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UK terror sweep nets 7 suspects
A large-scale counterterrorism operation conducted by MI5, Britain's security apparatus, along with Scotland Yard's counterterrorism command and West Midlands local police, has resulted in the arrests of seven suspects on terror-related charges. The suspects, six men and one woman, all aged 22-32, are reported to be involved in Islamic extremism and to be British citizens of Pakistani descent.
The operation began Sunday night and lasted well into Monday morning, concentrating on the Moseley, Sparkbrook, Sparkhill, Ward End, and Balsall Heath areas of Birmingham. The six men are being held under Britain's anti-terror legislation on "suspicion of the commission, preparation, or instigation, of an act of terrorism in the UK." The woman is being held under Terrorism Act 2000 for failing to disclose information relating to the plot. All of the arrests were made by unarmed officers, indicating that the plot had not materialized to the phase where the suspects would be in possession of weapons or explosives.
Police are refraining from releasing any specific information relating to the plot or its intended target, but the British media have reported that the potential attack would inflict mass casualties on British soil and that the plot was al Qaeda-inspired.
From the West Midlands Assistant Chief Constable for Security, Marcus Beale:
I fully understand that after a counter terrorism operation of this size, the public will want to know more details about what we suspect may have been going on - and what has prompted us to take this action.For us - once the key issue of public safety has been addressed - and it has been for this operation - the main thing is to do all we can to investigate the matter professionally, thoroughly and fairly.
And in fairness to the suspects - and to any judicial proceedings which may or may not follow - I am sure you can appreciate that this means that I cannot discuss the details of alleged offences in public.
However, I can tell you this was a large-scale operation led by the West Midlands Counter Terrorism Unit. The operation has been running for some time and has been subject to regular review. As a result of one of those reviews yesterday we decided that the time was right and moved to make six arrests during the night, with a further one a few hours later. The arrests were made by unarmed officers. All were arrested from either home addresses or nearby. All are from the Birmingham area, and with the exception of the female arrested, all are under terrorism detention.
We worked hard from early this morning to inform communities in the vicinity of the relevant addresses, stakeholders and partners about the action police officers were taking - and the feedback we have received so far has been supportive. I would like to encourage that if anyone has any information or concerns about the arrests, they can in confidence contact the anti-terrorism hotline number on 0800 789321.
In terms of what happens now, we are continuing to search a total of 14 properties. Some computer equipment has already been removed and is being examined. As I'm sure you are aware, that this may take some time.
I would like to make two final points at this stage. Firstly can I ask that speculation about targets or the identity of suspects be kept to a minimum as this is neither fair to them or to any judicial process which may or may not follow.
And finally, I would like to say that the fact that these arrests have occurred whilst the Liberal Democrat Conference in Birmingham is taking place is a complete coincidence.
READER COMMENTS: "UK terror sweep nets 7 suspects"
Posted by villiger at September 20, 2011 12:45 AM ET:
A little more information here:
Extraordinary thing, unarmed police made the arrests, asking do you have anything that might harm us? (!!!!)
And one arrest at a previous convict's house, who was released after 2 yrs of what seemed a pretty light sentence of 4 yrs for......read the link above!
Posted by Neonmeat at September 20, 2011 5:18 AM ET:
I live in Birmingham, UK, and to be honest I am not so surprised about this as we have had terror related arrests in this area of the City before.
The areas these men come from are pretty much entirely Muslim communities mainly made up of Pakistani and Somali families.
I have enjoyed eating in many of the restaurants in this area and have always found the people there to be very nice and friendly but there is also often Islamist Propaganda posted around the place.
I have never feared an attack in my city as we are so diverse and accepting and I believe Birmingham is the first city in Britain where Black and Asian ethnicities (including a very large Muslim Community) outnumber Caucasians.
On an amusing side note we also used to have a Muslim place of worship called 'Saddam Hussein Mosque', it changed name shortly before the Iraq invasion.
Posted by Kent Gatewood at September 20, 2011 8:37 AM ET:
How likely is it that after trial, conviction, prison, these individuals will have their right to remain in England taken away?
Posted by Neonmeat at September 20, 2011 10:52 AM ET:
@ Villiger
I know it is ridiculous the man wanted to behead someone live on the internet and served less than 2 years of his lenient 4year sentence thanks to good behaviour!
So are we expected to believe he's changed his mind about destroying the country that has housed and welcomed him and his family. Looking at the recent article here on LWJ regarding recidivism rates at Guantanamo I doubt it.
@ Kent Gatewood
They will never be kicked out as if family members are UK residents I believe it is seen as a breach of Human Rights to separate them from their family. Although I believe most of these men are actually natural born UK citizens who are merely of Pakistani descent, therefore the UK is there home anyway. What annoys me is that one of the men reportedly lived in Council run housing which means he wanted to destroy the system that has freely given him as a basic right a home and money for clothes and food. This demostrates the hypocrisy I believe can be found in a lot of these so-called 'homegrown terrorists'. They enjoy the benefits and comforts of Western Capitalist Democracies while simultaneously declaring they want to tear it down.
Posted by Neonmeat at September 20, 2011 10:56 AM ET:
@ Villiger
Its the classic polite British way of doing things!
There was a raid about a year ago in London against a group of wrongly accused Muslim men where they did use guns and ending up shooting one of the suspects and then got sued for it.
Posted by villiger at September 20, 2011 12:30 PM ET:
Kent, zero. These are British citizens, likely born in Britain too. The Brits were not very smart in the caliber of immigrants they allowed in, in the '60s thru probably 2000 or whatever.
'I have never feared an attack in my city as we are so diverse and accepting and I believe Birmingham is the first city in Britain where Black and Asian ethnicities (including a very large Muslim Community) outnumber Caucasians.'
What about Leicester, Luton...?
Whatever, you're probably safer there as they will want to minimise any casualties of their own people!
Btw if its the first in Britain where Africans and Asians outnumber White Caucasians, that would mean its the first in Europe too? A model for the future of Europe? Something to ponder over!
