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Man arrested over murder of grandfather in Notting Hill
Police have arrested a 38 year-old man in connection with the murder of Anthony Charlery in Notting Hill on Friday. The grandfather was stabbed just before midnight as he left the Mau Mau bar in Portobello Road.
A 21 year-old man was also arrested yesterday. But police are still looking for witnesses:
I appeal to anyone who knows the identity of the persons involved to call detectives. Tony was a local man and a much loved grandfather. His family are devastated by his death in such a brutal way. As I believe the two suspects to be local men, I especially appeal to the Notting Hill community for help.
Man in court charged with Galloway assault
A 39-year-old man will appear in court today charged with a religiously aggravated assault on the MP George Galloway.
The pro-Palestine politician was allegedly beaten up in Golborne Road, Notting Hill, London on Friday evening and needed an overnight stay in hospital after suffering a suspected broken rib, jaw and facial injuries.
- Simon Harris: Political Correspondent
'No evidence' of attempted school abductions
Police say there is no evidence of attempted abductions despite school text alerts in west London yesterday.
Parents at a number of schools in Ladbroke Grove and Notting Hill were sent texts warning of two attempted abductions. Police believe the texts were sparked by a distorted rumour.
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The Hollywood star and former footballer stunned locals as they chose to stay away from expensive restaurants and bars.
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Residents given a say in plans for high street makeover
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- The demolition of two buildings known as the "ugly sister" tower blocks
- Narrowing the road
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Police were called by the London Ambulance Service to an address in Lansdowne Crescent shortly after 2.25pm on Monday October 29 following reports of an injured infant.
On arrival, officers found a two-year-old girl who was treated by paramedics and taken to a west London hospital. She was pronounced dead at 3.17pm.
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GHENT, Ky. – Donald Henry, 45, of Warsaw died, Friday, Sept. 12, in Ghent.
A memorial service was Monday, Sept. 15, at the Garnett-New-McDonald Funeral Home, 108 E. Main St., Warsaw, with Jay Doyer officiating. After cremation, his ashes will be placed in Ghent Cemetery.
Mr. Henry was born Oct. 19, 1962, in Carrollton, Ky., to the late Herman D. Henry Jr., and to Verna L. Ellis Moore of Warsaw.
He worked as a mechanic.
LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Wilbur N. Cundiff, 85, of Louisville died Friday, Aug. 29, 2008, at Baptist Hospital East.
Mr. Cundiff was born Mar. 5, 1923. He was a graduate of Male High School and attended the University of Louisville. He was a World War II veteran of the U.S. Navy and was a 32nd Degree Mason.
He worked 42 years for the B.F. Goodrich Chemical Co. During retirement, he volunteered with the Blinded Veterans Association and the TARC board.
GHENT, Ky. – Betty M. Brown, 65, of Ghent died Tuesday, Sept. 2, 2008, at her home.
Funeral services were Friday, Sept. 5, at Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home, 809 Highland Ave., Carrollton, Ky., with the Rev. Howard Wade officiating. Burial was in the Worthville Cemetery in Worthville, Ky.
Mrs. Brown was born May 6, 1943, in Worthville to the late John W. and Rebekka (Osborne) Chadwell.
She was a homemaker and a member of the Macadonia Baptist Church in Jonesville, Ky.
FORTVILLE, Ind. – The Rev. Douglas "Ducky" Bell, 70, formerly of Madison, Ind., died Friday, Sept. 5, 2008, at his residence in Fortville.
Funeral services are 1 p.m. today, Wednesday, Sept. 10, Bell Mortuary and Creamatory, Shangrila Chapel, 1512 W. US Hwy. 52, Finly, Ind. A graveside service is at 2 p.m. Thursday, Sept. 11, at the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Carrollton, Ky., with the Rev. Terry Long officiating. Visitation will be from 1 p.m. until the time of the service.
CARROLLTON, Ky. – Brenda A. Earls, 62, died Sunday, Sept. 7, 2008, at her residence in Carrollton.
Funeral services will be held today at the Pentecostals of Carrollton Church in Carrollton from 11:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. with the Revs. Ron Tiller, E.D. Puckett and James Williams officiating. Burial will be in the Warsaw Cemetery, Warsaw, Ky.
Tandy-Eckler-Riley Funeral Home, 809 Highland Avenue, Carrollton is in charge of funeral arrangements.
Mrs. Earls was born April 1, 1946, in Warsaw to the late Virgil T. and Elizabeth (Beach) Adams.
CAMPBELLSBURG, Ky. – Bruce W. Brading, 56, of Campbellsburg died Thursday, Sept. 4, 2008, in his home following a long illness.
A memorial celebration ceremony is planned for 2 p.m. Sunday, Sept. 14, at Paroquet Springs Conference Centre, 395 Paroquet Springs Drive, Shepherdsville, Ky.
Mr. Brading was born May 3, 1952, in Louisville to Joseph H. and Janetta Brading. He graduated from the University of Kentucky in Lexington and was a Kentucky Colonel.
MILTON, Ky. – Linda Jean Long, 60, of Milton died Friday, Aug. 28,2008, at Baptist Hospital Northeast Hospice Unit in La Grange, Ky.
Born Jan. 21, 1948, in Trimble County, she was the foster daughter of Ruth Long Perry of Milton and Bud Long.
She enjoyed shopping, being with people, making hooked rugs and baking cakes. She was a member of the Milton Baptist Church.
