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My primary phone runs ...
It's a land line.
Ah the good ol' days* when you had to stay at home in order to get a phone call.
*bad ol' days
Re:Nothing. (Score:5, Insightful)by Anne_Nonymous (313852) on Friday June 08, 2012 @06:13PM (#40263301) Homepage Journal
Ah the good ol' days* when you didn't wear an electronic leash everywhere you went.
*no really
Ha! Only if you let it be!
Ah the good old days when you didn't have to concern yourself with cell coverage dead spots (which our house happens to be).
Besides, a land line is a *household* resource, which all members of the family, young and old, have access to.
Or perhaps the good old days when there was one phone in the house for everyone and I had three sisters and whenever one of them got a new boyfriend there would be repeated hour long phone calls every day - generally just when I was waiting for an important call.
Then again it could be the good very old days when radio were valve technology and it took two minutes from turning it on to getting any sound and parental permission was required before making a phone call. Transistor radios did exist but they w
repeated hour long phone calls every day - generally just when I was waiting for an important call.
That's what texting is for...
Anyway, why weren't your parents saying, "45 minute time limit!"
Or perhaps the good old days when there was one phone in the house for everyone and I had three sisters and whenever one of them got a new boyfriend there would be repeated hour long phone calls every day - generally just when I was waiting for an important call.
Or the good old days when you answered the phone only when you heard your ring pattern, and you never knew if the neighbors were listening in on your calls.
Or the good old days when you answered the phone only when you heard your ring pattern, and you never knew if the neighbors were listening in on your calls.
Yes, it's easier today when that niggling uncertainty is gone. Now we know that the government is listening in.
The good old days when the only internet access you had at home was dial-up and you had to fight with your sister whether her calling her boyfriend or me being able to check
Boy, do I not miss them.
Besides, a land line is a *household* resource, which all members of the family, young and old, have access to.
It is interesting how the engineers at Google don't seem to understand that. I imagine none of them have home phones. For example, on Android, if you have two contacts that share a home phone (like say my Mom and Dad), if I choose the one that comes second on the contact list and have the phone call them - the picture and name for the one that comes alphabetically first in the contact list shows up
Young, hip, childless geeks have different priorities than old, fogeyish, married-with-children geeks.
The phone companies take a similar view as Google, though. It sure would be useful to (a) be able to share data xfer cap like we share minutes, and (b) have a common "family" cell phone number in addition to our personal numbers.
The good ol' days when all you had to do to get a phone call was to be at home. No worrying about signal strength, battery life, paying to take the call, straining to make out what the other person was saying....
Say what you will but I used to like hiking two towns over to the nearest telegraph office to receive electronic communications.
When I saw primary phone I said IOS, but it's not my primary phone! My land line is! WOW, thanks for helping me think again. I feel so much more connected not my reality now. Which is so pathetic, because it's true.
Ditto. I don't own a mobile phone. I rarely go out too since I am disabled. I have Internet including dial-up as a backup.
Where I live, Southern California Edison has far too many unplanned power outages. Sometimes, there is only a flicker; sometimes, it lasts a few hours; once it lasted three days. No, we don't get blizzards or tornadoes. These outages are usually caused by underground transformers failing.
A power outage can disable all local cell towers. It definitely disables the cable TV amplifiers that are also used for Internet and VoIP. However, land-line phone service has its own power source. When Edison fails,
It's a land line.
People who complain about website tracking probably carry a phone around all day and use a Visa or Mastercard to buy stuff. Land lines are good for not being tracked
Small correction (Score:5, Informative)my pocket computer with some mobile phone functionality runs Maemo.
While I'm seeing the benefits of having what now counts as a "smartphone" in my pocket, I'm not interested in any of the data plans yet, until I see something that's a plain pre-paid $/GB plan.
Since I'm behind a computer most of the time, I expect to use it only in small bursts, and I'm fine without "always on me" net access so it's not a huge priority. Most of the prepaid data plans I've seen involve spending $10-20 for 24 hours of data access, which isn't a good fit.
Anybody know of any fine-grained prepa
Re:Dumb phone (Score:5, Interesting)by ldobehardcore (1738858) <firstname.lastname@example.com> on Sunday June 10, 2012 @01:17AM (#40272341)
Regarding always on me net access: I can attest that I've had it for the last 7 years, and I'm 22 now, so about a third of my life.
When I lose service I honestly feel like I've had a stroke or been lobotomized in my hippocampus. I use it so often to look up general info that I feel quite disconnected from my whole knowledge base.
And I even did well in high school. Graduated w/ a 3.6 (w/ honors), and I'm great with trivia without the internet as long as it doesn't involve sports, history, or (shudder) sports history.
But I feel like the internet is just another part of my mind. A place that I know that holds all the specific information, and instead of keeping it in my brain, I learn things once and they fade quickly if I don't use them. But I can always look up the info again in a few seconds if the need arises.
My cat's breath smells of cat food (Score:3, Interesting)
And my phone makes phone calls. I think I can SND TXTS LOL; I'm not entirely sure.
The youngsters I know who have "smart" "phones" seem to use them almost exclusively as games devices. I'm not entirely clear on why they pay so much every month for that functionality, rather than spending a lot less on a DS and a basic PAYG phone. Can anyone clue me in?
It's 'cus they're kids. Give them another 10 or 20 years and they'll know what to do with it. A genitive organ analogy is probably relevant here but if it will help you; I'll go with an automotive one.
My phone also makes phone calls, and occasionally it will also take a phone call.
I have a smart phone, and I don't play games on it.