Posted by Paul D at September 20, 2011 3:00 PM ET:
British born Pakis come to mind when i heard about the raids.The second generation seem alot more radical than the first who wanted a quiet life.
Neonmeat-Dont forget London where one in 3 are born overseas!
Posted by Neonmeat at September 22, 2011 10:41 AM ET:
@ Villiger
Indeed there are many cities in Britain that have massive Pakistani immigrant populations, Bradford comes to mind areas of which are practically no go for non-asians. However I can only comment on my own and as I say I have never feared we would be attacked.
@ Paul D
Indeed it is the 2nd generation that seem the most radical. IMO it is because the initial generation came to Britain and made efforts to fit in and join as part of this society which must have been totally alien to them. The 2nd generation however are suffering a clash of idenities, between what they see as their 'traditional' identity as Pakistani Muslims and with the Modern identity as British citizens. So I see it two ways they either become 'westernised' or revert to a version of Islam that even their parents would probably find extreme.
Posted by Charu at September 22, 2011 8:16 PM ET:
No surprises. Birminghamstan and the rest of the UK are just reaping the harvest of decades of Pakistani immigration. Consider, in stark contrast, how the Indian immigrants there are a model minority who have nicely assimilated into the British society. Or, for that matter look no further than the disproportionate number of Pakistanis (and Somalis) arrested for terrorism in the US.


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I'm listening to the NOW 30 CD that I got from the library this past weekend. The songs seem to just brush past me and each one feels so much longer but ends faster than normal.
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I'm afraid I haven't mentioned her before, but I sorta had a girlfriend earlier this year, Ch. I'm calling her Ch because I know that at one point I had mentioned on her about my old crush on C, but thats not the same person so I'm writing "Ch" to distinguish between the two of them.
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I prayed for her daily, sometimes multiple times a day, and communicated with her mom through both text and over the phone and then when I found out my friend got out of the hospital, I talked with her just about immediately. And while I'm not in the same position she was, I don't , I just dont understand or know why I dont get the same in return. She's never there for me, and when I do feel badly and try to express it, she says some shitty thing like "oh, sorry" and then that's it and goes on rambling about her boyfriend. I cant stand it.
I cant stand the feeling of me being out here alone in the dark. I feel like I'm once again stuck again in the closet.
And I know right now its the biology/biological processes going on within my body that are seemingly screwing me over. I don't want to be a girl. I don't want to be Sofia anymore. She's had to suffer too much.
Why can't I just re-emerge as some new person?
But in the meantime, I know that I'll never be the subject of someone else's prayers because nobody has ever put anything on the line to help me. Its all them. Its such a screwed up society like that. I get the brunt (is that the right word/ right usage of the word?) of it. I never get the help because I'm so caught up in other people that I'll lay down my life to help them and then when I dust my knees off to stand up and when I soon after fall down, they walk away and fall again, waiting for me to risk everything once again to save their sorry-ass souls. Why do I come away feeling like the bad guy every time?
Why do I keep seekeing these people out? These people who will control and manipulate me and my every emotion and thought and feeling? Why do I seek out those who are sickest?
It only leads to disappointment and abandonment. I don't really get why friendship is worth it. Its so painful that the occasional reward doesnt always seem worth pursuing any of it anymore.
Sometimes I tell myself I dont care just with the hopes that maybe soon I can make myself stop so caring about others so much. I need to repair myself first. But my promise to not care never follows through. I am sick of that.
I'm sick of being the one risked to help others and never the one who can ask for help. I'm the one who has to always be strong and know the right words to say. Just yesterday, as I was trying to convince myself that I had a purpose, my other friend was trying to stop from hurting herself and I found myself saying these words to her that I have yet to buy into myself. About how none of this was her fault about how the sexual abuse / rape was not her doing/her causing, that she was the victim and that mental illness is about chemical imbalances, not our goodness-gosh awful souls turning in on ourselves and our crippled souls turned dark and ugly.
I'm sick of this confessing shit but where else to do it?
Who wants to listen to it anyway?
I talked to my therapist last week but she didnt even understand what I was saying. hell, thats comforting (SARCASM).
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Insist upon it!
Take the time to speak personally and directly with your counselor. You might pose the question if help might better come through other means.
But... Please be determined to not leave without a plan!
Maybe you need to stop caring so much.
No, not like become an arsehole to everyone, but it's simply a mental thing. Stop treating other people's as yours. It also seems like you want to be completely selfless to others and expect them to reciprocate. I'm not saying that's selfish, but it's unrealistic at times and unhealthy. Learn to stand on your own two feet first.
You'll be happier for it. Don't expect friends to be the 'brunt' of your problems. Friends are there to have fun with too. When sharing problems isn't the basis of forming a friendship then the the problems seem to go away. I hope you get what I'm trying to say.
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Wolf Creek State Park
Eight miles northwest of Windsor, Wolf Creek State Park encompass 11,100 acres of water, 250 miles of shoreline and large tracts of carefully maintained indigenous woodlands ideal for camping, horseback riding, snowmobiling, boat fishing, water skiing, pontoon boating, windsurfing or just plain bobbing and drifting on the glittering expanse of the lake itself. In addition to visiting the small, friendly wooded campgrounds or taking part in the action on the lake, swimming is available from the beach. You can also take a leisurely stroll through nearby forests. An abundance of deer, pheasant, rabbits, wild turkey and songbirds are almost always visible.
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Whitley Creek Recreation Area
This campground has 81 campsites, most of which are shaded.
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Walnut Point State Park
State park with hunting, fishing, camping, hiking and picnicking. Concession stand and boat rental available.
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Timberlake Golf Club
This nine-hole, par 35 course features a campground on premises, along with golfing/camping packages.
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The National at Eagle Creek Golf Course
The National Golf Course at Eagle Creek is a premier public golf course located in Eagle Creek State Park in Findlay, Illinois. Nestled in the heart of over 34,000 acres of woods and prairie on the banks of Lake Shelbyville, The National is a challenging yet fair test for the golfer of any ability. Now with five sets of tees!
