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HARTSVILLE, S.C. - Pfeiffer University swept past Coker College 9-0 in a Conference Carolinas men's tennis match on Wednesday afternoon. The loss drops the Cobras to 1-6 overall and 1-2 in conference play, while the Falcons improve their record to 4-2 overall and 1-1 in the conference.
The Falcons swept through doubles play with ease, winning at No. 1 and No. 2 doubles 8-2, while picking up an 8-1 win at No. 3 doubles en route to the win.
Singles play seemed to be just as easy for Pfeiffer with a pair of straight set wins by Andrea Cazzaro at No.1 and Sid Kaushik at No. 4. The toughest match of the day on the men's side came at No. 3 between Coker's Rick Vliegen and Pfeiffer's Johan de Wit. Vliegen won the first set 6-2, but de Wit took set two 6-3. It then came down to the tiebreaker set, where de Wit narrowly escaped with the 10-8 win.
Coker will return to the courts on Saturday, when they host Erskine College at 2:00 p.m. Pfeiffer will continue their road play, traveling to Gardener-Webb University also on Saturday, for a 10:00 a.m. match.


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Summer cleaning at Seviren
tunnel pruning
-hole 2
-hole 6
-hole 8
-hole 18
Much needed. It's thick. Are they not going to try to keep the stuff down on #4? It was mowed initially, but it's growing up again and I have a Vulcan in there somewhere.
"That's what she said."----Michael Scott
We are working on a fairway weed whacking run
If anyone finds it this week can they get it to someone going to the Evansville Open? (Justin, Daniel, Judge, etc.) Thanks.
"That's what she said."----Michael Scott
Have you reviewed our local courses on www.DiscGolfCourseReview.com
If not take a moment and check it out
Seviren Lang is currently scored as a 4.2 out of 5 - ranking it the 3rd best course in the state of Indiana
Charlie Vettiner is currently scored as a 4.06 out of 5 - ranking it the 7th best course in the state of Kentucky
check it out and review our local courses
How do you look them up by rating in each state?
All I need is some tasty waves and a cool buzz and I'm all right.
I backhand as a hobby, I putt to pay the bills.
Go to Browse Courses, select the state and any other filters you want, then sort the results by rating (or click on the headings). Both states have 7 courses rated 4+ out of 5.
Here is Indiana:
Old English Golf Course English, IN - 4.31
Rogers Lakewood Park Valparaiso, IN - 4.22
Seviren Lang DGC Georgetown, IN - 4.20
Camp Cullom DGC Frankfort, IN - 4.20
Patoka Lake State Rec. Area Birdseye, IN - 4.17
Mesker Park Evansville, IN - 4.07
Lemon Lake County Park - Silver Crown Point, IN - 4.00
Here is Kentucky:
Idlewild Burlington, KY - 4.77
Holler In The Hills Brownsville, KY - 4.62
Lincoln Ridge Park Independence, KY - 4.48
Madisonville City Park DGC Madisonville, KY - 4.25
Freeman Lake Park Elizabethtown, KY - 4.11
Kereiakes Park Bowling Green, KY - 4.06
Charlie Vettiner Park Louisville, KY - 4.06
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Awesome, thanks. I've played all of those except for Rogers Lakewood and Camp Cullom. All in due time.
All I need is some tasty waves and a cool buzz and I'm all right.
I backhand as a hobby, I putt to pay the bills.
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Smith's 2011-2012 Guiding of Men's Basketball Lands Him on NCCSIA All-State Team
April 5, 2012
PEMBROKE, N.C. - The North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) announced its selections for the 2011-12 College Division All-State Men's Basketball Team on Tuesday. Pfeiffer University's Danny Smith (Baltimore, MD) lands on the second team after his guiding of the 2011-2012 Falcons.
Ten players representing eight different North Carolina Colleges and Universities have been named to the 2011-12 NCCSIA College Division All-State Teams. Mount Olive and UNC Pembroke led the way with two selections apiece, while MOC forward Craig Hayes was the only unanimous selection to the squad.
In addition to the first team honorees, five players garnered second team all-state laurels. That list includes UNC Pembroke guards Shahmel Brackett and Marcus Heath, Mount Olive guard Derek Staton, Queens guard Daniel Bailey and Pfeiffer guard Danny Smith.
Founded in 2002, The North Carolina Collegiate Sports Information Association (NCCSIA) is comprised of sports information professionals from NCAA Division I, II, III, NAIA and independent institutions from the state of North Carolina. The purpose of the organization is to promote collegiate athletics at all schools. Membership is open to anyone affiliated with a college, university or conference located in North Carolina, and whose area of responsibility lies within sports information.
NCSSIA selects all-state teams in the University (Division I) and College (Division II, III, NAIA) divisions for men's and women's basketball, men's and women's soccer, volleyball, softball and baseball.


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Soccer Matches Rescheduled; Women Add Home Match on Thursday
October 19, 2009
MISENHEIMER, N.C. Due to Saturdays washout of both the mens and womens soccer games for Pfeiffer at Limestone, both soccer schedules have shifted slightly during the next week of play. The Lady Falcons will make up the match with the Saints tomorrow, Tuesday, October 20th at 3:30 p.m. The womens match scheduled at Newberry on Wednesday, will now be play on Thursday in Misenheimer at 4:00 p.m. The mens match at Newberry is still scheduled for 4:00 p.m. on Wednesday. The Falcons will make up the Limestone match on Wednesday, October 28th at 3:30 p.m. in Gaffney, S.C. Live stats will be available for all matches via www.gofalconsports.com.


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How Does Google Rank My Site?