Survivors include her foster mother; a sister, Brenda Hayes of California; a brother, Timothy Holt of Texas; and other relatives.
She was preceded in death by her foster father.
SOMERSET, Ky. – Mary L. Fuller, 76, died Friday, Aug. 22, 2008, at Lake Cumberland Regional Hospital, Somerset.
Funeral services were held graveside at the I.O.O.F. Cemetery in Carrollton, Ky. with Anna Perkinson officiating.
Ms. Fuller was born in Carroll County on Jan. 7, 1932. She was preceded in death by her parents, Clarence and Eunice Fuller.
Graham-Dunn Funeral Home, 213 Fifth St., Carrollton, is in charge of the arrangements.
CAMPBELLSBURG, Ky. – Leslie Keith "Flea" Oliver, 57, of Campbellsburg died Friday, Aug. 29, 2008, at his residence.
Mr. Oliver was born Dec. 19, 1950, in La Grange, Ky., to Kenneth and Geneva (Roberts) Oliver of Campbellsburg.
He was a veteran of the U.S. Army National Guard. He enjoyed playing golf, the guitar, fishing, and spending time at the Campbellsburg Minute Mart.
WARSAW, Ky. – Raymond "Ray" Lee Thompson, 71, died Friday, Aug. 15, 2008, at St. Elizabeth South Hospital in Edgewood, Ky.
Funeral services were Monday, Aug. 18, at the Garnett-New-McDonald Funeral Home, 108 E. Main St., Warsaw, with the Rev. Douglas Sharon officiating. Burial was in the Warsaw Cemetery.
Mr. Thompson was born April 6, 1937, to the late Gilbert and Goldie Cox Thompson. He retired after working as a boilermaker for 33 years. He was also a farmer.


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JOHNSON COUNTY (CBS 2/FOX 28) - Flooded out residents in Iowa City and Johnson County may be able to get back into their homes within a few days.
The US Army Corps of Engineers cut the amount of water coming out of the Coralville Reservoir Dam again today, a day ahead of earlier expectations.
The Corps cut the outflow to 14,000 cubic feet per second (cfs) at 10:25 Thursday morning, something they hadn't anticipated doing until Friday.
The agency says it will make a further drops on Friday and Saturday - although if heavy rain falls upstream they may have to increase outflows.
What that means for Johnson County residents who have been forced from their flooded homes for the past two weeks is that those waters are starting to fall back into the Iowa River.
At this time, however, all three mandatory evacuation orders in the county are still in place.
The Corps says it takes about two hours for a reduction to actually make an impact on the Iowa River downstream of the dam.
When the outflow is reduced to 12,000 cfs water will also finally start coming off Dubuque Street in Iowa City, a major access route into the city from the north.
"We're not making any guarantees" of when the road will be re-opened public works director Rick Fosse says. Once the waters leave, crews will have to take a look at whether they did any damage to the roadbed or surface.
Right now Fosse is predicting at "early next week" for it to re-open.
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The volume of bark when wet is quite different than dry bark. Should bark for any of the mixtures be dry or wet when measured? I found it much easier to mix everything when all the ingredients are damp. (I sift and rinse the granite and turface. Am I working more than I need to?)
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I screen & measure everything when it's dry, then dump/pour them into the mixing tub, but moisten the ingredients before I mix them together. I usually start screening Turface on nice days during late winter when I'm in the mood, & store it in large containers. The bark and cherrystone comes prescreened, but I still give it a quick screen over insect screen to get the dust out. I don't rinse, just because of the volume of soil I go through in a year (well over 150 gallons - about 10 bags of Turface worth in most years), but I do agree it's a good thing to do if you have the ambition. ;-) Al |
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Hi, Marie! I do the same as Al. I find that I can separate the bark dust easier if it's all dry. Josh |
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I am a beginner golfer, and took my first few lessons using my friend's Top Flite clubs. Because I'm only 5'1", I ordered the petite set, but when we compared our clubs, we found they were exactly the same length as my friend's Top Flite complete set. I'm still happy with the clubs, my set included 2 clubs hers didn't, and I'm glad they're not pink. I wish the bag included a tripod and a backpack style strap.
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Here is another net neutrality link I am certain will be interesting, and yes, I wrote this:
LISNews, please read that as it may contain information worthy of a separate post on LISNews. But it has no songs to play like your podcast did. Sorry.
In the midst of Christmastime things, we had a 194 page order dumped. I've skimmed it and looked for the high points of it. About a third of the order can be disregarded by Joe Six-pack as it merely is an exciting bit of tortured logic whereby the Commission tries to justify the current action in light of current statutory authorities. The submission by the ALA is mostly cited as a factual basis for assertions over the potential effects of the Commission not acting.
Frankly, the order is pretty much a nullity. There's likely to be action under the Congressional Review Act to wipe 'em out or the appropriations folks will just choke off funding to prevent implementation. The rules themselves are ridiculously vague compared to those found elsewhere in Title 47 of the Code of Federal Regulations.
As to perception management efforts by the ALA...I'm not really surprised. Did it really do any good, though? Wikipedia is probably not a primary source for the folks in Congress who can nuke these regulations if they feel like it let alone folks in the courts. This matter is outside the reach, for now, of the average rank-and-file voter who might consult Wikipedia first.
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"Tech at Night: Net Neutrality Reactions Continue, ALA, Copyright, Trademark, the New Madden Curse," by Neil Stevens, RedState, 28 December 2010.
