds to be sure campers are in their assigned room and provided any help needed. The University of Florida Housing Office also provides 24-hour security.
- Can I request my roommate?
Yes. However, the Tolbert Area has double occupancy rooms – you must only request ONE roommate
- Where will campers be eating their meals?
All meals will be eaten in the Gator Corner, the all-you-can-eat dining facility, located across the street from the O'Connell Center.
- Will campers be able to purchase food besides the dining hall?
For overnight campers, pizza and beverages will be sold in the dorm following the evening session.
- Will campers be able to purchase Florida Volleyball Camp attire?
Merchandise will be available for purchase ONLY at registration and check-out. At registration the camp store will be at a designated location at Gate 1 of the O'Connell Center.
- Where do I register the first day of camp?
All registration will take place at Gate 1 of the O'Connell Center located on Gale Lemerand Drive on campus. Exit Interstate 75 (Exit 387) onto Newberry Rd. (state road 26) east. Continue to campus and Gale Lemerand Drive. Turn right (south), between the football stadium and the O'Connell Center. The parking lot will be your first turn on the right (Gate 1 of the O'Connell Center).
- Is transportation from local airports available?
If you need transportation to and from local airports, reservations must be made by July 1, 2014. Roundtrip cost per camper or team (attending team camp):
- Gainesville Airport (GNV) - $40.00
- Jacksonville Airport (JAX) - $100.00
- Do I receive a confirmation after I register?
If you register online, you will receive immediate email confirmation. If you mail in your application with check/money order, you will receive confirmation via email within one week of UF Volleyball Camp receiving your application.
- What is the refund policy?
Cancellations due to injury, with medical documentation provided by a physician, will be refunded in full minus the online processing fees. Cancellations for any other reason will be refunded all but the $50 non-refundable deposit and the online processing fees. Once camp begins, refunds will ONLY be given in the event the camper is injured or ill and must depart from camp.
UF Youth Protection Training for Summer Camps
Per NCAA rules, all sport camps and clinics conducted by The University of Florida Athletic Association are open to any and all entrants and enrollment is only limited based on age, grade level, gender, and/or number restrictions as specified by each camp.
For camps occurring prior to May 1, 2015, UAA policy allows participation in overnight/resident camps only for campers currently in 9th grade or higher for the 2014-15 academic year. For camps occurring after May 1, 2015, UAA policy allows participation in overnight/resident camps only for campers that will be in 9th grade or higher for the 2015-16 academic year. Please refer to each sport's camp page for additional information
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White House Condemns Violence In Egypt
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(Washington, DC) -- The White House is strongly condemning the wave of terrorist attacks in Egypt. Presidential spokesman Jay Carney said today the U.S. is urging all sides to stop the ongoing violence. Six people were killed in suicide car bombings in and around Cairo on Friday. Carney said President Obama is receiving briefings on the developments and the U.S. following the situation very closely. The latest bombings come as Egypt marks the third anniversary of the uprising that toppled former President Hosni Mubarak.


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34 He healed many who were ill with various diseases and expelled many demons, but he did not allow the demons to speak, because they knew who he was. | 34 and Jesus healed many who had various diseases. He also drove out many demons, but he would not let the demons speak because they knew who he was. |
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There are plenty of distractions at El Paraiso.
The ostentatious color scheme is dizzying from the second you spot the facade of the massive restaurant, stained mustard yellow, through the surrounding trees. Inside, every inch of wall space not covered with Mexican pastoral murals is adorned with streamers and dollar-store paper decorations in every color Crayola has dreamt up in its 107 years of existence. A tiki hut holds the host stand. The bar is flanked with neon. And the lights are held at the precise level of illumination that makes me squint until I have a headache.
Families pack the big tables and let their kids run free, long hair whipping at the backs of chairs as they circle well-worn paths in the carpet, shrieking in a never-ending game of tag. A jukebox blares Mexican folk — unless the live mariachi band is filling the air at an even higher volume. The frenzy of the fluorescent-lit kitchen is visible, through swinging doors and open windows, from just about every part of the compartmentalized dining room. So even when you're quietly sipping a pint-sized margarita in a corner booth while munching the free, housemade tortilla chips and spicy, cilantro-laced salsa on a relatively slow night, it's impossible to separate yourself from the action.
The menu is a distraction, too: ten or so pages filled with hundreds of dishes. The list requires focused attention and maybe the help of a smartphone if you're not fluent in Spanish, because some of the descriptions aren't translated into English at all. And the servers may not be able to help you, either, because even though they're eager to please, most don't speak enough English to precisely describe each ingredient. Which means you might end up with tripe. Or a whole fish, including the head and eyes.