Having top rankings in the search engines is crucial for driving free traffic to your site. So how is it that your competitor's site gets top rankings in the search results while yours seems to be buried on page 10 or lower? We've got that answer for you, but first, let's look at the factors that Google takes into account to decide which sites will get those coveted top positions, and which will be relegated to obscurity.


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People are said to have allergies when their bodies have a negative reaction to a foreign substance.
According to the Mayo Clinic, antibodies protect us from unwanted bacteria that could cause infection. When a person has allergies, their antibodies are reacting to a substance that it thinks is harmful, even when it isn't.
Some common allergens are foods (like peanuts, shellfish, and dairy products), medications and insect stings.


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Something strange happened when the Americans arrived at the church in Nairobi.
It was November 2009. A small group from Mariners Church, a wealthy megachurch in Irvine, traveled to the capital city of Kenya. First stop: Mavuno Church, a rapidly growing congregation in a middle-class Nairobi neighborhood.
The Americans showed up, met the pastor, toured the church.
And then they listened.
"They were coming to learn from us," says Daisy Waimiri, a Mavuno member who helped show the Irvine visitors around.
"It was a learning process, seeing how we affect the community."
The Mariners group, which included the Irvine church's senior pastor, Kenton Beshore, brought no money, no school supplies, nothing to give the Africans.
Instead, they came to learn why a church in one of Africa's largest and most socially stratified cities was beating American churches by almost every measure of church efficacy – growth, commitment from members and outreach to its community.
Four years later, the resulting partnership between Mavuno and Mariners has produced something entirely new in American Christianity: a suburban American megachurch transformed from top to bottom to become more … African.
"We changed everything," says Jonah Haase, an outreach coordinator at Mariners. "Everything is based on Mavuno. They're way ahead of us."
By "everything," Haase meant Mariners' international outreach work, its teaching program for members in Orange County and even the church's motto. All now emulate programs and practices developed at Mavuno.
"They have things we don't have," says Beshore, the senior pastor. "God is throwing a global party, and it's in the Southern Hemisphere."
The story of how a medium-size African church rebooted one of America's largest and most influential evangelical congregations is the story in miniature of a wider, tectonic shift now remaking global Christianity.
After centuries of European and American dominance, Christianity has migrated to the developing world, where churches are growing at dizzying rates and local Christians are becoming more resistant to taking direction from their wealthier but less dynamic brethren in developed countries.
Nearly two-thirds of the world's Christians live in the so-called Global South (Africa, Asia and Latin America), according to a 2010 Pew Research study. Seven of the world's 10 largest Christian nations are outside Europe and America.


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Kohl's to remodel Southridge store
Kohl's will begin work in January on a remodeling project at its Southridge Mall store in Greendale.
Kohl's vice president of public relations Vicki Shamion said the facelift includes updating departments throughout the store, with the biggest changes planned for the kids, home and intimates departments. The store also will get new fitting rooms and lounge areas, new customer service areas at both entrances and updated checkout areas.
The Southridge store is among 100 that the company plans to renovate in 2011. Work is expected to be complete at the Southridge location by March, and the store will remain open throughout the project.
The Kohl's announcement comes at a time when the mall's operator Simon Property Group, has announced plans for a $52.5 million mall renovation that will include a new anchor in the mostly-vacant space at the south end.
Sources have told me that Macy's is in talks with Simon to open a store in the space that once held a Younkers store. But no announcement on the identity of the new anchor has been made.
YEA! Greendale student program seeks additional business partners
Greendale — The Young Entrepreneurs Academy (YEA!) chapter of Greendale is seeking businesses to join PNC Financial Services Group and Stella & Dot's independent stylist Jess Anderson as partners in supporting its program for the 2015-2016 academic year.
YEA! is a school program that takes students between the ages of 11 and 18 through the process of starting and launching a real business or social movement over the course of an academic year. YEA! Greendale is sponsored by the Greendale Chamber of Commerce and the Metropolitan Milwaukee Association of Commerce.
By partnering with YEA!, businesses can volunteer their time as business mentors, field trip hosts, guest lecturers and more. Community support strengthens the program, and the academy helps strengthen the community.
Businesses interested in joining the program are encouraged to contact Kitty Goyette, communications director for the Greendale School District, at firstname.lastname@example.com or by calling (414) 416-6215.
Milwaukee County Historical Society to host Trimborn Heritage Weekend
Greendale — The Milwaukee County Historical Society will host its first Trimborn Heritage Weekend at Trimborn Farm Historical Park this June.
Visitors are welcome to "walk through history" as they experience re-enactors from different time periods and a variety of history-related presentations. The farm will serve as a backdrop for the historical re-enactment event.
The event will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. on June 6 and 7 at the farm, 8881 W. Grange Ave.
Admission costs $5 per person. Food vendors will be on-site.
For more information, visit www.milwaukeehistory.net or call (414) 273-8288.
Local police assemble for seat belt enforcement
Franklin — Area police departments will participate in seat belt targeted traffic enforcements until May 31.
As part of the Click It or Ticket National Mobilization, the Franklin, Greendale and Hales Corners police departments have been participating in a seat belt grant sponsored by the Wisconsin Bureau of Traffic Safety to educate the public on the importance of wearing seat belts, according to a news release from the Franklin Police Department. This year's effort began May 18.
Through enforcement and education, police hope to increase seat belt awareness, usage compliance and reduce traffic crash injuries, the release said.
Following the Click it or Ticket traffic enforcements, the departments will continue to conduct patrols to increase seat belt usage and prevent traffic related deaths.
Greendale Marching Band to be featured in Colder's commercial
Greendale — The Greendale High School Marching Band has been chosen by Colder's Furniture and Appliance to perform in an upcoming television commercial for the firm.