It turns out the fraud behind the Net Neutrality movement runs ever deeper than we knew: The ALA has been astroturfing for Free Press and its front group Save the Internet, over on Wikipedia. Can we please just make Wikipedia run ads already, forcing the site to bend to the will of market forces instead of its army of astroturfers and shills?


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Maine Outdoor Film Festival to Benefit T3
The Maine Outdoor Film Festival is a celebration of the outdoor lifestyle and has partnered with Teens To Trails to encourage people of all ages to get active outside and ignite their sense of adventure! The Festival screens a variety of films from Maine and away, covering a wide range of outdoor disciplines. T3 is the beneficiary of the Film Festival.
If your Outing Club or venue is interested in hosting a Selects Tour showing of MOFF, please contact us. Hosting the Film Festival is a fantastic opportunity to raise money and community awareness for your Outing Club. The event provides the opportunity for Club members to practice leadership and outreach to their community while hosting a fun event!


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Daily Wrap-up: Round 1, HP Byron Nelson Championship
May 26, 2011
Staff and wire reportsIRVING, Texas -- When the par putt dropped for Jeff Overton on the second hole early in the HP Byron Nelson Championship, things suddenly seemed to be going in the right direction for him again.
"That broke a lot and I thought I missed it, and it actually went in," Overton said about the 10-footer on the 220-yard par-3 hole. "And next thing, I was able to hit a lot of great shots and strike out early. I never had a chance of making bogey from there. "
Overton went on to a bogey-free 6-under 64 on Thursday to take the first-round lead at the Nelson, a stroke better than Ryan Palmer.
After that breaker on No. 2, Overton made consecutive birdies. He then started his back nine with four birdies in a seven-hole stretch for his best score in 15 career rounds at the Nelson, even after his 22-foot birdie try on the closing hole lipped out.
Among his three runner-up finishes last season, when Overton was on the Ryder Cup team, was at the Nelson.
"It's nice having confidence because of last year," Overton said. "I knew I played well. I just wanted to keep things rolling."
If he manages to hold his top spot for 72 holes, Overton would likely move to 20th in the


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Martin Luther King, Jr. Booker T. Washington. Harriet Tubman. These African-Americans have become household names and their contributions to our nation cannot be overestimated. But there are so many other African-Americans who made important contributions to society whose names are often overlooked in the history books. February marks Black History Month; read up on some lesser-known figures in African-American history and celebrate the legacy of a better America that they have left behind.
William Wells Brown – abolitionist and writer
While more people are familiar with his contemporary Frederick Douglass, William Wells Brown was as prominent an African-American in his own right. Author, lecturer and abolitionist, he is perhaps best known as the first African-American novelist and the first published African-American playwright. Many of his writings had abolitionist themes and he did much to support the African-American cause in the latter part of the 19th century. Born into slavery, Brown died a prolific author, a free man, and a champion of human rights.
Shirley Chisholm – politician
If Shirley Chisholm had her way, it would be her name and not Barack Obama's associated with the title of first African-American president—Chisholm, the first black woman elected to Congress, ran for the Democratic nomination in 1972. Though she lost her bid for the presidential ticket, Chisholm represented New York's 12th Congressional District for seven terms and was an influential figure in politics for years to come. Her campaign slogan, "Unbought and Unbossed," represents the independence for which she was known.
Edward Bouchet – Ph.D. physicist
Edward Bouchet's educational opportunities were indeed limited—there being only three elementary schools in his native New Haven that accepted black pupils in the mid-nineteenth century—but that didn't keep him from pursuing his education right on up through Yale's hallowed halls and becoming the sixth American of any race to get a Ph.D. in physics and the first African-American to earn a doctoral degree. A physics degree should have guaranteed Bouchet a university position, but segregation closed this door to him. Undeterred, Bouchet taught for 26 years at the Institute for Colored Youth where he inspired generations of other young black adults to achieve their dreams.
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Will Wayne shake JT's hand? Wayne Bridge's decision to withdraw from the England squad means all eyes will be on the pre-match meeting of him and John Terry on Saturday. Chelsea play hosts to Bridge's Manchester City in the early kick-off match. Will Bridgy shake JT's hand during the customary meet-and-greet before kick-off? I know the cameras will be trained in on this like never before. I hope Wayne reflects on his England decision. I hope he decides that missing out of a World Cup due to someone else's behaviour is, honourable but misguided. Taking the high moral ground is a very brave decision - heaven knows what he and JT got up to on their many nights out together? I hope nothing rears it's ugly head in the coming weeks. we shall see.
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During a trio of deftly danced works, Miami City Ballet's Program I captures the playful exuberance of Jerome Robbins' Fanfare, the provocative sensuality of George Balanchine's Bugaku, and the high-leaping grandeur of Theme and Variations—Balanchine's opulent ode to tippy-toes set in a dazzling 19th-century ballroom. Choose from the following options:
Calling on experience gleaned on stages from Broadway to Istanbul, the multicultural staff of CooLAM Dance Studio powers a diverse selection of dance and fitness classes. Like the secret ninth Ivy League school, CooLAM is literally open to anyone—its name is a derivative of the Hebrew word for "everybody." Whether dabbling in dance for fun or seeking intense pre-professional training, adults and children aged 3 and older can register for group or private classes covering 18 disciplines. Depending on which class they choose, students might entrust their feet with such instructors as Sonic, an Israeli-born hip-hop and break dancer who has worked with Rihanna and Kanye West, or SusiQ, a salsa instructor who discovered the dance style in Cuba and eventually taught it all over Europe. CooLAM also boasts an eclectic array of event services, which equip parties with basic DJ and décor services and extra entertainment that ranges from face-painting and pony rides to a mechanical bull and auctioneer karaoke.