Top uses besides voice calls and texting (I have a limited text plan, but texting is useful when you or the other person is in a loud place, or for some reason you can't leave a voicemail): weather (I ride a motorcycle, so it's especially relevant to me), news, calendar and reminders, GPS and navigation, and quick checks of Google/Wikipedia. I also occasionally price check on Amazon when I'm in various stores.
The camera is nice for documenting your parking
The youngsters I know who have "smart" "phones" seem to use them almost exclusively as games devices. I'm not entirely clear on why they pay so much every month for that functionality, rather than spending a lot less on a DS and a basic PAYG phone. Can anyone clue me in?
I know plenty of 40-, 50-, and 60-somethings who have iPhones. So to answer your question, we will need to know just how old you are.
Re:My cat's breath smells of cat food (Score:5, Insightful)
Most people stopped thinking of phones as just devices for making "phone calls". These days, they're just mini-computers with pretty much everything on them.
I've my work email, personal email, calendar, games, photos, camera, GPS, diary, ebook reader, media, and pretty much everything else on my phone. I count my calories very religiously, and I've an app that lets me scan what I eat, and watch my caloric and protein consumption. I have my company's VPN app installed, which lets me get on the company network. I can do my time & expense on my phone. My phone is my alarm clock, my timer, my emergency flashlight, and my calculator. It tells me the weather and the stock market. I shop on my phone, check-in for my flights on my phone, including the boarding passes. Going some place and one of us doesn't have cash? No worries, pull out your iSquare card reader on the phone and I can charge it in (carry one around in my bag at all times). Media? My music, movies, Netflix, YouTube are all on my phone. And of course, games. Everything from Angry Birds to Doom (yes, old school Doom).
So, nobody thinks of a phone as a "smart phone" anymore. It's expected to do these things. The other "phones" you talk about are just kludgy leftover remnants from back in the day. I'm sure people complained about cars with stereos and air conditioning because they weren't just "taking them some place" like a good old horse buggy.
Top ten things I can't do with a DS and PAYG phone:
- Maps, including GPS and satellite/aerial photography, which is some serious oh-my-God-I'm-living-in-the-future shit
- Very good camera
- Many options for taking notes, along with...
- Good calendar/reminders/alarms
- Weather
- Wikipedia
- Pretty much every other site on the Web
- Bank
- Good email
- Literally almost anything else you can imagine [appstorm.net]
Basically, it can probably do whatever's important to you. Guitar tuner, medical reference, advanced calculator... anythi
My smart phone lets me use those otherwise wasted periods when I have nothing better to do for catching up on reading or arguing on Slashdot. I also keep lots of notes and useful information on there and an encrypted password database that is incredibly useful.
I use the maps and navigation functions a lot. No need to take a separate sat-nav in the car and it is useful for finding shops in unfamiliar towns. When I am abroad I use offline maps which are fantastically useful, as are apps that let me plan journ
you don't always need a data plan and you can be on PAYG as not every country has lousy mobile phone networks.
In Ireland I pay 20 euro a month get free skype an extra 10 euro call credit free weekend calls(3000) minutes, 3000 texts for anytime and unlimited Internet Access.
I paid 99 euro for a basic android phone but now it would cost 59 euro for the same model mostly it's other use is navigation but can do more it's bluetooth paired with my car radio so i get hands free as soon as I switch the car on and
Primary phone? (Score:5, Interesting)by ubergeek65536 (862868) on Friday June 08, 2012 @07:11PM (#40263939)
I don't have a phone, seriously. I used to have one but I hated people calling when I wanted no distractions. It was easier to tell people that I don't have a phone than to explain why it wasn't turned on.
Same here. It was never a source of freedom, always a chain.
Getting rid of the bone is one of the best thing I ever did. It sucked as a phone, sucked as a PDA, sucked at e-mail, sucked at games - not even mediocre quality of any of them. Yet it allowed people to think I was at their beck and (ehrm) call.
Also, last year, along with a lot of people here in New England, we had an over a week long power outage. Cell phones didn't work because the towers didn't work (and you couldn't charge them either), int
Also, last year, along with a lot of people here in New England, we had an over a week long power outage. Cell phones didn't work because the towers didn't work (and you couldn't charge them either), internet phones didn't work, but guess what - old fashioned wired phone service did. There's something to be said for ground cables.
Irene, right? We had similar outages here in New York. The problem was this...after a while, there were fewer and fewer people to call.
I have an icon that enables flight mode in one click, and everyone knows that the signal in my area is really bad.
Don't know, don't care (Score:4, Interesting)My primary phone is a Tracfone. It's an evil, bad tempered, pain in the ass, and I have no idea what it runs. It makes phone calls, unless I really, really need to make a call, and does SMS messages, except when the keys get stuck. I may have to hunt it down and kill it, as it just will not die, and I am too cheap to replace it unless I have to. But, when that glorious day comes, I will probably get an Android phone.
Mine's a Nokia that's about 6 years old now. I marvel that the battery still holds a charge so well. The screen gets dust in it,and it's all scratched up from being dropped. In fact, I dropped it just a few days ago. It. just. won't. die.
I too know that the day will come. BTW, it has the ability to take truly crappy pictures and video. I used the picture-taking a few times. It uses infrared transfer and it just so happens my laptop can pick it up (mini-USB cable was an option too; but I didn't wan
My primary phone is a Tracfone.
