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May 5, 2014
TravelCenters of America, operator of the TA and Petro Stopping Centers travel center brands, has announced the expansion of its network with the acquisition and rebranding of the newest TA, located at I-80, Exit 197 in Brooklyn, Iowa.
The opening of this location raises the number of travel centers in the TA and Petro Stopping Centers branded chain to 250.
Amenities at the new, always-open TA travel center location currently include:
This location also offers a variety of other full-service professional driver amenities, including WiFi, a full laundry facility with state-of-the-art equipment, an ATM, check cashing and TripPak services.
Renovations will continue in the coming months to add a 63-space truck parking lot and a CAT scale. A four-bay TA Truck Service facility is also expected to be added in the future. BP-branded gasoline is offered at eight fueling positions.
TravelCenters purchased the Brooklyn, Iowa, location in October 2013.
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TUSCON, Ariz. — The Dakota Wesleyan University baseball team went 3-1 over the weekend in Tucson, Ariz.
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Matija Vojsalić was the last member of the Bosnian noble House of Hrvatinić.
He was last mentioned in the archives of Republic of Ragusa in 1476. He was installed as King of Bosnia by the Ottoman Sultan as an answer to Nicholas of Ilok who was also named King of Bosnia by King Matthias Corvinus of Hungary. Vojsalić replaced Matthias of Bosnia as the Ottoman King of Bosnia.
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Calif. Supreme Court Rules Large Retailers Not Required To Have Defibrillators
The California Supreme Court on Monday ruled that large retailers aren't required to have defibrillators on hand to help treat customers and workers who suffer sudden cardiac arrest.
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The MERS Outbreak: Is The Government Doing Enough?
The CDC and WHO claim they are hard at work tracking 100 people that may have come in contact with the deadly MERS virus.
FDA Discourages Common Medical Procedure in Women, Warning About Risk of Spreading Cancer
It's a relatively common medical procedure, but now the FDA is discouraging it, saying it could spread an undetected, deadly form of cancer. Unfortunately some, including a Sacramento woman, have already lost their lives.
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Google Glass can be programmed to help Parkinson's patients manage their illness.
Study: Women With Irregular Menstrual Cycles At Greater Risk For Ovarian Cancer
SACRAMENTO (CBS Sacramento) – Women with irregular menstrual periods may be at greater risk of dying from ovarian cancer, says a new study reported on by Live Science. Researchers considered a menstrual cycle as "irregular" if […]
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Whether it's a chance for a subsidy or to avoid a tax penalty, Californians are making a last-minute dash to sign up for health coverage.
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Now your cell phone can brew you coffee!
How many times have you made the bad joke "this $400 cell phone can do everything, even make me a cup of coffee!" Never? Well I know I do. We can address my bad sense of humor later. For now, let's stick to a gadget by Tea makers 'PG Tips' and cell phohe company 'Orange' that will actually let you brew coffee from your phone!
How's it work? You send a text message to your tea / coffee kettle, the "the ReadyWhenUR," and it begins to boil your water! By the time you make it to the office, get out of bed, or get home, you have boiling water. Insert tea bag or run over fresh ground coffeee beans and you're good to go.
Okay okay so it's not the cell phone technically brewing the coffee. But still a pretty neat idea inspired by animated inventors Wallace and Gromit.
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Apple and Foxconn launch China iPhone trade-in program
Foxconn Technology Group will reportedly buy and resell Apple's smartphones as part of a new trade-in program in China.
Foxconn Technology Group will reportedly buy and resell Apple's smartphones as part of a new trade-in program in China.
The two flagship devices are more alike than ever, so what do the differences and similarities tell us about the future of smartphones?
The iPhone and iPad tech giant launched the new mobile software alongside its desktop operating system counterpart as a testbed for developers and early-adopters.
The Apple Watch is all over the news this week, and the company expects to sell millions of them. If this happens, Apple will likely see iPhone 6 sales go through the roof as a result.
The company has reportedly acquired the startup which is still in the beta stage of testing its app.
Apple is open sourcing Research Kit in a bid to turn the iPhone into a medical research tool.
This week in iOS were reports of Apple Pay fraud, that iPhone is the top phone in China, and the Apple/IBM alliance released three new apps for the enterprise.
Thanks to its new big screen devices, Apple has overtaken Samsung to take the number one spot in smartphone sales for the last quarter of 2014, according to analyst Gartner.
This week in iOS came reports of Apple looking at tracking iPhones when turned off, and analysts chiming in about Apple Watch and Apple Pay,
Google has launched a Chinese-language version of its Google Developers Channel on YouTube, despite the disruption its video-sharing subsidiary experiences at the hands of the country's Great Firewall.
IBM has a heavier lift when it comes to its partnership with Apple. Apple gains iPad and iPhone distribution along with joint apps with IBM. IBM has to sell transformation and the stack and consultants that go with it.
Users in select browsers will now see cat videos in an HTML5 video player, rather than the standard Flash player that YouTube has traditionally relied upon.
As it turns out, Apple can still say the U.S. buys more iPhones than China. Whoops.
Apple's December holiday period blew expectations out of the water, thanks to "record" iPhone sales, which partly offset the iPad decline.
iPhone makes up about 60 percent of Apple's revenue. Though arch-rival Samsung's smartphone unit is struggling, it still wouldn't turn down providing its chips to Apple.
Apple is slated to announce record iPhone sales on Tuesday after the closing bell. But its underling businesses, notably enterprise and its China business, deserves attention.
It's likely this will build on Apple's own AirDrop technology. But this may be one of the first steps in recent years that may combat illegal file sharing.
