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The AI of the enemy is impressive and it'll take every opportunity to cut you down. Swipe an enemy upwards, perform a quick mid-air combo and then finish by plunging your sword into their bellies as they fall to the ground. Using the environment also helps you too. Ryu can run along walls giving him extra momentum to strike much harder. He can even hop off walls and perform an almighty downward slice that'll become your second-best friend.
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Cassie moved her mother, and partners Manuel and Rosa from Texas to Colorado to start a new life. They started raising sheep in cattle country which did not set well with Raymond Watkins. Her neighbor Jake, head of the Cattlemen's Association knew something was not quite right when he met Cassie. Things started happening around the double P and Jake was always there to help Cassie put them right again. Little by little she was melting Jake's COLORADO HEART, however Jake was not sure he could break through all of her defenses so they could have a future together.
Ms. Holby transports the reader back in time to the old west. A time when cattlemen and shepherd's were bitter enemies. This is the second book in her Angel's End series and can stand on it's own, without readers needing to have read the first book. However, I enjoyed COLORADO HEART so much that I have found the first and will be reading that one too. The characters are very believable as well as likeable.
Cassie tries to be strong for her family as she deals with hatred from one of her neighbors and also while trying to put her life back together after a rape. Jake, while a cattle rancher, believes that she has the right to do what she wants on her land and will fight to the bitter end to help her. While Raymond Watkins and his hand Baxter are the bad guys that we love to hate.
Descriptions of scenery throughout give readers an added bonus in picturing the scenes as they unfold before them. Ms. Holby is a very talented writer and I for one look forward to more enjoyable books coming our way. Historical fiction at it's best and well worth an afternoon sitting in a comfortable chair with a cup of coffee to wile away a couple of hours.
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June 7 - The Annual Spring Frolic
Events similar to last year are for everyone,
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The Schwenkfelder, Mennonite Heritage Center and Goschenhoppen Historians invite you to a one-day Pennsylvania German textile history conference, scheduled for Saturday, February 21, 2015 (snow date, Saturday, February 28) in the meeting room of the Schwenkfelder Library & Heritage Center. The cost of the conference is just $30 and will include what is certain to be a delicious lunch!
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The renovated Washburn Water Treatment Plant has been a project a long time coming in the city and it finally came to completion in mid-September.
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It might be just a drop in the bucket, but Wilton residents will be seeing a 10 cent increase in the water rates.
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The housing study and motel feasibility study in Washburn are underway after a gathering of interested community members Sept. 29.
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The Washburn ambulance held their annual pancake breakfast on Sunday, but instead of it being held in the Memorial Building, as it has been in years past, the feed was moved into the new ambulance bay.
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Wilton and Cenex try to clear up property line issue
The sign for Wilton Cenex lies on property belonging to the City of Wilton.
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New York Yankees Re-Sign Slade Heathcott
Slade Heathcott batted .271 with 19 extra-base hits for Charleston. (Mandatory Credit:-Mark LoMoglio/MiLB.com)
After not being tendered a contract in November, outfielder Slade Heathcott is back with the New York Yankees on a minor league contract with an invitation to spring training according to Joel Sherman.
Heathcott, 24, was the 29th overall pick in the 2009 draft as a compensation...
Slade Heathcott, the man who would be Josh Hamilton, is no longer a Yankee prospect
Yesterday, the Yankees jettisonned two of their most ballyhooed prospects of this new "Troubled-Yankees Millennium:" Slade Heathcott and Jose Campos are now free to walk around the cabin. They can sign with any team they wish. And the Yankiverse can add two more names to its Legion of the Lost.Campos came in the (in)famous Jesus Montero/Michael Pineda trade, and often was...
Congrats to Zolio and Frankie
Just so it's said...Congrats to everyone involved in the emancipation of Zolio Almonte and Francisco Cervelli, the Yankees longtime human paperweights.It won't be the same, without the Empire continually having them to ignore, in favor of signing other team's castoffs.I'm not sure who can fill the role of career rented mule, but I'm sure someone will step forward. Slade Heathcott...
Uh-oh. Another Yankee prospect might have just bitten the dust
This kid made a huge comeback last season after a pile of wrist issues. Conceivably, he could have reached NYC late next year. Now... Slade Heathcott II..?
After Jeter's number goes, it will be a long, long time before the Yankees close out another jersey
Like all Yankee fans, while fidgeting in bed late at night or sitting on the throne of eternal knowledge, I've occasionally tried to calculate exactly when the Evil Empire - (aka, the Incompetent Empire) - will run out of jersey numbers.After Jeter's "2" is retired - (realistically, it is already gone) - we will have taken 18 numbers off the books. You could argue that it took...
Yankees September Roster Moves
The Yankees opened up the roster's this afternoon, adding eight players to the club. Here is the list of moves made today. Only surprise is the the Heathcott move, by adding him to the 60-day disabled list they have activated his big league clock, but they have depth in the outfield so it really is a low risk move.
Recalled C John Ryan Murphy, RHP Preston Claiborne, RHP Bryan...
The Descent Begins In Earnest. Do Not Read This. It Is long, Insightful and Painful.
Duque says, "we dodged a bullet," when Cliff Lee turned up lame. I disagree. We tried to make that deal with the same enthusiasm and foresight the Yankees exhibited in using a top draft pick on Andy Brackman, knowing he was headed for career ending surgery. We tried to sign Cliff Lee utilizing the same planning and keen insight it took Brian Cashman to use a top draft pick...