Featuring instructors who have performed with the Ringling Bros. and Cirque du Soleil, South Florida Circus Art School's classes meld strength, beauty, and aerial grace. With each 60-mintue flying-yoga session, an aerialist expert will teach posing fundamentals and physical training to solidify core strength. Led by the well-balanced directives of professional circus performer and yoga specialist, flying-yoga classes alleviate pressure from the body, cleanse the spirit with inner balance, and relieve any stress in astronauts wistful for low-gravity environs. During each class, aspiring contortionists use hammocks to pose as circus aerialists for 30 minutes, resulting in full decompression of bodily lines. In addition to channeling their inner arachnids, participants spend the remainder of the time toning muscles through a series of floor exercises over padded surfaces.
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Using an iPad to access recipes and to stream music in my kitchen
Help me get organized in 2015. I'd like to mount an iPad 2 tablet on a kitchen cabinet, just above the main counter that I use for cooking. The tablet will be used to access recipes and to stream music into the kitchen. [more inside]
Getting Podcasts on my iPhone 6 (iTunes 12). Frustrated.
Can't seem to get the podcasts that I want onto my new iPhone. [more inside]
Wi-fi connection drop on iPad 3 running iOS 8.1
My iPad 3 (the first retina) running iOS 8.1 will drop the wi-fi connection fairly regularly. This often happens when streaming video via BBC iPlayer or YouTube apps. Any suggestions on how to fix it? [more inside]
Apple's Yosemite Ate my 2011 Mac Mini - What to do?
First, this is not a gigantic deal. I have all my data backed up via CrashPlan, I do most of my computing on a MBP Retina that's about 6 months old, and I've hardly used the Mini at all in that time.
My question is what I can best do with the doorstop my Mac Mini now is. [more inside]
PLEASE help me switch iPhones & providers, & give old iPhone to friend
Normally I'd solve this by myself, but a severe bout of depression is making it impossible for me to think clearly. I'm so overwhelmed I'm barely keeping myself from bursting into tears at work.
I'm basically asking AskMe to proofread my plan, point out vital information I'm missing, and let me know if there's anything else I haven't considered.
Please keep your responses simple--providing links to websites with directions is fine, so long as you're sure that those instructions are RIGHT.
Details inside. [more inside]
Am I going to regret buying a used iPhone 4?
My current Android phone is dying, and I've had bad luck with other Android phones. Money is real tight right now, but I'm thinking about buying this used Apple iPhone 4 for $95. Will I regret the purchase? [more inside]
Clean personal info off work computer while leaving apps behind?
I got a new job (cool!) but have to turn in my MacBook Air from old job (oh well). Since I also used as my primary laptop for personal stuff, like banking and Facebook, it also has a ton of personal data on it. (I plan to buy my own laptop for next job. And no, I did not look at naughty stuff on it -- I do have a tablet.) The company wants the programs already installed left on the computer, which is reasonable -- so leave Photoshop and Word installed -- but I want to clear off any personal data. Is there a good way to scrub an Apple computer while leaving programs behind? Right now you could go to Twitter on my browser and log into my personal account without a problem. (I realize I can just Clear History on browsers, but also looking for deeper scrub, such as WiFi passwords and stuff on keychains).
Transferring files from PC to new iMac
I bought my very first mac yesterday - an iMac. Very excited!!!! I went through the start up screens where it offered to automagically transfer my files from my 5 year old sony vaio laptop, sitting in the same room. I am normally skeptical but decided to exercise blind faith and let it do it's thing. When it starting the transferring/migrating sequence, it said 40 hours left. Should I have done something different/better and why didn't it warn me? [more inside]
iMac Accessories
Purchasing a new iMac, looking for accessories recommendations. [more inside]
Which iMac Should I Purchase?
Help me figure out which iMac I should buy. [more inside]
Help me make a beet slaw I can refrigerate for weeks.
I want to make a beet slaw for adding to lettuce-based salad. The thing is, I'm unlikely to eat it all immediately, so I want to make a bunch, put it in a jar in the fridge and consume it over a period of weeks. I want to do this without dying of food poisoning, mold eating, or fermented beet alcohol poisoning. [more inside]
Apple Products and Virus Protection
Just wondering if I should be doing more to protect my Apple Products for viruses and malware, etc. Should I be more proactive? [more inside]
Peculiar password problem
The OS X GUI—but only the GUI—has stopped accepting my password. Any password. [more inside]
Stock just split, so what do I do with my paper certificates?
A while ago I was gifted a few shares of AAPL stock. They were – and still are – on paper certificates. I don't have a brokerage or anything. Today that stock split 7-for-1. Do I need to do anything now? You can assume I know pretty much nothing about this stuff. Thank you!
Cheap graphics card for 2008 iMac?
Apple iMac A1225 desktop computers from 2008 came with the notoriously unreliable Nvidia 8800GS graphics card that burns out and turns the iMacs into bricks.
Getting a new Nvidia 8800GS graphics card costs about $650 for the part. Getting a used one on costs about $300. Is there a cheap alternative -- something that costs, say, $50?