Much is still unknown about the Apple Watch, but it seems that a good proportion of iPhone 6 owners have already made their minds up about getting one.
iPhones are the most expensive smartphones today and we often see broken screens. It makes sense to pay for some peace of mind and the mPact is a worthy option.
Apple doesn't attend the CES, but was in the news this week. Apple offers an unlocked iPhone, a theory behind the buggy software of late, and a CEO predicts Apple Watch will be a killer.


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1 Pigeon Island Beach Resort
11 Milepost, Nilaveli LKA - Nilaveli
Prix from : 125 USD
Pigeon Island Beach Resort is located to the north of Trincomalee City. Offering rooms and suites with a private balcony, the resort has an outdoor pool and a fitness centre. Situated off Nilaveli Town, Pigeon Island is a 6-hour drive from Colombo I..
2 Queen's Hotel
No 4, Dalada Veediya LKA - Kandy
Prix from : 59.10 USD
Queen's Hotel is housed in a historical building located 50 metres from Kandy Lake. It offers colonial-style accommodation with an outdoor pool, 3 dining options and free parking on site. Spacious rooms have large windows and hardwood furnishings. E..
3 Saman Villas
Aturuwella LKA - Bentota
Prix from : 340 USD
Saman Villas is located in the peaceful fishing village of Aturuwella in Bentota. Enjoying a beachfront location on the golden sands of Bentota, it offers an infinity-edge pool, a spa and beautiful suites with private balconies. Spacious suites have..
4 Star Holiday Resort
Amarasena Mawatha LKA - Hikkaduwa
Prix from : 19.80 USD
Just 200 metres from Hikkaduwa Beach, Star Holiday Resort offers rooms with private balconies which overlook beautiful tropical greenery. It offers a restaurant, sun terrace and free parking. Guestrooms feature modern interiors with wooden furnishin..
5 Club Hotel Dolphin
Kammala South LKA - Wayikkal
Prix from : 84.80 USD
Club Hotel Dolphin is located in Waikkal and offers a beach getaway just 20 km from Bandaranaike International Airport. This club-concept hotel offers free parking, a spa and 2 large outdoor pools. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the property. Ro..
6 AVANI Kalutara Resort
St Sebastian's Road, Katukurunda LKA - Kalutara
Prix from : 67.22 USD
Built on 36 acres of gardens, Avani Kalutara Resort (formerly Kani Lanka Resort and Spa) is located by the Kalu Ganga River. It offers an outdoor pool, a luxurious spa and free Wi-Fi. Air-conditioned guestrooms feature beautiful views of the sea, ri..
7 Jetwing Ayurveda Pavilions
Ethulkale LKA - Negombo
Prix from : 115.50 USD
Jetwing Ayurveda Pavilions is located in Negombo Town along Sri Lanka's Golden Mile Coast. Surrounded by scenic beaches and fishing villages, the health retreat features free Wi-Fi and parking. Pavilions Jetwing Ayurveda is 12 km from Bandaranaike I..
8 Paradise Beach Hotel
Lewis Place LKA - Negombo
Prix from : 66 USD
Paradise Beach Hotel offers affordable beachfront accommodation on the golden sands of Negombo Beach. Overlooking the scenic Indian Ocean, it features an outdoor pool, free Wi-Fi and a buffet restaurant. Hotel Paradise Beach is a 5-minute drive from..
9 Goldi Sands Hotel
Lewis Place LKA - Negombo
Prix from : 98.37 USD
Goldi Sands Hotel offers beachfront accommodation in Negombo, a 15-minute drive from Bandaranaike International Airport. Surrounded by colonial Dutch buildings, it offers free parking and has a freshwater outdoor pool. Air-conditioned guestrooms fea..
10 Jetwing St.Andrew's
No. 10, St. Andrew's Drive LKA - Nuwara Eliya
Prix from : 79.55 USD
Set 6182 feet above sea level, Jetwing St. Andrew's offers guests a luxurious 5-star experience in Sri Lanka's hill country of Nuwara Eliya. This charming Tudor-style residence provides free Wi-Fi, free parking and horseriding. Fitted with fine wood..
11 Thilanka Hotel
03 Sangamitha Mawatha LKA - Kandy
Prix from : 86.70 USD
Thilanka is located a 5-minute drive from Kandy Town, and is surrounded by the natural beauty of Hunnasgiriya Mountain and Udawattaekelle Natural Reserve. It offers a spa and free parking. The air-conditioned guestrooms offer a private balcony with ..
12 Devon Hotel
No :51 Ampitiya Road LKA - Kandy
Prix from : 48.50 USD
Located a 10-minute drive from Kandy Lake, Devon Hotel offers air-conditioned rooms with hot showers. They also feature a swimming pool and a 24-hour rooftop coffee shop. Hotel Devon's rooms are equipped with satellite TV, minibar and hairdryer. Wi-..
13 Golden Star Beach Hotel
163 Lewis Place LKA - Negombo
Prix from : 53.44 USD
Golden Star Beach Hotel brings out the charm of Dutch and Portuguese influence, and is a 15-minute drive from Bandaranaike International Airport. It offers an outdoor pool and free Wi-Fi. The U-shape building allows rooms to have great views of the ..
14 Hotel Silver Falls
Nanuoya Road LKA - Nuwara Eliya
Prix from : 69 USD
Situated 2000 metres above sea level, Hotel Silver Falls features spectacular views of the surrounding greenery. Located 2 km from Nuwara Eliya Town, it offers a restaurant and free parking. Guestrooms are fitted with tea/coffee making facilities an..