BronxPinstripes' Midseason Top 15 Prospects
With injuries and under-performance running rampant through the Yankees farm system, this list is quite a shakeup from past prospect reports. Once thought to be top-5 prospects, the stars of Mason Williams and Slade Heathcott have fallen significantly. Another former top prospect, Rafael DePaula, is now in San Diego after being moved for Chase Headley.
However, it's not all bad...
April May, but June Ju-LIES... The Yanks are four games behind last year's pace
Those who forget the past...Maybe we should start calling them "the Even Empire," as in "breaking even." They win a game, then they torture one.Exiting the month of May - which traditionally was cruel to Yankee powerhouses of the early 2000s - here is what I know:1. The AL East is a putrid cesspool of antique collections of mediocrity - plus a young one, Tampa Bay. Unless the Blue...
Over the holiday weekend, the Yankees' farm clubs posted football scores
Monday, the mashers of Moosic scored 2 touchdowns and a 2-point conversion.Check out Ramon Flores, who has hit 3 HRs in two games.Meanwhile, Trenton was posting 13 runs. (But nobody batting .300.) Neither of the Baseball America-approved prospects,Slade Heathcott and Mason Williams, had much to do with it.Sunday, the Charleston Riverdogs put 17. (We had a report on Mike Ford...
New York Yankees Top 10 Prospects
The New York Yankees have a poor farm system. Almost every one of the team's top prospects underperformed last season, so it's difficult to accurately assess the system moving forward. Sanchez and Murphy are good catching prospects. Judge is a mystery and could become a good power hitter. Austin, Heathcott, and Williams are all highly-regarded outfielders who performed poorly...
Note To Research Staff : Please look Further
It is one thing to assess and argue about who our next pitching staff members will be, but we have another problem.With only a handful of old, average pitchers available in our " farm system," the Yankees are going to have to score a lot of runs to win games. Two or three runs per game for our side is a guaranteed loss. At the moment, we have one of the lowest averages in the AL...
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1. Think that Derek retired last year, and departed with Mariano. I watched him yesterday get thrown out by the Oriole third baseman, on a ground ball that he backhanded while sprinting up the left-field foul line onto the outfield grass. The announcers talked about how Derek was busting it up the first base line ( and he was ), but his foot speed reflected recent leg injuries...
Down on the Farm: BronxPinstripes' Top 20 Prospects
Gary Sanchez headlines BP's prospect rankings for 2014 (Photo Credit: Trenton Thunder/Facebook.com)
Everyone loves to look at prospects – the unproven players with a boatload of potential who could be the next face of their franchise. The reality is that most prospects never fully live up to that potential. For every Derek Jeter, there's ten Eric Duncan's or Brien Taylor's...
Reason for hope: In his write-up on Yankee prospects, Keith Law calls Slade Heathcott "legitimately a crazy person."
I believe that I speak for the Yankiverse in saying: We'll take him!Actually, Law quotes an unnamed scout, who questions Heathcott's sanity. Two years ago, the night after a torturous magazine-length feature article appeared in the local newspaper detailing Slade's troubled youth - (we're talking shotguns, booze, abandonment, and living in cars) - this is what happened when he...
Baseball America Releases Top-10 Yankees Prospect List
Gary Sanchez found his name at the top of Baseball America's annual top Yankees prospects list (Photo: MiLB.com)
Baseball America, the premiere website for minor league baseball coverage, released their annual list of the top 10 New York Yankees prospects on Monday. To no one's surprise, catcher Gary Sanchez topped the list, which was compiled by former Trenton Thunder beat writer...
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mocking the Bloody Big Deal with a more appropriate tag line. Philadelphia supporters expressed their disgust with the Nick Sakiewicz regime after the Union missed out on the playoffs again. One intrepid Colorado fan even got in the mix by hiring a
guys will be ready to go." Curtin is ready, too. He isn't sure what comes next, though Philadelphia CEO Nick Sakiewicz told ESPN last week Curtin will remain on staff even if he isn't handed the permanent job. He just knows what
three wins this season are one off the league low. "You've got to win.... I go back to our fans," team CEO Nick Sakiewicz said. "They don't deserve ties at home; they deserve victories. They don't deserve being near the bottom of
Vincent Nogueira, but their pervasive impact on the team did not prompt the expected uptick in results. Union CEO Nick Sakiewicz backed Hackworth in mid-May after the club ended a nine-match winless streak with a gritty victory at Sporting
members of the starting XI. There are no easy fixes available right now to ensure better days beckon. Philadelphia CEO Nick Sakiewicz backed Hackworth in a statement issued on Thursday and outlined his desire to pursue a high-profile striker addition
location in the Philadelphia region is the perfect spot to host college soccer's pinnacle event,'' Union CEO Nick Sakiewicz said. ''It is only fitting that this event be played in one of the best soccer stadiums in America.'' This year
our entire organization, we welcome Jonny and are excited he has decided to join our team," said President/GM Nick Sakiewicz . The California native became a mainstay with Catolica and helped lead the team to the 2002 Chilean Apertura (spring
me and I enjoyed them very much. It was just time for a change and to do something different." General Manager Nick Sakiewicz said: "We congratulate Clint. He was a tremendous asset for the . He delivered some of the most memorable moments
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London: Mike Tyson has revealed that he used to be bullied for his high-pitched voice and lisp in school.
He said that kids teased him because he was "fat and ugly."
"The only nice thing I remember about being a kid was my pigeons that I kept on the roof," the Sun quoted him as saying.
Then, one day, one of the bullies grabbed his pigeon, twisted its head off and sprayed its blood all over him. Tyson hit him.
"It felt great. Hitting was something I was good at," he said.
Tyson developed a lust for violence and by the time he was 12, he had been arrested 38 times and sentenced to time in Spofford Juvenile Center in the Bronx.


