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iOS 7: Clock, Game Center, Newsstand + Safari
Soon after Apple debuted the completely redesigned iOS 7 on June 10, 2013, it became obvious that the iOS user experience has changed enough to merit a public re-introduction—a forward-looking discussion of the updated user interface and integrated apps. Over the next week, our series on iOS 7 will look at every key section of Apple's new operating system, starting with setting up iOS devices, the new Lock Screen and Home Screen, then continuing through other major UI elements and built-in apps. For a broad look at all of iOS 7's changes from iOS 6, check out our big picture look at iOS 7, published on June 10, as well as our articles on iOS 7 setup, the Home Screen, and Lock Screen. Note that some features and graphics may change before iOS 7's final release.
The Clock app has received the expected iOS 7 coat of fresh UI paint, but as an app that was relatively plain to begin with, the changes seem far less dramatic than elsewhere in iOS 7.
iOS7's World Clock screen gets a much "flatter" look, with the same white and black clock faces used to indicate day or night in each location, but no world map background. A single tap on any entry will switch between the standard analog clock faces and a digital time display, rather than displaying both at once.
Alarms are presented in much the same way as before, with the addition of subdued grey shading used to indicate those alarms that are inactive. Editing an alarm uses the standard new scrolling time selector that has been adapted throughout iOS 7. Other features here remain the same, including the sound selection and the ability to use individual songs—but not playlists—from the music library.
The Stopwatch and Timer screens get the same general design treatment, but remain otherwise functionally unchanged from the previous version.
Game Center
Game Center is perhaps both the most significant and oddest revision in the collection of iOS 7 apps. While the original version was arguably the epitome of skeuomorphism, the new version takes such a dramatic left turn as to be almost indistinguishable from the original, replacing the green felt card table design with a colored bubble motif.
The bubbles shown on the main user profile screen represent the different sections of Game Center and are tappable shortcuts to their respective areas. Tapping on the user profile photo allows the user to remove it entirely or choose or take an alternate photo, and the user's Game Center status can be updated by tapping on the speech bubble beside the profile photo.
Transition effects are used when moving to and from the user profile screen, with the bubbles flying off or back onto the screen. The Friends list uses the round avatar design found elsewhere in iOS 7, and includes the same filtering and sorting options as before. A Requests button in the top left corner allows the user to see pending Friend Requests, although iOS 7 currently lacks the iOS 6-vintage ability to approve or reject Friend requests en masse.
Users can also now more easily report a problem with other Game Center members using an ellipsis button displayed in the top-right corner when viewing a Game Center user's profile. The remaining areas of Game Center function much as they did before, again with iOS 7 design treatment applied.
Newsstand isn't exactly an "app" per se, as the original Newsstand acted more like a special ever-present folder for collecting apps based on periodicals. However, with iOS 7, Newsstand acts a bit more like Passbook: it takes over the screen while still acting primarily as a repository for third-party developer content. It now requires a press of the Home Button to return to the Home Screen, which experienced Newsstand users may find initially disorienting. As an added bonus, you can now file the Newsstand app away in another folder.
Beyond that, there's not really much to talk about here. The wooden bookshelf design is gone in favor of a collection of shaded virtual shelves, with the word Newsstand shown at the bottom alongside a small Store button to take users to the Newsstand section of the App Store. Newsstand apps go on the shelves automatically when downloaded, update with new content automatically, and can be rearranged and deleted in much the same way as before. Each shelf contains three publications each for a total of 9 or 12 per 3.5" or 4" screen; swipe gestures can be used to move to additional screens once the first is full.
Already one of the cleaner apps on the iPhone and iPod touch, Safari goes even more minimalist in iOS 7. Both the top and bottom blue-grey address bar and toolbar have been replaced with a much more subtle white design that gets hidden almost completely as the user scrolls downward, reappearing when scrolling back up.
The top address bar finally adopts the "omnibox" functionality introduced in Safari on OS X Mountain Lion, borrowing from the Chrome browser by immediately displaying the user's bookmarks when tapping on it. As the user enters text in this box, the bookmarks are replaced by a list of top hits, search results, bookmarks and history that are refined as the user types more information. The top hit is also preloaded in the background to allow it to load faster once the user selects it. Options can be found in the Safari section of the main Settings app that allow the user to disable Search Suggestions or the Top Hit Preloading feature, conceivably reducing bandwidth.
Swiping down on this list hides the keyboard to display more information, and also shows a "Private" button in the bottom-left corner that can quickly be used to enter "Private Browsing" mode—a very welcome change from the previous implementation that required a trip to the Settings app to toggle the feature on or off.
Tapping the "Private" button will automatically enable or disable private browsing mode right away if no other pages are open; otherwise the user is given the choice of keeping or closing existing pages. Private Browsing remains an "all-or-nothing" setting here; unlike the Incognito mode of Google Chrome it is not possible to open only a single Private Browsing page. The "Private" link is shown in green when Private browsing is enabled, blue when disabled, and much like in iOS 7, the top and bottom bars are rendered in dark grey to indicate that Private Browsing is enabled.
Safari's Bookmarks listing has been redesigned as well, not only getting the iOS 7 UI treatment, but separating the Reading List into its own tab alongside a new "Shared Links" section which gathers links from the user's Twitter feed—assuming one has been configured in the iOS Settings app. The Reading List view has also been enhanced with abstracts and photo thumbnails displayed where appropriate, and is accompanied by a button in the bottom right corner to toggle between displaying all Reading List items or only unread items.