15 Jetwing Vil Uyana
Sigiriya LKA - Sigiriya
Prix from : 163.07 USD
Located in Sri Lanka's Cultural Triangle, Jetwing Vil Uyana features modern accommodation built in a village setting. Free Wi-Fi is available and rooms feature cable TV with an entertainment system. Residences at Vil Uyana feature teak flooring and ..
16 Jetwing Beach
Ethulkale LKA - Negombo
Prix from : 192.90 USD
The 5-star Jetwing Beach Hotel is located along Ethukala Beach, about 3 km from Negombo City. It offers beachfront accommodation with free Wi-Fi. A large outdoor pool and spa are available. The hotel is 12 km from Bandaranaike International Airport...
17 Topaz Beach Hotel
No 21, Poratota Road LKA - Negombo
Prix from : 45.08 USD
Topaz Beach Hotel offers beachfront accommodation on Negombo Beach and panoramic views of the Indian Ocean. It features a large outdoor pool, private beach area and restaurant. Free Wi-Fi is available throughout the hotel. Hotel Topaz Beach is 15 km..
18 Ypsylon Tourist Resort
Moragalla, South of Colombo LKA - Beruwala
Prix from : 40 USD
Ypsylon Tourist Resort offers beachfront accommodation in Beruwela's tourist site. It offers rooms with splendid views of the Indian Ocean and free parking on site and Guestrooms at Ypsylon are fitted with a ceiling fan and mosquito net. The en suit..
19 Hotel Suite Lanka
Galle Road LKA - Hikkaduwa
Prix from : 78 USD
Hotel Suite Lanka sits on the sands of Hikkaduwa Beach, one of the widest beaches on Sri Lanka's west coast. Offering spacious accommodation, it has an outdoor pool and restaurant. Boasting views of the Indian Ocean, rooms at Suite Lanka feature Cey..
20 Hotel Sansu
651/31, Sir Oliver Gunathilake Gardens,off Elvitigala Mawatha, LKA - Colombo
Prix from : 43 USD
Hotel Sansu is located a 15-minute walk from both Narahenpita and Kinillapone Train Stations. It offers value-for-money accommodation with a restaurant, free parking and free Wi-Fi access. Simply furnished rooms feature air conditioning and private ..


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Apple retail stores to have very limited Apple Watch stock
Perhaps not surprisingly, most Apple Stores are expected to have limited stock of the Apple Watch for the initial launch, 9to5Mac reports. Sources at Apple Stores have noted that priority will be given to reservations as well, limiting stock even further for walk-in purchases, and employees have been told to treat launch day as if there is no walk-in stock available at all. This problem will be exacerbated by the wide variety of models available, making it even harder for a walk-in customer to get the specific Apple Watch that they may be looking for.
Apple quietly acquiring companies to improve cloud services?
Apple's recent acquisition of database developer FoundationDB actually follows another quiet acquisition of a related company in 2013, Bloomberg reports. Acunu Ltd., a U.K. based data analytics company, appears to have been acquired by Apple in late 2013, according to a LinkedIn entry that reveals that Acunu's Chief Technology Officer began working as a manager for Apple's iCloud division, followed by several other Acunu employees beginning to work at Apple shortly thereafter. Not much is known about what Apple's plans for the new technologies would be, but the Bloomberg report suggests that Apple is "placing more emphasis on the development of solid data infrastructure to help provide services to its legions of global consumers beyond iPhones and iPads" and it seems reasonable that such technologies would be used to expand and improve iCloud and other cloud-based services.
Apple planning to release three iPhone models this year?
Apple may be planning to release three different iPhone models later this year, essentially adding a new 4-inch model to the lineup, according to the often-dubious DigiTimes. Citing "industry sources," the report notes that the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus would be directly upgraded to the "iPhone 6S" and "iPhone 6S Plus", respectively, and that a new "iPhone 6C" would be added to the lineup — a four-inch model that would presumably be the spiritual successor to the iPhone 5s. The devices would allegedly all include Corning Gorilla Glass, with the 6S series using A9 chips and the 6C using the current A8 chip, and all devices would include NFC and Touch ID hardware. The report's sources also indicate that Apple would likely use different manufacturing partners for the smaller-sized iPhone.
While any early reports — especially from sources such as Digitimes — should be taken with an appropriate grain of salt, the move would not be entirely unexpected for Apple, particularly if demand for iPhones with the more "traditional" screen size remains high. As has been the company's practice in previous years, Apple is currently still selling the older four-inch iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c alongside the larger iPhone 6 models, providing customers with a variety of screen sizes to choose from. However, as newer models are introduced, the company may not wish to leave these users with only significantly older hardware options.
Report reveals more details on Apple's upcoming music service
The New York Times has a report today that provides some additional insight into Apple's plans for the upcoming streaming music service that the company is rumored to be developing with its Beats division. Being billed as a service that is expected to rival Spotify, the new subscription offering has Trent Reznor of Nine Inch Nails fame overseeing the redesign of the iOS Music app to accommodate the new services. The report also notes that Apple is planning improvements to iTunes Radio to focus more on regional listeners, and "splashy new albums" that will be released initially as iTunes exclusives. Former BBC Radio DJ Zane Lowe has apparently been hired by Apple to play a role in redesigning iTunes Radio to "bear some resemblance to a traditional radio station."
The report also confirms that Apple's new service will not come in at a lower price than competing services. Several music executives told the New York Times that Apple's attempts to negotiate lower pricing from record labels have failed, suggesting that Apple's service will likely be priced at the $10/month level that has pretty much become standard across all streaming music services. Unlike services such as Spotify, however, Apple's new service is not expected to have a free version, a decision that music executives are reported to be particularly happy about.