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I'm doing it. I'm having a go at freecycling. Wheee. Clear out that shed of unwanted baby stuff and random old gifts and weird things that we moved with three years ago but still haven't used.
Let our trash become someone's treasure!
It was pretty straightforward to sign up. Just search for your location (in my case, Berkeley) then join a Yahoo group. But how easy will it be to get my stuff moving?
Well, I signed up yesterday and just got rid of my Brita pitcher and 10 filters. Yay!
One thing down and a whole shed to go…
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SATURDAY APRIL 18TH, 2015, 9AM to NOON, at scott Park, Champaign, Illinois
This year is the 10th Boneyard Creek Community Day!
This event is only possible because of our many community volunteers. Volunteers clean up litter and non-native plants from areas all over Champaign Urbana. Work sites vary from those suitable for younger children to more challenging sites. |
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Dress to work outside. No open-toed shoes. Some projects may involve getting into the creek. Those participants should wear boots. Please bring your own refillable water bottle and wear your t-shirt from a previous year if you have one.
Why are we doing this?
Boneyard Creek Community Day is a way to celebrate and protect our lakes and streams by engaging volunteers to pitch in and clean. Litter looks bad and leads to more litter. It clogs storm drains causing local flooding and ends up in receiving streams harming aquatic life. This event helps remind us all to be responible citizens and put trash in its place.
Registration is now open for the 2015 Boneyard Creek Community Day!
Please register by 5pm, Wednesday April 15th. If you are registering before the 4/15 deadline, use the link below. If you need to register after this deadline please email Betsy Liggett at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please only email Betsy Liggett if you are registering after 5pm on Wednesday April 15th.
Please register by 5pm, Wednesday April 15th. If you are registering before the 4/15 deadline, use the link below. If you need to register after this deadline please email Betsy Liggett at firstname.lastname@example.com. Please only email Betsy Liggett if you are registering after 5pm on Wednesday April 15th.
The Boneyard Creek Community Day is possible because of generous sponsorship from community businesses and organizations. For information regarding being a 2015 sponsor, including being a lunch sponsor, contact Debby Auble (email@example.com).
Thank you to last year's sponsors!
Boneyard Creek Community Day is proud to have many student participants. Please join us after the clean-up for lunch, music, and educational displays suitable for all ages at Scott Park.
2014 Displays Included:
- Fishes of the Boneyard
- Hydrology Model
- Feed the Thing Recycling
- Rainfall Simulator
- Boneyard Arts Festival
2013 Totals:
- 330 volunteers
- 7 clean up sites
- 845 acres of land cleaned up
- 3.9 shore miles cleaned up
- 1 shore mile invasive species removed
2014 Totals:
- 400 volunteers
- 7 clean up sites
- 1,459 acres of land cleaned up
- 2.6 shore miles cleaned up
- 0.2 shore miles invasive species removed
These photos have been provided by an amazing group of volunteer photographers:
- Cecil Bilbo
- Gregg Cook
- Sheila Daniels
- Silvia Eaton
- Jana Mason
- Jim McGuire
- Greg McIsaac
- David Oliver
- Della Perrone
- Gary Price
- Nichole Summers
- Renee Weitkamp
In 2013, local artists painted 9 murals as a gentle reminder to put trash in its place. Sponsors included: Public Art League, Champaign County Design & Conservation Foundation, Champaign County Soil & Water Conservation District, City of Champaign, Urbana Park District, and University of Illinois.
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During Tuesday's joint primary elections, voters across the state will cast ballots for the high profile positions of governor, attorney general, railroad commissioner and others. Candidates have been addressing pressing public issues such as religious freedom, taxes and Obamacare. Experts at The University of Texas at Austin who are engaged in the state's political and… » Continue Reading


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Apple ordered to pay $532.9m in iTunes patent infringement case
Apple has been ordered to pay $532.9 million in an iTunes patent infringement case, Bloomberg reports. Texas-based Smartflash LLC brought a suit against Apple claiming that the Cupertino company infringed three patents related to iTunes digital rights management and "inventions related to data storage and managing access through patent systems." The original claim sought $852 million in damages as an entitlement to a percentage of sales of all of Apple's devices capable of accessing iTunes.
Apple had responded to the allegations by stating that it did not recognize the Smartflash patents, pointing out that "Smartflash makes no products, has no employees, creates no jobs, has no U.S. presence, and is exploiting our patent system to seek royalties for technology Apple invented." Apple lawyers repeatedly argued that the patents in question were invalid and that Smartflash's royalty demands were "excessive and unsupportable," noting that Apple should not be required to pay royalties on the full price of an iPhone when the dispute only pertains to a single feature, stating that "It doesn't make a lick of sense that one person would buy an iPhone and not make calls." Apple notes that it will appeal the decision. Smartflash, which appears to be in the sole business of having licensed seven patents, has also launched patent infringement claims against Samsung, Google, and Amazon.
Apple reportedly streamlining Genius Bar experience
Apple is planning some significant changes to how Genius Bar appointments are handled in its retail stores, according to a new report from 9to5Mac. Citing several inside sources, the report notes that the initiative, dubbed "The new Concierge," is expected to launch in Apple's U.S. retail stores starting in early March. Under the new system, customers walking into a store and looking for a Genius Bar appointment will be placed on a priority-based wait list after describing their issue to an Apple Store employee, and will then receive a wait time based on how "important" the issue is. So a customer with a broken iPhone screen would be automatically prioritized over somebody seeking help with a more minor issue. Customers can then provide a phone number to receive text messages with time updates, so they can continue shopping elsewhere in the area and know when to return to the Apple Store for their scheduled appointment.