Actually, my primary phone is a land-line, but I do have a Tracfone. I use it to make calls, and once in a while receive them. The alarm function is convenient when I need an alarm clock on the road, and the calculator comes in handy. I know it can do text messages, because I get them from Tracfone, but I've never seen the point of sending them, myself. I don't need to carry a miniture tablet computer around all the time, and when I do need a tablet, I've got a Nook.
I hear that these here smart phones make fer sum good eatin!
Blackberry (Score:2, Interesting)
I want to make calls, check my e-mail, and keep my schedule and contacts; in that order. My Blackberry does that exceptionally well.
Everyone I know with iPhones and Androids tells me about all of the "cool stuff"(tm) their phones will do. The awesome apps, amazing games, and wasted time. Other times they tell me about the dropped calls, crashes, and reboots. They never talk about these things in the same conversation.
I want a tool to communicate and make my job easier. I don't want a toy. Enjoy your toys if
I've had 3 iPhones. I've never had an issue with dropped calls. I also make heavy use of maps, the camera, and the iPod.
I've had 3 iPhones. I've never had an issue with dropped calls. I also make heavy use of maps, the camera, and the iPod.
I've had six Iphones, all given to me to repair by people who claim Iphones do anything wrong, all of them dead.
A stock iphone without a ton of poorly written fartapps on it is as robust and stable as your BB. Dont kid yourself.
> A stock iphone without a ton of poorly written fartapps on it is as robust and stable as your BB.
That's true. In addition to that, the iphone does about twice as many things out of the box as BB.
The problem is that my friends with iphones complain of ending the call early and other unintentional actions because of the damned touch screen. Most of them also complain of poor interface design (functionality not appearance) preventing them from working as efficiently.
I'm glad to hear that it's working well
Most of them also complain of poor interface design (functionality not appearance) preventing them from working as efficiently.
They must be holding it wrong.
Doesn't match what I'm seeing (Score:4, Interesting)I'm rather surprised by the results. It's no exaggeration that 9 out of 10 smartphone users I know use iPhones. Androids are rare (though not unheard of). Interested in thoughts as to how there can be such a stark difference between this poll & what I'm seeing IRL.
Re:Doesn't match what I'm seeing (Score:4, Insightful)by Anonymous Coward on Saturday June 09, 2012 @12:45AM (#40266143)
People with like interests gravitate to one another. Most of your friends probably don't know many android users either.
Most android users only know a few lonely iphone users. It works both ways.
And even fewer of us know anyone still using a blackberry unless their company bought it for them.
Re:Doesn't match what I'm seeing (Score:5, Interesting)by Anonymous Coward on Saturday June 09, 2012 @03:11AM (#40266683)
You're probably in the US (or UK). Simple as that. Android overtook iPhone outide the US in 2011. Apple has very little market presence outside of english speaking coutries (which is why english language tech sites, like Slashdot, seem to non-english speakers to be hopelessly fixated on irrelevant little Apple
If you want to see how Android compares with Apple in real global market share, try a site like menea.me. Right now they have no Apple articles on the front page, 2 for Samsung, and 3 for Google. There was a world-war, Apple lost. The US missed it.
There was a world-war
Dammit, not again. We swore after the last two that we'd never show up late to another war...
Re:Doesn't match what I'm seeing (Score:4, Insightful)by AmiMoJo (196126) <email@example.com> on Saturday June 09, 2012 @12:45PM (#40268957) Homepage
Simple, you personal experience is no indication of a general trend and the same is true for almost all situations. Just look at the Android vs. iPhone sales figures and it should be obvious that there are far, far more Android phones in circulation now. No wonder because ignoring the relative merits of the two platforms for a moment Android simply covers more of the market. The cheapest phones available for free on £10/month contracts run Android where has you have to pay a fair bit more to get an iPhone, so for anyone who doesn't want to spend a lot the latter isn't even an option.
Apple is not as popular in other countries as it is in the US. It is very popular, but it is not reaching the levels seen in the US, where the iPod was practically the single MP3 player sold in significant numbers in the country.
As a result, the international composition of the Slashdot readership will probably tilt the view towards other players, especially if you're comparing with your surroundings.
Pauline Kael? Is that you?
Noone has mentioned it yet: Harmattan on Nokia N9.
Fantastic OS on a fantastic phone.
I wish I could upgrade to the n9.
But it has too many problems, the main ones being no keyboard and a capacitive touch screen with no stylus.
Also I rather prefer GTK--based Maemo to Hartman...QT is cool, but I feel that GTK/Gnome-related things are more in touch with the community of the underlying layers, while QT seems to distance itself. At least Hartman was still dpkg...
My primary phone (the one I give out to people who ask for my number) is a land line.
I do have a cell phone, but its an old dumb cellphone I use to make calls when I am out.
If I am not home there is usually someone that is, plus an answerphone.
BTW I do have an Android device - its a 10 inch Tablet, not a phone, it only has wifi .
What no Windows option? Oh wait, this is Slashdot. Nobody here's going to be running Windows Phone or Windows Mobile .
What no Windows option? Oh wait, this is Slashdot. Nobody here's going to be running Windows Phone or Windows Mobile
Oh wait, this is the world. Nobody here's going to be running Windows Phone.
If people who work in phone shops tell customers not to buy Windows Phones very few of them are going to get sold. I don't think I know a single person with a windows phone.
I've seen one in the subway the other day...first and last encounter so far...
Probably a lot more Windows Phone uses than WebOS users, though. Granted, I live in Seattle (close to Microsoft) so I'm sure this is heavily skewed, but even in their heyday I hardly saw any WebOS phones, while on any given random bus ride and sometimes just in the elevator (of a building with no MS offices) I'll usually see a Windows phone some time during the day.