As I understand it, the only alternative is the ATI 4850, which go for about $300 used. Yet I find it hard to believe that there are no other graphics card options.
Apple Certified Lightening Cable Recommendation
Looking for a recommendation for a LONG (6 feet) Apple Certified Lightening Cable that works works to charge my iPad. [more inside]
How can I safely use my iPhone 5 when I'm driving?
I want to make and receive calls when I'm driving, but I want to do it as safely as possible. I've tried two different Bluetooth devices, and they were both terrible. [more inside]
Apple 'buyer's remorse' clarification for in-store pickups
For online purchases delivered to an Apple Store for in-store pickup, does Apple's 14-day 'buyer's remorse' return period begin 1) at the order date, 2) at the date the item becomes available in-store, or 3) at the date of actual pickup? I'm somehow failing to get a clear answer through internet searches. [more inside]
15" macbook wifi failure
I have a 2011 Macbook Pro, 15", a1286. recently, when i turn on the computer the wifi works for maybe one minute, then even though the airport signal stays strong, i can't connect to anything.
I ordered a used wifi card off of ebay, and the same thing happens. so i'm guessing it's not the wifi card, but the flex cable, the antenna, a software bug, or (worst of all worlds) the logic board itself.
I ordered a new flex cable, and i hope that fixes the issue. If it doesn't, has anyone else had this problem before, and would recommend anything? If it's not the cable i really hope it's a software bug. I'd hate to replace the logic board, otherwise known as "buying a new computer"
Help Me Identify a Macintosh Computer
I am looking for help identifying a Macintosh computer I used in the late 90s (details inside...no pictures). [more inside]
Should I fix/replace this Apple Power Adapter cord?
Having successfully pried open my 85W PA-1850-02 Magsafe brick in order to fix (or possibly replace) the power cord, it doesn't look like the various repair tutorials/videos: the inside is full of a kind of white mastic/gunk. Is this perhaps melted plastic (from too much charging heat)? Is this a situation where the only (or the wiser) option is to shell out for a new brick?
iPhone 4 versus iPhone 4s: antennas, maps, and iOS questions
I have a no-contract plan at Virgin Mobile USA, which I like because it is so cheap ($35/month for unlimited data and enough calling). The downside of cheap and no-contract is expensive phones. However, I just lost my Android phone and would like to switch back to iPhone. My options at Virgin are iPhone 4, for $200, iPhone 4s, for $314, or iPhone 5, for more than I want to pay really. How to decide? [more inside]
Airport Express help!
I have an Airport Express base station - the older one not new (around 2009) version. Recently got a new iMac with with latest version of OSx and no longer see the the option under the sound button (top right corner of screen) to choose to either play with local speakers or speakers (or both) associated Airport Express base. When I go to settings - sound - output, I can see the the local speakers and the Airport Express but it says the selected device (Express) has no output controls. It used to be an option with any playback on any application. How to remedy? I can use my iphone (using iOS 6 not 7) to play on the airport express speakers. The only thing that seems to pickup the base is Itunes but other programs are not picking it up and I use Pandora, Spotify, Rhapsody, etc.. If I manually go in under the settings - sound - output I can click on Airport Express and it will play but not both sets of speakers. We like whole house music.
iCloud…Should I Use It?
Just curious if I should use the iCloud? Will it make things complicated for me? Make it easier? Do I need it? Am I using it already?? [more inside]
Help me keep our Apple Cinema displays out of the landfill.
We have five aluminum 30" Apple Cinema displays at the office. They are slowly going dim. I don't want to trash them. How can they be fixed? [more inside]
Substitute Philippines telephone carrier SIM for my AT&T SIM in Ipad 3
I purchased an iPad (3rd generation) with AT&T SIM in Dallas in 2012. I am now living in Philippines and would like to use the device's comms capability with a Philipppines carrier. However, I have tried simply switching the AT&T SIM with one from the Philippines carrier, GLOBE. [more inside]
How do I include tethering in my AT&T order?
In spring of 2014 I will be getting an iPhone 5S. I cannot figure out how to get a plan that includes tethering so I can generate wifi for my non-cellular iPad mini. What will I need to do to activate that during my order (I am switching from Verizon to AT&T) and how do I find out how much it will cost in addition to my unlimited talk/text plus XGB of data? I have already contacted customer support and they have given me the same unhelpful stuff that's on the AT&T website.
iMessage - I just want it to work
Have looked up what seems like every bit of help for iMessage, but can't get it to work for us. Situation is:
I have an iphone 4GS, latest iOS. iMessage is now working, on my own apple account (email@example.com). Have sim with texts and data included.
Husband has my old iPhone 3GS, updated software, iMessage will not work. Is on another apple account (email@example.com). Has sim with texts and data included, same network as mine.
Bought my son an iPod touch 4th gen, iMessage will not work. On his own apple account (firstname.lastname@example.com) [more inside]
My Magic Mouse went for a swim...
I forgot that my Apple Magic Mouse was in my front jeans pocket, and it went through the washing machine. Strangely, it still works fine, even with the same batteries. I admit I'm impressed. BUT... [more inside]
Forget already!