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The National at Eagle Creek
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Sullivan Marina
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Spitler Woods State Natural Area
Two-thirds of the area is a dedicated nature preserve containing one of the few remaining stands of old-growth timber in Illinois. Two trails wind through the nature preserve, allowing the hiker to enjoy the unspoiled beauty of the forest.
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Shady Crest Farm Market
Come visit this working Amish farm and apple orchard. They have a variety of fresh fruits and vegetables for sale, plus fresh honey, apple butter and maple syrup. A Deli filled with 15 different Country-Cured Meats & 24 different Cheeses is also available Monday - Saturday. While you're there, enjoy a hand-dipped ice cream cone. You can also find Fresh Baked Goods every Thursday - Saturday. Open year round.
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Okaw Valley Orchard
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North Entrance To Lake Shelby
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Meadowview Golf Course
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Lincoln-Prairie Grass Trail
two miles of paved surface and 10 miles of aggregate surface. Jogging, walking, equestrian riding and biking permitted.
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Lincoln Trail Homestead State Memorial
This is the site of Abraham Lincoln's first Illinois home. Bisected by the Sangamon River, the site also features picnicking and hiking.
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Lincoln Prarie Grass Trail
Ride your bike or walk from Charleston to Mattoon on the Lincoln Prairie Grass Trail.
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Lake View Park Trail
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Iron Horse Golf Club
Iron Horse Golf Club features an 18-hole links style championship golf course with bent grass tees, fairways and greens. Iron Horse provides a challenge to the low handicapper and a fun, playable golf course for the high handicapper. (rated 4.5-5 stars by Golf Digest magazine).
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Hebron Hills Camping
Wooded camp ground, 2½-acre pond, trails, some cabins and full hook-up.
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Friends Creek Conservation Area
18 miles north of Decatur on Route 48 near Argenta. The park feature three nature trails - the quarter-mile Friends Creek Trail, the 2-mile Woodland Trail, and the 2.5-mile Sun Trail. Each varies in difficulty and meanders through topographies ranging from open meadows and floodplains, to towering oak-hickory forests and undulating hillsides.
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Create accessories for the gardener in your life! Use stamps and paints to create designs that emulate your favorite flower or vegetable garden with this project from I Love to Create.
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- Wearing gloves from kit, fill Lime dye bottle with water then shake until thoroughly mixed. Squeeze dye on apron, tote and fabric, turning and squeezing fabric to desired look.
Cover with plastic and let stand 4-6 hours. Fill washer with full load of water and a small amount of laundry soap. Wash pieces then dry in dryer or line dry. Iron smooth.
- Place tote and apron on work surface. Cut vegetable in half lengthwise as straight as possible. Place cut side down on several layers of paper towel to remove excess moisture.
- Squeeze a puddle of 3-D Paint on foil. Tap flat end of sponge into paint then pounce an even coat on vegetable. Immediately stamp where desired. Hold vegetable in one hand then slip other hand under fabric and press from behind, this will ensure good detail.
- Stamp vegetables with the following colors: Onion – Stamp White detail with Gold Metallic. Beet - Stamp and detail with True Red and Leaf Green. Lettuce - Stamp with Crab Apple and Leaf Green detail with Leaf Green. Asparagus - Stamp and detail with Leaf Green. Bell Pepper - Stamp and detail with True Red, Orange and Leaf Green. Carrot - Stamp with Orange detail with Orange and Leaf Green. Artichoke - Stamp and detail with Leaf Green. Jalapeño Pepper - Stamp with Orange, True Red detail with True Red, Orange and Leaf Green. Let dry.
- Shoes: Use Orange to create carrot then use Leaf Green for leaves. Add equally spaced Black squares along top edge.
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Monster-truck rally meets Disneyland at Avalanche Park, the brainchild of experienced rock crawler Steve Rumore, who was concerned that permits to drive on public land were getting harder and harder to come by. So when his real-estate-broker wife saw this 830-acre ranch come up for sale, they pulled out the checkbook. Opened last year, the ranch is modeled after a ski area: Green runs are for beginning drivers; blue are for intermediate; triple black are for those with a death wish. "For the moment, we're asking everyone to stay on the marked trails," says Rumore. But a free-for-all area will open up soon -- as well as a repair shop, a concession stand, a hotel and a conference center.


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Shakespeare Lady Roll
By Chris Hardwick on June 9, 2010
Folks who tuned in to Attack of the Show today probably thought this was a sketch. I certainly did. But I can PROMISE you, IT WAS REAL. Apparently there was a crossed feed and instead of seeing Kevin Pereira and guest host Jessica Chobot, the first three minutes of the show were accidentally hijacked by Chris Barkley, a Shakespeare professor who is about to get REALLY famous as she takes up the scepter as the new Rickroll, something I HOPE you good nerds will help propagate. Please, I beg of you as nerds, MEME THIS. It is your DUTY. Now. Don't wait. Put down your food fork or your XBox controller. The Memeverse NEEDS you.
Professor Barkley apparently teaches Lit at Palomar College in San Marcos, CA and I'm pretty sure this is her home page.
via @MikeWolve
Yeah, if i could get it off my dvr i'd upload a proper dvr rip. I was in the kitchen working on dinner when this happened. i thought it was a bit, but nope, I got Lear rolled.
Fantastic. Best hijacking of the airwaves since THIS:
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That's a tragedy.
It was so weird seeing this on live TV. At first I couldn't tell if AOTS had pranked us viewers or I had accidentally stepped into a bad episode of Sliders.
But she's so…talky.
Man, I was so confused when this was airing. At first I did think it was a sketch, but then it went on, and on, and on. I knew something was up when it cut to Kevin and Jessica in the middle of a sentence and sure enough, on aots's twitter account it was confirmed that this was a technical screw up.
It's a big too long to turn into a meme, IMHO.
The funniest part is one of your crew members asking if you're off the air. The look on Kevins face was priceless for that split second.
As a life-long Bardoloter, I was kinda disappointed when the snafu got fixed. I was ready to sit down for a half hour of script analysis, because I'm just that big of a Shakespeare nerd. My favorite part, though, is that the AOTS feed was still scrolling along the bottom!