Whatever OS runs on the Samsung B2710. It makes and receives phone calls, can send and receive SMS messages, and it can run J2ME applications (the only one I use is a OATH-compliant OTP generator). I like it that way as it follows the unix philosophy of doing one thing (being a basic phone) and doing it well.
Maemo - Nokia N900 (Score:5, Interesting)
Still have my N900. It has it's flaws, but unfortunately there is no real replacement. The repositories are full of interesting software, I can run even stuff like Wireshark and the like (which is kind of nice when you are a network engineer and occasionally need to debug stuff over mobile network).
N9 has no keyboard, and is pretty much a dead end since Meego is pretty much dead with Nokia going the way of Windows Mobile.
Anyway, one day the hardware is probably going to die - is there *any* phone that would come even close? With Android I need to pretty much tie myself to a google account - sure, I can root Android phone but then I pretty much have to start scaveging the net for software. It's been pointed to me that there are several alternates to Android market, but no one bothers to list examples.
From what I've seen on my wife's phone about software for Android - it looks like *everything* is adware. For Maemo everything seems to be based on common open source software. I can run stuff like Stellarium, Ur-Quan Masters, ScummVM, AbiWord, Gnumeric and stuff like that...Heck, N900 was the first phone where I could get IPSec VPN to work properly - I can just get the normal openVPN up and running. Oh, and sharing your 3G net connection over WLAN works too - there's of course Joikuspot, but for other systems it costs money, with N900 I could just set up ethernet bridging + ad-hoc WLAN like with a common Linux box.
It looks like I could get most of these functionalities on an Android phone, but I'd have to find ad-loaded alternatives, tie the phone to a Google account - including having to sync phonebook and calendar with Google...kinda feels like step backwards.
The N900 hardware item likely to die first is the micro-USB port, which eventually cracks loose from its internal mount and leaves you with no means of USB-based recharging or file transfer. Mine is already showing the symptoms after a few years of use, so I'll soon be having to charge the battery by swapping it into another phone. File transfers will still be possible by WiFi, microSD card, and/or Bluetooth.
As for Maemo5, only the occasional third party app gets updated anymore but I find most of the other
N950 if you can get your hands on one. I couldn't find one and settled for N9.
my phone has a cord and a rotary dial, you insensitive clod!
I have a windows phone, HTC Radar. Company picked it for me but I rather like it, actually. Would really like a 7 or 10" version of this HTC phone but I read somewhere they won't build such a thing. Let's see if the other 6 people who have WP7 also read slashdot. Judging from my train commute, there's about 30:1 between iPhones and Windows...
If I open my phone, I find some copper wires and coils, a rotating dialer mechanism, a bell, some magnets, and some carbon microphone and speaker. I have no idea what OS is running on this! Anyone know?
Re:What OS is this? (Score:4, Funny)by 93 Escort Wagon (326346) on Saturday June 09, 2012 @06:28PM (#40270743)
If I open my phone, I find some copper wires and coils, a rotating dialer mechanism, a bell, some magnets, and some carbon microphone and speaker. I have no idea what OS is running on this! Anyone know?
Sounds like it was made by Bell, so the OS must be Plan 9. The numbers on the face only go up to 9, right?
the OS for that thing is in the cloud, probably a Bell Labs variant of Unix tailored for phone switching
What OS? We have PAYG dumbphones, not out of Ludditeness, but simply time, need, and cost.
At work, no cell phone, smart or dumb. No exceptions, no excuses, can't bring it into the building (or camera, mp3 player, etc). If anyone needs to get me at work, email or the phone on my desk.
We don't go out a whole lot, so no need for that level of access when 'away from home'. The cell is used maybe a minute every 2 or 3 days ("Can you bring home milk? OK")
The wife talks a LOT on the phone at home, so the landli
I've been using smartphones for years. First Windows Mobile, then Android and now IOS. In the PDA world it was PalmOS then Windows CE.
I love Android! I could tweak and mod to my heart's content and it is deeply in bed with the Google services I use. I love that I'm not limited to curated apps from one source. The fact that I could write an app and load it on my phone without getting someone's permission (and paying $99 a year to be part of a developer network) was great.
My biggest complaint about Andro
by The Archon V2.0 (782634) on Saturday June 09, 2012 @05:16PM (#40270309)
My primary phone runs right to the wall where the jack plugs in.
My cell phone runs whatever the hell a non-smartphone that's over 5 years old would run.
My lawn runs around my house. Get off it.
Pretty relevant webcomic... (Score:4, Funny)...how smartphone users see other smartphone users??? [csectioncomics.com] (Personally most iPhone users that I've met are like the one at the top right, no offense. I have an Android)
by FrankNFurter (89904) <<moc.liamg> <ta> <rekcebpf>> on Sunday June 10, 2012 @07:00AM (#40273241) Homepage
WebOS - for all intents and purposes a dead platform - has its own poll option, but Windows Phone 7.x doesn't? That's just ridiculous.
by wonkavader (605434) on Sunday June 10, 2012 @03:34PM (#40276931)
I had a blackberry. I hated it. So when my company offered me a either a new blackberry or an iPhone, I took the iPhone.
I REALLY hate it. It's better than the Blackberry in some ways, but that was really aiming low.
I'd like the chance to use an Android phone for a week or two. I'm reluctant to spend money on it, though, because I suspect I know how it's going to turn out.