The brainchild of Angela Ahrendts, Apple's Senior Vice President of Retail Operations, the new system is being heralded by Apple employees as "one of the most significant changes to Apple Store operations in several years" and is expected to reduce congestion in Apple Stores and hopefully make customers happier by reducing fatigue and impatience while waiting for appointments. At this point, the new system will only apply to walk-in Genius Bar requests, however; appointments booked online will continue to be scheduled for specific times as they have been in the past.
Report: Apple acquires Camel Audio
Apple has acquired music software developer Camel Audio, according to a new report from MacRumors. Citing information found on a corporate registry site, the report notes that the U.K.-based company's address has been updated to match that of Apple's London office, and the sole director of the company is listed as a member of Apple's legal team. Camel Audio was best known for Alchemy, its modular music editing suite that incorporated a range of plug-ins, synthesizers, effects, and sound libraries, along with powerful resynthesis engines and other features. The developer shut down most of its operations early last month, although at the time no reason was given for the sudden change; this latest information suggests Camel Audio quietly wound down its operations after being acquired by Apple. While it's unclear what Apple's specific plans may be for Camel Audio, it seems reasonable that the company's technologies and talents will be directed toward work on Apple products such as Logic Pro X or GarageBand.
VISA 'tokenization' may speed Apple Pay EU deployment
VISA has announced that it will be introducing a new payment "tokenization" service in Europe designed to help facilitate mobile payment solutions. Intended to be available for European financial institutions to take advantage of as early as April, the new service will replace traditional plastic credit card numbers with unique one-time tokens that can be used to authorize payments without needing to expose account information. This form of one-time "tokenization" is a key component of the security behind Apple Pay, and while the VISA announcement simply mentions mobile devices and contactless payments in general terms, it seems likely that this development is intended to at least indirectly provide support for a future rollout of Apple Pay within the European Union. [via TNW]
Apple releases iOS 8.3 beta 2 to developers
Apple has released a second beta of iOS 8.3 to registered developers, continuing its parallel iOS 8.3 beta cycle which started earlier this month alongside the iOS 8.2 betas. This latest beta features a build number of 12F5037c and details few changes in the release notes from the prior beta. According to a report last week, Apple plans to begin releasing public betas with iOS 8.3 sometime in March; this second developer beta is likely the last for this version prior to the beginning of the public beta cycle.
Toyota currently has 'no plans' to adopt CarPlay in the US
Despite being listed as a partner company on Apple's CarPlay page, Toyota currently has "no plans to adopt [...] CarPlay in the United States," according to an article from The New York Times. The report mostly examines how Google and Apple are vying to develop the best in-car dashboard systems. John Hanson, the national manager of Toyota's advanced technology communications, noted that the company is in frequent talks with both companies, but that the car maker currently prefers to use its "own in-house proprietary platforms for those kinds of functions." Hanson conceded that the company may "eventually wind up there," which may explain why Toyota remains a CarPlay partner, but the lack of any specific plans in this case raises questions about how soon CarPlay may actually be coming to new vehicles from any of Apple's listed CarPlay partners. While it also remains unclear as to whether Toyota may implement CarPlay in other markets — considering that Hanson specifically limited his comments to the company's U.S. operations — it's worth noting that as a national manager, he likely wouldn't comment on what Toyota's plans may be outside of the U.S.
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Report: Apple to release iOS public betas
Apple plans to begin releasing new versions of iOS as public betas, according to a new report by 9to5Mac. Intended to help eliminate bugs from upcoming iOS versions before general release, the model will follow the one used by Apple for OS X Yosemite last summer — a public beta cycle that will begin following the early developer betas, running in tandem with the developer program up until general availability of the new operating system. The report notes that Apple intends to begin the new program with the release of the upcoming iOS 8.3 update as a public beta in March, aligned with the third developer beta release of that version; iOS 9 will also allegedly follow a similar schedule to last year's OS X Yosemite releases, with an announcement at WWDC and the beginning of the developer beta program, followed by a public beta in mid-summer, and the normal final release in the fall. The iOS public beta program is expected to be limited to 100,000 users "in order to maintain a higher level of exclusivity."
Japan Display vying to be Apple's primary display supplier
Japan Display is in talks with Apple about the possibility of manufacturing smartphone screens, Reuters reports. Citing a "person familiar with the situation," the report reveals that Japan Display and Apple are presently negotiating, with Japan Display looking for Apple to carry the majority of the 200 billion yen ($1.7 billion) investment in building a new display manufacturing plant. The discussions are confidential, but a successful deal between the two companies would attempt to have the new plant in operation next year, and would make Japan Display the primary supplier of displays for next-generation iPhones. The report notes the new plant would be expected to have a larger capacity than Japan Display's existing facilities in Mobara — a plant that is running close to its capacity, according to Japan Display CEO Shuichi Otsuka. Japan Display currently produces approximately 50,000 meter sheets of LCD screen per month, with some of the sheets being used for the iPhone 6.
Report: Apple looking to produce electric cars by 2020
Apple has set an internal goal to begin producing an electric vehicle by 2020, Bloomberg reports. With automakers normally taking between five and ten years to develop a car, the timeframe suggests an aggressive goal by Apple to compete in a market expected to be otherwise dominated by Tesla and General Motors — two companies that are said to be targeting a release of an electric vehicle within the next two to three years that can travel more than 200 miles on a single charge and cost under $40,000. While nothing is certain as Apple only appears to be in the early research and development stages of this project, the company already has a car team of about 200 people and has been adding new hires at an increased rate in recent months, specifically looking for experts in areas such as batteries and robotics.