Apple acquires database company FoundationDB
Apple has acquired Foundation DB, a company specializing in fast, affordable databases, TechCrunch reports. Financial terms weren't disclosed, but FoundationDB is no longer providing downloads of its database software on the company's website. The move bolsters Apple's ability to deliver cloud services ahead of the company's reported entry into the subscription TV business, but as usual, Apple is keeping quiet on the exact reasons behind the acquisition. "Apple buys smaller technology companies from time to time, and we generally do not discuss our purpose or plans," Apple said.
Apple releases iOS 8.3 beta 4
Apple has released its fourth beta of iOS 8.3 to registered developers; it's the second beta in the new iOS Public Beta program. This latest beta features a build number of 12F61 and details few changes in the release notes from the prior beta, with minor issues related to CarPlay, WatchKit, Spotlight and UIKit.
As with the third beta released earlier this month, this latest update is once again accompanied by a new beta build of the Apple TV Software, although it is unclear at this point what has changed in that particular version as Apple TV betas are generally not accompanied by release notes.
Apple adds Tastemade, TED, Young Hollywood channels to Apple TV
This morning Apple TV added channels from Tastemade, TED, and Young Hollywood. Tastemade features food and travel videos, Young Hollywood delivers celebrity content and TED, of course, provides access to TED Talks.
Source: Italian prosecutors wrap up Apple tax probe
An Italian tax probe alleging Apple failed to pay 879 million euros ($964 million) in corporate taxes has wrapped up, Reuters reports. Under Italian law, finalizing the probe lets prosecutors ask a judge to hear the case at trial. Prosecutors claim Apple dodged its full tax bill from 2008-2013 by having its profits in Italy booked by Irish subsidiary Apple Sales International, reducing its taxable income base. Apple has denied any wrongdoing, citing Italian audits of Apple in 2007, 2008 and 2009 that found the company in full compliance. The investigation, which began in late 2013, initially claimed Apple "hid" more than 1 billion euros from Italian authorities.
New Apple TV expected to debut at WWDC with App Store
After nearly two years of rumors and speculation on Apple's plans for its next set-top box, a new report from BuzzFeed indicates that the company plans to debut a revamped Apple TV at this year's Worldwide Developers Conference in June. Citing sources familiar with the company's plans, the report suggests that Apple will choose to show the device off at WWDC along with a long-anticipated App Store for the living room screen, with a software development kit that will help developers get started on building the necessary apps. The new Apple TV is expected to be a "significant overhaul" of the device to make it stand out from a field that has since been populated with many competitors. The report suggests that the new device will sport some variant of Apple's latest A8 CPU, increased on-board storage to support the App Store, and integration of Siri voice control. The existing Apple TV hasn't been updated since a minor revision was made to the 2012-era third-generation Apple TV in March 2013.
Apple pulls The Whole Pantry app amid developer scandal
Apple has pulled The Whole Pantry app from its U.S. and Australian App Stores amid controversy surrounding the app's creator, The Sydney Morning Herald reports. Australian app developer Belle Gibson's claim of healing herself from terminal cancer without conventional treatment came under scrutiny last week after friends and doctors voiced doubts about her diagnosis, and charities reported that they hadn't received funding Gibson had promised. The Whole Pantry — an app providing recipes and lifestyle guides — has been dropped from the App Store and is no longer featured on a page displaying Apple Watch apps.
Report: Apple in talks to add Discovery, Viacom networks to TV service
Apple is negotiating to add the Viacom and Discovery families of networks to its growing Apple TV subscription service, The Wall Street Journal reports. Adding any of Viacom's MTV, Comedy Central and Nickelodeon networks or Discovery's Animal Planet, TLC and Discovery Channel would go a long way toward turning Apple's TV package into one of the more robust alternatives to standard cable and could help justify a price tag that's been estimated between $25 to $40. Major networks ABC, CBS and Fox are also in talks to anchor the subscription service, allowing Apple to undercut other discounted bundles like Dish Network's $20 a month streaming service, which includes popular cable channels but no networks. NBC is still working on a dedicated app for Apple TV after being shut out of negotiations for inclusion in Apple's subscription service, but that app will require a cable subscription to function.
Report: Apple offering to share data with programming partners
Apple plans to incentivize participation in its upcoming TV service by offering to share data with its programming partners, the New York Post reports. A report earlier today revealed that Apple is planning a web TV service expected to be released this fall, and this latest information indicates that the company has found it necessary to make certain concessions to get broadcast networks and others on board. Shared data would include who the viewers are, what they watch, and when they watch it — demographic data that is typically necessary for programmers to target their shows to viewers and advertisers. Sources familiar with the talks have indicated that Apple is taking the rather unusual approach of allowing a lot more decision-making by content owners, basically giving up a lot more control than is usually the case. Notably, traditional cable companies and other web providers such as Amazon and Netflix have refused to hand over viewership data to programmers.
Apple cleared in wireless patent infringement lawsuit
A federal jury has found that Apple did not infringe on five wireless technology patents, Reuters reports. The patents are owned by Canadian company Conversant Intellectual Property Management Inc., which bought Core Wireless Licensing Sarl and its 2,000 Nokia patents and patent applications in 2011, including the communications protocols for the 2G, 3G and 4G standards on which most mobile communication is based. Core Wireless sued Apple in 2012, seeking $100 million in damages and a percentage of future device sales for Apple's use of its patents in iPhones and iPads. The jury also rejected Apple's claim that Core Wireless breached its obligation to license its patents fairly.