Switching between pages gets a brand new UI as well, ironically replacing iOS 6's flatter side-by-side page view with a three-dimensional vertical carousel display that is nonetheless more useful. Users can close pages by tapping a small X in the top left corner or simply swiping the page away from right-to-left; as elsewhere in iOS, this only works in that one direction, however. The iCloud Tabs feature that allows users to open pages from Safari on other devices has been moved here from the Bookmarks menu, and can be found by scrolling down from the page carousel. The Private button also appears here to allow the user to toggle Private Browsing on or off, and a plus button in the bottom center. Perhaps most significantly, the former nine-page cap has been removed, allowing users to open many more pages. We're not sure what the limit is here, but we were able to open 50 without any difficulty.
Sharing has also been expanded to include AirDrop, as well as the usual Messages, Mail, Twitter and Facebook options. Wireframe icons appear below for bookmarking the current page, adding it to the Reading List, Home Screen, copying the URL or printing it via AirPrint.
The Reader button is now displayed as a series of lines to the left of the address bar, getting a new font treatment and plain white background. Autofill continues to work in much the same way as before, but now adds support for the new iCloud Keychain feature to store and sync saved passwords—as well as credit card information—securely across multiple devices. Users can enable or disable the Autofill features and view and manage their saved credentials in the Safari section of the iOS Settings app.
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Dr. David A. Roer graduated from the Ross Univ, Sch of Med, Roseau, Dominica in 1984. He works in Waterbury, CT and 2 other locations and specializes in Nephrology. Dr. Roer is affiliated with New Milford Hospital, Saint Marys Hospital and Waterbury Hospital. He speaks English and Spanish.
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RMP, AAP are more about putting forth an idea
Leaders of major political formations do not spend much energy on them. If at all they find a mention in the speeches of leaders of the Left Democratic Front or the United Democratic Front constituents, it is only as a passing reference or by way of appropriating some of their campaign planks.
For the smaller political parties such as the Revolutionary Marxist Party (RMP) and the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), the Lok Sabha elections are more about putting forth an idea rather than going for the kill.
Using the general elections as a platform for furthering its political agenda of alliance of 'real left parties,' the RMP hopes to espouse the many hopes and aspirations of the commoner and the marginalised and underprivileged sections, which had been neglected by mainstream political parties, including the Left parties, says RMP State secretary N. Venu.
Though they may sound different, says Mr. Venu, political parties such as the Congress, the BJP, and the CPI(M) are pursuing the same political line and are under the influence of neo-liberal policies and corporate groups.
The CPI(M) itself had admitted that a portion of its funds came from corporate groups. The killing of T.P. Chandrasekharan should be viewed as an outcome of the attempt by the CPI(M) to muffle inner party voices against such tendencies, he said.
The RMP hopes to raise the killing of Chandrasekharan as a major issue in the campaign, in the hope of forcing the LDF, particularly the CPI(M), answer some unpleasant questions. The party's focus is obviously on Vadakara where the political polarisation created by the killing of Chandrasekharan can influence the outcome.
This is the first electoral battle after Chandrasekharan's brutal killing on May 4, 2012. There is general consensus that Chandrasekharan's killing may influence, in some ways, the election outcome in the Vadakara, Kannur, and Kozhikode constituencies.
In the 2009 Lok Sabha elections, CPI(M) candidate P. Sathidevi, who had set a record of sorts in 2004 by securing a majority of 1,30,589 votes, was trounced by Congress candidate Mullappally Ramachandran by a margin of 56,186 votes.
Many political observers believe that the RMP factor created a dent in the CPI(M) vote bank which ensured the victory of Mr. Ramachandran. The party, which is contesting nine seats, has also forged alliance with the SUCI and the Marxist Communist Party of India (MCPI) in some constituencies, besides backing some Independent candidates in a few other seats. Its influence beyond Vadakara, Kannur and Kozhikode is likely to be marginal.
The AAP may have an even lesser role to play in the electoral scene of Kerala when compared to the RMP.
0The party has fielded writer Sara Joseph in Thrissur, journalist Anita Pratap in Ernakulam, and former IPS officer Ajith Joy in Thiruvananthapuram.
Whose prospects Ms. Joseph's candidature in Thrissur would hurt is a question that begs an answer.
The party may succeed in garnering the support of sections of the educated and employed youth in urban centres.
The movement is likely to confine itself to some of the cosmopolitan constituencies such as Ernakulam. Besides those who trust them to deliver, voters disillusioned with the key contestants may also opt for it rather than pressing the 'None of The Above' (NOTA) button on the electronic voting machine. Whether that would make the difference is a big question.
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We have a utensil we use to pour off the grease from the frying pan when we brown ground beef. It's sort of scythe shaped--a half-moon on a handle. The half-moon part is metal, and has holes. There's a thin lip on the bottom edge that you use to hold it in place against the frying pan.
I'm sure we bought it somewhere low-end, like Target or Woolworth's (back in the day).
Now I can't find one to save my life, and the old one is coming apart.
Anybody seen one of these? We found it convenient to use, and would rather not switch to some other method. (like a colander)
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dishesdone, that's great! Exactly what I was looking for, but dishwasher safe!
Linda C, your idea is great, too--I went looking on Google and Froogle,a nd found this one, below--though it won't go in the dishwasher!
Here is a link that might be useful: on an antiques site
I have that same strainer, only with a red handle! I guess I'll have to treat it more carefully now that it's an "antique."
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What Is AIDS?...CD4 cell count will most likely go down. You might start having signs of HIV disease like fevers, night sweats, diarrhea, or swollen lymph nodes. If you have HIV disease, these problems will last more than a few days, and probably continue for... Read more »
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On Peyton Manning's first drive of his first game as a visiting player in Indianapolis, the Denver Broncos faced third down and 1 yard to go. Manning handed the football to Knowshon Moreno, who was stopped short. Denver punted.
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MESA, Ariz. (AP) - Reliever Dan Otero spoke up, as did many others, with a question on the topic of domestic violence that has been at the forefront of professional sports following the NFL's recent troubles.
SCOTTSDALE, Ariz. (AP) - San Francisco Giants closer Santiago Casilla was hit on his left shin by a batted ball and left for X-rays during a spring training workout Thursday.