I have accepted an offer on a MacBook air I sold on Craiglist. I am ready to take this to the buyer. I can't get the damn thing to forget my network password. Need to do this ASAP so I can hand it over. [more inside]
Apple TV 2 & Home Sharing Hell
I have an ATV2. It asks me to turn on home sharing. I do. ATV insists that i turn on home sharing. It worked in my previous location excepting a few times, where I just unplugged the router and ATV and replugged back in. It worked here on initial setup the first try but a few days later this whole stuff happens. It worked again only after I did a complete factory reset. I have read many of the threads online and perhaps it is a bit of daftness on my part. This previous thread on mefi helped the gentleman with his question. I didn't actually understand it very well. I have an iMac running Snow Leopard. The ATV does connect to Netflix and all other things. Just not my computer. [more inside]
How to fix iPhone photos upside down in iPhoto
I took a bunch of photos with my iPhone held horizontally, which when imported into iPhoto are now upside down. Last time I did this, and I rotated the photos in iPhoto, the photos then appear upside down when viewing them on the iPhone. Is there any way to get the iPhone to agree with iPhoto on which way is up? Or do I have to create duplicate photos and rotate one so that at least one version is properly viewable on each device? (Also, does anyone have a good trick for remembering what the right position is for the camera eye when holding the iPhone sideways so I don't do this again?)
Wifi emergency. Not my router, password too short for Apple devices D-:
Any hacks to force an Apple device to accept a 7-character wifi password? [more inside]
Buy a new mac or upgrade the OS?
My early-2007 Macbook Pro is still going strong, besides the fact that it gets very hot and that the battery is kaput. The biggest problem I have with it is that the OS (v.10.5.8) is far enough out of date that I can't update most of my software, and have a hard time acquiring new software. Is it worthwhile to upgrade to the latest version of OS X, or would I be better of just springing for a new mac? [more inside]
What to do with my PB540c?
This morning I heard a story on NPR that the first ever Apple desktop computer is being auctioned at $600,000ish! I own a PB540c, the first laptop Apple ever made (yes I'm that old and yes I've been an Apple supporter that long). I keep dragging the dang thing around with me, mostly for nostalgic reasons, I think.
So now I'm facing yet another move, and was cleaning out my office. I looked at that old laptop and wondered: should I take it with me again? Maybe it will be worth something one day?
Truthfully, I'm a minimalist and don't like a lot of "stuff." But somehow I can't seem to part with this useless piece of grey plastic and funky old computer parts. Do you think Apple's PB540c will ever have any value, or should I just chuck it alright already? And get over it.
Deleted iPhone apps won't go away
How do I remove deleted app history from iTunes? [more inside]
Apple PowerBook G4 won't shut down properly
My old (10+ years) Apple PowerBook G4 won't shut down properly. When I click the apple icon and then click 'shut down' and 'shut down now' (or rather their Dutch-language equivalents), it will remove all icons and other elements from the desktop except the desktop background, and it will darken the background, but it won't shut down. Eventually the screen goes black, but something (a fan?) keeps audibly running. It won't start up in this state. If I unplug it, wait until every activity has died down and the computer doesn't make any sound anymore, plug it back in and wait until the battery has fully loaded again, it will start up as usual. [more inside]
Threatening App Store seller behaviour - credible?
I wrote a polite email to an App seller advising him I would be posting a 1-star review of his app on Apple's App Store. He replied, "Electronic postings of defamation, libel and slander are now well covered under English and European law. My litigation solicitors are [redacted] of London, who have looked after my interests for over twenty years now, nor have ever lost me a case, from individuals to a nation-state. Put up any post and it'll cost you several thousand pounds for each day it stays up; I do hope I make clear..." Can he do this, can I reliably protect myself, and has he violated any Terms and Conditions as a seller on the App Store? Specific reference to English and European Law and Apple App Store Terms and Conditions would be very helpful. Thank you.
MacBook Pro Battery Life Question
Greetings - I "inherited" a MacBook Pro last year. It was a Apple MacBook Pro Core 2 Duo 2.4Ghz from Spring 2008. So it was 4 years old when I got it and I was told that the battery was dead and as long as I kept it plugged in, it worked fine, however, I would need a new one. So last year, I purchased a new battery and installed it.
However, I am still noticing that the battery life is horrible. It seems like when I am using it to type a document or check emails and surf the web, etc, I literally can watch the battery drain. I would assume that it might hold a charge of about an hour and a half maybe?
Is there any way I can "test" it to see what my actual battery life if? To ensure there isn't something else going on? Any suggestions would be helpful. Thanks,
Mac shows Time Maching but not External HD
Reinstalled Snow Leopard but ejected my external drive before this. Then, when done, plugged back in via USB as my usual custom....and Time Machine still shows up, but the External Seagate drive does not. I made sure that in Finder/Preferences that the external disc box as others was checked. I tried a different cord, and different port. I opened up Disc Utility and the External HD's partioned Time Machine is available but the other part, now renamed something else (a default name from manufacturer?) is greyed out and I cannot touch it.
Any thoughts? Should i now go to the boot disc of Snow Leopard? Not sure why TM shows but the rest does not.
Need an iPhone game that's like Civilization, SimCity, or Age of Empires
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As you move into your fourth-, fifth-, and even sixth- generation web-site redos, it's even more crucial that you produce a spectacular web product for your visitors. As the vertical markets get cluttered with too many "me-too" sites, what separates the boys from the men is undoubtedly a superior web product. Don't make the mistake of hiring the wrong partner, one who doesn't have the "next- generation" skill set to create a category leader for your company.