Report: Apple web TV service with 'about 25 channels' coming this fall
Apple plans to start offering an online TV service with about 25 channels this fall, The Wall Street Journal reports. The slimmed-down TV bundle, anchored by networks ABC, CBS and Fox and featuring popular cable channels like ESPN and FX, would be available on all devices powered by Apple's iOS operating system, including iPhones and iPads, as well as Apple TV set-top boxes. People familiar with the talks said NBC and its family of cable networks aren't part of the discussions after a deal between NBC parent company Comcast and Apple couldn't be made. Some media executives estimate the service will cost between $30 to $40 a month, deeply undercutting the average $90 that cable companies charge — albeit with fewer channels. Roadblocks in the talks could stall plans to announce the service in June and launch it in September, but Apple's deal to be HBO Now's exclusive launch partner appears to have given Apple momentum to enter the TV market.
Report: Apple expanding iPhone trade-in program to include non-Apple smartphones
Apple plans to expand its iPhone trade-in program to include Android devices and other non-Apple smartphones, 9to5Mac reports. Much like the iPhone Reuse + Recycle Program introduced about a year and a half ago, customers will receive gift cards that can be used toward the purchase of new iPhones in exchange for their older smartphones, with the value of the trade-in assessed by Apple Store employees based on the cosmetic and functional condition of the device. The new program is expected to begin in the next few weeks, and Apple is expected to begin training employees later this week.
Report: Appointments not necessary to try Apple Watch in stores
Users looking to try on the Apple Watch in stores won't absolutely need to make an appointment to do so, 9to5Mac reports. Apple's latest memo preps employees to accommodate walk-in customers looking to try on an Apple Watch in its retail stores, calling appointments "recommended, but not necessary." Whether you make an appointment or walk in and wait, the Apple Watch will be available for in-store previews starting April 10. Customers who like what they see will be able to place orders on the spot for pickup on April 24, when the Apple Watch officially launches.
Apple Watch shop pops up in Tokyo department store
An Apple Watch shop is popping up in a Tokyo Isetan department store as Apple positions to sell its watch beside some of world's most respected — and expensive — watch makers. Photos of an enclosed construction space and additions to the mall's maps show a permanent Apple Watch store going in right next to luxury jeweler Cartier, Macotakara reports. Although Apple has set up a process for handling watch sales out of existing Apple stores, the new storefront makes it likely at least some Edition sales will be conducted in high-end boutiques. So far no new construction has been spotted inside U.S. luxury retailers, but a source told Reuters that Nordstrom is engaged in discussions with Apple to carry the watch. Macy's, Saks 5th Avenue, Bloomingdales and Barney's said they had no immediate plans to carry the watch.
Apple releases iOS 8.3 beta 3 to developers (Update: iOS 8.3 Public Beta also released)
Apple has released its third beta of iOS 8.3 to registered developers, following the public release earlier this week of iOS 8.2 to support the upcoming Apple Watch. This latest beta features a build number of 12F5047f and details few changes in the release notes from the prior beta, with minor issues related to CarPlay, WatchKit, and LTE Voice. As expected, this beta also adds the Apple Watch app and related settings that were introduced earlier this week in iOS 8.2. This update is also accompanied by a new beta of the Apple TV Software, although it is unclear what has changed in that particular version as Apple TV betas are generally not accompanied by release notes.
Despite reports that Apple would release a public beta of iOS 8.3 around this time, there has been no indication from Apple of a public beta program starting as of yet — as with previous iOS betas, iOS 8.3 beta 3 remains available to registered developers only.
Update: The iOS Public Beta program is now available at Apple's Beta Software Program site. Some of the information in the FAQ appears to have been updated to include instructions for backing up and installing on iOS devices, but the ability to actually register for, download, and install the beta version does not yet seem to be available for all users.
Apple drops Jawbone Up, Nike FuelBand from retail stores
Apple has removed Jawbone and Nike fitness bands from its retail stores, Re/code reports. The report notes that major stores in San Francisco, Palo Alto, Los Angeles and New York are no longer carrying devices such as the Jawbone Up and Nike+ FuelBand, activity tracking wristbands that notably duplicate functionality found in Apple's upcoming Watch. The move follows Apple's removal of Fitbit products last fall, allegedly due to issues with that company holding out on HealthKit integration, and a number of other fitness trackers have been phased out of Apple Retail in a gradual revamp. With the Apple Watch being touted as a personal fitness trainer, it seems likely that Apple is looking to remove competing products from its stores to both make room for and promote its new premium wearable device.
Notably, however, Nike seems to have been making a departure from the hardware business, particularly following the loss of some its engineering talent to Apple. The company has been focusing instead on software such as its Nike+ Fuel iOS app, which is now being more heavily promoted than FuelBand, even on the company's own site. Jawbone's products have not completely been expunged from Apple Stores either, with the Move clip-on pedometer still being sold; the change in retail strategy only appears to directly impact wristband devices, supporting the notion that Apple is specifically concerned about products that will compete with the Apple Watch.
Apple Store effect wins company lower mall rents
Apple is using the high traffic its retail stores generate to pay lower rent than other mall stores, The Wall Street Journal reports. An Apple Store's ability to lift overall mall sales single-handedly — by as much as 10 percent, according to real-estate research firm Green Street Advisors — lets the company negotiate drastically lower rent and leaves other stores to foot the bill, even if they don't benefit from Apple's added traffic. In the past, department stores paid little to no rent since they served as main draws for the traffic upon which smaller stores depend. Apple has elevated itself close to that level, bargaining to have its rent based on no more than 2 percent of its sales per square foot, compared to a typical store that pays as much as 15 percent. "As department stores close, Apple is replacing them as the main driver of traffic to the mall," said Raymond Cirz, chairman of Integra Realty Resources, a real-estate valuation and consulting firm.