SAN JOSE (AP) - Luke Glendening scored with 1:15 remaining, completing a comeback victory for the Detroit Red Wings, who beat the San Jose Sharks 3-2 on Thursday night.
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) - Playing in America for the first time this year, Rory McIlroy's first shot was a 2-iron out of play.
MESA, Ariz. (AP) - In the last year, the Oakland Athletics traded away two of their top shortstop prospects, Addison Russell and Daniel Robertson.
PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. (AP) - Fans stood three-deep and formed a corridor from the 18th green at PGA National as they tried to get an autograph, a picture or even a close look at Rory McIlroy. Moments later, another group of fans pressed against him with souvenir flags to sign as McIlroy left a conference room.
FORT MYERS, Fla. (AP) - David Ortiz has a deliberate routine at the plate.
INGLEWOOD (AP) - The Inglewood City Council unanimously approved a $2 billion stadium plan backed by St. Louis Rams owner Stan Kroenke that clears a path for the NFL to return to the Los Angeles area for the first time in two decades.
CHICAGO (AP) - The news that Derrick Rose will have knee surgery again hit the Chicago Bulls and their fans hard and left them in a familiar spot - trying to get by without their star point guard.


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And why doesn't it have access to the 20th Century Fox film archive?
Monday night's On the Record With Greta Van Susteren had Larry King on to remember the late Robin Williams. As Van Susteren interviewed King over the phone, Fox News producers played B-roll clips from Williams' movies and television shows. Unfortunately, the Mrs. Doubtfire clip that Fox News aired, attributed to 20th Century Fox, was actually a YouTube clip from Robert Christie called "Mrs. Doubtfire Dance."


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Frunner: Meet Susan Browne
Frunner: Susan Browne About Susan:I've been running for a little over 7 yrs since my husband retired from the NYS Education Department. We used to walk together on our lunch hour between 3 and 4 miles. I work for the NYS Legislature and our offices were close. After his retirment I continued to walk on […] [Read More]
Marathon Pace Groups
About 11 weeks to go until the Vermont City Marathon and I found on the web site they will be offering pace groups. An experienced (and usually sponsored) runner leads a group to stay on pace for a particular finish time. When I ran the Philadelphia Marathon in 2008 I saw some of these groups […] [Read More]
Kids: Let's Move
First Lady Michelle Obama recently launched the Let's Move campaign with a goal of solving the childhood obesity problem plaguing this nation. Today nearly one in three children in America is overweight or obese. A large part of the campaign focuses on physical activity – children should have 60 minutes of active and vigorous activity […] [Read More]
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One of the most popular posts on my personal blog, How 2 Run Fast, is about overstriding. Most non-elite runners are overstriders. Their foot lands on their heel, out in front of their body. Overstriding can result in poor running economy and can lead to injuries like shin splints. To find out if you are […] [Read More]
Run The Tangents
As I try to improve my running I am taking in as much advice as possible and a tip mentioned to me by three different runners before my last race was to run the tangents. What does this mean? Simply it means to look ahead, notice the curves, and stay as close to the turn […] [Read More]
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Style + Function + ComfortWhile these boots do come in brown, the pair being sold here are black and they are fabulous. These are the most comfortable wedges I've ever owned. It's almost like wearing sneakers. And the added height is always welcome, especially when it's this comfortable. I am usually a size 8.5 or 9 in boots and the 9 fits slightly roomy, but nothing some thick socks can't handle. The 8.5 was sold out so I didn't try them, but they might have worked just as well. I've been getting compliments on these boots since I first put them on. I got this pair at the sale price, but I have no reservations about buying another (brown!) pair at full price. These are Sorel, so you know that in addition to being well made and comfortable, they can handle a tough winter with no problem. If you're on the fence, go for it. This is a really great pair of boots that will be great for many years.
Stylish, Comfortable, My Go To Boots!I had been looking at these boots almost weekly online and discovered them as a return in my local Anthro. Imagine my excitement spotting them. I tried them on and was amazed! The fit was perfect and will be even better with all the amazing winter socks I can pair them with. These boots were my go to item this past weekend. I styled them for a 2.5 hour drive with my jean jumper and parka, after which I changed them later that evening with a pencil skirt and a nice moto jacket. I even wore them with tights and a black knit dress. Like I said, these boots are definitely going to be a staple in my outfitting this winter. Oh, did I mention the comfort! Now, I must also admit these boots aren't the color shown, but rather more black. That wasn't enough to make me change my mind. I'm so excited about these babies. My first intro to Sorel and boy am I satisfied.
best boots i've ever ownedI absolutely adore these boots. they are incredibly comfortable and super stylish while also being waterproof and warm. I have worn these when I've been on my feet all day, and they feel fantastic. you will not regret buying these! the quality is fantastic. I am considering a second pair in another color. amazing! :)
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After reading a few reviews, I decided to still order my usual 7.5 size. I do not find them to be too tight on the calf at all! You would not want these to fit looser, or you will look bulky. I am 5'2 and the front flap is about 4 inches above my knee, and the back strap hits at the back on my knee. The back of the boot is cut a little high , but should not be an issue for anyone over 5'3. I was easily able to wear skinny jeans under these! They do bunch up a tiny bit, but nothing unexpected for the wider fit on the top. They are very comfortable and easy to walk in. I love that there is a full zip instead of the pull-on style where your jeans get bunched up inside. My only complaint is that when I received them, there were worn areas on the suede already. I think they had been worn and returned.
Dolce Vita Myer BootsThese boots are perfect!! I have them in grey and black suede and wear them with dresses, skirts and over jeans and leggings. The fit is true to size and easily broken in, in one afternoon. I wear hose with my boots, not socks, but in colder climates I can see where someone would possibly want to order up a size (or half size) in order to wear socks. Great buy, especially on sale. Highly recommend.