A smartphone should be first and foremost a good phone. Your cheek shouldn't hang up on people. Pocket dialing should be almost impossible even if you forget to lock it. It should have buttons you can always find, even when you're not looking at it. It should have good voice recognition without being annoying.
Then it should give you the ability to run little apps and it should be easy to move data from one app to another. It should make it easy for you to select text and paste it somewhere else. (Actually easy, not just "way better than a Blackberry but still a colossal pain in the butt compared to a mouse-based system".)
Haven't played with WebOS or had enough time with a modern version of Android. Here's to hoping.
But I suspect I won't really like anything until I have a glasses-based system, with a MUCH bigger theoretical screen (when you interact with the virtual image 2 feet from your head) and good, constant voice rec. It should have a little mute button right on the side of the glasses, along with a little sleep button.
My wife uses a dumb phone, with number buttons. If I could use only that, I know I'd miss stuff I have using iPhone, but on some levels it'd be less agravating.
Here's my big annoyance with it all, really. You know how Charlie Brown sticks his tongue out when he's writing or drawing? Kids do that. Adults even do that sometimes. I know it's weird, but it's a human behavior thing. I have the urge to do that when I'm just trying to select something or hit a button on an iPhone. Because just selecting text is fine-detail work on these little things. That shouldn't happen. It should be easy to convey your desires to the device. That way, you can concentrate on what you want to do, not on the mechanics of doing it.


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Professor of Laboratory Medicine, of Cell Biology and of Pathology; Assoc. Director, Yale Stem Cell Center; Assoc. Director, Transfusion Medicine Service; Medical Director, Clinical Cell Processing Laboratory; Medical Director, Advanced Cell Therapy Laboratory
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- Gao,Y, Smith E, Ker E, Campbell P, Cheng E, Zou S, Lin S, Wang L, Halene S, Krause DS. Role of RhoA specific guanine exchange factors in regulation of endomitosis in megakaryocytes. Developmental Cell 22:573-84, 2012. PMID: 22387001


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Tri-City lawsuit dishes up delicious irony
Every now and then, something comes along that's so rich you believe that, yes, there is a patron saint of columnists — and he's got a buttery sense of irony.
Every now and then, even when the mornings are colder than a witch's mammary gland, manna rains down in the form of warm chocolate croissants, fresh out of the oven.
While I'd intended to file a sober screed today — an update on California's tragically unimplemented Laura's Law was on the to-write list — this delicious dolt out of the blue cannot be left undigested.
As reported over the weekend, George Coulter, a former board member of Tri-City Healthcare District, has filed a lawsuit against recently elected Trustee Wayne Lingenfelter over an ethical lapse that Coulter believes disqualifies Lingenfelter from the board.
Oh, my goodness. This is the crock-of-dung pot calling the kettle black. In terms of chutzpah, this is like:
• Lance Armstrong filing a complaint against 2012 Tour de France winner Bradley Wiggins for suspected doping. "Champions must not seek an illegal advantage," Armstrong huffs. "It's just not right. What kind of message does it send to kids?"
• Bernie Madoff calling upon the SEC to probe the books of Warren Buffett, the Sage of Omaha, for a suspected Ponzi scheme. "Look, no one can rack up legitimate profits year after year," Madoff explains. "I know from long experience."
• Randall Harold Cunningham, disgraced war hero stationed in a halfway house in Louisiana, raising the alarm on recently elected Congressman Scott Peters for "buying" the 2012 election. "This flooding of Congress with money has to stop," Cunningham intones. "It's just obscene."
If a judge were to bounce Lingenfelter for his faux pas over his residential address, Coulter, an incumbent who finished fifth, 2,000 votes behind Lingenfelter in the November election, could in theory be among those the board would consider for appointment.
To understand just how kooky Coulter's lawsuit against Lingenfelter is, let's go back to 2008 when Coulter barely won the fourth, and last, open seat on the Tri-City board, edging out incumbent Darlene Garrahy by 56 votes.
No one can say exactly how many votes were swayed by the impressive "Dr." in front of Coulter's name, but I'm guessing at least 57.
A critical mass of credulous voters could have been misled in two ways:
First, they could have assumed Coulter was a "real" doctor. After all, his profession was described as "psychiatric therapist," evoking visions of Freud or Jung.
In fact, Coulter's job was more akin to an orderly in a psychiatric ward.
Second, voters could have logically assumed he earned a Ph.D. from an accredited university, a title that confers a certain degree of intellectual heft. ("Hey, he may not be able to prescribe pills, but he must be a brainy guy.")
Three years after his narrow victory, the truth came out about Coulter's Ph.D. — and it wasn't flattering. His gravitas turned to gravel.
At best, he bought a fake degree from a shady diploma mill that disappeared under a criminal cloud. At worst, he made up the title to puff himself up.


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Good on you, Scott! I told you to hang in there! That's a really good ace on #15.
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Hey Martin, I need to be added to the list. I aced hole 10 on may11 2012 with a blizzard tdevil
3'ed 18 again today. Destroyer, roc around the corner, 50-60 foot putt for the 3.
Looking for some new additions.. I know everyone is playing now its warm and sunny again
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Eric Gallusser aced hole #7 today at CV in the fundraiser tournament. I don't know what disc he used though. It was a driver that he flicked in.
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I nearly 3'd hole 18 last night at leagues. I was at the last pine tree on the left before the basket on my second shot. Tickled the left side of the chains on my putt, but it didn't catch.
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S. WILLIAMSON, Ky. - The Appalachian Tug Valley Health Services, Inc., a subsidiary of Appalachian Regional Healthcare (ARH) expects this week to file a Certificate of Need (CON) to acquire the Williamson Memorial Hospital from the Health Management Associates, Inc., based in Naples, Florida.