Because of that, it's tempting to gravitate toward the familiar. The menu includes tacos and burritos, of course, as well as stuffed sopaipillas, enchiladas and tostadas, and combination platters loaded with all of those. These dishes are savory, spicy, very large — and about what you'd find at every other festive Mexican joint in Denver, nothing special.
What are special are the truly traditional Mexican offerings, foods rooted in the lengthy history of the cuisine and the shorter history of owner Luis Ochoa, a native of Manzanillo who opened El Paraiso over a decade ago. (He also opened a market on Federal Boulevard, now El Gallo Giro, to make sure he could get the authentic ingredients he needed.) The molcajetes and parrilladas are so traditional that they're among the dishes with no English translation.
The molcajete is named for its serving vessel, a blackened stone bowl with short legs that's part of a mortar-and-pestle set dating back to the Aztecs and Mayans. At some point, the bowl became a cooking pot, thrust over hot fires to heat the meat and vegetables laid inside. There are few places serving molcajetes in Denver, and probably none serving as many as El Paraiso. The molcajetes here are regionally focused — reflective of Ochoa's southern roots, but drawing from the northern states of Durango and Chihuahua, too.
The stone bowls hit the table full of sizzling grilled meats and fish and peppers and cactus, simmering in their own juices (a flame beneath keeps the molcajete steaming through dinner), and accompanied by warm, housemade corn or flour tortillas. (I prefer corn, but maybe that's the purist talking.). My favorite is the Cielo, Mar y Tierra (Sky, Sea and Land), which combines smoky, roasted tenderloin, strips of juicy chicken and plump, glistening shrimp exploding from their shells. The Molcajete a la Mexicana is also gratifying: spicy chorizo sausage, more chicken and roasted beef, and whole roasted onions, sweet and slick and crisp around the edges. Piling these contents onto a tortilla and drizzling them with a squeeze of lime, I'm seduced into eating messily with my hands and smearing oil and juice across my face.
One molcajete is big enough for two, even though the menu indicates it's a single portion. Four people might instead opt for the veritable feast afforded by what's described as a two-person parrillada. There are about twenty options, all involving a combination of meats and vegetables heaped onto vast metal grill pans that are delivered to your table over hot coals. In a meaty mood, I go with the Parrillada Azteca: strips of tender, roasted beef and chicken and bits of tripe, lightly breaded and fried crispy, with salty blocks of crumbly cotija cheese. When it's fish I'm craving, I ask for the Parrillada Cancún, with those succulent shrimp that burst between the teeth, playing-card-sized fillets of moist trout, expertly cooked tendrils of octopus, and orange crab legs that poke out of the center in towering spikes. Other parrilladas feature gamey conejo (rabbit) and hearty costillas de borrego (lamb chops); sweet langosta (lobster) flanks many of the seafood offerings. And smoky grilled cactus sees its way into just about every version of the dish.
If none of the combinations are to your liking, your server will help you create one. When I dined with a large group and we couldn't decide whether we wanted seafood or red meat, we wound up with a gargantuan display of just about everything available, including a whole fresh grilled mahi, displayed proudly on top of our heaping pile of food and accompanied by tongs so that we could pull the delicate meat off the bone.


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Let the OPUS Hotel Vancouver conduct your grand getaway to British Columbia from the opulent Penthouse Suite, where you get a one-night stay for two, including late checkout, martinis, breakfast, Wi-fi and a VIP chauffeur for $663.
Your opening sonata hits a high note with a martini welcome featuring signature drinks from the renowned OPUS Bar, recently voted Vancouver's most popular night spot by Zagat. Key your iPod to the Bang and Olufsen stereo in the 645-square-foot Penthouse as you take in the views of downtown Vancouver, the mountains, and False Creek from your floor-to-ceiling windows and wraparound balcony.
Your dramatically furnished seventh-floor hideaway mixes minimalist modern and baroque elements in a unique medley that garnered it a spot on Condé Nast Travel's Gold List, and prompted one distinguished guest to say, "I feel like a friend with a great sense of style who lives in a great neighborhood tossed me the keys to his place."
Spend a luxurious interlude in the oversized, jetted soaker tub or prelude dinner with a drink or two from the wet bar while reclining beside the double-sided fireplace. In the morning, you'll awake to your own rhythm with a gourmet, in-room breakfast and 2 pm checkout.
When you're ready to pick up the tempo, take in the sights of the city: the inner harbor, Stanley Park, and the beaches from your chauffeured 7-Series BMW. Then, make an overture back to the OPUS for world-class dining at One Hundred Nights restaurant, where the libretto includes duck pot pie and warm tuna niçoise in a pop-art atmosphere.