Chris Hardwick is viewing my YouTube account! I feel like a celebrity.
I so thought it was an intentional joke, until it passed the two minute mark, then I kept saying " somethings gone wrong, and it's hilarious!" I wondered if they would get tweets over it ( I would have tweeted it myself if I had remebered to boot up my computer before watching) the substitution of them acting out a scene from King Lear instead of break moments was totally rad! besides, I got my break moments fix from the following Web Soup anyway. ( you're welcome.)
Wait, I just had a thought, how meta would it be if they featured the vid this goof up on a future ATN? haha! ooh, or epic fail? :/
The best thing is that I go to Palomar (or did, I haven't decided on Fall), so if I see her…omg.
hahaha i thought the exact same thing as jenn zuko. are we both high? this suuuuuuuucks, but it was hilarious for the first 3 seconds.
Would've been epic if it had been King Lear XXX
This program has been rated TV-14 for severe dramatude.
I had it saved to my computer, but I accidentally deleted it! Bawww… I'm running Recuva, and will happily upload it if I can recover it. Also, anyone have a decent video editing program (Preferably freeware) to cut the video?
HD quality version hot off the DVR here … http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f3B3e1anaCY
so is leer rolling the new rickroll?
In Australia on FuelTV since they show the episode delayed a few hours, they pretty much cut that whole intro out and started from the sequence of Kevin picking up the Power Glove.
So if it wasn't for this post I wouldn't have seen the original, although they did mention it in the show. The joys of live tv!
How is this possible?!? Crossed feed? Wuzzuh??
C'mon…if you're gonna cross feed with something, can we at least get PPV porn instead!?!
HAHA! exactly Scott!!
The most emotional tragedy was her cheeto skin.
I hope no ulcers were caused by this.
To be a proper Bard-roll, you need the singing…
Ne'er shall I render thee
Ne'er shall I frustrate thee
Ne'er shall I gallivant and forsake thee
Ne'er shall I make thee grieve
Ne'er shall I take my leave
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I'm kinda hoping this lady is the next Olivia Munn.
How did this woman ever get a television hosting gig? I've uh never um heard err so many er um "Uhs Ers and Ums" on tv in my um life.
See how distracting that is?


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on the impact the changes will make on the cost of providing services. The State
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With just a few key ingredients and a little bit of time, a loaf of white bread is fresh from the oven and ready to share. Keep the kitchen warm and draft free for the best bread-baking conditions.
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Calories | 116 |
Total Fat | 3g |
Saturated Fat | -- |
Cholesterol | 27mg |
Sodium | 170mg |
Total Carbohydrate | 20g |
Dietary Fiber | 1g |
Sugars | -- |
Protein | 4g |
Calcium | -- |
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Yields: Makes one 9-by 5-inch loaf
Total Time: 2 hr
Oven Temp: 425
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- 2.25 teaspoon(s) active dry yeast
- 2 tablespoon(s) granulated sugar
- 3 cup(s) unbleached bread flour
- 2/3 cup(s) warm milk, 100°F
- 2 tablespoon(s) butter, melted
- 1 whole(s) egg
- 1 yolk
- 1/4 cup(s) oat bran
- 1 teaspoon(s) oat bran
- 1.25 teaspoon(s) fine sea salt
- Make the dough:
Heat oven to 425°F. Stir the yeast, sugar, 1 cup flour, and the milk together in a medium bowl. Cover with a clean, dampened towel and let stand for 45 minutes. Coat a large bowl with the butter and set aside. Stir the egg, yolk, 1/3 cup water (100°F), remaining flour, 1/4 cup oat bran, and salt into the yeast mixture until a shaggy dough forms. Place the dough on a floured work surface and knead until supple -- about 10 minutes. Shape into a ball and place in the buttered bowl -- turn to coat. Cover the bowl with the towel and let dough rise until doubled -- about 1 hour. - Bake the bread:
Lightly coat a 9- by 5- by 3-inch loaf pan with vegetable oil. Punch down the dough, transfer to a floured surface, and knead for 2 minutes. Form dough into a log, place in the pan, cover with the towel, and let rise until doubled -- about 20 minutes. Brush the top of the loaf with a little milk and sprinkle with the remaining oat bran. Bake on the lower shelf until bread is browned and sounds hollow when tapped -- 20 to 25 minutes. Cool on wire rack. Do not slice while loaf is hot.
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By MARK BOGGIS
Wednesday, April 30, 2014
Police are seeking witnesses and are asking anyone who may have been in the Till Road/Camp Road area of Lowestoft late last night to come forward after a woman and a man suffered cuts in an incident there.
A man armed with a knife allegedly jumped out and attacked the man and woman about 11.30pm to midnight last night (Tuesday).
The 30-year-old man and 22-year-old woman told officers they had walked along Summer Road into Till Road and up the alleyway leading to Camp Road when they were attacked.
The woman suffered a 5cm cut to her face and the 30-year-old a cut to his foot before the attacker fled.
A police spokesman said: "We are investigating what happened, and possible motives for the incident, and are keen to hear from anyone who was in the area around this time who may have seen or heard any dispute or altercation."
■ If you were there please call Lowestoft CID on 101.


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I was kicking around the idea of using Arduino to heat and possibly cool my fermentation chamber. It's 60 cf of space, so I was planning on using a pair of 100 watt light bulbs for heat. I think it would be pretty cool to have it hooked up to the internet and be able to control it remotely. Obviously, I'm going to have to learn all the programming, but I'm trying to figure out what hardware I need. *Arduino Uno for the brains of the system. *Relays to power the bulbs, since the Uno can't handle the current or voltage. (2-100W light bulbs draw 1.6A at 120VAC) I was looking at thesehttp://arduino-direct.com/sunshop/in...t_detail&p=155 *Temperature sensor, possibly more than one *A wireless shield to allow the Uno to connect to my home router. http://arduino.cc/en/Main/ArduinoWirelessShield *Light bulb fixtures I was also wondering if I could use an old laptop in place of the wireless shield. That way, I could also hook up a webcam so I could watch my beer ferment. Any input?