The band will be filmed for the advertisement later this week. The finished TV commercial will air on Milwaukeearea television stations beginning this summer.
Earlier this year, Oak Creek High School's marching band and color guard were also featured in a Colder's commercial.
Department of Transportation to update local businesses about South 27th Street construction
Oak Creek — Local businesses will have an opportunity to speak with representatives from the Wisconsin Department of Transportation about the South 27th Street project on Tuesday, May 26.
Participants in the business meeting will receive 2015 project updates, including information about the construction schedule, lane closures and alternate route options.
The meeting will be held from 1:30 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. at the Highway 241 Project Field Office, 6508 S. 27th Street in Suite 6.
Businesses are asked to RSVP for the meeting through Public Involvement Lead Cyntha De Vor by calling (262) 510-8901 or emailing her at firstname.lastname@example.com.
Oak Creek's historical society begins tour season on Memorial Day
Oak Creek — Memorial Day is the season opening day of the Pioneer Village with free tours by the Oak Creek Historical Society.
All the buildings will be open for viewing from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Monday, May 25. The museum complex, on 15th Avenue and Forest Hill Avenue, includes the old Town Hall, blacksmith shop, summer kitchen, log house, barn, cobbler shop and print shop.
All the buildings will be open Sundays from Memorial Day until Labor Day from noon to 4 p.m. with free tours.
The historical society meets on the fourth Monday of the month. Visitors interested in becoming a member are encouraged to attend the next meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, June 22, at the Oak Creek Fire Station on 6th and Rawson.
Oak Creek High School track now open to public Saturday mornings
Oak Creek — The Oak Creek High School track is now open for community use every Saturday morning.
The track at Knights Community Stadium, 340 E Puetz Rd., will be open to the public from 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. every Saturday — with the exception of July 4 — until Thanksgiving.
Visitors must wear appropriate footwear — no cleats or spikes — and are restricted from using strollers, scooters or other wheel-bound equipment on the track. Food, gum and pets are not permitted.
Company behind Franklin High School's new floor wins national awards for design
Franklin — The company behind recent floor installations at Franklin High Schools is honored with national recognition.
Lippert Tile Company, Inc., of Menomonee Falls was presented the 2015 Grand Prize and the Gold in Education award by Starnet Worldwide April 17 in Tucson, Ariz. Each year, the Starnet Design Awards spotlight the innovative use of flooring in commercial design, according to a news release from the organization.
Lippert Tile Company, Inc. strove to incorporate Franklin High School's message of "learning anytime, anywhere" into its design. An overall theme of communication and movement was included in the flooring design and each department at the school is expressed through different colors graphics.
Classrooms are carpeted to improve acoustics and to support flexible furniture arrangements.
Throughout the project, a palette of yellows, golds and the school's colors are used.
Let us know about your Memorial Day event
Are you or your organization planning an event commemorating Memorial Day? Send information to us at email@example.com so we can include it in a roundup of events. Deadline to submit information is 5 p.m. Monday, May 18.
Initial Reaction Podcast: Massive overhaul of area conferences could be afoot
A large-scale reorganization of area conferences could be on the way, plus a look back at new directions for the Milwaukee Brewers and Milwaukee Bucks.
Heart the City 5K/10K to raise awareness for area homeless
Oak Creek — Revitalize WI, a nonprofit organization, will host its first Heart the City 5K/10K event Saturday, May 16, to raise awareness for the homeless and impoverished people of southeast Wisconsin.
The race will begin at Abendschein Park, 1311 E. Drexel Ave., run through a part of the Oak Leaf Trail, continue on through residential neighborhoods and return back to the park.
Registration for the event will be held at 9 a.m. The race will begin at 10 a.m.
The event will conclude with a post-race party that will include an awards ceremony, food and live entertainment.
Proceeds from the 5K/10K will help Revitalize WI obtain its first transitional living for the homeless, where guests will receive counseling, education and workforce skills through an on-site workshop and hydroponics garden.» Read Full Article
Oak Creek Health Department to host anti-drug abuse presentation just for parents
Oak Creek — The Oak Creek Health Department will host a special presentation for parents on signs of teen drug abuse on May 28.
"How to Recognize Drug Abuse in Your Children" will educate parents on how teens are hiding alcohol and drug abuse from their parents and what they can do about it.
There will also be an interactive display for parents to familiarize themselves with drug paraphernalia and items teenagers use to hide their drug abuse.
Police Officer Matt Harper of the Hartland Police Department will also speak with parents at the presentation.
The event will be held from 6 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. at Parkway Church, 10940 S. Nicholson Road.» Read Full Article
Winter's not through with us yet
The old rule of thumb about not planting before Memorial Day may be proven tonight, as the National Weather Service has issued a frost advisory from midnight tonight to 7 a.m. Wednesday. Temperatures could drop into the low 30s. If you have plants outside, you may want to consider covering them or moving them inside.
Caterpillar consolidating space, but no layoffs will result
Caterpillar Inc. says it's cutting more than 260,000 square feet from its South Milwaukee manufacturing operations but isn't laying off employees as a result of the space consolidation.
The company says it plans to redesign and retool the plant which makes mining shovels and draglines, reducing the need for as much floor space.
At its plant in Aurora, Ill., Caterpillar says it plans to reduce its manufacturing footprint by more than 1 million square feet, eliminating the use of one of the largest buildings there.
Caterpillar has laid off hundreds of employees as its mining equipment business has slowed. The space consolidation at each location will begin immediately, the company said Monday.
Root River Theatre Company presents "Speed-the-Plow"
Franklin — A local theater company opens a new stage production this weekend.