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The Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom forms the first part of the Constitution of Canada which states, "Whereas Canada is founded upon principles that recognize the supremacy of God and the rule of law." Section 2 (b) of the Canadian Charter of Rights and Freedom states that everyone has the fundamental freedom of thought, belief, opinion and expression.
Quebec's Provincial Government proposed legislation earlier this week regarding a ban on overt religious symbols in public buildings has attracted a lot of attention. The Provincial Government, PQ (Parti Québécois), is a minority government and will be seeking opposition support; however, the party was only able to receive a negative response from opposition parties and the locals in Québec where several tens of thousands of people have marched on the streets of Montreal in opposition to the proposed 'Charter of Québec Values.' The reasoning on behalf of Parti Québécois is that minorities are undermining the secular nature of the province.
French Canadian Roman Catholics were given the right to practice their way by their British conquerors and was reconfirmed in the Québec act in 1774 where religious freedom was later included in the Canadian Bill of Right. What strikes me as odd is that the French Roman Catholics were allowed rights of worship and this is how they repay the favour, by proposing a legislation banning all overt religious symbols including the turban, hijab, kippah and crucifix.
However, the proposed 'Charter of Quebec Values' is much similar to the ban made on the face veil, enforced in France as of 11 April 2011. This being said, we can see a clear intent being made against Muslim women. NDP Leader Thomas Mulcair stated that the proposed legislation targets Muslim women in specific. "I don't want to see scapegoating, particularly of Muslim women. That seems to be one of the particular targets here," Mulcair said.
Islamophobia in Europe has been a very widespread topic within recent years and now with recent events in Canada's Québec province, it only makes one wonder as to whether or not this may be a new era of Islamophobia in Canada.
Algorithm and sofa, coffee and apricot, algebra and zero, and so many more are the gift of Arabic to English.
Kabul, a city known for its gardens, is now among the most polluted capitals in the world
The American people have more to fear from those that are supposed to be protecting them, than those that are portrayed as evil, savage terrorist that kills the infidel
The enduring picture of the intifada is one of young men and boys throwing stones and rocks at Israeli troop
Self-determination is obviously a dilemma, especially now that individualism and human rights contest the original statist view of international law
History is written by those who are victorious. However, those who are truly victorious are those in the field of science and culture who set in motion the major discoveries of tomorrow and these are minds untainted
27th of October is being remembered as the "Black Day" in Pakistan and India-held Kashmir as a protest against the occupation of the Kashmir, when India had forcibly taken over the land on October 27, 1947.
The hajj pilgrimage, one of the biggest gatherings of mankind, is currently underway in the holy city of Mecca. In a world full of increasing religious and sectarian tensions, it proves to be a symbol of global unity and brotherhood.
As the Muslim festival of Eid ul-Adha approaches, many may wonder why Muslims give such importance to the slaughter and distribution of meat during this holiday, something that many people in the west may find strange to say the least.
What concerns us here are recent events in Kosovo. Here, as in other parts of the world, the demonization of Muslims is done via stereotyped tropes about Muslims practicing aspects of the faith such as the hijab or beard. This despite the fact that Kosovo has a long and rich tradition of Islam dating back 600-years (indeed, the mosque where Krasniqi preaches dates back to 1460).
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Many historical artefacts were lost in the blaze, including the famous wooden pulpit which was planted in the mosque after the victory of Salahuddin al-Ayyubi over the Crusaders.
For years Gaza's fishing community - once one of its proudest and most productive industries - has been caught in the middle of a maritime feud, part of a wider conflict between the blockaded Palestinian enclave and Israel.
American Jewish scholar Noam Chomsky harshly criticized Israel's attack on Gaza.