As part of the CON, ARH also plans to request approval to merge the services of the Williamson Memorial Hospital with the South Williamson Appalachian Regional Hospital.
"ARH is exploring all options for the future use of the Williamson Memorial campus," stated Joe Grossman," President and Chief Executive Officer of the ARH Healthcare system. "The final transfer of ownership will likely occur in early 2014. Until then, Williamson Memorial will continue to operate and provide patient care as it does today."
"The agreement to purchase Williamson Memorial Hospital follows much consideration by both hospitals and is a significant move that will strengthen and increase access to specialty and hospital care for everyone in the Tug Valley," said Grossman. "We are confident that this is the right move for preserving excellent healthcare for generations to come."
In regards to the merger, Tim Hatfield, Community CEO of the S. Williamson ARH, spoke to the Williamson Daily News on Tuesday, explaining what the combining of hospitals will mean for the public and hopes to offer some information that will put rumors and questions to rest that have surfaced regarding the buy-out.
"On the 7th of this month, we gave notice that we would be applying for a Certificate of Need," said Hatfield. "We were required by law to give a 15 day notice before filing the request. On this Friday, the 25th, we will file for the CON that is required so that we can move on to the next stage of purchasing WMH."
Hatfield spoke of how the Tug Valley area has two acute-care facilities within a two-mile radius of each other that both require ongoing investments in new technology, on-call specialists, equipment and facility updates to meet the demands of healthcare reform, the fiscal responsibilities of Medicaid and Medicare - and according to the CEO, too few patients to fill the need of duplicate resources. The declining population of the Tug Valley, coupled with the diminishing number of patients who access WMH, has resulted in insufficient demand to support two full-service hospitals in the area.
According to Hatfield and Grossman, WMH and ARH are not alone in the pursuit of partnerships. In 2012 alone, approximately 110 hospital merger, acquisition and partnership deals occurred, representing more than 350 hospitals in the U.S.
The administrators say that ARH's plan will bring together the two hospitals in a manner that will eliminate duplication of services, and will ensure that physicians, nurses and other caregivers have the resources necessary to continue the delivery of high-quality care, and provide the community the greatest benefit possible in a fiscally responsible manner well into the future.
"Over the years, it has become clear that a small community like ours needs one strong system that leverages the resource of both organizations - instead of having two hospitals with duplicated services competing for too few patients," stated Hatfield.
"We know now, more than ever, that ARH has a responsibility to listen to the community and to grow and change access to services according to the needs of patients here. We take that responsibility very seriously."
Hatfield spoke of the strong history of ARH remarking of how in 1956, the United Mine Workers of America founded the Miner's Memorial Hospital Association, which would later become the S. Williamson ARH. The ARH system is the largest provider of care in Eastern Kentucky and in Southern West Virginia.
ARH currently serves the needs of more than 350,000 residents across these regions, and has nearly 5,000 employees and a network of more than 600 active and courtesy medical staff members that represent various specialties. In the Tug Valley area alone, 45 percent of S. Williamson ARH's employees live in WV, and in the first 10 months of 2013, more than half of the patients treated at the local ARH were residents of WV.
"At the S. Williamson ARH facility, our system has invested nearly $9 million dollars since 2005 in upgrades, medical technology and new infrastructure that includes a new OB suite, oncology services and a Medical Mall," said Hatfield. "In the last six years, ARH has recruited more than 20 new physicians to the area."
"Following the filing of the CON, ARH will begin working with the WV Heath Care Authority, other state elected officials and regulators, health plans, union leaders, local community leaders and EMS to ensure a smooth transition. ARH is committed to assisting the WMH employees through the transition as much as possible, including offering employment to the majority of current staff members in anticipation of greater patient volumes at Williamson ARH."
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The Greens have been active as a third party since 2001. The party first gained widespread public attention during Ralph Nader's presidential runs in 1996 and 2000. Currently, the primary national Green Party organization in the U.S. is the Green Party of the United States, which has eclipsed the earlier Greens/Green Party USA.
The Green Party in the United States has won elected office mostly at the local level; most winners of public office in the United States who are considered Greens have won nonpartisan-ballot elections (that is, the winning Greens won offices in elections in which candidates were not identified on the ballot as affiliated with any political party).[1] The highest-ranking Greens ever elected in the nation were Richard Carroll [1] who is a member of the Arkansas House of Representatives elected in 2008, John Eder who was a member of the Maine House of Representatives 2002-2006, and Audie Bock, who was elected to the California State Assembly in 1999 but switched her registration to Independent seven months later[2] running as an independent in the 2000 election.[3] In 2005, the Party had 305,000 registered members in states that allow party registration, as well as tens of thousands of members and contributors in the rest of the country.[4] During the 2006 elections the party had ballot access in 31 states.[5]
State affiliates
In some states, the Green Party has affiliates under different names.
Mountain Party
The Mountain Party is the West Virginia affiliate of the Green Party.[6]
The Mountain Party came into existence as a ballot-qualified political party in 2000, when novelist Denise Giardina ran for Governor of West Virginia as a candidate of the party and won more than 1% of the vote. West Virginia's election laws say that when a party's candidate for governor achieves 1% or more of the vote for governor in the most recent general election, the party will be defined as ballot-qualified and can run candidates under its ballot label.[7]
2010 candidates:
- Jesse Clarence Johnson Jr., candidate for U.S. Senate, in the special election to replace Robert Byrd, and for District 32, West Virginia House of Delegates[8]
- David Bruce Hall, candidate for District 17, West Virginia State Senate[8]
- Mark Steven Myers, candidate for District 11, West Virginia House of Delegates[8]
Progressive Party of Missouri
The Progressive Party of Missouri is the official affiliate of the Green Party in the State of Missouri[9]. The Progressive Party of Missouri has a platform that is compatible with the by-laws of the national Green Party[10].