Beer is not the answer. Beer is the question. Yes is the answer.
I'm using the Uno and / or Mega2560 along with the Ethernet Shield to monitor and display temperature readings using DS18B20 temp sensors. I use powerline adapters to use my house wiring as an intranet, but I'm also looking at the Copperhead WiFi shield, as it's standard 802.11b which allows encryption, instead of the ZigBee. So far, I've hooked up 15 temp sensors on my breadboard, and can display them either as a text file: or a Steel Canvas: There are also other parts available that can be used to control SSRs, etc. I bought a buttload (ok, 50) of the DS18B20 sensors from china for less than a buck each, and am going to mate them to the hundreds of ethernet cables I have laying around, then use a modified patch panel to bring it all together. My eventual plan is to have one for my brew stand, on for my fermentation chamber, and one for my storage fridges, and monitor them all via my intranet.
Very cool, I'm sure I'll have lots of questions for you when it comes to setting that up. What is the difference between the Mega and the Uno? Is it just the number of I/O pins?
Hi I think I'd vote for keeping things simple. The more boxes that are involved, the more that can go wrong. Bob
Hi Ok, since this is gaining a life of it's own. The original post included a question "can I use an old laptop in place of a wireless shield?" or something very close to that. My comment was in reply to that question. If you believe that replacing a wireless shield with an entire laptop is a good idea, go for it. I'd go for the shield. Bob


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Joey Bada$$
Given Name: Jo-Vaughn Virginie Scott
Aliases: JayOhvee, OG $wank Lord
Age: 19
Occupations: Rapper, Producer
Early Life: Growing up in the Flatbush neighborhood of Brooklyn, Bada$$ was the first of his West Indian family to be born in the states. He enrolled in Edward R. Murrow highschool to pursue acting, but switched his focus to rapping around the age of 14. At 15, he uploaded a freestyle video to YouTube, which was reposted to World Star Hip Hop and caught the attention of Jonny Shipes, manager of Big K.R.I.T. and Smoke DZA. In 2010, he and his Pro Era drew were signed to Shipes' label, Cinematic Music Group.
Releases: The Secc$ Tap.e, collaborative mixtape, May 2012; 1999, mixtape, June 2012; Rejex, mixtape, September 2012; PEEP: The aPROcalypse, collaborative mixtape, December 2012; Summer Knights, mixtape, July 2013, Summer Knights, EP, October 2013; The Secc$ Tap.e 2, collaborative mixtape, February 2014.
Career Highlights: Signed to Cinematic Music Group at age 15. In February 2012, Bada$$ and Capital STEEZ released the "Survival Tactics" video, which got over four million views and a bunch of attention from hip-hop publications. Released 1999 in May 2012; it was nominated for "Best Mixtape" at that year's BET Awards and saw placement on many year end lists. Got his first credits as a producer on STEEZ's 2012 mixtape Amerikkkan Korruption. In January 2013, he was featured on the song "1 Train" on A$AP Rocky's debut album. Made XXL's Freshman Class of 2013. His debut commercial release, the Summer Knights EP, was released in October 2013 and debuted at number 48 on Billboard's Top R&B/Hip-Hop Albums chart.
Sound: Like many of his Pro Era peers, Bada$$ early music was comprised mostly of samples, copping tracks from J Dilla, MF DOOM, Styles of Beyond and others. Since then, he's collaborated with big-name producers such as DJ Premier, Statik Selektah an The Alchemist, all of whose sounds reflect Bada$$ '90s vibe. Clearly a fan of jazzy, chilled-out sounds, Bada$$ also recently delved into reggae with his single "My Yout," which saw him reconnecting with his Caribbean heritage.
Strengths: Since his first freestyle hit the web, Bada$$ draw has always been his precocious lyricism. It's one thing to be a well-known, teenaged rapper, but Bada$$ brainy bars prove that his age isn't the main reason he's a big deal. Even when the subject matter's less than highbrow, like on the recent "Pantie Raid Pt. 2" (below), Bada$$ still finds a way to incorporate lines like "expand your ocular." Some have criticized his reliance on a Golden Age sound, with Bada$$ himself saying that critics often "pigeonhole me into this '90s era box," but his recent attempts to expand his sound have proved just how versatile he really is.
What's Next: In April 2103, Bada$$ announced that his debut album, B4.Da.$$, would be released early in 2014. We haven't gotten any moe confirmation on that, but we do know he's been in the studio with DJ Premier, Pete Rock and Q-Tip working on that project.
Latest Track:
Capital STEEZ (RIP)
Given Name: Jamal Dewar
Aliases: STEELO, Jay Steez
Age: 19 (at time of death)
Occupations: Rapper
Early Life: Steez went to high school with Bada$, and they were friends before they formed Pro Era together in 2009. Before PE, STEEZ rapped with his friend Jakk the Rhymer under the name The 3rd Kind.
Releases: The Yellow Tape, collborative mixtape with The 3rd Kind; Amerikkkan Korruption, mixtape, April 2012; The Secc$ Tap.e, collaborative mixtape, May 2012; PEEP: The aPROcalypse, collaborative mixtape, December 2012.
Career Highlights: Received a lot of praise for his verse on "Survival Tactics," earning spots on XXL's "25 of the Best Closing Lines in Rap" and SPIN's "The 25 Best Rap Lines of 2012" lists. Amerikkkan Korruption was named the most overlooked mixtape of 2012 by MTV.
Sound: Compared to Bada$$, STEEZ was a bit more adventurous with his beat selection, with tracks like "Bonafied Loving" and "47 Piiirates" (below) showcasing sounds pretty far removed from PE's usual blueprint. Funnily enough, both of those songs were produced by Bada$. Elsewhere, STEEZ rapped over beats by Madlib, MF DOOM and DJ Premier, in keeping with the general character of PE.