Apple's new car team provides insight into company's plans
An in-depth look at Apple's 'electric car team' put together by 9to5Mac has revealed some additional insight that suggests that Apple is very likely working on an electric car, contrary to much of the dismissive speculation being put forth by industry analysts that have suggested the company is merely working on an enhanced software or electronics platform. The report notes that the team includes a "long list of automotive experts" that go well beyond software, including hardware engineers from companies such as Tesla and Ford, and many others from "an automotive hardware background." It's also notable that many of these new hires joined Apple only very recently — around the time that Apple CEO Tim Cook reportedly approved the new car project. The talent and sheer number of employees would seem to imply that Apple's ambitions go beyond only providing components for a vehicle or developing a software platform.
Apple Watch fashion marketing ramps up with Self Magazine cover debut
With the debut of the Apple Watch expected in about two months, Apple has begun its marketing efforts to position the new wearable device as a fashion accessory. The cover of the March issue of Self magazine features supermodel Candice Swanepoel sporting an Apple Watch with a white sport band. Presented in an athletic setting, the image seems intended to blend the trendy consumer fashion aspect of the Apple Watch with its health and fitness features.
Apple releases iTunes 12.1.1 update for Windows
In a rare move, Apple has released an iTunes 12.1.1 update specifically for Windows users only, with fixes related to direct synchronization with Outlook and iOS devices. The update also addresses an audio playback glitch, and the release notes also indicate that the update "improves compatibility with screen readers." The update should appear via the normal software update mechanism, however it is also available for download directly at http://www.apple.com/itunes/download. [via 9to5Mac]
Apple Watch: more than 5M units for first run; international sales push?
Apple has asked suppliers to manufacture five to six million units of its upcoming Apple Watch for the product's first run, The Wall Street Journal reports. Half of that total will be made up of the lower-end Apple Watch Sport, which will start at $349. A third of the production will be dedicated to the mid-tier model, with the remaining amount — about a sixth of the initial total, based on these figures — to be the high-end Apple Watch Edition. Production for the Edition is expected to pick up in the second quarter, according to sources. Prices on the Edition and mid-tier Watch are still unknown, but the report speculates the Edition will "likely" cost more than $4,000.
In yet another new report related to Apple Watch, Bloomberg notes Apple recently met with Mexican regulators "to discuss advances in health-care devices." According to the report, the meeting is indicative of a push to sell the Apple Watch in international markets. Apple's international timeline for Apple Watch is unclear at this time.
Apple nixed health features from Apple Watch
Apple had originally intended for the upcoming Apple Watch to have a much stronger focus on health-related features, a new report by The Wall Street Journal reveals. Seemingly confirming early rumors, the report notes that Apple had wanted to position the Apple Watch as a "state-of-the-art health-monitoring device" that would be able to monitor blood pressure, heart activity, stress levels, and more. In the end, however, Apple found that such features either didn't work reliably, proved too complex, or could have possibly resulted in "unwanted regulatory oversight."
Apple reportedly began developing the Apple Watch four years ago as a device almost entirely focused on health and fitness. While it's not uncommon for Apple to experiment and research different products and technologies, the report notes that the watch was "especially challenging" and in fact became known internally as a "black hole" project, sucking in company resources. Among other things, Apple experimented with sensors designed to measure skin conductivity, which showed promise for heart rate and stress monitoring, as well as ways to detect blood pressure and blood oxygen levels. However, these and other health sensor technologies available at the time reportedly failed to meet Apple's standards and produced inconsistent results. The sensor data varied widely on different people due to things like skin conditions, body hair, and how tightly a person wore the watch. There were also concerns that if Apple interpreted the numbers to provide health or behavioral advice, the company may have needed FDA or other regulatory approval to be able to sell the Apple Watch. In the end, Apple had to settle for the more basic pulse-rate monitoring feature. Sources familiar with the matter, however, have noted that even though these features have been shelved for the initial Apple Watch release, it would seem Apple has not given up on them entirely and they may find their way into future models.
Apple WatchKit developers attending workshops in Cupertino
Apple has invited several third-party iOS app developers to Cupertino to provide assistance with testing and finalizing Apple Watch apps, 9to5Mac reports. The company is apparently also holding workshops for over 100 different developers throughout the month of February. The select group of developers reportedly includes companies working on sports applications, productivity software, banking applications for Apple Pay functionality, and more. As is typical with the pre-launch secrecy Apple normally employs for its products, developers noted that they were in many cases asked to travel to Cupertino on an urgent timeline with very little notice, and that the meetings themselves were conducted with anonymity between developers in attendance, with individuals labeled by unique number identifiers rather than names.
Several of the developers in attendance were also able to provide some initial impressions of the Apple Watch, highlighting some of the more impressive and unique features, describing the Watch OS as "more sophisticated" than the competing Android Wear solutions. However, some functionality is reportedly not yet active, and the built-in Watch features were said to be limited in much the same way the original iPhone was in 2007.
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WSJ: Apple working on electric car
Apple "has several hundred employees" working to create an electric vehicle, The Wall Street Journal reports. The project is reportedly codenamed "Titan" and early vehicle designs are similar to a minivan. This report is the latest and most revealing of a number of recent Apple car reports and rumors, but it still notes that "Apple may decide not to proceed with a car," with the usual caveats. Apple CEO Tim Cook allegedly approved the project nearly a year ago. A self-driving car is not part of the company's plans, according to sources.
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Apple hiring automotive experts for secret project?