2010 candidates:
- Midge Potts, candidate for the United States Senate seat vacated by the retirement of Kit Bond.
- Nicholas Ladendorf, candidate for United States Congress in Missouri's 7th District[11].
The Progressive Party of Missouri did not qualify any candidates for state legislature on the 2010 ballot[12].
2010 elections
State legislatures
The Green Party fielded a total of 69 candidates for State House across the nation in 2010. The Green Party qualified state house candidates in 17 states. The Green Party also fielded 5 candidates that qualified on the ballot for State Senate in 4 states. The Green Party accounted for 0.62% of State House candidates and 0.18% of State Senate candidates in 2010.
- See also: Gubernatorial elections, 2010
The Green Party fielded two candidates for gubernatorial elections in 2010 out of the 37 that were contested nationwide.
See also
- List of political parties in the United States
- Political parties with candidates in state senate elections in 2010
External links
- Green Party of the United States Official website
- Green Senatorial Campaign Committee (GSCC) Official website
- National Lavender Greens Caucus (GLBTIQ)
- National Women's Caucus (NWC)
- Disability Caucus Identity Caucus of the United States Green Party
- Campus Greens
- Website of the Mountain Party (West Virginia affiliate of the Green Party)
- ↑ Green Party members holding elected office in the United States Green Party of California, June 2007
- ↑ Sole Green Party Legislator Makes Switch RAND California Policy Bulletin, Oct. 18, 1999
- ↑ Ca 2000 Election Night Returns (PDF) The Capital Connection, Nov. 08, 2000
- ↑ Green Party Ballot Status and Voter Registration Totals (United States) Green Party of California, May 2005
- ↑ Greens Win Ballot Access in 31 States, Up From 17 in January Green Party of the United States, Sep. 05, 2006
- ↑ Independent Political Report, "Mountain Party Primary Turnout is Better than Primary Turnout for Either Major Party in West Virginia", August 28, 2010
- ↑ Archive of the Denise Giardina for Governor website
- ↑ 8.0 8.1 8.2 Candidates in the May 11, 2010 primary in West Virginia
- ↑ Green Party of Missouri "Welcome to the Progressive Party of Missouri"
- ↑ The Progressive Party of Missouri "About the PPMO"
- ↑ Politics1 "Missouri"
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The former South Carolina standout grabbed a spot on the Gamecocks' offensive line as a walk-on in 2009 and worked his way to a second-team All-SEC selection the next season as a senior. He was also a semifinalist for the William V. Campbell Trophy, which is awarded to a college football player with the best combination of on-field success, academics and community service, and won the 2011 Gamecock Inspiration Award.
Chisolm entered the NFL as an undrafted free agent with the Miami Dolphins during training camp and spent one week on their practice squad in 2011. He also had practice squad stints with Carolina (Nov. 2011) and Baltimore (Jan. 2012) before signing with San Francisco (Feb. 2012). He reached a waived/injury settlement after hurting his knee with the 49ers during the preseason last August.
Since that time, Chisolm (6-foot-6, 290-pounds) has been working out to stay in shape and was resigned by the Panthers last week. He is hoping a second time is a charm to earn a roster spot.
"I feel like everything is coming along," said Chisolm following Tuesday morning's training camp practice at Wofford. "It's only my fifth day here, so I'm just taking it one day at a time, trying to pick up the playbook as fast as I can and have fun. That's the most important thing."
Chisolm is battling with fellow offensive tackles Byron Bell, Patrick Brown, Bruce Campbell, Nate Chandler, Jordan Gross and Garry Williams. Gross is entering his 11th season as a starting left tackle and is also a two-time Pro Bowl selection. Bell started 15 games at left tackle last year.
Chisolm said he's just as determined to become a member of the Panthers as he was with the Gamecocks.
"That experience at Carolina, my parents motivated me in that situation," he said. "They are no longer here. In this situation, it's different. I guess my little brother and his baby is my new motivation that I can still play after knee surgery. That's the thing that's motivating me. I'm picking everything up on the fly here. That's what I do. Nothing comes easy for me."
Chisolm feels getting a chance to compete for a roster spot with Carolina is the perfect opportunity after being raised in South Carolina.
"I love it," he said. "I've looked at Jordan Gross when I started playing football as a high school senior and (former South Carolina offensive lineman) Travelle Wharton played here. Captain (Munnerlyn) has been good. Thomas Davis has been good. Charles Johnson and all of the SEC guys have been telling me to keep on working hard. Jordan Gross, Garry Williams, Byron Bell has all been there. If I need help, I just come to them and they help me."
Chisolm plans on giving total effort each time on the practice field during camp. He's hopeful it will be enough to impress the coaches.
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"The bottom kind of fell out," Marley said. "I was kind like, 'OK!?'"
As it turned out, that was but a momentary ball in the net for Southwest, which recovered to finish 17-5 and earn a share of the
All of which is why Marley earned coach of the year honors from The Daily News, beating out East Duplin's Elizabeth Turner in a close vote of area coaches as well as the newspaper's sports staff.
"Oh, wow," Marley said when told of the honor. "Well, thank you."