Root River Theatre Company presents "Speed-the-Plow" by David Mamet, a comical satire of the Hollywood movie industry, according to a news release from the theater. The original production starred Joe Mantegna, Ron Silver and Madonna.
All performances will be staged at The Aviation Theater inside the Crowne Plaza Hotel at the Milwaukee Airport, 6401 S. 13th St. in Milwaukee. Showtimes are May 15 at 7:30 p.m., May 16 at 2 and 7:30 p.m. and May 17 at 2 p.m.
Tickets for all shows are reserved seating and patrons are advised to purchase tickets early. Root River Theatre Company has lowered the prices for all tickets purchased online, in advance. Advance tickets are $17 for adults and $15 for students and seniors. Tickets purchased at the door are $20 for adults and $18 for students and seniors.
For more information and to purchase tickets visit rootrivertheatre.com.


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Review: Apple Brings iPhone-style Multi-Touch to Magic Mouse
Apple's Magic Mouse, introduced via simple press release on October 20, is the latest point-and-click peripheral for the Mac, and the latest showcase for Apple's multi-touch technology, first introduced in the iPhone and later the iPod touch. While the iPhone is still the premiere multi-touch experience in consumer electronics, however, Apple's modern history of mice has been... poor to mediocre. The hockey puck that shipped with the original iMac was goofy, the one-button Mighty Mouse hard to second-click with and prone to gunked up scroll balls.
Does the Magic Mouse work an iPhone-level spell, or is it just more of the middling? TiPb takes a look after the break!
Unboxing Beautiful
Apple once again shows that their attention to detail and customer experience doesn't end with the device, it starts with the packaging. The Magic Mouse comes in small plastic box that shows it off similar to how the iPod touch is displayed in its packaging. Once open, you find the mouse and not much more, only some paper, and that's pro forma.
Magic Mouse connects to a MacBook or Mac desktop via Bluetooth, once again showing Apple's move towards fewer wires and farther range. It's not rechargeable, but comes with a battery already in place, ready to use with a flip of the power switch.
Getting Started
If you've got the Bluetooth icon in your menu bar, click on it and choose Setup Bluetooth Device... The Bluetooth Assistant will launch, it will detect your Magic Mouse, and as soon as it does, you can choose it and pair it. (If you don't have the BT icon in your menu, just launch System Preferences, choose Bluetooth, and hit the + icon at the bottom left to launch the BT Assistant).
It took me all of a minute or so to get up and running. Kudos to "just works". Or at least it does once you launch Software Update, download, and install Apple's Magic Mouse Software. This comes pre-installed with the new iMacs and Mac Minis, and will no doubt be integrated into Mac OS X 10.6.2 when it's made available, but for now it's an extra step and requires a restart. Apple must be patching something core, and that in and of itself is interesting.
Compared to the previous Mighty Mouse (a name which is now trademarked by another company), the Magic Mouse feels about the same on the table. It's alright, but it's not the smoothest experience. The weight feels good but the profile isn't as high. The angle of the edges feels great in the hand, but the lack of a higher, rounder top leaves your palm kind of empty. No doubt that's to make space for the multi-touch gestures, but it will take some getting used to.
Like the Mighty Mouse, the entire upper shell is one giant button (with an Apple logo on it this time), but the Magic Mouse's "click" feels much better and more satisfying. When setup to do so in System Preferences, it also detects the right (or left if you're right handed) second mouse click much, much better than the Mighty Mouse ever did (no doubt because the capacitive technology "knows" where you're clicking). From that purely old-school point-and-click perspective, Magic Mouse is a big improvement.
The bottom has a second Apple logo, along the laser and an on/off switch you can toggle to save battery power if you're going to be away for a long time.
Okay, on to the gestures. Those that are included so far work... from very well, and just okay. To back up a moment, like the iPhone, the surface of the Magic Mouse is capacitive (see the teardown for details) so it can detect multiple finger actions and execute whatever behavior those actions represent.
The scrolling, where you move a single finger around to pan left-to-right, up-and-down, and basically any direction is great. Say goodbye gunked-up physical scroll wheel or ball, evolution has selected you for extinction. In an especially nice touch, System Preferences lets you turn on (or off) momentum based scrolling, similar to how the iPhone flicks fast at the beginning, then slows to a stop. Sadly, there's no elastic banding like the iPhone in Mac OS X. Yet.
The "just okay" defines the two-finger sideways swipe, currently only implemented in Safari to go back and forth within a tabs history (I'd prefer switching tabs), and iPhoto to cycle through images. I have no problem with doing it (mad iPhone-derived skillz, yo!) but a friend who tried it with me found it difficult to annoying.
I mentioned so far, above, because I have a suspicion Apple is doing what they did with iMovie '08 here -- introducing something new and deliberately keeping it simple to start. The multi-touch trackpads in the MacBooks are another example. At first they introduced the second finger for left click, and the double-finger for scrolling. When the MacBook Air debuted, they added three-finger swiping and four-finger tabbing and Expose. Apple could easily be making the same play here, scrolling and swiping at first, Expose and tabbing (or other added functionality) in a future software update.
That might help allay those like Dieter, who miss the side buttons on the old Might Mouse, or a third button or other assorted mechanical doodads.
I'd still prefer an Apple-produced iPhone or iPod touch app that exactly duplicates the functionality of the current MacBook (Air/Pro) trackpads. Absent that, the Magic Mouse is the best mouse Apple has made in a long time (I supposed in the same way, post Vista, many proclaim Windows 7 the best OS Microsoft has shipped). If you're a fan of the iPhone's multi-touch, like trying new, ambitious technology, or just want to stick completely within the Apple ecosystem (and don't mind paying $69 for the privilege!), this is the mouse for you. If you're not sold yet, head on over to your local Apple Retail Store and give it a test drive.