Apple has been hiring a number of automotive experts to work in a secret research lab, The Financial Times reports. Citing several "people familiar with the company," the report suggests that Apple has ambitions that go "beyond the dashboard." Headed up by experienced managers from the company's iPhone unit, a large group of Apple employees have reportedly been reassigned to research automotive products at a confidential location located outside of the company's main Cupertino campus that was setup late last year. Jony Ive's design team has also allegedly been holding regular meetings with senior automotive executives and engineers, and recent recruits to Apple's new team include the head of Mercedes-Benz's Silicon Valley R&D unit. Previous speculation has been that Apple may have simply been working on an extension of its CarPlay system, however the recent spate of new hires and discussions suggest larger ambitions.
A separate report earlier this week in The Mac Observer made claims that Apple is going into the car business, with information allegedly coming from an Apple employee who is with a group working on something intended to "give Tesla a run for its money." The report noted that Apple is specifically poaching talent from Tesla with expertise directly suited to car design and manufacturing, and states that a number of top executives in Silicon Valley are "considering it a given" that Apple is in fact working on creating a car. Another recent report linked Apple to a "mysterious van" spotted in the San Francisco Bay Area.
These reports often note that like other most other major Silicon Valley technology companies, Apple frequently pursues avenues of research and projects that never move beyond the R&D phase, and of all companies, Apple certainly has the revenue and cash reserves to do so. If the company is headed in this direction, it is ultimately unclear whether this could be a skunkworks project similar to Google's self-driving cars, or whether Apple actually has specific plans to move forward into manufacturing and marketing a car.


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Whether you become a caregiver gradually or all of sudden due to a crisis, or whether you are a caregiver willingly or by default, many emotions surface when you take on the job of caregiving. Some of these feelings happen right away and some don't surface until you have been caregiving for awhile. Whatever your situation, it is important to remember that you, too, are important. All of your emotions, good and bad, about caregiving are not only allowed, but valid and important.
I have multiple illnesses and receive only SSI, though I did try to work some freelance after getting disability. I am currently living with, and trying to look after two parents. They are in their late 80s/early 90s and very luckily have only mild dementia. I attribute some of this to the fact that I am there and, being a person who is interested in many things, create a stimulating environment.
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I feel there is a tendency to think that only caregiving at home from the beginning of an illness to the end of someone's life is the best care. And somehow that your devotion and love for someone is only measured by how long you can stand taking care of them. And that that care should only conclude when they pass away at home. I think this is some really unrealistic thinking.
Caregiving for a loved one can cause stress in many ways. To manage the stress—which we know can be dangerous to a caregiver's health—we must first know what the problem is. Surprisingly, many caregivers of individuals with memory disorders or dementia report that the main problem is not the illness itself, but the ambiguity and uncertainty it causes.


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Oregon City Council last week approved the purchase of a utility vehicle with a front mounted snow blower, a GPS survey system, and a grinder for the Public Services Department. The GPS system was purchased from City Blueprint of Toledo, Inc., for $22,972. Public Service Director Paul Roman said the GPS survey equipment will be used for various designs and construction projects by city engineers.
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Here are the carnivals I participated in over the past two weeks.
Investing Carnival # 13: hosted by Triaging My Way To Financial Success
Carnival of Personal Finance #170 hosted by The Personal Financier.
Carnival of Personal Finance #171 hosted by Sound Money Matters.
Festival of Stocks #106 hosted by Qovax
Festival of Stocks #107 hosted by Stock Market Prognosticator
The Div-Net
The Div Guy presented Dividend Stock Review: Corning (GLW)
Disciplined Approach to Investing presented Should You Stick With Stocks
Dividends4Life presented Stock Analysis: V.F. Corp. (VFC)
The Dividend Guy presented The Market Goes Down but I Still Receive My Dividends
the moneygardener presented Microsoft Raises Dividend 18%
The Stock Market Prognosticator presented Leverage is Suddenly A Dirty Word
The Div Guy presented One of the toughest decisions: When to Sell
Disciplined Approach to Investing presented Stock And Economic Data Sites Across The Web
Dividends4Life presented Stock Analysis: Colgate Palmolive (CL)
Nurseb911 presented 15 Simple Solutions
The Dividend Guy presented Speculating on a Falling Knife
the moneygardener presented The Battle For Longs
Saj Karsan presented Markets Efficient?
The Stock Market Prognosticator presented Bank Capital Ratios
Dividends4Life posted Microsoft (MSFT) Raises Qtr. Dividend 18% (2.00% yield) and Others
The Dividend Guy bought GE at bargain prices.
the moneygardener presented this is what i wish i had bought
The Div Guy posted Dividend Stock Review: J&J Fairly Earns Its Premium
Disciplined Investing posted Index Changes: S&P and the Dow Jones Industrial Average
Compounding Dividends posted Buy Low, Sell High….I'd Rather Collect the Dividend
passivefamilyincome posted Wachovia Covered Call Contracts
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The U.S. Coast Guard says a report of the explosion could be a hoax because it can't find any signs of distress in the water.
