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Apple has officially started pre-orders for the iPad mini and fourth-generation iPad announced earlier this week, with prices starting at $329 and $499, respectively. Wi-Fi-only versions of both devices will be available starting on November 2, and cellular versions will begin to ship in "mid November," according to the Apple Store.
It's noteworthy that the Apple Store web site is offering the company's older 5W USB Power Adapter as an optional additional $19 accessory for the iPad mini, rather than the newly-introduced 12W USB Power Adapter, which sells for the same price and apparently offers faster-speed recharging for some iPads. Apple's web site notes only that the iPad mini includes a "USB Power Adapter," but doesn't specify which version comes in the box; an earlier report suggested that both new iPads would include the more powerful 12W Adapter. Charging times for the iPad mini and fourth-generation iPad have oddly been left ambiguous by the company, which generally has offered estimates of time required for refueling—a practice that quietly changed when the third-generation iPad's recharging time became considerably slower.
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Wayne Hale, who later became space shuttle program manager, struggled with this question after the deaths of the Columbia crew 10 years ago. Recently he wrote about the debate in his blog, recalling a meeting to discuss the dilemma:
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After the small eruption in Eyjafjallajökull people are waiting to see what this old giant will do. Twenty eruptions have been documented between 930 and 1918, at intervals of 13–95 years. It has not erupted violently for 94 years, although there may have been small eruptions that did not break the ice cover, including ones in 1955 and 1999.
In thees eruptions water from the glaciers flood the low ground and flatten everything.
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LOGAN — Former Utah State football player Tarren Lloyd signed a free-agent deal with the Carolina Panthers of the National Football League Monday.
"I'm very excited and grateful for the opportunity that has been given to me," Lloyd said. "I've worked really hard to get to where I'm at, but I'm definitely blessed. The Carolina Panthers were gracious enough to give me a chance to go up there and work my way onto their roster."
A native of Bountiful, Utah (Viewmont HS), Lloyd earned second-team all-Western Athletic Conference honors in 2011. He had 12 catches for 99 yards (8.2 ypc) with two TDs, and was also an integral blocker for the school-record Aggie rushing attack, and nationally ranked total offense.
"Tarren Lloyd is very deserving of this opportunity that he has been given, and I think he will represent Utah State very well," USU head coach Gary Andersen said. "He is a big, strong, physical tight end, and I know he is going to continue the hard work that he put in throughout his career as an Aggie. He's going to do well with the Carolina Panthers."
He had a season-best three catches in two games. The first came on a season-long 25 yards in the season opener against Auburn, and added three catches for 24 yards in the BYU game, boosted by a season-long 12-yard catch. He also had two catches for 21 yards in the San Jose State game.
Lloyd caught his first TD of the season in the win against Wyoming, and snared his second scoring reception of the season in the Famous Idaho Potato Bowl. He also had a blocked field attempt against San Jose State as time expired to preserve the Aggies' win Nov. 12.
For his career, Lloyd had 25 catches for 280 yards (11.2 ypc) with four TDs in playing 39 career games, with 16 career starts.
Off the field, Lloyd graduated in December with an interdisciplinary studies degree.
"I'm grateful. I'm excited. It's great for me, and my family and my friends. It's been a long, hard journey, and it's definitely very exciting," he said. "It doesn't happen to everybody, so I'm trying to be grateful and humble as I can about it."
Lloyd is one of two players from the state of Utah and one of two WAC players signed by Carolina. In addition to Lloyd, the Panthers signed BYU offensive lineman Matt Reynolds and Idaho running back Princeton McCarty as part of their 12 undrafted free-agent signings Monday.
The undrafted rookies along with the team's seven draft picks will take part in a rookie mini-camp May 11-13.
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Buddhist Declaration on Climate ChangeIn anticipation of the December 2009 U.N. Climate Treaty Conference in Copenhagen, several prominent Buddhists have drafted a document in support of environmental action from a "pan-Buddhist" perspective. The Time to Act is Now, as the declaration is called, was initiated by over 20 Buddhist teachers from a diversity of traditions who contributed to a recently published collection entitled A Buddhist Response to the Climate Emergency. (The Summer 2009 issue of Tricycle, which will hit newsstands next week, includes an essay from the book by Joseph Goldstein on taking the first steps as an environmental advocate.) Authored by Zen teacher Dr. David Tetsuun Loy and senior Theravadin teacher Ven. More »
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The American KoanAccording to Elephant Journal's Waylon Lewis, it's "Paper or Plastic?" See his answer to that question here. Also, keep an eye out for a couple of articles by Daniel Goleman (author of Ecological Intelligence) and Ethan Nichtern (leader of the Interdependence Project) that address the same subject in the upcoming Summer '09 issue of Tricycle. More »
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He treated our place as if it were his own.
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Rebecca and Bernard are such a nice wonderful couple, polite and really kind to me!
Do not hesitate to share your home with them, I really had a nice experience having them in my house, you will not regret it!
Bernard was great. Very chill, cool guy. Left the place really clean. Got to hang out with him a bit when he checked in, and I hope I get to host him again some other time.