If you prefer clickety-clackety multi-button mega-mice, we've heard Logitech might be a better choice for you.
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Review: Apple Brings iPhone-style Multi-Touch to Magic Mouse
@haerin: yes - the right hardware such as a multi touch pad or monitor. And yes it just works. - unlike the apple mouse. Which is also a piece of "hardware" by the way. And doesn't "just" work and is hardly "innovative" by the way. If I want multi touch I will use a touchpad which I have been doing with win for almost a year now.
How well does it fit your hand, especially over long usage periods? I always found that, for long sessions, a logitech or MS mouse was always far more comfortable than my Mighty Mouse. While I love gestures on my trackpad, since the Magic Mouse is even lower and flatter, I worry that the ergonomics will be terrible.
The multi-touch technology of the iPhone led to the multi-touch magic mouse. Why is this so hard to understand? And are you physically harmed in any way by reading something that indirectly deals with the iPhone? You wasted time posting, so obviously time constraints are not an issue.
@rjd - I've seen the BSOD on many XP and Vista machines, would love to know your secret. Since win95? Really? That's all Win ME was good at. And I have a mouse MADE by Microsoft that won't "just work" to save my damn life. I have the cd on file for whenever I do work on someone's comp...sometimes from getting the BSOD!
Don't worry Gary, RJD likely uses his touch-screen PC to touch himself with.
Guys like him have never felt a live girl, and hence, hang out in Apple forums looking to get a rise out of those of us that appreciate the truly good things in life.
As for "touch my screen" boy, he's going to be one of about 20 people in the world that actually use one.
If you've ever spent 10 minutes doing that, you'll see why it's going to fail.
Not unlike most "innovating" MS does.
I <3 my Windows 7 box, but I'm no chump. I've seen PLENTY of blue screens from Vista and XP in my past. I've seen my share of kernel panics from OS X as well. No OS is bulletproof especially when multiple sources of hardware and software come into play.
The Magic Mouse looks really nice and I'd like to try one out.
On my PC I'm using the Logitech MX Revolution for the past few years and I really REALLY like it. I wish I had one at the office.
I am enjoying my new magic mouse, very worth the price and wait...
My vote to bring Back full RSS posting.
Temper? I too have been commenting for years (roughly 2), not in the thread, only under a different name. I'd suggest we not make this a pissing contest. And seeing how you are so defensive, my statement holds even more water. So the question remains...does it hurt you to read something indirectly, or in my opinion, directly related to the iPhone? It obviously hurts your feelings...
The 2-finger swipes work in Firefox 3.5 too.
@cardfan depends on user I guess. I use a Microsoft (logitech ODM?) mouse on my WinBox. I'm really liking the Magic Mouse on Mac.
My Magic Mouse is in the post, can't wait to try it out. I generally don't like mice and prefer to use the MacBook trackpad instead. I'm a little concerned about the shape (the low profile and shallow curve) - this looks cool, but does it handle well? Does it sit nicely in the palm of your hand?
Since I have yet to take the trip to the Apple store to try it out, two further qestions, if you do not mind:
1) Ergonomics. Do you have any problem with having to keep your hand strained to accommodate how flat it is, or is that issue overblown?
2) Is the right click any better than the Mighty Mouse, or does this mouse also misinterpret right clicks frequently unless the left finger is moved significantly as well?
it is in the mouse preferences, to the right of the scroll check box
Wow icebike ... Your a moron.
four finger gestures?
As someone who has recovered from a serious case of RSI (Repetative Stress Injury) I see this device as a big risk for Apple.
The design forces you to hold the device in a way that avlouds touching it with your palm or funky things happen. After half an hour my entire forearm was aching.
Am I the only one that smells class action? Maybe it's the odor of lawyers salivating.
1) not so far, the underside angle feels really well designed for the grip.
2) right click is great so far. I'm guessing the capacitive touch knows where your finger is when you click
of my RSI acted up, I'd stop using it. The lack of personal responsibility is stupefying. I switched from Palm to iPhone and didn't consider BlackBerry due to RSI, I never once considered suing anybody... Wow. Just. Wow.
I want one but then I don't ... i want them to update the firmware to do stuff the touch pad on the macs can ...
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Why don't you change your website name to the appleblog??? More than half the sh!t you post is non iPhone related.
I think it is funny that people that are microsoft junkies talk about oh ive been using touch pads forever blah blah blah. Well no one does multi-touch like apple because it is patented. And i hardly doubt your touch pad is worth a shit. The best ones ive seen are bamboo. And their "multi-touch" version just came out about a week ago so you do NOT know what you are talking about a pen and pad to draw on your screen is not a multi-touch mouse. This combines point and click with other navigational function that NO mouse has ever come close to. I'm not for everything mac does but you need to get your facts straight. There are two types of people in the world...those who like mac products and have several...ore those who are jealous of the people that do. Get of your microsoft bandwagon there are some new players in town (Google and Apple). Peace
using all fingers
No "just works" is reserved for my mouse. It is a microsoft wheel mouse optical. It is about 8-10 years old. It "just works" in 6-7 linux distros, OSX, windows 2000, windows xp, windows vista and windows 7.
I spilled oil IN IT (and all over it), coffee all over it (many times) beer, pop, ashes, dropped it alot etc. It is the only piece of computer hardware that I have owned that long and treated like complete garbage (I got it for $20 and it was supposed to be a temporary replacement) the wheel is still fine, so are the optics. It is the only thing I have NEVER had to install a driver or any software (even in osx, which was pretty suprising. It has outlasted my timex watch.