Strengths: As he proved on "Survival Tactics," STEEZ could easily hang with Bada$$ wordy flows. His rhymes may have not always been as intricate as Bada$$, but with verses that dealt with heavy subjects like government conspiracies, STEEZ always packed in enough significance to make his lyrics insanely enjoyable. Contrary to what you might expect from someone who later committed suicide, STEEZ rarely seemed depressed in his tracks, opting instead for punchlines and some light relief from Bada$$ deep, sometimes overly serious voice. As the good-natured MC once said himself: "I'm more in it for fans than I'm in it for me."
Latest Track: On December 24th, 2013, the one-year anniversary of STEEZ's death, Pro Era shared a video for his song "47 Piiirates."
Chuck Strangers
Age: 23
Occupations: Producer, Rapper
Releases: 1999, mixtape, June 2012; PEEP: The aPROcalypse, collaborative mixtape, December 2012; Summer Knights, mixtape, July 2013.
Career Highlights: Strangers rose to prominence with his work on 1999, which included producing four songs and rapping on two. In 2013, he produced "B.A.R'd," Bada$$ collaboration with Action Bronson on XXL Freshman Class of 2013 mixtape.
Sound: On 1999, all of Strangers' tracks showcased a spacey, keyboard-heavy sound with beats that ranged from more modern, trap-influenced fare, to classicist boom-bap. With his tracks on The aPROcalypse and Summer Knights, Strangers continued to move down the rabbit hole of trippy sounds.
Strengths: Though producing is clearly his main focus, Strangers has showed some promise in his rap verses, especially on "FromdaTomb$," in which he brags about his beer pong skills and raps in a Biz Markie-esque style. Though he's Pro Era's main in-house producer, he hasn't been that prolific as of late, with two beats on Summer Knights and none on The Secc$ Tap.e 2.
Latest Track:
CJ Fly
Age: 20
Occupations: Rapper
Early Life: Along with Bada$$ and STEEZ, Fly is one of the founding members of Pro Era, forming it with his two friends in 2009.
Releases: The Secc$ Tap.e, collaborative mixtape, May 2012; PEEP: The aPROcalypse, collaborative mixtape, December 2012; Thee Way Eye See It, mixtape, October 2013.
Career Highlights: Fly first emerged with two tracks on The Secc$ Tap.e, and three features on 1999. Last October, he released his debut mixtape, featuring appearances from Bada$$, Ab-Soul, Erick Arc Elliott, Buckshot, Phife Dawg, Statik Selektah and BrandUn DeShay.
Sound: His track "Flyin' Lo" from The Secc$ Tap.e sampled Flying Lotus' cover of Slum Village's "Fall In Love," and that gave a good idea of what to expect in the future from CJ Fly. Usually opting for hazy, jazzy instrumentals, CJ Fly's the type to rap over horns and xylophones rather than trap beats and synths. With pretty much no exception, none of Fly's tracks sound anything close to aggressive.
Strengths: Even more so than Bada$$, who's carved out a nice little niche for himself, CJ Fly has done an expert job curating his material, with a distinct sound and no real outliers. Especially in the '90s, there were plenty of rappers who made "jazz rap," but recently, no one has as much claim to that genre tag as Fly. If you're a fan of this non-confrontational, legit jazz sound, CJ Fly will never disappoint, but if not, his tracks can start to all blend together a little bit.
Latest Track:
Kirk Knight
Aliases: Kirk Knasty
Occupations: Rapper, Producer
Releases: The Secc$ Tap.e, collaborative mixtape, May 2012; PEEP: The aPROcalypse, collaborative mixtape, December 2012; The Secc$ Tap.e 2, collaborative mixtape, February 2014.
Career Highlights: Knight began his career with one song on The Secc$ Tap.e and two features on 1999. Becoming initially recognized for his rapping, Knight has since come into his own as a producer, making one track on The aPROcalypse and two each on Summer Knights and The Secc$ Tap.e 2.
Sound: Generally speaking, Kirk Knight makes pretty minimal tracks. His instrumentals usually consist of a no-nonsense beat and one or two melodic instruments as the only accompaniment. He showed how effective this formula could be on Summer Knights cut "LongLiveSteelo," transforming guitar and vocal samples into an emotive, touching instrumental for the STEEZ tribute track.
Strengths: As a rapper, Knight really broke through with his verse on Bada$$ "Amethyst Rockstar," attracting a lot of buzz and proving that he was equally talented in the rapping and beatmaking departments. His delivery is similar to Bada$$, and he's probably the rapper in Pro Era who you could most easily mistake for Bada$$. Right now, he seems ripe to follow CJ Fly as the next Pro Era member with a solo tape to his name.
Latest Track:
Dyemond Lewis
Aliases: Lizard Man, Supa Slacka
Age: 19
Occupations: Rapper, Singer
Releases: The Secc$ Tap.e, collaborative mixtape, May 2012; PEEP: The aPROcalypse, collaborative mixtape, December 2012; The Secc$ Tap.e 2, collaborative mixtape, February 2014.
Career Highlights: Lewis first showed up on The Secc$ Tap.e's relatively strange "Interlude88," and later appeared on two tracks each on aPROcalypse and Secc$ Tap.e 2.
Sound: True to his "Supa Slacka" nickname, Lewis has a supremely smooth flow and usually raps on laid-back tracks. Other than "Interlude88" (in which he delivered a spoken word verse), his only solo outing to date is "Wordz of the Wize," which is a characteristically jazzy PE joint.
Strengths: Though his first few guest spots just featured him rapping, Lewis has recently shown himself to be quite the singer, both on "Wordz of the Wize" and "Sol Luna" (below) from Secc$ Tap.e 2. His rapping lacks the urgency and skill of some of his peers, but as he's only appeared on a handful of PE tracks so far, he's got plenty of room to grow.
Latest Track:
A La $ole
Aliases: Ala Sole
Age: 19
Occupations: Rapper
Releases: The Secc$ Tap.e, collaborative mixtape, May 2012; PEEP: The aPROcalypse, collaborative mixtape, December 2012; The Secc$ Tap.e 2, collaborative mixtape, February 2014.
Career Highlights: A La $ole started off with one solo track on The Secc$ Tap.e, and continued with three on aPROcalypse, one feature on Summer Knights, and two tracks off the new Secc$ Tap.e 2.