Love love. LoveFor me ran true to size, I have skinny calves and they fit nicely with jeans! Highly recommend completely worth the money!
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Beautiful, practical, comfortable.The Naya (North) boot is so beautiful, aesthetically and in feel. Unfortunately, Anthropologie did not have my size so I had to get it elsewhere. I usually wear a 9.5 wide, but I think I could fit a 9.5 regular in this boot and the leather would stretch to accommodate the ball of my foot. The heel in the wide model is too roomy. I am 5'9" and these come up to the lower-middle of my kneecap. I also have 15.5"-16" calves, and they fit just right. I can even wear jeans with them. They really look high-quality and the footbed is nicely padded.
Fun and differentLove that these are a grayish silver color, also the two tone of suede and shiny leather. I ordered them during a sale in August and they had a back order issue. Finally received them yesterday and wearing them for the first time today with an anthro dress and jean jacket. A little narrow in the front foot bed but not in the back. Hoping they will break in a bit.
Great bootI am still hunting for the perfect boot. I have larger calves, so these didn't fit, but I'm not wide enough to purchase wide-calf boots because they are just so big. Regardless, these are so cute in person. Great quality. Length fit as expected, maybe a little tight, but it was hard to tell with my calves.
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Even better in person!I scored these booties in my local store's sale section and I couldn't be happier with my purchase. I've already worn them twice, once with skinny ankle jeans and once with a dress, so I think that says how versatile they can be. I felt they were very TTS length wise, but a little wide in the mid-foot area. I don't have narrow feet (the other reviewer does and I'm puzzled as to why they fit us both so well, considering my feet are kinda wide and flat, so your mileage may vary.) Other good points about these is that the lace is prettier in person (a bit more sheer, too, than the pictures here) and the heel height is comfy to walk in. They are made particularly well for the price point. I also like that the lace section isn't scratchy or stiff against my bare foot. Nothing hurts or scratches on this shoe. Bottom line: If you can get your hands on these, you'll likely have a comfy fitting adorable bootie that has an unexpected look and is highly versatile.
Love Them!!Wow .. really nice ... great padding in the toe so will be able to wear even though is a high heal. picture does not show how nice the lacy part of the bootie is. Looking forward to wearing these with tights now and naked for spring.
Beautiful booties. Sexy but office appropriate as well. As other reviewers stated, lace is more sheer in person. Comfortable and fit true to size.
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PerfectI have been eying the boots for months, and was so surprised to find them on sale! From other reviews, I was nervous about sizing. I knew they wouldn't last long on sale, and I didn't want to miss out by ordering the wrong size. I am typically an 8.5 so I bought both 8.5 and a 9 just to be on the safe side. I just got these in today, and after trying them on I will be keeping the 8.5. I tried these on with medium- thick socks, and although they were a little tight, they weren't uncomfortable. Sizing up was too loose, and didn't give as much support as I would have liked. I bought both black and brown, and they are gorgeous!
Fufilling my wedge bootie dreamsThese booties are AMAZING. Absolutely obsessed with the look of them, very classy, cute with a touch of sexy. The color on the beige is a little darker than in the picture shown, but still very cute. Also they run about a half size too small. I am typically a 7.5 so I ordered an 8 based on a previous reviewer and so glad I did! The 8 was perfect.
cool shoes!I loved these wedges but they run small. I typically wear a 9.5 so I ordered a 10 and they were still too small. Im hoping they come out in a size 10.5 or 11
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Beautiful but painfulReally lovely pair of boots- they look very similar to the image. If anything differs, it would be the color of the heel.. appears a bit more reddish purple in real life than in the picture would suggest. I usually don't wear shoes with a very tall heel, so perhaps that's partly the reason (could also be because I have wider feet), but these shoes were VERY uncomfortable the first day I wore them. So painful that I was about to try to return them the next day. But I decided to stick it out, and have worn them a few more times since then. While they still are not comfortable by any means, they're bearable... and worth it considering how cute and flattering they are. So if you're used to wearing heels or have narrower feet, then I'd say definitely go for it! But if either of those two statements don't apply to you, then you've been warned :) But I'm still happy with my purchase and hope that with more wear they will become less uncomfortable!
Great bootThe ad is not truthful about heel height. It is a 3 3/4" heel. The fit is snug, so maybe order a size up, especially if you plan on wearing more than a stocking or tights with these boots.
Size upBeautiful in real life, but I should have listened to the prior review and sized up. My normal 9.5 was a no-go; hoping the size 10s I exchanged for will work.
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Absolutely Stunning BootsFirst, let me start with how much I love these boots in general. I had a previous pair of boots in the cognac color and was in search for a replacement. Once I saw these, I knew that these were IT. They are of superb quality. The entire days I have worn them have been nothing short of comfortable. The only con to these boots is the length of the boot from the sole to the knee. I'm about 5'6, and when I sit down the boots cover about half my knee which is not a problem, but I'm concerned about the back of the boots. Because the boot goes so high when I sit down, the back of each boot is starting to become misshapen: the flaps above the zipper are starting to flip out. I would be cautious if you are shorter than 5'7, but overall, I am VERY happy with my purchase.
BeautifulThese are beautiful riding boots. The quality, grain, and color of the leather is wonderful; the design is classic yet modern; and they are comfortable, no breaking in required. I wear a size 8 across almost all American shoe brands - Stuart Weitzman, Vans, Tory Burch, etc. - and the 8's in these fit perfectly.
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—n., adv., v., -sid•ed, -sid•ing.
1. the whole side of a ship above the water line, from the bow to the quarter.
2. Navy.
a. all the guns that can be fired from one side of a warship.
b. a simultaneous discharge of all the guns on one side of a warship.
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5. any broad surface or side, as of a house.