That magic mouse seems kind of, not very useful? I still use 2 buttons, if I had one exactly the same size and shape as this with 5 I'd use that, my hand is a deformed claw now exactly conformed to this mouse, I can't see how that could be useful except on a laptop, which has them anyway.
It looks nice
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MISENHEIMER, N.C. The Pfeiffer University womens tennis team went 1-2 over the weekend taking on division one Gardner-Webb, North Greenville and Lincoln Memorial. The Lady Falcons lost 6-1 at Gardner-Webb, sandwiched an 8-1 win against North Greenville and lost a 6-3 decision to Lincoln Memorial on Sunday. Pfeiffer stands 7-4 on the season taking conference foe Mount Olive on Monday.
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The U.S. National Team opened their annual January camp on Tuesday and U.S. Soccer has provided a brief video update with interviews with head coach Jurgen Klinsmann, Mike Magee, Graham Zusi, and Matt Besler
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CARSON, Calif. – The U.S. National Team has opened their annual January camp at StubHub Center, but as preparations begin for their match against Korea Republic on Feb. 1, more details are emerging of the camp's unique schedule.
The U.S. will train at StubHub Center for a total of 13 days before departing for Brazil where they will train at the facility of Sao Paulo FC from Jan. 13-25 where they will play a series of closed-door scrimmages against Sao Paulo's first team. U.S. head coach Jurgen Klinsmann is expected to take 23 players to Brazil, but could take more depending on the players' fitness levels. Any player that does not travel to South America is expected to continue training in Carson prior to the Feb. 1 match.
"We'll try things out there. We want to get to know the people. We want to build relationships, if it's at the hotel, at the training ground. We want to get a feel for how things work there – for the Brazilian lifestyle, in a certain way – and this is a good opportunity," Klinsmann told reporters on Tuesday. "So we connected it because no other [World Cup] team really has that January camp happening. It's because of the schedule that MLS has gives us that opportunity."
Sporting Kansas City midfielder Graham Zusi noted on Tuesday that the competition between players for a spot on plane to Brazil "makes it all real" for all players involved in the January camp, a sentiment that was echoed by LA Galaxy defender Omar Gonzalez.
"I don't know if I'm going to Brazil so I have to keep on working hard and not give Jurgen a reason to say no to me," said Gonzalez. "I have to keep on working hard and everyone is in the same boat here because no one is penciled in. It'll help everyone work that much harder and increase everyone's game."
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy bolstered their forward corps on Tuesday with the addition of Brazilian forward Samuel on a year-long loan from Fluminense, but head coach and general manager Bruce Arena says LA won't be stopping there.
While observing U.S. National Team practice, Arena caught up with reporters to discuss the signing of the new Brazilian target forward and without getting into any specifics, mentioned that LA hope to lock down the signature of another forward within the next two weeks.
"We're going to follow up this week with probably another player who can play that position as well. We're trying to shore up our target position," said Arena.
The addition of a second target striker could be a boon for the Galaxy who lacked a significant physical presence up top in 2013 as only 19-year-old Homegrown forward Jack McBean provided a true target forward presence.
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The LA Galaxy announced the signing of 22-year-old Brazilian forward Samuel on Tuesday, highlights of the forward are below.
LA Galaxy bolster their attack with the addition of Brazilian forward Samuel on a loan from Fluminense
CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy stated that acquiring a target forward was at the top of their wish list for the 2014 season and just seven days into the year, they may have got their man.
LA announced the acquisition of 22-year-old Brazilian forward Samuel on a year-long loan from Brazil's Fluminense on Tuesday. The 6-foot-1 center target striker who tallied 15 goals in 72 appearances over the last two years with the Fluzão will be added to the Galaxy's roster pending the receipt of his International Transfer Certificate and his P-1 Visa.
"We are pleased to add Samuel to our roster," said LA Galaxy Head Coach and General Manager Bruce Arena in a statement released by the club. "Samuel is a young, talented forward with both size and skill. We are confident his addition will help boost our attack in 2014."
Samuel's signature is a coup for the Galaxy as the Brazilian striker who served as the strike partner for Brazilian international Fred at Fluminense had been linked with a number of clubs in Spain, Brazil and China in recent weeks. Most notably, Samuel nearly completed deals to Real Madrid B and Barcelona-based Espanyol, but saw the moves fall through that kept him in Brazil.
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Former LA Galaxy defender Hong Myung Bo names his Korea Republic squad for friendlies against Mexico and U.S.
When the U.S. National Team take on Korea Republic on Feburary 1, Landon Donovan and Omar Gonzalez won't be the only connections between the two teams.
Former LA Galaxy defender and Korea Republic head coach Hong Myung-Bo announced his Korea Republic squad for their upcoming friendlies against Mexico on Jan. 29 in San Antonio and against the U.S. on Feb. 1 at StubHub Center. The squad is entirely made up of Asian-based players.
The winner of the Bronze Ball at the 2002 FIFA World Cup with Korea, Bo made 38 appearances for the Galaxy in two years with the club from 2003 to 2004, tallying two assists.
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Former LA Galaxy Academy player Paul Arriola's career path could have taken him to MLS, but instead he opted for Liga MX side Club Tijuana, and the one-time LA Academy forward isn't at all surprised that young players like LA's Jose Villarreal are heading south of the border.
Villarreal is the latest in a slew of players who have left MLS for Mexico after he joined Cruz Azul last month on a year-long loan. Although Villarreal left LA on a loan, Arriola opted to sign with Tijuana last May after spurning a Homegrown contract from the Galaxy.
Arriola and Xolos will take on the LA Galaxy in the CONCACAF Champions League quarterfinal on March 12 at StubHub Center before the return leg on March 18 in Tijuana. Although hypothetically, Arriola could have been lining up for LA in the CCL quarterfinals if things had gone differently, he applauds players opting to play in Mexico.