Sound: To date, $ole has rapped over the most soulful beats of any Pro Era member. From Bruce Leekix's smooth production on "I Still Love H.E.R.," to the Pete Rock-esque "Renaissance" from aPROcalypse, it seems that, true to his name, $ole prefers soul music to jazz. He hasn't had enough solo tracks to define a distinct style, but that will soon change when he releases his debut mixtape
Strengths: $ole has already proven himself an immensely skilled lyricist, despite his relative lack of material. On tracks like "Dirty Dancing" (below), he rips through nuanced flows like he's been doing this for years, holding his own among PE and giving us plenty of hope for more great music in the future.
What's Next: His solo debut, The Art of SOLE, is coming soon.
Latest Track:
T'nah Apex
Occupations: Singer, Rapper
Releases: The Secc$ Tap.e, collaborative mixtape, May 2012; The Secc$ Tap.e 2, collaborative mixtape, February 2014.
Career Highlights: Sang on two tracks on The Secc$ Tap.e, one each on Bada$$ 1999 and Summer Knights, and one on the second Secc$ Tap.e. She also rapped on 1999's posse cut "Suspect."
Sound: Apex always comes through with very smooth, sensual hooks, splitting the difference between Erykah Badu and recent TDE signee SZA. As she doesn't have any solo tracks with PE to date, we can't say what constitutes her sound yet, but whenever she gets around to it, we're sure it'll be soulful.
Strengths: Were it not for her phenomenal verse on "Suspect," we would've definitely said that singing was Apex's strong suit, but her rapping is just too strong on that track. To date, it's her only appearance as an MC, but if it's an accurate indicator of her talent, she could easily carry an entire tape herself. She mostly employed by PE for hooks, but if given the chance, Apex can really shine in the booth.
Latest Track:
Dessy Hinds
Age: 20
Occupations: Rapper
Releases: PEEP: The aPROcalypse, collaborative mixtape, December 2012; The Secc$ Tap.e 2, collaborative mixtape, February 2014.
Career Highlights: Hinds got his first look on 1999 posse cut "Suspect," and has popped up with increasing features on each successive Pro Era release. He appeared on three cuts on both aPROcalypse and Summer Knights, and two on the new Secc$ Tap.e.
Sound: Of the three solo tracks Hinds has to his name right now, both "Mo Wetter Blues" and "Chocolate Strawberries" (below) feature him in full-on romantic mode. It may just be the fact that both were released around Valentine's Day, or it could be Hinds' aspiration to be PE's resident lyrical lady killer. Not all of his guest verses reflect this character, with his bars showing his versatility, but when Hinds steps off on his own, it's usually to seduce some women.
Strengths: Lyrically, Hinds does a great job of balancing Bada$$-style intelligence with harder rap clichés, perfectly illustrated on Bada$$ "Satellite" when he rhymes "idiolect" with "eyein' the Tec." As he's one of the lesser-known members of the PE crew, Hinds is proof that you need to be an exemplary lyricist to hang with the crew. There hasn't been any word about his solo debut, but you can be sure that his thrilling verses will be a highlight of every PE release from here on out.
Latest Track:
Nyck Caution
Age: 20
Occupations: Rapper
Early Life: Before hooking up with Pro Era in 2012, Caution released a solo mixtape, The Pursuit Vol. 1, in 2011.
Releases: The Pursuit Vol. 1, mixtape, October 2011; PEEP: The aPROcalypse, collaborative mixtape, December 2012; The Secc$ Tap.e 2, collaborative mixtape, February 2014.
Career Highlights: After his solo mixtape, Caution appeared on 1999's "Suspect," six aPROcalypse cuts, two tracks on Summer Knights and one on the new Secc$ Tap.e.
Sound: Caution's mixtape saw him rapping over varied material such as Flying Lotus' "A Milli" remix and Kanye's "Say You Will," meant to show his range as a lyricist. So far, he seems hesitant to pick beats that sound similar, opting instead for his brash lyrics to define him. He hasn't yet had a solo release that contains original production, but as a member of PE he flows just as well on old school boom-bap tracks as he does on some of the more adventurous beats he's rapped over.
Strengths: Lyrics, definitely. The best example of his talent might be Summer Knights' "47 Goons," in which he references Harry Potter, Leonardo Da Vinci, Jorge Posada and the video game "Absolution." He's not afraid to make nerdy references ("get the green like I'm Bulbasaur"), but his rapping is hard-nosed enough that he never once feels soft.
Latest Track: It's actually "Far," but as that's also T'nah Apex's latest, here's a Caution solo track from November.
Get familiar with Pro Era's many members in this week's "Crew Love," where we break down a different crew every other week.
Last week, Pro Era released the triumphant sequel to their debut mixtape, 2012's The Secc$ Tap.e. The new tape, showcasing tracks from up-and-comers like Dessy Hinds, Rokamouth and Nyck Caution as well as the crew's more established stars (Joey Bada$$, CJ Fly and Kirk Knight), proves that Pro Era is one of the deepest crews in the game right now.
Rising to prominence with group leader Joey Bada$$' 2012 mixtape 1999, the Brooklyn crew quickly became fan favorites for their boom-bap revivalism and dense lyricism. After Bada$$ attracted attention, everyone thought that PE's Capital STEEZ would be the next to break, but tragedy struck on December 24th, 2012, when he chose to take his own life. Regrouping and and seeing increased output from its other members, Pro Era returned with Bada$$' 2013 mixtape Summer Knights.
As the entire crew includes more than 40 members, we've chosen Pro Era's 10 most prolific artists to profile in this edition of Crew Love. Read on to learn more about Pro Era, and if there's another crew you'd like to see profiled, shout it out in the comments.


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Syria timeline: how the conflict has escalated – interactive is from The Guardian.
The Evolution Of Syria's Conflict is a New York Times interactive.
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Interactive map and timeline: Syria is from The Financial Times.
The BBC has many resources on Syria.
What's happening in Syria and will the violence end? is from The CBBC Newsround.
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Syria's Year of Chaos: Photos of a Slow-Motion Civil War is a slideshow from TIME.