A government-appointed commission investigating abuses during Brazil's 1964-1985 dictatorship has found documents that it says show foreign companies secretly helped the military identify suspected "subversives" and union activists on their payrolls
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Tom Moore: SH will consider every option. Not out of question. RT @jbravoSK @JakePavorsky @Tom Moore I believe the Sixers might trade Embiid. Twitter @tmoore76ers
Until then, expect the Brett Brown-led Sixers to play hard. It's the only way they know how. "I love the direction that we're heading in," Noel said. "I love what Sam Hinkie is doing with our team: building through the draft, getting young guys and being very particular about the pieces that he brings into this organization. "I think this is going to be a very solid team in the next few years and we're just going to continue to grow together." ESPN.com
Jorge Sierra: Up to 41 different players have hit the court for the Sixers with Brett Brown as head coach. He got the job last season. Twitter @hoopshype
On Feb. 19, Hinkie made three deals that produced point guard Isaiah Canaan, big man JaVale McGee, a pair of protected first-round selections and a second-rounder. Reigning NBA Rookie of the Year Michael Carter-Williams and rookie K.J. McDaniels went to the Bucks and Rockets, respectively. MCW's departure meant Hollis Thompson is the only Sixer left who played during the first half of the 2013-14 season. He has accumulated 17 second-round picks over the next six drafts and as many as five first-rounders in the next two. All of these moves, while designed to land a star or (ideally) stars, are delaying the rebuilding process. The Intelligencer
Bob Cooney: MCW: I think that coach Brown coaches and Sam does the moves. I don't think that if it was up to coach Brown I would have been moved. Twitter @BobCooney76
NetsDaily: PHL has limited attraction for FA's Now twice in two months, they've denied a player a chance to go to a team of his choosing, AK and TRob. Twitter @NetsDaily
Jake Fischer: The Rockets traded for Thomas Robinson during his rookie season when Sam Hinkie was still with Houston. Twitter @JakeLFischer
"I'm trying to use information to make decisions. The same way you do," Hinkie explained when he was introduced to the media. "You use analytics when you open your iPhone and try to figure out if it's going to rain today. All you're using is lots and lots of data, and it's helping you make an informed decision about whether you should bring an umbrella or not. That's the way I think about it." ESPN.com
Christopher A. Vito: For clarification on an earlier tweet: Sam asked Brett about the MCW trade, and Sam said he thought it was a deal they had to do. Twitter @ChrisVito
Christopher A. Vito: Sixers coach Brett Brown on Sam Hinkie's trades: "it's having the guts to make a decision to get you somewhere special." Twitter @ChrisVito
Candace Buckner: Brown on the impact these deals have on his future: "I'm going to back myself and I'm going to back Sam and these sort of decisions." Twitter @CandaceDBuckner
Steve Kyler: Hinkie also pointed out that he thought this would be last year his team would be the lone serious buyer at the deadline with capspace Twitter @stevekylerNBA
Steve Kyler: Hinkie said deal with Bucks and Suns almost became significantly bigger to help route other players. Said a lot happen in final minutes Twitter @stevekylerNBA
Steve Kyler: Hinkie also sort of suggested that the value the team created yesterday was a result of developing guys and being able to move them. Twitter @stevekylerNBA
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Derek Bodner: Hinkie: "It is almost impossibly hard to get your hands on a pick that at least has the chance to be a high lottery pick." #sixers Twitter @DerekBodnerNBA
Keith Pompey: Sam Hinkie on the Denver trade: "That was the type of deal that we were looking to do" Twitter @PompeyOnSixers
Tom Moore: #Sixers Hinkie: '(MCW trade) is a big one. Since (1st #NBA game), people have called. Only way we've moved him is if somebody blew us away.' Twitter @tmoore76ers
Keith Pompey: Hinkie on trading MCW: "The only way we would ever move him was if someone blew us away ... and something came along." Twitter @PompeyOnSixers
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Before joining the department, Mr. Dibb worked in several Minnesota school districts as a science teacher, building administrator, and district level administrator in the area of curriculum and instruction.
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Christians and Jews Sharing Shabbat in the Delta
My family lives in Greenwood, Mississippi. Nestled in the heart of the Delta, we are proud of our small-but-vibrant shul; even when only a dozen or so folks fill the pews, time spent in our building is meaningful. However, recently we saw our sanctuary overflowing with guests for the first time in years—and we were honored to host an event that led to powerful connections and conversations with our Delta neighbors.
We had two special visitors drawing the crowd in that night: Dr. Amy-Jill Levine (or AJ, as she prefers), and Rabbi Jeremy Simons of the ISJL. Rabbi Simons led a beautiful Shabbat service, warmly welcoming everyone and putting all attendees at ease immediately. I was so proud to have him representing the Jewish faith and standing up there in front of so many, leading everyone in a shared experience of Sabbath peace.
Then, AJ took the stage. AJ is the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Professor of New Testament Studies at Vanderbilt University Divinity School, Department of Religious Studies, and Graduate Department of Religion. She's a Jewish woman who studies and teaches about Christianity—and thereby she possesses a rare ability to speak the language of both Christians and Jews. She can represent both viewpoints fairly, and help us understand each other. Her opening line was something like: "Faith is more like love than Sudoku. Sudoku only has one correct solution. Love is subjective rather than right or wrong—you can't control who you love and different people will have different preferences."
People came from all over to hear her speak; Christians were challenged and enriched by her teachings on Christianity, and Jewish attendees were similarly riveted by her approach to scholarship and religious studies transcending both religions. Though the program took place in a synagogue, AJ knew her audience was primarily Christian. She addressed all equally, and encouraged all to be open to challenge and new notions. As local bookstore employee and program partner Steve Iwanski noted in his wonderful blog following AJ's presentation: "…she sought to bring light to the parts of Jewish faith that may be unfamiliar to the typical Christian.
The crowd lingered for a long time afterward, and one could pick up smatterings of conversation that sounded exactly like the kind of interpretive dialogue Dr. Levine had implored us to engage in." Having Rabbi Simons and Dr. Amy-Jill Levine lead and teach from our synagogue's pulpit to a completely full house was an incredible delight. Everyone there shared in learning, in listening, in strengthening our own individual understanding and also our collective understanding of one another.
As an Ahavath Rayim member, an ISJL board member, a Greenwood resident—I could not have been more proud. It was not just a night of academics, but of spiritual moments. My 86-year-old mother-in-law, Ilse Goldberg, kindled the Shabbat candles and recited the blessings, which was such a moving moment. A lot of planning goes into bringing an event like this together, but moments like this are so precious that all the planning is worth it.
That night, I felt the pride of our ancestors – Ilse in the room, and others no longer with us. If they could have seen the full pews and felt the support and investment of our neighbors, I know how proud the previous generations of the congregation would be. I'm just honored that I could be part of such a wonderful communal experience, and grateful to see our shul stuffed to the gills with long-time supporters and first-time visitors. I hope to see our friends and neighbors joining us in fellowship many more times in the future.