As you move into your fourth-, fifth-, and even sixth-generation web-site redos, it's even more crucial that you produce a spectacular web product for your visitors. As the vertical markets get cluttered with too many "me-too" sites, what separates the boys from the men is undoubtedly a superior web product. Don't make the mistake of hiring the wrong partner, one who doesn't have the "next-generation" skill set to create a category leader for your company.
It doesn't matter if you have a straightforward VAR-oriented B2B site, a web application, or an e-commerce site everyone wants the same thing a pleasurable and intuitive experience. This means an outstanding user interface (UI) with great-looking graphics (minimum downloading), superior navigation and architecture, and easy-to-read messaging with quick access to those things users need immediately. Most users aren't getting what they want; there is a high level of dissatisfaction among users regarding their web experiences.
The most important component for user satisfaction (given that there is good customer service, good offerings, and product quality) will be the UI design. The challenge of superior UI design is even more imperative as the web gives birth to applications and deeper B2B-relationship programs. Below are some things to consider when choosing a design partner.
Broadband Partner
It is key to ask your potential partner what experience it has in the offline world with broadband (television, video, cable, radio, film, CD ROM, etc.). Below, a brief list of questions to consider:
Keep in mind that you want to understand the business use of multimedia productions (selling), not gratuitous-branding splash screens as seen by some of the big houses in late '98 and early '99.
Most firms don't yet have huge business portfolios of Flash productions because they design for "lowest-common- denominator" user stats. However, certainly a couple of choice pieces and past experience from one medium to another is a good start when choosing a firm to create a "broadband-enhanced" site.
E-commerce Partner
Beware, copy is as important to UI creation as it is to architecture.
UI Application Partner
As specialists in UI design, we at Busse Design USA have observed a lack of consideration for users' needs when applications are brought to the web. The intricacies of human-factors practices are key. Your partner should have an established methodology to the psychology of the customer-centric experience this practice is often overlooked. It is important to look at years of product design and understand how those human-factor principles and practices can be applied to how people behave, think, and work on the new platform.
The process of examining human behavior and creating a product that customers will want and will continue using starts with user modeling. A great amount of psychological analysis and testing goes into how human beings think and feel, how they use and break things, what level of satisfaction they have when using things, etc.
When embarking on a from-scratch or redesign application project, make sure your customer is the focal point. If you don't have aggregate user-profile information from experience, create hypotheses and test them as early as possible on prototypes. Don't believe your own conclusions too firmly. See what your users need and want, and how they intend to use it and teach it to their staffs, etc.
Applications that are robust in nature need several prototypes for the different parts of the application. Ask your UI design partner to explain its process for creating mini-apps (prototypes) within an umbrella UI strategy so it's clear to you how all the pieces fit together.
Design firms don't always have expertise in web information architecture. This is the skill set you really need to scrutinize. How your UI partner thinks and how it creates hypotheses and layout strategies for your product is key to creating the killer app.
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Ultimately, carefully choosing the right partner with the right skill set for superior UI design will help give your customers a greater level of satisfaction and hence add value to your bottom line.
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Curiocity: A Chef's Profile Of Mike DeCamp, La Belle Vie
You could say he's a dime a dozen. From the incredible kitchen at La Belle Vie, Chef de Cuisine Mike DeCamp leans on years of experience and a natural talent instead of the now-typical route of culinary school or collegiate courses.
Curiocity: A Chef's Profile Of Jamie Malone, Part 2
Chef de Cuisine Jamie Malone opened up about her late-night cravings (and also last meal desires) in the second portion of our two-part interview.
Curiocity: A Chef's Profile Of Jamie Malone, Part 1
As Chef de Cuisine of Sea Change, Jamie Malone is turning seafood into works of art — and receiving high accolades for doing so.
Curiocity: A Chef's Profile Of Steven Brown, Part 2
Steven Brown has proven that simple ingredients and an easy approach — both in the kitchen and out — can make for some extraordinary results.
Curiocity: A Chef's Profile Of Tilia's Steven Brown, Part 1
For Steven Brown, it all began with Betty Crocker. That iconic red-and-white cookbook started the spark that eventually spun into being named "one of the best cooking talents this town has ever produced."
Curiocity: A Chef's Profile Of Doug Flicker, Part 2
Last week's Part 1 of our profile of Doug Flicker focused on his humble beginnings and the journey that led him to this point in his career — running a restaurant that's been given a perfect score by a number of critics.
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Meridian Audio Names Memphis-Based Phoenix Unequaled Home Entertainment as New Dealer
Austell, Georgia, September, 2008âMeridian Audio, the British manufacturer of stunningly stylish yet technologically sophisticated digital audio and video systems, is pleased to announce that it has added Phoenix Unequaled Home Entertainment as its newest dealer in the Memphis area.
Meridian has become legendary for its stylish products that create breathtaking high-definition images and stunning surround-sound. The company is master of accurately reproducing the auditory and visual âcluesâ that help create images of sound and color with such purity and integrity that it is as if you hear them through the ears of the record producer or see them through the eyes of the film director. Beyond creating extraordinary sound and pictures, Meridian has always set new standards for elegant, iconic design, with, for example, the classic 1970âs Lecson on permanent display in the New York Museum of Modern Art.
âWe are thrilled to be working with Scott and his team at Phoenix Unequaled Home Entertainment,â? said Ryan Chicoine, Sales Specialist for Meridian. âMeridian provides best-in¬class audio and video solutions and therefore we seek to partner with the very best dealers, and in Memphis, Phoenix was the obvious choice. Scottâs reputation for offering the highest quality of service, and using the finest materials available makes our association a natural fit.â?