Syrian refugees is a photo gallery from The Boston Globe.
Deadly Stalemate in Syria is a photo gallery from The Atlantic.
Syrian troops attack suburb as cease-fire deadline approaches is a photo gallery from The Sacramento Bee.
Syria in the Spotlight is an interactive from The Wall Street Journal.
Watching Syria's War is a truly exceptional multimedia presentation from The New York Times.
The Associated Press has an updated interactive.
Watching Syria's War is a video presentation from The New York Times.
A Broader Look at the War Across Syria is a multimedia feature from The New York Times.
Syria: The very, very basics is from The Washington Post.
First Draft: My Theory Of Knowledge Lesson About Syria Next Monday — Help Me Make It Better
Syrian refugee numbers pass 2 million – interactive is from The Guardian.
Syria News Quiz is an interactive from The New York Times.
Here's an updated Associated Press interactive.
Understanding Syria: A visual guide to the latest crisis in the middle east is from USA .
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Connecting Syria's allies and enemies is an interactive from Al Jazeera.
Lesson Plan: An Attack on Syria- What Would You Do? is from the PBS News Hour.
Where would 7 million displaced Syrians fit? is an interesting — and sad — interactive from Al Jazeera.
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Here's the link: http://www.ebay.com/itm/171135970172?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1497.l2649
I've ordered one and it looks like there's 8 of them left at $13 shipped.
Hope this works out well. I've been after one of these for a while. They will probably come down to half this price in a few months, but still...
Thanks! I just pulled the trigger - $13 is fair enough for this. I suspect its pretty useless for mitigating flare, but I like these little hoods for a small measure of physical protection. Will live on the lens.
I probably will have few occasions to remove the hood as well. I tend to store the EF-M lenses with hoods on, front caps off in a Domke F5XB. It makes getting them out and ready to use just a bit quicker and keeps the front element safe from rubbing the bottom of the Domke.


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How to Avoid the Winter Blues
by Dana Angelo White in Healthy Tips, December 30, 2012
Lots of folks get way too cozy with comfort foods during the winter months. Less daylight, cold temps, and more time indoors can lead to a full-blown case of Seasonal Affective Disorder or simply leave you feeling a little gloomy . .. and craving rich, comforting foods. Help keep your mood and waistline in check using these tips.
It's easy to ditch your workout routine during the cold weather months but you'll miss out on benefits like cardiovascular fitness and stress relief. Keeping committed to your physical activity will also help you burn off all those extra holiday calories.
Don't forget about fruits and veggies
There's less in season in most parts of the country during the dead of winter but that's no excuse to skip the produce. Hit up a winter farmers' market or experiment with different types of citrus and tropical fruits — it's the height of their harvest season! Try taking a stroll down the freezer aisle. Frozen produce (on its own — not drenched in sugar or creamy sauces) is just a nutritious as fresh. Canned and dried fruit and veggies are other healthy alternatives.
Boost serotonin
Tasty and nutrient-dense carbs like oatmeal, popcorn, whole-grain pretzels, brown rice and whole-grain pasta are packed with protein, vitamins and fiber. They help to release a feel-good hormone called serotonin—perfect to help boost a gloomy mood.
Watch the booze
A jug of spiked egg nog or a hot toddy might sound like a good way to unwind but too much alcohol can make a bad mood even worse. If you do choose to drink, do so responsibly and keep the calorie count in check using our tips.
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No need to avoid high-calorie favorites like meatloaf, mac and cheese, lasagna or fried chicken. Give your favorite comfort foods a makeover with our help.
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Very nice B&B with excellent service. We stayed in a large 2-person bedroom with a large bathroom. Very good breakfast!
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- Anonymous
- Denmark
- Female, 25-30
- (13 reviews)
Stayed in a "Double Bed Private Ensuite" for 2 nights. The standard of the room can be compared with a 2-3 star Hotel, having a small fridge, tv, spacious fresh toilette, good quality bed & balcony. With a city entral location and helpful staff this place is spot on.
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- johanssonpaul8284
- Sweden
- Male, 31-40
- (22 reviews)


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Apple's iOS 5.1 update rumored to launch March 9
Profiles created for different iPhone operators point to early March as a possible date for the release of iOS 5.1, one that could coincide with the debut of the iPad 3.
Apple's been mum lately about iOS 5.1, but new rumors suggest the update could launch on March 9.
Digging into profiles sent by Apple to various iPhone carriers, blog site YourDailyMac found a pointer to 09Mar2012 in one of the text strings. Aimed for operators in Japan, France, Greece, Finland, and Sweden, the profile files are designed to ensure that network connections will continue to work after iOS devices are updated to the latest version. The files are also said to be compatible with iOS 5.1, according to YourDailyMac.
Of course, like most rumors, this one should be taken with a grain of salt. Apple is usually too secretive to reveal a launch date in a simple text string. And even assuming the date has specific significance, it doesn't necessarily mean that's when iOS 5.1 will see the light of day.
Yet the timing would be right if Apple wants to coincide the release of IOS 5.1 with the launch of the iPad 3. The next version of the tablet is reportedly due to hit the market sometime next month. Fellow blog site The Verge has even latched onto March 9 as a potential launch date for the new tablet and February 29 as the unveiling date, with 2012 being a leap year.
"If Apple were planning on having these ready for the weekend of March 9, it seems relatively possible that they could choose that date...perhaps with a catchy theme like 'It's time to leap ahead,'" wrote The Verge's Joshua Topolsky.
The iPad 2 was unveiled on March 2 last year and then went on sale the following Friday, March 11. And the announcement of a new iOS version following the iPad 3 could provide that Jobsian "one more thing" touch that Apple fans have been missing.
The rumors don't answer the key question of whether iOS 5.1 will resolve the battery drain issue that's been plaguing iOS users.
Apple has so far pushed out three beta versions of the latest update to developers. Earlier releases of the beta garnered mixed results , with some reporting an improvement in battery life but others saying they saw no difference.
Apple did not immediately respond to CNET's request for comment.


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