"It's good for American players who want to take a different route. Sometimes in [the United States] we're not given the opportunity so there are other options and places to go," Arriola told LAGalaxy.com. "Luckily for myself, my opportunity came and I was able to take it. Now here I am [with the first team]."
While Villarreal's status with the Cruz Azul first team remains in question at the moment as he finds his feet in Mexico, Arriola is already in new head coach César Farías' plans after making the game day roster for the club's scoreless draw with Atlas on Saturday.
"It was a bit different last season because I went from a wing player to a second striker who sometimes switches out wide," said Arriola. "It's been different and I'm getting the opportunity to play so I'm thankful for that."
CARSON, Calif. – Mark your calendars: the dates for the LA Galaxy's CONCACAF Champions League Quarterfinal with Club Tijuana has been set.
LA will host Tijuana at StubHub Center on March 12 at 7 pm in the first leg before the Galaxy head to Mexico for the second leg at Estadio Calliente six days later on March 18 at 7pm.
The series will be part of a swing of five games in 14 days for the Galaxy as the series in sandwiched between the team's first three MLS regular season matches against Real Salt Lake on March 8 and DC. United on March 15 at StubHub Center and RSL on March 22 at Rio Tinto Stadium.
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CARSON, Calif. – The LA Galaxy bolstered their coaching staff on Monday by adding Kenny Arena as an assistant coach.
Son to head coach and general manager Bruce Arena, the 32-year-old spent the last two years as the head coach of Florida International University. Prior to leaving to coach the Panthers, who he lead to a 14-18-3 record, Arena served as the coach of the Galaxy Under-16 team, helping them win the 2011 GA Cup.
"We are pleased to add Kenny to our coaching staff," said LA Galaxy Head Coach and General Manager Bruce Arena in a statement. "Kenny's familiarity with the Galaxy, experience in player development and his knowledge of the college game make him a good fit for our club."
LA Galaxy Academy product Brian Iloski was among the 36 players called by U.S. Under-20 head coach Tab Ramos' for the upcoming training camp in Lakewood Ranch, Florida.
The training camp will run from Jan. 3-12 and serve as preparation ahead of the 2015 Under-20 World Cup in New Zealand.
Iloski, who will be a sophomore at UCLA next fall, saw little action with the Bruins in his first season in Westwood making just nine appearances scoring one goal and an assist while missing much of the end of the season with an injury. During the2012-13 U.S. Soccer Developmental Academy season, Iloski made 10 appearances for the Galaxy Under-18's tallying a single goal.
The complete roster is below.
GOALKEEPERS (4): Jeff Caldwell (N.C. Fusion; Todd, N.C.), Santiago Castaño (New York Red Bulls; Union City, N.J.), Ethan Horvath (Molde FK; Highlands Ranch, Colo.), Zack Steffen (Maryland, Philadelphia Union Academy; Downington, Pa.)
DEFENDERS (10): Jordan Allen (Real Salt Lake; Rochester, N.Y.), Michael Amick (UCLA; Sunnyvale, Calif.), Sulaiman Dainkeh (Maryland, D.C. United Academy; Reston, Va.), Conor Donovan (Capital Area RailHawks Academy; Fuquay Varina, N.C.), Trevor Haberkorn (Furman; Roanoke, Texas), Grant Lillard (Chicago Fire Academy; Hinsdale, Ill.), Jalen Markey (North Carolina, Seattle Sounders Academy; Renton, Wash.), Matt Miazga (New York Red Bulls; Clifton, N.J.), Shaquell Moore (IMG Academy; Powder Springs, Ga.), John Requejo Jr. (Real So Cal; Carpinteria, Calif.)
MIDFIELDERS (14): Corey Baird (Real Salt Lake-Arizona Academy; Escondido, Calif.), Arun Basuljevic (New York Red Bulls Academy; Mahopac, N.Y.), Marco Delgado (Chivas USA; Glendora, Calif.), Luis Felipe (Cruzeiro Esporte Clube; Ouro Branco, Minas Gerais), Ian Harkes (Wake Forest, D.C. United Academy; Fairfax, Va.), Jacori Hayes (Wake Forest; Bowie, Md.), Brian Iloski (UCLA, LA Galaxy Academy; Escondido, Calif.), Eric Lickert (SC Freiburg; Glotteral, Germany), Saalih Muhammad (Dinamo GNK), Adam Najem (Akron, New York Red Bulls Academy; Clifton, N.J.), Cristian Roldan (Washington; Pico Rivera, Calif.), Herbert Robinson (Club Santos Laguna; Monclova, Coahuila), Joel Sonora (Boca Juniors; Buenos Aires, Argentina), Omar Thompson (Unattached; Miami, Fla.)
FORWARDS (8): Andrew Brody (Louisville, Real Salt Lake-Arizona Academy; Orlando, Fla.), Benji Lopez (Real Salt Lake; San Diego, Calif.), Ricardo Lopez-Espin (Shattuck-St Mary's; Miami, Fla.), Amando Moreno (New York Red Bulls; Morganville, N.J.), Alex Muyl (Georgetown, New York Red Bulls Academy; New York, N.Y.), Zach Pfeffer (Philadelphia Union; Dresher, Pa.), Rubio Rubin (Unattached; Beaverton, Ore.), Travis Wannemuehler (NC State; Evansville, Ind.)


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Settle Up is an app that automatically calculates how much has to pay each in shared expenses
Do you remember the last trip you made with your friends? It was awesome except for that annoying discussion about how much paid one or the other. Shared expenses are always a focus of discussion if calculations aren't clear. Settled comes up with this purpose.