It was more that a luck but such a present that Airbnb gave to me for welcoming Bernard and Rebecca . It was like receiving 2 old friend with the magical feeling that you know them since many years ! The personalities , the kindness , understanding and respect that they inspired , I loved everything ! Thank you Bernard and Rebecca ! You are ridiculously wonderfull ! Keep on playing good music all around the world and I hope you will come back !
This is the third time I've had the pleasure to host Bernard. The first two times were from a (website hidden) ad and now with Airbnb I can shout out to the world how friggin' cool this guy is! He has an undenyable charm that instantly makes me feel relaxed and like I'm his best friend. He's super respectful, considerate and kind. There has always been an easy flow of open, honest communication. He left my lil Shasta camper in great shape. I absoulutely love it when this fellow rolls into town and I was estatic that we got to connect and spend some time together. If you get a chance to host him....DO IT!!!!


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A Super Bowl commercial pays off in web traffic, too. But cash-poor advertisers don't need to drop $3.8 million to capitalize on football frenzy. Adobe said that mobile video viewing will double on Super Bowl Sunday this year.
A Super Bowl commercial pays off in web traffic, too. But cash-poor advertisers don't need to drop $3.8 million to capitalize on football frenzy. Adobe said that mobile video viewing will double on Super Bowl Sunday this year.
First, Adobe said that the value of a Super Bowl ad extends far beyond the live broadcast exposure. Super Bowl advertisers will see a 20 percent increase in web traffic on the day of the game, according to an analysis by the Adobe Digital index.
"That's coming from millions of visit and shows a very dramatic spike when television advertisers on the Super Bowl see increases in visits on their web properties," says Tamara Gaffney, senior marketing manager, Adobe Digital Index.
To understand the halo effect, the Adobe Digital Index team aggregated data from across Adobe's cloud marketing platforms, analyzed 1.4 billion videos for 10 large sporting events and compared them to typical non-event days. Because close to half of Super Bowl advertisers in 2011 and 2012 were Adobe customers, the team had a large enough sample to aggregate the data without revealing customer information, Gaffney says.
Moreover, the bump in visits will last about a week. However, due to the increasingly common practice of marketers revealing their TV spots online before game day, some of the increase in web traffic has moved to the pre-game week. Adobe said this indicates that the previews were more likely to pull traffic forward than increase the overall impact.
"All of that digital marketing that was going on to preview or create some additional drama around the Super Bowl television spot was contributing to more of an increase in traffic than it had earlier in 2011. It looks like it was effective in driving more traffic," Gaffney says.
Mobile media, with its lower CPMs and attractive demographics, represents an increasing opportunity for advertisers on game day, Gaffney said. The analysis found that the percentage of online videos accessed by tablet and mobile phones reaches 16 percent on a day with a major sporting event, representing a 100 percentage increase compared to a typical day in sports.
Advertisers that can't put down $3 million can still get a marketing moment out of the Super Bowl, Gaffney says. "We think going digitally is a good option, especially in mobile video. We know tablet users are more affluent, and they tend to complete more purchases online. That's a great audience to reach if you can't afford the Big Kahuna of advertising."
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CCI: A Toast to Scott Snyder
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Computers have never passed the Turing Test, but plucky start-ups say software is ready to replace therapists anyway. That's according to a recent article in The Atlantic highlighting "The Digital Future of Mental Health" - which doesn't sound like an overhyped tech-trends piece by a documentarian pushing a movie at...
The Disconnected Generation
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What was your first thought when you saw this photograph? Did you wonder, "What happened?" Did you make certain assumptions or guesses? This is a photograph of my face after I tripped and fell on the sidewalk in Philadelphia where I live. I can assure you it gave me new meaning to the expression, "Falling...
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The Challenge of Reaching Everybody: Existential-Humanistic Psychology and the Ties that Bind
This is the first in a series of four articles that will explore Tom Greening's (1992) Existential Challenges and Responses. I will explore one existential challenge in each article with the intent of contextualizing that challenge to contemporary issues through a personal lens. My aim is to demonstrate that existential concerns are cross-cultural...
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I received the following quote from my friend, colleague, and New Existentialists contributor Tay Liren and really liked it so I thought I would share it here in my blog this month: Maybe the most important thing I can offer is the willingness to sit beside them without flinching as thoughts and feelings, however intense, tumble out. I can bear...
A Tribute to the Students of Humanistic Psychology
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Glass Lab is a system for collecting and processing waste glass from small businesses in London. Developed by Royal College of Art student Diana Simpson Hernandez, Glass Lab collects glass waste for free from enrolled businesses in the local vicinity and uses the glass as raw material to manufacture products for the public sector. The collected glass bottles are crushed on-site and graded into fine, medium and coarse filaments. These grades are combined with a vegetable bio-resin binder to produce strong and weatherproof products such as light bollards, tiles and street furniture. This project is based around the idea of viewing waste as a resource and using cast-off materials to create alternative economies at local level to empower small businesses and communities.
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