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1. with the side, esp. with the broader side, facing toward a given point or object: The truck hit the fence broadside.
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George Strait Inviting Kenny Chesney on Tour in 2014?
George Strait is getting set to wrap up the 2013 leg of his two-year farewell tour in his home town of San Antonio, but he'll be back next year -- and 'warns' fans to expect the unexpected.
George Strait is getting set to wrap up the 2013 leg of his two-year farewell tour in his home town of San Antonio, but he'll be back next year -- and 'warns' fans to expect the unexpected.
Florida Georgia Line shines on with this month's Top Song on Q-106.5!
Kenny Chesney's 'Life on a Rock' album is as revealing of a record as 'Be as You Are' -- more so in some ways. The songwriting isn't as sharp as the 2005 project (the most closely comparable to 'Life on a Rock' in style and substance), but the experiences are as mixed and honest.
The Big Machine Label Group, General Mills, Feeding America & Maine's Country Station, Q-106.5 have joined forces to help feed the hungry in our community through the 'Outnumber Hunger' campaign!
What happens when you put country star Kenny Chesney and comedian Ellen DeGeneres together? You get lots of laughter and a whole lot of fun, plus a lot of drinking.
You'll have to wait until April 30 to buy Kenny Chesney's latest album, 'Life on a Rock,' but if you're anxious to hear the award-winning country star's latest work, you're in luck. Chesney is letting fans stream the entire new album beginning today.
After a great first run in Nashville last year, the Southern Ground Music and Food Festival will return to Music City September 27-28, 2013. Of course, Zac Brown Band will be back with a host of friends from country music and other genres to make this year's sensory experience even better.
With the brutal attacks at the Boston Marathon this week so fresh in everyone's mind, it's inevitable that people are thinking more in terms of personal safety than usual -- and country music superstar Kenny Chesney is no exception.
Kacey Musgraves caught everyone's ear with 'Merry Go Round', turned heads with 'Follow Your Arrow' at CRS in Nashville, has jumped on the 'No Shoes Nation' Tour with Kenny Chesney & Eric Church, and today, she has our Fresh Track of the Day with 'Blowin' Smoke'
In recent years, Kenny Chesney has began to reveal layers of his personal life through his music. Songs from 'Hemingway's Whiskey,' 'Welcome to the Fishbowl' and 'Life on a Rock' are his most personal and introspective to date, but he's still somewhat of a private person, one who shuns social media in favor of retreats to the islands. There are plenty of things even a superfan of the 'Pirate Flag' singer might not know.


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Like many of you, I was saddened to hear the news of Leonard Nimoy's death. His Star Trek character Mr. Spock was an inspiration to many of us who entered technical fields.
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What's Up April 2014
The month's big celestial event is a total lunar eclipse early on morning of April 15th — the first such coverup in 2½ years. Skies permitting, the eclipse will be observable in its entirety across North America and western South America.
Use Jupiter as a guide to take one last look at the brilliant stars of winter. Above it are the Twins of Gemini, Pollux and slightly dimmer Castor. Well to Jupiter's left is the bright star Procyon, and off to its right is Capella. Directly below Jupiter is the distinctive hourglass shape of Orion, the Hunter.
Jupiter has solely ruled the evening sky for several months, but now he's got some company. Once twilight has faded, look low in the east for a brilliant star that's the color of ginger ale. It's actually Mars. The Red Planet reaches opposition on April 8th, meaning it appears opposite the Sun in our sky.
— Sky and Telescope
The next Full Moon is on the 15th, and the next New Moon is on the 29th.
The International Space Station and various satellites can be tracked and viewed at Heavens-Above.com (link is set for Mt. Shasta's location and elevation.)
For a full list of sky happenings this month, as well as a handy printable map, download The Evening Sky Map.
Crystal Geyser: Chamber publishes opinion from expert on water and environmental issues
On behalf of Brett Waite, president of the Mount Shasta Chamber of Commerce, Stuart L. Somach was asked to review prior work that his firm has done on behalf of the Coca-Cola Company with respect to the water rights and other related issues, and provide the Chamber with his views on the operations of the facility by Crystal Geyser.
Stuart L. Somach's letter can be found here.
4th Friday Art Walk in Mt. Shasta
Take a stroll downtown on Friday, March 28th to enjoy Mount Shasta's Fourth Friday Art Walk from 3-5:30pm.
Begin your walk at Snow Creek Studios where there will be a display of crafted horses created in Chris Messer's February Mixed Media class. These creativity-based workshops, open to all levels, are offered once a month on Saturday afternoons. Snow Creek Studios is also raffling off 2 tickets to Sisson Museum's History Night on April 4th from 6pm-9pm.
Just up the road, Directions is featuring 'Beads Without Borders', a line of jewelry created by local artist, Sandy Embrey. During her 20 years working and traveling to exotic regions and countries, she noticed that the one commonality among the women she encountered was their appreciation for jewelry. Sandy used this inspiration to create her line of ethnically inspired jewelry.
The next stop on your walk is Alpine Originals where they are offering a 10% discount on all purchases during Art Walk hours. Across the street and up the block Willo Balfrey is the showcased artist at The Gallery in Mt. Shasta. An award winning artist, Balfrey's oil and pastel paintings reflect her love of the landscape.
Next month's Art Walk on April 25th will kick off the evening event from 4pm-8pm. The enthusiasm of the current galleries combined with new participants is helping to grow this community event.
Look for the red and yellow balloons and come support your community. For more information, visit: www.facebook.com/MountShasta4thFridayArtWalk.
Balancing work and exercise
Muscle mass naturally diminishes with age. If you don't do anything to replace the lean muscle you lose, you'll increase the percentage of fat in your body. But strength training can help you preserve and enhance your muscle mass at any age.
Strength training also helps you:
Develop strong bones: By stressing your bones, strength training increases bone density and reduces the risk of osteoporosis.