Just create a group with the members that are going to share expenses. You can do it offline ( just in your phone) or shared (synced across more phones and safely backed). First off, sart to input how much money each one paid (choose who pay, currency, amount and the concept). The app automatically calculates the debts of each member and who needs to be paid back (check it out from payments log). When a debtor pays back then you tap on its debt and mark it as "Settled up" (if pay in cash) or choose paypal payment option which will automatically mark it as paid after completing transaction. You can also send a debt report to the members of the group via e-mail.
That's the idea. You can create more groups and switch between them. It will be specially useful for roommates, trips with friends and any other situation in which you share expenses with other people.
The app is set in a simple but user-friendly interface made up by four tabs. Navigation is intuitive, calculation seems to be correct and it's available in more than 15 languages. In a nutshell, an app that you should have installed in your device to keep your friendship intact when sharing expenses with your mates.
Key features:
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• Attach image of receipt to the payment
• Email export, export/import to SD card and CSV
• Repay your debts easily via PayPal (no fees)
• For developers: open API
• Translated to 20 languages
More available via in-app purchases:
• remove ads
• filter payments
• convert debts into single currency
• Contacts - suggesting names and e-mails
• Internet, Phone state - sync, PayPal, statistics
• Accounts, Sync - sync
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— 7-day trial of all premium features for everybody! (and for new installations)
— Improved usability based on user testing
— Improved first start screen
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— Improved design of left drawer
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出现此应用的一些列表: Reviewed by Emmanuel Lund.
There is another app to do this (existed before Settle Up) : http://tricount.com. Tricount is totally free and available on iPhone, Android, http://tricount.com and even at Facebook!


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The heartwarming and unforgettable story of a family and the wondrously neurotic dog who taught them what really matters in life.
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John Grogan is the author of the #1 adult bestseller Marley & Me: Life and Love with the Worlds Worst Dog, which inspired the bestselling middle-grade memoir Marley: A Dog Like No Other and the #1 bestselling picture book Bad Dog, Marley! He is also the author of the bestselling A Very Marley Christmas, Marley Goes to School, and Marley and the Kittens. John lives with his wife and three children and their new dogs, Gracie and Woodson, in the Pennsylvania countryside.
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The Lake Erie College of Osteopathic Medicine's administration, faculty and staff came marching into New Orleans for the 114th Osteopathic Medical Conference and Exposition (OMED 2009).
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LECOM's Provost, Senior Vice President and Dean of Academic Affairs Silvia Ferretti, DO, served as the conference's program chairperson. Dr. Ferretti officially opened the conference to nearly 5,000 medical professionals at the Ernest N. Morial Convention Center.
"We are focusing the theme of this conference on wellness," said Dr. Ferretti. "Let us find time to re-discover New Orleans and re-discover our commitment to leading our patients on the road to good health."
Accolades came in large supply for LECOM's administration and faculty.
The 9th Annual Congress of the American Osteopathic Association (AOA) Council of Interns and Residents presented the Lifetime Membership Award Citation to AOA Immediate Past President Carlo J. DiMarco, DO. Dr. DiMarco is a professor and regional dean of clinical medicine at LECOM's Erie, Pa. campus. He also serves as the director of the ophthalmology residency program at Millcreek Community Hospital.
The AOA's Bureau of History and Identity named Robert George, DO a Great Pioneer in osteopathic medicine. Dr. George is the associate dean of academic affairs at LECOM's Bradenton (Fla.) campus.
|Robert George, DO, receives the Great Pioneer in Osteopathic Medicine medal from AOA president Larry Wickless, DO.
The bureau selects Great Pioneers from nominations received from members of the profession. Candidates are nominated based on the significant contributions they have made to the profession, especially accomplishments that were the first of their kind within osteopathic medicine, or that were directly responsible for the growth of the profession.
LECOM students took center stage at the poster presentation station. Fourth-year medical students John Ashurst, Megan Wasson, Gretchen Allison, Richard Lukose, Daniel Anderson and Matthew Baker; third-year student Ronak Gor; second-year students T.J. Wolski and Elise Schmidt and faculty member Richard Chegwidden, Ph.D, stood proudly next to their posters and answered questions about their research.
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Nothing on earth can make this vampire fall in love . . .
After 499 years of existence, Connor Buchanan has arrived at an inescapable conclusion: he is a cold-hearted SOB. He's been watching his friendsthose poor romantic foolsplummet off the cliff into love like a dazed herd of sheep. But not Connor. He knows that love leads to nothing but heartache.
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Skyrim crowned Ultimate Game of the Year at the Golden Joystick Awards 2012
The 2012 GamesMaster Golden Joystick Awards have come and gone, marking the show's 30th anniversary, and winners were announced across several categories. The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim took home a whopping three awards including the Ultimate Game of the Year Award. That's the big one, you guys!
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- Top Gaming Moment: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim for Throat of the World
- Best RPG: The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim
- Best Racing Game: Forza 4
- Best Fighter: Mortal Kombat Komplete Edition
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- Best Sports Game: FIFA 12
- Best Action/Adventure Game: Batman: Arkham City
- Best Strategy Game: Civilization V: Gods and Kings
- Best Shooter: Battlefield 3
- One to Watch: Grand Theft Auto V
- YouTube Gamer Award: Yogcast
- Best Downloadable Game: Minecraft on XBLA
- Best Use of DLC: Portal 2 for Perpetual Testing Initiative
- Best Mobile/Tablet Game: Angry Birds Space
- Best Browser Game: Slender
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The Golden Joystick Awards have been around since 1982 and are among the most prestigious achievements in the gaming industry. Congrats to everyone behind the winning titles.
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