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the room was wxcwllent very nice and cleane , i stayed in standart garden room that was very good and quiet , the brekfest was very good - they must know that there are people that drink there coffe with sweet and low :) , the location of yhe hotel - 10mnts by foot to the beach , 2mnts by foot to all resturant - good location in patong beach - Arie
Great service by staff. They were very professional and sweet. Really great staff. Enjoyed room service. Meals were delicious. Awesome breakfast buffet and service. Didn't stay long enough to fully enjoy facilities - Anonymous
everything about it, the food, the swimming pools,location. - Mohamed
The rooms were better than most other hotels in the same category, the beds especially-not too hard, very comfortable. Location was perfect close to the entertainment and shopping, but far enough way from the noise. The food served in the restaurant was very good and pool-spa service was excellent. The staff was extremely friendly/helpful even when communications at times was a little difficult. - Anonymous
Staffs were very helpful especially Saroj, thanks for your great service. They gave me 3 free up gradation from standard rooms to deluxe rooms. They have fabulous swimming pool and pool bar. They have a tour section where Mr. Ali, who is a very friendly, sold us tour with a very reasonable price. He helped us a lot to find out halal foods. Beach is 5mins walking distance. Shopping is 10mins walking distance. This is my 2nd stay and I'll stay every time on my visits. I strongly recommend to my f - Anonymous
Our room in this massive hotel was very comfortable and clean. We chose a family room - an L shaped room with 2 double beds plus a couch and kitchen area. The hotel has multiple pool areas with numerous comfortable pool loungers. The breakfast buffet was extensive and of good quality. The gym is very well equipped. - Anonymous
The hotel is in a great location - not far from beach and very close to crazy Bangla road! If you are after a quiet place to stay, this might not be for you. I was traveling on my own and enjoyed seeing all the craziness and then only having short walk back to hotel. The pool is great, and the room was lovely and view from rooftop are beautiful. I'd stay here again in a heartbeat! - Anonymous
We booked one night away from being busy parents on our honeymoon and had an amazing time at La Flora. A beautiful hotel with beautiful staff. A lovely lady could not wait to take us to our room and show us the honeymoon cake, decorations and special things they had arranged for us. The free mini bar is a great idea and there is a lot of attention to detail. The restaurant was lovely and the food was good, amazing spot to watch the sun set over the water. Loved the location so close to Bangala - Anonymous
Good hotel with a great new equipment at the gym. Very nice staff, everyone smiling and helpful. Rooms cleaned daily with care. Nice pool and excellent breakfast area with a lot of variety to eat. Highly appreciated that they allowed us to check out in the afternoon for no extra cost. Within walking distance from the action, Patong nightlife etc. Relaxing and quiet stay in Sawaddi! Would recommend. - Anonymous
The biggest attraction is its closeness to beach and Bangala Road and all Patongs facilities. Having breakfast and Dinner watching the ocean is particularly nice. I believe these are the main and only reasons for staying at this Hotel. The staff were extremely friendly and helpful also except that their English is not very good (but heaps better than my Thai!!) and it was hard to comunicate. Nb the next Hotel we stayed at employed an English speaking person for a few hours a day and this was he - Anonymous
I was greeted with warm smiles by all the staffs which felt really good as a start. They are always welcoming and helpful with all my request. The room was done so beautifully when i requested for special arrangement. Room was spacious and clean. Massage at the hotel's spa was really wonderful too. Totally recommended. Should try the room service as well, the foods are delicious with the same price as of outside restaurants. Amazing layout of the hotel although a lot of people might find it a t - Anonymous
The hotel, the rooms, and facilities are gorgeous! Everyone is very friendly and helpful. The best part is the pool, in which my friend and I spent most of our time. It's an infinity pool looking out over Patong bay from high on a hill and is simply stunning. There's a nice swim up bar, too. The beds were incredibly comfortable and there was even a mosquito screen, which is a handy thing to have around in the rainy season where you might encounter the insects. - Anonymous


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El-Erian Sees More `Periodic Shocks' in Bond Markets
March 4 -- Mohamed El-Erian, a Bloomberg View columnist and former chief executive officer of Pacific Investment Management Co., talks about the outlook for the global bond market, which he sees as "fragile" and liable for "periodic shocks." He speaks with Jonathan Ferro on Bloomberg Television's "On the Move." (El-Erian is a Bloomberg View columnist. The opinions expressed are his own.)
Henkel Is `Long-Term' Investor in Russia: Rorsted
March 4 -- Henkel AG is a "long-term" investor in Russia even as it sees a slowdown in its business there this year, according to chairman Kasper Rorsted. "We've been in Russia since 1990, it's our fourth crisis," he said in an interview with Anna Edwards on Bloomberg Television's "Countdown."
Legal & General Profit Rises 10% on Bulk Annuities
March 4 -- Legal & General Group Plc's full-year profit climbed 10 percent in 2014, meeting analyst estimates, as Britain's biggest manager of retirement assets continued to grow its corporate bulk annuities business. There has been "more innovation in the market," according to chief executive officer Nigel Wilson, speaking in an interview on Bloomberg Television's "Countdown" with Mark Barton, Anna Edwards and Manus Cranny.
What's the Biggest Economic Surprise?
March 4 -- In today's "Bart Chart," Bloomberg's Mark Barton compares the U.S. and European economies on "Countdown."
Netanyahu Warns U.S. Iran Deal Leads to Nuclear Arms
March 4 -- Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, directly challenging President Barack Obama in a speech to U.S. lawmakers, said an emerging agreement with Iran would backfire and ensure the Islamic Republic gains a nuclear arsenal. Bloomberg's David Wainer in Tel Aviv and Golnar Motevalli in Tehran report on Bloomberg Television's "Countdown" with Mark Barton, Manus Cranny and Anna Edwards.
Is ITV Losing the Winning Touch?
March 4 -- Peel Hunt's Alex De Groote discusses the outlook for ITV with Bloomberg's Mark Barton, Anna Edwards and Manus Cranny on "Countdown."
India `Seems to Be Going in Right Direction': Samra
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Areva to Cut Costs as It Braces for Further Cash Outflows
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India Has Little Room to Avoid Cutting Rates: Mann
March 4 -- Standard Chartered's David Mann discusses Reserve Bank of India monetary policy with Bloomberg's Angie Lau, Harsha Subramaniam and Shery Ahn on "Asia Edge."