Control your weight: As you gain muscle, your body burns calories more efficiently – which can result in weight loss. The more toned your muscles, the easier it is to control your weight.
Reduce your risk of injury: Building muscle protects your joints from injury. It also helps you maintain flexibility and balance and remain independent as you age.
Boost your stamina: As you grow stronger, you won't fatigue as easily.
Improve your sense of well-being: Strength training can boost your self-confidence, improve your body image and reduce the risk of depression.
Get a better night's sleep: People who commit to a regular strength training program are less likely to have insomnia.
Manage chronic conditions: Strength training can reduce the signs and symptoms of many chronic conditions including arthritis, back pain, depression, diabetes, obesity and osteoporosis.
When to expect results
You don't need to spend hours a day lifting weights to benefit from strength training. Two to three strength training sessions a week lasting just 20 to 30 minutes are sufficient for most people. You may enjoy noticeable improvements in your strength and stamina in just a few weeks. With regular strength training, you can increase your strength 50 percent or more within six months – even if you're not in shape when you begin.
Strength training can do wonders for your physical and emotional well-being. Make it part of your quest for better health.
Edward Laskowski, M.D., a physical medicine and rehabilitation specialist at Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., and co-director of the Mayo Clinic Sports Medicine Center www.mayoclinic.com
What's Up March 2014
The Northern Hemisphere is starting to thaw out from winter, so the nights aren't nearly so cold, and yet the dazzling winter stars are still overhead. The March equinox falls on the 20th at 12:57 p.m. Eastern Daylight Time.
In the deepening blue after sunset, look for brilliant Sirius, the Dog Star. It's the brightest star in the entire sky by a large margin (aside from our own Sun, of course), in part because it's a close neighbor in space — just 8½ light-years away.
Above Sirius are Procyon and Betelgeuse, which, together with stunning Jupiter higher up, make an enormous diamond shape about as tall as four times the width of your clenched first held at arm's length.
To Jupiter's upper left are a pair of bright stars: creamy colored Pollux and icy white Castor, the twins of Gemini. They're similar in brightness, so to tell which one is which, just remember that Pollux (with a P) is the one closer to Procyon. Scan farther left to spot Regulus, rising with Leo in the east.
— Sky and Telescope
The next Full Moon is on the 16th, and there are two New Moons this month, on the 1st and 30th.
The International Space Station and various satellites can be tracked and viewed at Heavens-Above.com (link is set for Mt. Shasta's location and elevation.)
For a full list of sky happenings this month, as well as a handy printable map, download The Evening Sky Map.
Mt. Shasta Chamber seeking nominations before March 21st, 2014
The Mt. Shasta Chamber is seeking nominations for the 2013 Citizen of the Year Awards. The Mt. Shasta Chamber Awards are the most prestigious and longest-standing awards given by a business or organization.
Citizen of the Year
Nominee has made significant contributions to the local community. Nominee is an individual, resident of Mount Shasta or sphere of influence.
We will honor the recipients of the Business of the Year 2013 and the Citizen of the Year 2013 awards at the Chamber of Commerce Awards Ceremony and Reception on Friday, April 11 at the Mt. Shasta Sisson Museum, 1 N Old Stage Road.
Applications forms can be picked up at the Visitors Bureau seven days a week from 11:30 to 4:30. You can also download an application here
If you have questions regarding the award nomination process please call the chamber office at 926-3696 ext. 201.
Strong Bodies, Strong Individuals helps reach goals
Participating in a Mt. Shasta Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting for Strong Bodies, Strong Individuals are left to right, Chamber Board President Brett Waite, owner Laurie Bagley, Events Coordinator Vicky Zanni, and District 2 County Supervisor Ed Valenzuela.
Strong Bodies Strong Individuals: Health, fitness and wellness coaching is the latest business to join the Mt. Shasta Chamber of Commerce's 280 members.
As a certified health coach with over 15 years in health/fitness coaching, Laurie Bagley has helped thousands lose weight, feel great and accomplish a dream. Her unique blend of compassion and disciplined focus motivates change, lasting change for novices, people taking on a new challenge and serious athletes who are ready to take it to the next level.
Expect to learn a way of being that will give you a better quality of life, more energy, endurance and stamina to enjoy the outdoors and enjoy all other areas of your life, too.
We all know that regular exercise alleviates depression, boosts confidence and serves as prevention for many body complaints. But getting fit has never been so much fun until you work with Laurie.
Her coaching style will move you from "having to" work-out to "loving and enjoying" your physical activities. Her programs are not about dieting or hardship, they are about feeling well, living fully, indulging in healthy foods and experiencing recreation and physical activity as a source of renewal.
Combining intelligent and proven fitness knowledge with the latest in body efficiency technology and nutrition, you are going to save time and effort with her expertise guiding you to your goals.
Contact Laurie Bagley thru her website www.lauriebagley.com or you may call her at 541-399-7226.
Mountain Fitness Special
Mt. Shasta Chamber welcomes Campora to the area
Participating in a Mt. Shasta Chamber of Commerce Ribbon Cutting for Campora Propane Service are left to right, Chamber board members Joy Taylor and Sean Doyle, Campora's Branch Manager Dave Kiker, Campora's Regional Manager Jason Stokes, Campora's Marketing Manager Randy McCoy, Chamber board member Vince Reinig and District 2 Supervisor Ed Valenzuela.
Campora Propane Service is happy to announce that Siskiyou County has been added to the many counties Campora serves and that Campora is bringing along the same commitment of choices and fair propane pricing to the local community.
Campora Propane Service was founded by Dominick Campora in Stockton, California, in 1946. In the last 67 years, Campora has grown from a single location to 14 locations serving thousands of satisfied customers throughout Northern California and Western Nevada. Every employee at Campora Propane strives to deliver the same level of personal service you may have expected to receive back in 1946. No matter how much they grow, they never lose sight of the ideals that Dominick Campora founded the business on.