Scott Fuelling, President of Phoenix Unequaled Home Entertainment stated, âWe welcomed the opportunity to represent Meridianâs full line of products. Their philosophy of quality and performance first is a solid fit for Phoenixâs approach in the marketplace. We will soon be showcasing a complete audio/video system in our Design Studio and are excited to show our customers the level of performance that Meridian products can deliver.â?
Phoenix is a nationally recognized, award-winning custom residential electronics systems integration firm specialized in engineering, sales, installation, service and support of all electronics systems. In business since 1994, Phoenix is the oldest and largest firm in the mid-south area. With a staff of highly trained, certified engineers, designers, programmers and technicians, Phoenix offers turnkey solutions with the best customer service and support available.
About Meridian Audio Limited
Meridian is based in Huntingdon, near Cambridge, UK, and was founded in 1977 by Allen Boothroyd and Bob Stuart. With a 30-year history of innovation and development of the highest quality consumer audio systems, the award-winning company is widely recognized as a world leader in digital and analogue audio reproduction. Meridian developed the worldâs first audiophile CD player, the worldâs first consumer digital surround controller, developed the MLP lossless packing systems mandated for use in DVD-Audio and Blu¬ray Disc, and is the only UK audio hardware manufacturer to be a member of the DVD Forum. The companyâs optical disc players, DSP-based loudspeakers and Meridian Digital Theatre systems are unique in the industry, maintaining a super-quality digital audio signal throughout the path from the source to the amplifier, and using digital signal processing to generate advanced crossover characteristics that would be impossible with conventional passive analogue systems.
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Makes 2- 9x5 loaves. Crunchy topping : 1/2 cup brown sugar, 1/2 cp flour, 1 tbsp butter, and 1 tsp cinnamon, and 1/4 cup chopped walnuts.Mix and crumble on top of batter before baking. Yummy buts adds unnecessary calories. Submitted by MOMSMESS Carbs: 18.9g | Fat: 4.2g | Fiber: 0.7g | Protein: 1.7g | Calories: 118.1
This healthy veggie frittata features all of our favorite spring goodies! Serve it with crusty bread and fresh fruit salad for a filling meal. Submitted by RICKIEBETH Carbs: 7.4g | Fat: 8.8g | Fiber: 1.9g | Protein: 10.6g | Calories: 146.2
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A man was killed in a crash Tuesday morning in the Highlands.
One man was killed in the 2500 block of Cherokee Parkway at Longest Avenue just before 3 a.m. when a vehicle collided with a tree.
Police said the victim is a man in his late 20's and that he hit a light pole, then struck a tree and was pronounced dead at the scene.
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Global-warming skeptics: Is it only the news media who need to chill?
Some who discount humans' role in altering Earth's climate point to the 'global-cooling' scare of the 1970s.
In the 1970s, mainstream media outlets published stories about a coming age of "global cooling" and the climate disaster it would trigger. Headlines of the time proclaimed "The Cooling World" (Newsweek, 1975), "Scientists Ask Why World Climate Is Changing: Major Cooling May Be Ahead" (The New York Times, 1975), and "Earth Seems to be Cooling Off Again" (The Christian Science Monitor, 1974).
Today, skeptics of global warming sometimes point to what they call the "global-cooling scare" of the 1970s as a reason to discount what they hear now. If the news media 30 years ago hyped "global cooling" and were wrong, skeptics say, doesn't it follow that "global warming" coverage might prove equally wrong?
But those who have looked closely at the two eras or have been part of the scientific community then and now say the comparison is unfair. William Connolley, a sort of self-appointed historian of the global-cooling theory, says that although global cooling was briefly but prominently covered in some speculative news articles,
the idea never got much traction within the scientific community. New data and research over the decades has convinced the vast majority of scientists that global warming is real and under way.
Dr. Connolley's full-time job is climate modeler for the British Antarctic Survey. But on his personal website, and as a contributor to RealClimate.org (a website written and edited by working climate scientists), he's authored a number of articles that try to clarify the place of global cooling in the history of science.
In the mid-1970s, scientists were researching the possibility that the nearly three decades of cooling experienced in the Northern Hemisphere since World War II might be the beginning of a new ice age. Data suggested that perhaps the huge increase in dust and aerosols (tiny airborne particles that reflect sunlight back into space) from pollution and human development might be stepping up the cooling process.


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Dr. Marco A. Albornoz, MD
Rheumatology, M Anthony Albornoz MD
- 1503 Lansdowne Ave Ste 3010
Darby, PA 19023 - 2 Office Locations
- (610) 237-5801
Dr. Marco A. Albornoz graduated from the Esc Auto De Cien Med De Centro America, San Jose, Costa Rica in 1983. He works in Darby, PA and 1 other location and specializes in Rheumatology. Dr. Albornoz is affiliated with Delaware County Memorial Hospital and Riddle Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
Gender: Male
Years in Practice: 32 Years
Languages Spoken: English, Spanish
Medical School: Esc Auto De Cien Med De Centro America, San Jose, Costa Rica
Graduation Date: 1983
Hospital Affiliations: Delaware County Memorial Hospital, Riddle Hospital
Specialties: Rheumatology
*This physician has multiple office locations. See Appointments for details.