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The first green chile I tried was far less subtle: A kitchen colleague turned me on to the chiles rellenos at the Campus Lounge (701 South University Boulevard), a must-have item smothered in green. I have no idea where the fellow is today (his first name was Tom, and if you know him, tell him I still have his 10th Mountain Division hut-to-hut guidebook), but I definitely owe him. In addition to making me a list of other places where I should try the green chile (I've now hit them all), he also turned me on to the beauty of snowshoeing with a wine-filled backpack and the amazing burgers at the Bucksnort Saloon outside of Pine. I keep thinking I'll run into him at the Campus one of these days, sitting in a corner with a Bud and a plate of rellenos. And maybe an extra side of green, since he loved it so much.
I didn't -- at least, not at first. I remember pulling the wonton-wrapped chile away from the fiery sauce so that I could enjoy the cheese-filled poblanos on their own. When I asked Tom why the Campus had to make the green chile so hot, he looked at me as if I were insane. I was. Many, many bowls of green chile later, I get it. I'm hooked, suffering from an addiction so acute that I now crave different types of green chile depending on my mood.
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For instance, some days I need a bowl of wet, soupy green that I can dip many, many tortillas into. A few years ago, I could still get my fix at La Casa de Manuel, back when it was in its original, delightfully divey digs at 2010 Larimer Street. La Casa made an addictive, sloppy green that was filled with pork, carried a strong but not overpowering chile bite and had an unusually watery base. It was good on its own, and it was great smothering a "wet" shredded-beef burrito.
But then, after forty years, La Casa de Manuel lost its month-to-month lease on that old storefront (which is now a parking lot) and moved to 3158 Larimer. The green chile seems to have lost something in the process. When I stopped in for lunch last week, I found it more watery than ever, but lacking its earlier oomph. Sadly, the rest of the meal was pretty lame, too. The guacamole had been stretched with sour cream, the three shredded-beef tacos came with a few thin strands of lettuce and some pathetic pieces of tomato, and an enchilada tasted like plastic. At one point, owner Manuel Silva wandered tiredly out of the kitchen, looked around at the three occupied tables, and moaned loudly before shuffling back inside. I wanted to weep. The place is so run-down it makes the old location look upscale, and while the lack of a liquor license never seemed to hurt Manuel's business before, my lunch sure could have used a beer.
Meanwhile, another one of my regular stops for green is gone altogether. Don Quijote, which had served wonderful Spanish-influenced Mexican food at 35 Federal Boulevard since 1968, wasn't quite as old as La Casa de Manuel, but it was as much a classic as the bullfighting posters that adorned its walls. Today a sign on the outside of the building says the place is closed for remodeling; when the door reopens, it will lead to an eatery called Tia Maria II. I hope the Calvo family that ran Don Quijote for so many years left behind the recipe for that killer charcoal-broiled lamb, as well as the onion-heavy, medium-spicy green chile.
In my search for good green chile, I've had to get used to the fact that it often isn't very green. Most of the time it's a pale gray-green, with a lot of red from the tomatoes that some Mexicans think cooks in this country added to the mix in order to cut down on the heat. Paola Hernandez is one of them; a native of Guanajuato, Mexico, she and her husband, Sergio, own Pique (6603 Leetsdale Drive), which serves one of the few green-colored green chiles in town. "I don't know why they call it green chile here," she says. "Once you put tomatoes in it, it's red chile, plain and simple." Pique's undeniably green chile is a deep-green, oily, salty liquid packed with fatty pieces of pork and long strips of jalapeño. By Denver standards, it's strongly flavored, with a sharp bite that accumulates on the tongue alongside the tangy, almost apple-like undertone of tomatillos; it's more of a slick broth than a viscous gravy, and it's heaven scooped up in a warm tortilla.
Some green chiles, like Pique's, are best enjoyed by themselves, so that their full flavor can be appreciated. Others, like the greasy, hot-hot version at Benny's Restaurant y Cantina (301 East Seventh Avenue), work better smothering something else, like the drop-dead-delicious sirloin burrito at this popular Mexican eatery. And while the green at La Cueva (9742 East Colfax Avenue, Aurora) falls into the tomato-packed category, the Nuñez family cooks up a very tasty brew using nothing more than chopped tomatoes, fresh jalapeños, garlic, salt and a big old pork butt. Only La Cueva's refried beans come close to matching this chile's home-cooked appeal.


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There are numerous reports on social medai that Apple's iTunes Store is experiencing outages. Users are reporting an error message when trying to access portions of the store. The message reads, "The item you've requested is not currently available in the U.S. store." These messages are typically specific to individual products or apps that have been removed, so it's odd to find this message pushed for entire sections. Apple's System Status reports on various services and outages. As of 2:30PM EST, there is no sign of any issues, despite the reports. Update: Apple has issued a short statement to re/code indicating the issue has been resolved. Have you been able to access the iTunes Store? … [Read more...]