The folks at Campora Propane Service want to ensure that every customer gets the best possible value from their service. To them it means delivering the most dependable, affordable and convenient service in the marketplace and here's how they do it:
- Reliable: They know you depend on uninterrupted service. They back up their reliable residential and commercial services with the most modern routing technology available to ensure that Campora doesn't let you down with 24/7 emergency service.
- Affordable: At Campora they work hard to provide their customers with fair and sensible propane prices. That includes access to sales tax exemptions on propane purchases for many California customers as well as budget pay plans and convenient payment options for all their customers.
- Convenient: When it comes to propane, you don't want to think about it; you just want it to work. Campora aims to take care of their customers by offering every propane need: new installation, repair service and even tanks rental. No Worries!
Campora's Service team of Randy McCoy (Sales Representative), David Kiker (Service/Delivery), Karen Flynn (Customer Relations Specialist), Darlene Freilich (Customer Service Representative) and Jason Stokes (Regional Manager) are eager to meet their new customers in Siskiyou County. To contact them please call (530) 241-1770 or send an email to email@example.com, or visit their website at www.campora.com


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Frankie Vandellous: Civil liberties in the state are under attack like never before. What better symbol than a knitted solitary confinement cell?
Casey Jenkins: As an artist, of course I do seek attention – I want to express and communicate ideas, and refuse to feel compunction for that. Even in the face of criticism, I will make no apologies for my art
The Stitch: My crafty gang objects to Campbell Newman's so-called 'bikies laws', which are an affront to our civil liberties. Hell hath no fury like a knitter scorned
A Norwegian TV station is airing an attempts to beat the world record of knitting a sweater from fleece to finish in four hours and 51 minutes. Would you watch it?
Yvonne Roberts: The designer esteemed craftsmen and women, unlike today when they are seen are second-besters
Tanya Gold: Take a closer look at Downton and the Great British Bake Off and think again if Britain is a progressive country
Editorial: The collection of paper sculptures on tour in Scotland is more than breathtaking craftwork
Sarah Ditum: You told us: Learning to make my own clothes was an escape from the crushing relationship I had with the high street
Libby Brooks: Our knowledge economy may place little value on physically making things, yet the benefits and satisfaction are immense
Jessica Reed: Do a few scraps of recycled fabric deserve to be showcased in a museum? Yes – especially if art is in the eye of the beholder
Leo Hickman: Craft is becoming a heritage industry – but a record of disappearing skills might just come in handy in the future
Libby Brooks: The value of manual work is being lost, leaving us dislocated from the material world and the joy of making things
Holly Walsh: Put more thought into your fancy dress themes, people. Tarts and vicars just won't cut it
Sarah Ditum: A revival of old-fashioned craft education doesn't have to mean reviving old-fashioned attitudes to gender roles
Libby Brooks: Tactile and egalitarian, nourishing and slow, arts and crafts are enjoying a deserved revival in our recession-hit society
Jessica Reed: An alternative to big business exists thanks to a booming community of crafters selling their work
Open thread Sew what?Open Thread
Open Thread: Sales of sewing machines are rocketing and home-made crafts are more popular than ever. Will you be joining the DIY revolution?


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'If it is not good for us, it is not good for the Jews in the Negev'
Haredi parties intent on entering coalition by start of Passover
Ya'alon: You don't have to be in intelligence to know that Iran is lying
Negotiating parties split on Likud push to increase number of ministers
First-ever effort between hospital and taxi company to ensure newborns are taken home safely
Jerusalem Municipality shuts down 'filthy, rodent-infested' butcher shop in Mahane Yehuda market
*New Worlds: The brain's 3D compass*
*IQ is not enough – develop your EQ, too*
Eco Wave Power to establish its first Chinese power station
Watch: Technion students recreate Passover story with robots
Noble Energy walks away from Ruth C exploration license
Cyber Chief: 8% of ministry budgets should go to cyber security
Play it once again, Sam
Anti-Semitic fans pressure Hungarian rock band to cancel Israel concert
Concert review: IPO
Eytan's Fox's 'Cupcakes' opening in New York
Local hoops rocked by sudden death of Hapoel Tel Aviv manager Shelef
Bruised yellow-and-blue looks ahead after Real blow
Israeli figure skater Bychenko places in world championships
Soccer: Israel trounced by Wales in key qualifier
Court convicts Olmert in Talansky retrial
Israeli rescue team to assist at Germanwings crash site
Legislators, environmentalists gather for launch of Knesset solar rooftop field
Top Hamas engineer, tactician convicted in Beersheba court
Exclusive: In exchange for freed tax funds, PA won't pursue Israel over settlements at ICC
Egyptian court convicts man and woman of spying for Israel
Abbas: Israeli-Palestinian relationship must change
US 'disappointed UN rights council continues to single out Israel'
Jewish Agency, IFCJ spar over Ukrainian immigration
Why are these South Africans wearing kippot?
Will or won't 'Borat' play Freddie Mercury in Queen biopic?
Limmud FSU marks Auschwitz liberation with emotional exhibition
Toulouse rabbi told to remove kippah at voting station
Analysis: Israel rooting for the Saudis
US says talks with Iran will go down to the wire
Egypt lists as terrorists top Muslim Brotherhood leader, 17 others from group
Officials: Iran indicating willingness to accept fewer centrifuges, ship out enriched uranium
Watch: Armed Houthi women threaten war against US, Saudi Arabia, Israel
Reverse course
Fundamentally Freund: Happy Land of Israel Day!
Detoxifying US-Israel relations
Letters to the editor
Right from wrong: Anti-Semitism or emasculation?