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Mishkan in Mississippi
The last thing I imagined to find when I moved to Mississippi? A tabernacle.
Over the years, I've learned a lot about the Mishkan, the encampment the Israelites set up in the while wandering in the desert, the physical space where God dwelled among them. But I never thought I would see a life-size replica… let alone in Pearl, Mississippi.
I read about it online, and was immediately tempted to go see it—but I also felt a bit strange about the fact that this "life-size replica of the Mosaic Sanctuary that God gave instructions to Moses to build in the wilderness" was constructed by a Seventh-day Adventist organization. I wondered what the agenda might be, as the group travels with the tabernacle across the nation.
But my curiosity got the best of me. And so I went to see the Mishkan.
Located in the middle of a large open field, next to a church in Pearl, Mississippi, sat several large tents. Two kind older women welcomed me and handed me an admission ticket that read "tribe of Benjamin." My father's Hebrew name, I observed silently. The women asked me why I was in Jackson, where I worked and I told them about the Institute of Southern Jewish Life. Although I wasn't trying to hide the fact that I'm Jewish, I realized I was a bit uncomfortable. Was I coming here "as a Jew"? Was I walking in as a student of religious studies?
Either way, I was probably not their intended audience.
Our tour guide began by explaining the history of the Temple, and Jewish worship at the Temple. I was impressed with the guide's level of knowledge. He had a lot of dates and important figures memorized, and his information seemed consistent with what I learned in my Jewish day school education.
We walked into the tent, stopping to look at the altar made of "brass" (or plastic spray-painted to look like brass). An unfortunate plush-toy sheep was awaiting a demonstration. The guide explained to us the process of sacrifice, starting with the sin, and ending with the fats and innards burnt on the altar. He shared all the information I was familiar with, but his interpretation was different: for the tour guide in the church's re-created tabernacle, every part of the sacrifice and worship to God somehow connected to Jesus' ministry.
We made our way through the tabernacle, beginning from the least holy spot to the most—the Holy of Holies.
Inside the Holy of Holies sat items I knew were supposedly there, but had never pictured. This was perhaps the most interesting thing for me; to see things like manna and Aaron's staff, depicted in material terms. Manna is something I've always learned about as maybe bread, or maybe grain, but definitely heavenly, other-worldly. To see it in a bowl, so obviously of this world, was confusing. Some of the mystery, the ineffable quality was lost.
Perhaps the most jarring interpretation of all: the tour ended in a tent where the High Priest was dressed in a breastplate—and instead of pomegranates and bells around the bottom of his frock, instead Christmas ornaments dangled from the garment.
It was an odd experience, but I'm glad I went. I left this Mishkan feeling confused, but also full of pride. Though our religions look very different today, the Christians who created this tabernacle share many of the same historical roots that connect me to my faith. For my tour guide, the Mishkan was an extraordinary thing that led the way for Jesus' salvation. For me, it was something that helped shape my people, as a people. Christianity and Judaism both changed drastically over the years, and neither look much like the religion practiced in the desert for 40 years—but both still find meaning in memories and experiences of the Mishkan.
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Welcome to Palestine… Texas
When I see the word "Palestine," a number of images come to mind: questions regarding borders, refugees, the city of Jerusalem, and more Middle Eastern musings. But from now on, when I read or hear the word "Palestine," I'll think of something else as well. I'll think of a small town – Palestine, Texas – and a man named Sam who owns a diner there.
This Friday, I was on my way to Waco, Texas to visit Congregation Agudath Jacob. Around 1:00 or so, my fellow Education Fellow Allison Poirier and I saw the official "Welcome to Palestine" sign on the side of the road! Needless to say, we were quite pleased with the name of this town. We made a few other nerdy Jewish Educator jokes related to the town's name, but we soon realized that we were quite hungry. We decided to stop at the Dogwood Diner for lunch.
After ordering, a man walked over to our table. As occasionally happens for me, since I wear a kippah every day, he exclaimed: "That's a Yarmulke, right?"
I replied that indeed it was! I always enjoy interactions like this, where I get to briefly explain why it is meaningful for me to wear this funny-looking Jewish hat, but I was in for a surprise this time around…
This man was Sam, owner of the diner. He explained that his ex-wife was Jewish. Years ago, Sam sent his children to a Jewish school in Dallas. Sam knew all about the Jewish community of Palestine, TX. He told us about a Jewish cemetery located right down the road, explained that there had been a congregation nearby until about a decade ago, and had a number of other interesting stories to share with us.
But Sam left us with more than just stories. He provided us an important insight as well. After a few minutes of conversation, Sam said to us, "Ya know, I grew up Muslim, reading the Qur'an. Then I married a Jew and learned about the Torah. And recently I've learned more about Christianity, and I've read the Bible. They're really not so different."
I did not realize that, upon walking into the Dogwood Diner, I would hear such important words of wisdom. We get bogged down in the differences between some of our religious traditions sometimes. And let's be clear – Christianity, Judaism, Islam, and every other world religion really are unique, and to say simply "they're all basically the same" would be misguided. But we do share quite a bit in common. Monotheism is a common tenet, and Moshe (or Moses, or Musa) is viewed as a prophet by all three.
It is easy to lose track of our similarities sometimes, as we focus on what separates Jews from other religions – and even what separates one particular group of Jews from another. But we really do possess a number of common characteristics with other world religions. Sometimes we just need someone to remind us of that. Thankfully, I had Sam.
We find wisdom in unexpected places. Of course, somebody had inspired me with their thoughts about religion while I was in Palestine, Texas. With a town-name like that, maybe I shouldn't have been surprised.
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