Best Free Apps for iPad mini and new iPad
You've just finished up setting up your iPad mini or new iPad, so now it's time to take advantage of the over 250,000 iPad apps available in the App Store. If you are new to iOS, then you'll be pleased to know that free doesn't necessarily mean of lesser quality. Here's our list of the best free apps for iPad mini and new iPad. Let's get to downloading the top ten! Best free apps for iPad mini and new iPad Facebook This has to be one of the more polarizing apps for iPad, so why are we including it and listing it first. It's the biggest social network, where you interact with all of your friends and family. It's also the absolute best way to keep up with what's happening on Facebook. One click of the menu and a sliding panel allows for … [Read more...]
Tales from the App Store: Airfoil Touch Speakers Returns To App Store
A few weeks back, Rogue Amoeba had their wildly popular iOS app Airfoil Touch Speakers pulled from the App Store with no clear answer as to why, leaving the developers in a bit of a lurch along with countless users of the app. The application is now once again available in the App Store, but sadly the app can no longer receive audio directly from other iOS devices or iTunes. After submitting an appeal to the App Review Board, they received an apology of sorts saying the entire process was "poorly handled". Despite their handling, the developers were forced to revise the app, removing the feature which helped them gain such positive reviews. There was speculation that perhaps Rogue Amoeba developers had used private API's, but that … [Read more...]
iOS 6 showing up in App Store developer usage logs
Less then a month away from WWDC and what many believe with be the release of iOS 6 beta, there are increasing more leaks surround the update. The latest comes from 9to5Mac who have received a tip from a dev which shows a small number of users of the app running iOS 6. The hits started showing up in late April according to one unnamed developer and continued into last week. One could presume Apple is testing a number of high profile apps for compatibility with iOS 6. Granted many developers will likely need to modify their codebase in some fashion to support the newest version of iOS, but it's not uncommon for testing of this sort to occur before a new beta release. Several sources suggest Apple will use iOS 6 to introduce their own … [Read more...]
How to use an iPhone as a microphone
The days of convergence are upon us and the way in which people utilize their iPhone continues to astonish. As someone who has covered trade shows, I've found that you can use an iPhone as a microphone, removing the need to carry an extra piece of equipment. There are a few options, so let's break them down. Apple's Voice Memos Your iPhone comes with an application titled 'Voice Memos' that resides in the Utilities folder. While it may be hidden, this app packs a punch, offering a number of valuable features. The red button to the left allows you to start recording. Apple includes a audio level meter, helping you monitor your levels. Keeping levels below '0' is recommended for the best quality audio. Going past this could … [Read more...]
Notable App Store Deals on iPhone, iPad Games
As we head into Christmas and the App Store freeze, a good number of developers are dropping prices on their apps in an effort to move up the charts. It's simply the best time to stock up on apps. Here are some notable price drops. If you come across a good deal on an app, be sure to let us know in the comments. … [Read more...]
everythingiCafe App Version 1.8 Now Available, Updates Abound
We are pleased to announce that version 1.8 of the everythingiCafe community app is now available in the App Store. It's simply the best and easiest way to access our iPhone forums. Members can post new topics, reply to existing discussions, upload pictures and more. In addition to the iPhone, it also provides native support for the iPad. It's completely free and chock full of awesome. New features include the ability to have personal conversations with other members. There are an assortment of UI improvements and the requisite bug fixes. The changelog is as follows: Ability to support Conversations, also known as personal messages. Fixed Mark as Read crash issue. Optimized topic list performance. Fixed image display … [Read more...]
"Groceries" Shopping List for iPhone App Review
Trips to the supermarket are not exactly rife with excitement. For some it's a torture chamber, while others enjoy browsing the aisles of Frito's and frozen foods. Regardless of what group you fall into, both share the frustration of arriving home without an item or two or three. Thankfully, there are apps to help you make the most of your shopping trips. One of these apps is appropriately titled "Groceries". We took it for a spin around the supermarket and our review follows. … [Read more...]
Financial Times Rejects Apple's App Store Subscription Model
Apple first announced their new App Store subscription service in February. At that time, Steve Jobs said, "All we require is that, if a publisher is making a subscription offer outside of the app, the same (or better) offer be made inside the app, so that customers can easily subscribe with one-click right in the app." Financial Times appears to be the first publisher not willing to adhere to the policy attached to Apple's App Store subscription model. … [Read more...]
Grim Joggers for iPad, iPhone Review
The whole premise behind the game GrimJoggers is bizarre to say the least. You lead a group of 15 joggers as far as possible in attempt to avoid an assortment of brutal deaths by way of spikes, man eating plants, cliffs and more. It's an arcade-style survival game with online leader boards and achievements. The developers describe the game as "jogging becomes Bloodsport". Anything that includes a reference to Jan Claude Van Damme movies is ok in our book, but is GrimJoggers worth the price of admission. … [Read more...]


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