The blood libel Haggada
The turning point
Travel tech start-ups
On wings of carbon
Veterans: On target
Fusing modern and traditional in the kitchen
Book Review: Perceptive Haggada
Hot off the Arab press
Let's cooperate
Shabbat screenings
Passover perspective
On the field and in court
Happily Eva After: Times, they are a-interestin'
Music and the mamaloshen
What's the catch?
Kayaking for gold on the Kinneret
Why Tunisia?
Palestine – words matter but their meaning matters more
A nuclear deal with Iran – would it stick?
When words matter and when they don't
'מְלָגוֹת 'צוּק אֵיתָן
עוֹלִים חֲדָשִים
כּוּלָם רוֹצִים לִחְיוֹת
יִשְׂרָאֵל בְּמַבָּט פָּנוֹרָמִי
Getting a young start
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Global girl power
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Serbian PM Plants a Tree in the Grove of Nations
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JNF Ontario Community Mission Tours the Western Negev
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The Negev Conference on Agricultural Research and Development
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Holocaust survivor arrested in Missouri protests
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Anti-Semitism alarms ADL
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'... And he built there an altar to the Lord and he called out in the name of
the Lord' (Genesis 12:8) Abraham is the first Hebrew, the founder of the Hebrew
nation and the path-breaker who created the Hebrew religion. From this portion
in the 12th chapter of the Book of Genesis until the last word of the Book of
Deuteronomy, it is Abraham's Israelite descendants who are the major subjects of
the Bible.Fascinatingly, God commands Abraham to leave his country, his
birthplace and his father's house to travel to the unknown land of Canaan
(Israel) without any introduction to Abraham's personality or his previous
connection with God. Indeed, God elects Abraham as the progenitor or patriarch
of "a great nation which will become a blessing to all the families of the
earth" without any mention of Abraham's worthiness.This is very
different from God's commandment to Noah to build an ark, which comes after the
Bible has already informed us that Noah "was a righteous man, wholehearted in
his generation. Noah walked with God" (Gen. 6:9). It also contrasts with God's
charge for Moses to lead His people in the Book of Exodus, which comes after
Moses left Pharaoh's palace to empathize with his Hebrew brethren and put his
life on the line by slaying the Egyptian taskmaster who was beating a Hebrew
slave.So why did God choose Abraham? Maimonides is apparently struck by
this question. His approach is paraphrased in a famous exchange. British
anti-Semite William Norman Ewer wrote, "How odd of God to choose the Jews," to
which American poet Ogden Nash responded, "It wasn't odd; the Jews chose
God."Abraham chose God. Maimonides maintains that Abraham found God
through his own reasoning powers."After this mighty man was weaned, he
began to explore and think. Though he was a child, he began to think
[incessantly] throughout the day and night, wondering," until, as a result of
his own correct understanding, he reached the truth (Laws of Idolatry, Chapter
1, Halacha 3).From Maimonides's perspective it is not only that Abraham
understood that there must be one Power above all powers, one Lord above all
lords who is the Master of the Universe and therefore traded in paganism for
monotheism. Abraham realized that this Unity behind the apparent diversity that
fills the world is an ethical and moral force that insists on righteousness and
compassion; Abraham knew that it is not sufficient to be a monotheist but that
it is necessary to be an ethical monotheist. The Bible itself tells us this:
"Because I [God] have known [loved, chosen] Abraham because he commands his
children and his household after him to observe the way of the Lord to do
compassionate righteousness and moral justice."Once Abraham discovered
this great truth, it gave him no rest. He continually built altars and called
upon people to accept his ethical God. It is important to note that on none of
the altars recorded in our portion does Abraham present an offering, a sacrifice
to God; he rather calls out to individuals to join him in his faith and in his
ethical actions. Maimonides continues in his description of Abraham's mission:
"Once Abraham recognized and understood the ethical God, he began to tell the
idolaters that they were not pursuing the true path; he broke their idols and
informed the people that it is only proper to serve the God of the world… he
stood up and called out in a great voice to the entire world that there is only
one God in the entire universe and it is only Him that they must serve. He would
walk about, call out and gather people from city to city and from kingdom to
kingdom until he reached the land of Canaan, and he called out there in the name
of the Lord of the universe. The people would gather around him and ask him
questions and he would teach each of them according to their respective
knowledge, until he would bring them to the path of truth…" The Kesef Mishne
commentary to Maimonides makes the point that Shem and Eber – although great
individuals who were also close to God and who according to the Midrash
established a great yeshiva where Isaac went to study immediately after the
akeda (binding) – were not chosen to be the first Jews precisely because they
only taught about God to those who came to study in their yeshiva; they were
rashei yeshiva (yeshiva heads), whereas Abraham was a rabbi – an outreach worker
in the style of Chabad and Ohr Torah Stone.This is what the Bible means
when it speaks about "souls that Abraham and Sarah made in Haran"
(Gen. 12:5). The Midrash explains that Abraham converted the men and
Sarah converted the women. Maimonides further rules that the commandment to love
God includes "making God beloved to all the people of the earth" (Book of
Commandments, 5) and he insists that Jews must even coerce the gentiles to
accept the seven laws of morality (Laws of Kings, 8:10). We are not in any way
commanded actively to convert the gentiles to Judaism; but it seems that, at
least according to Maimonides, we are commanded to convert the world to ethical
monotheism.The writer is the founder and chancellor of Ohr Torah Stone
Colleges and Graduate Programs and chief rabbi of Efrat.
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Welcome to Lakewood Tower Apartments, where you will find a beautiful apartment home for adults 62 and better, at an affordable price. We offer senior living at its best; where our residents come first! Beautiful Lake Villa is the perfect location for your new apartment home. We are just minutes to Gurnee Mall for endless shopping, dining and entertainment destinations. Transportation is a breeze with Pace Bus Service who provides Call-n-Ride (weekdays on demand service) to communities in the area or take a ride on Metra via the Lake Villa Station on the North Central Service line.
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