Why Australia Is Forcing the Sale of This Mansion
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Lotus Has a New Boss...and a New Car
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Aston Martin Looking to Appeal to More Women
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Toyota Has Democratized Hybrid Vehicles: Schlicht
March 3 -- Toyota Europe Executive Vice President Karl Schlicht discusses the impact of both a weaker Yen and political strife in Russia, and the company's new product offerings. He speaks with Hans Nichols on Bloomberg Television's "On The Move."
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Netanyahu's Big Gamble: Surveillance (03/03)
March 3 -- Full episode of "Bloomberg Surveillance." Guests: Brian Belski, Matthew Philips, John Chen, Thiago Olson, Peter Fisher, Peter Wallison and Stephan Winkelmann.
Lamborghini CEO Winkelmann Sees Sales Increase in 2015
March 3 -- Lamborghini Chief Executive Officer Stephan Winkelmann talks about the automaker's Aventador and Huracan models, the prospects for a sport-utility vehicle and global sales outlook.
What's Different About the Nasdaq Today Than in 2000?
March 3 -- Bloomberg's Tom Keene, Olivia Sterns and Brendan Greeley look at the Twitter question of the day. They speak on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Israel PM Netanyahu to Address Congress
March 3 -- On today's "The Agenda," Tom Keene, Brendan Greeley and Olivia Sterns report on trending news stories. They speak on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
Boehner Faces Serious Problems in His Caucus: Wallison
March 3 -- American Enterprise Institute's Peter Wallison discusses U.S. politics and Washington dysfunction. Wallison speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
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Talking Mobile: Bloomberg West (03/03)
March 3 -- Full episode of "Bloomberg West." Guests: Crawford Del Prete, Hill Ferguson, Tom Wheeler, Lincoln Ellis, Brad Stone and Sarah Frier. (Source: Bloomberg)
How AT&T Plans to Connect Your Car
March 3 -- AT&T Mobility President and CEO Glenn Lurie discusses the race to connect cars and net neutrality. He speaks from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on "Bloomberg West."
FCC's Wheeler: We Know We Will Be Taken to Court
March 3 -- FCC Chairman Tom Wheeler discusses the agency's net neutrality ruling from the Mobile World Congress in Barcelona on "Bloomberg West."
Fab.com: How to Lose a $1B Valuation
March 3 -- Bloomberg's Sara Frier reports on the saga of Fab.com which was sold to PCH. She speaks on "Bloomberg West."
Will the Nasdaq Maintain its Momentum?
March 3 -- Westwood Capital's Lincoln Ellis and Bloomberg Contributing Editor Paul Kedrosky discuss the performance of the Nasdaq. They speaks on "Bloomberg West."
How Pollution Documentary Spawned 2 Billionaires in China
March 4 -- Two Chinese entrepreneurs became billionaires as their companies rose to records on the prospect of new pollution laws after a Chinese documentary similar to "An Inconvenient Truth" sparked interest in environmentalism. Bloomberg's Christine Hah reports on "Trending Business."
What to Expect from Hutchison Whampoa Earnings
Feb. 26 -- GEO Securities CEO Francis Lun discusses billionaire Li Ka-Shing's businesses, two of which release earnings later today and Hong Kong's Budget. He speaks to Bloomberg's Rishaad Salamat on "Trending Business."
China's Billionaire Boom: Jan. IPOs Build Wealth for 24
Feb. 17 -- China saw wealth grow for 24 citizens who have joined the billionaire ranks so far in 2015, thanks to a string of IPOs in the month of January. Bloomberg's Rob LaFranco reports on "The Pulse."
Why China Is Churning Out Billionaires
Feb. 17 -- China's world-best stock market rally made January the busiest month for IPOs in a year. It also created a bundle of new billionaires. Bloomberg Asian billionaires reporter Sterling Wong reports on "First Up."
From Rocket Launch to Earnings: Elon Musk's Big Day
Feb. 12 -- A big hour for one of the biggest names in technology. After releasing earnings earlier today, billionaire Elon Musk launched an unmanned Falcon 9 rocket into space carrying a U.S. research satellite. Bloomberg's Libby McGowan and Eric Roston report on "Bloomberg West."
With All Due Respect
With All Due Respect (03/03/15)
Mark Halperin and John Heilemann are joined by the New York Times' David Sanger on "With All Due Respect" on Bloomberg Television.
Mark Halperin: Parts of NYT Story on Hillary Clinton Are Unfair
Mark and John say Hillary Clinton using her personal email address while secretary of state was politically dumb -- but at the same time, the Times story that broke the news is misleading at times.
Sanger: 75% Chance Iran Deal Will Implode in U.S. or Tehran
David Sanger, New York Times chief Washington correspondent, talks about U.S. negotiations with Iran after Benjamin Netanyahu's speech to Congress.
Who's in the GOP Top Tier After CPAC?
Mark Halperin and Al Hunt rate the Republican 2016 hopefuls after CPAC on "With All Due Respect."
With All Due Respect (03/02/15)
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Charlton Athletic boss Alan Pardew has made a last-minute move into the transfer market, signing winger Hameur Bouazza on loan from Fulham.
The 23-year-old Algeria international will spend the whole of the season with the Addicks, having found first-team opportunities limited with the Cottagers last term.
Bouazza scored just once in 22 appearances for Fulham, having moved to Craven Cottage a year ago from Watford.
He had previously helped the Hornets reach the Premier League, netting 14 times in 99 outings for the Hertfordshire club.
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