Marley molded a team that was few in numbers and had no towering and dominating presence at the net into a scrappy, never-say-die squad that beat a strong Rosewood team 27-25, 25-20, 25-21 in the second round of the playoffs before falling at Princeton two days later 25-19, 25-21, 25-19.
Princeton advanced to the regional finals before losing.
It was a year Marley will remember fondly — and not just for the memorable victories over Rosewood and Dixon (twice).
"This has probably been one of the most enjoyable teams that I've coached in all my years just because to be so diverse they got along so well. They actually became a little family," Marley said in a recent interview. "I kind of got in about a three-day funk (after losing to Princeton) because I didn't want it to end.
"Sometimes as coaches, whether we want to admit it or not, we're glad that it ends. But with this group … it was just sad not to have them in practice the next day. They were really just a fun group to be around, just an uneventful season as far as drama, which is almost a miracle in girls' sports."
The Stallions were led by the one-two duo of Naya Burney and Taylor Marley, both of whom earned a spot on The Daily News all-area team. And while Burney and Marley were the Stallions' stars, they had help from several role players that are critical to any team's success.
Those players included Amanda McCurry, Hali Botzenhart and Lexi France.
"Naya and Taylor were definitely the most consistent, and Amanda McCurry just improved so much throughout the season. She became a great net player," coach Marley said. "And then you had Hali Botzenhart and Lexi France who at times owned the net, even though they weren't quite as consistent they took turns.
"And Hali coming out this year it just added so much to our team because she's an athlete. She wants to win, and she has that intensity about her. She kind of has that blank face that you can't read but I know what kind of heart she has.
"And a lot of them they just wanted to win. it makes it a lot more fun when you're coaching and everybody wants the same thing."
Two wins in particular stand out for Marley.
The first was Southwest coming back from a 2-0 deficit to win at Dixon and earn the
"We beat a team that we probably shouldn't have beaten," Marley said.
But that win shared top honors for Marley with her team's second win over Dixon.
"You always want to get that No. 1 seed and you always want to challenge your kids, and when they rise to the challenge you've got to be proud of that because that match could have gone either way," Marley said.
"But Rosewood was the best game they played the entire season by far. And to see that, I don't know, just like a proud momma kinda, you know what they have the capability of doing and then they do it, and they do it beyond what you thought, that's really exciting.
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Juan "Rico" Rufus invites all to join him and his family at The Rufus House for a homemade country meal.
The Kinston native opened the restaurant on Feb. 8 across from the Auto Zone on Vernon Avenue.
It's a family affair — with his mother, Annie Rufus Davis who worked at Christopher's for more than 35 years, wife Shanta Rufus, daughters, nieces and nephews.
"My momma taught me how to cook," Juan Rufus said. "I started learning to cook when I was 12."
When he was 15 years old, he began working at King's, learning the professional side of cooking. He graduated from Kinston High School in 1992.
Calling himself a "Jack of all trades," Rufus said he fixed cars, did some painting and got into electrical work. He worked at Heath Electric for about 12 years.
He took on a job as a press operator at Dopaco, where he raised $2,300 through a church plate sale. But when he cut his finger on a piece of machinery, the company told him to go. With some encouragement from a friend, he opened Country Boy Catering eight years ago.
A day after a tornado hit the Greene County Middle School in April 2011, Rufus raised enough money to provide the teachers some hot meals.
Rufus enjoys cooking because of the "smile I put on people's face after they eat," he said.
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"Spareribs is the No. 1 seller," Rufus said. "The turkey barbecue is unmatched."
The restaurant features its popular pigs feet and smothered pork chops, chicken pastry, beef tips over rice, beef liver and homemade chitterlings. Chicken can be smothered, baked or barbecued and, of course, fried. Just about everything is homemade.
"We season all our vegetables with turkey," Rufus said.
Most of the desserts are homemade, including the sweet potato pie, chew bread and monkey bread.
"We're the only restaurant that sells Kool-Aid," Rufus said about the popular drink. It's available in a variety of flavors.
City and county emergency responders get free coffee and 10 percent off. City employees, military and seniors can also take the discount. Delivery is available in the county to businesses with a minimum $50 order.
"The person who takes the order gets a free meal," Rufus said.
The Rufus House, 106 E. Vernon Ave., is open from 8 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday through Thursday, 8 a.m.-10 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 8 a.m.-6 p.m. Sundays. No call-in orders and cash only, temporarily. For information, call 252-521-3575.
Henry Dail started his plumbing supply business more than two years ago in a 1,000-square-foot building on N.C. 11/55.
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Federal Justice Statistics Program: Arrests and Bookings for Federal Offenses, 1994 [United States] (ICPSR 23720)
Principal Investigator(s): United States Department of Justice. Office of Justice Programs. Bureau of Justice Statistics
The data contain records of arrests and bookings for federal offenses in the United States during fiscal year 1994. The data were constructed from the United States Marshals Service (USMS) Prisoner Tracking System database. Records include arrests made by federal law enforcement agencies (including the USMS), state and local agencies, and self-surrenders. Offenders arrested for federal offenses are transferred to the custody of the USMS for processing, transportation, and detention. The Prisoner Tracking System contains data on all offenders within the custody of the USMS. The data file contains variables from the original USMS files as well as additional analysis variables, or "SAF" variables, that denote subsets of the data. These SAF variables are related to statistics reported in the Compendium of Federal Justice Statistics, Tables 1.1-1.3. Variables containing identifying information (e.g., name, Social Security Number) were replaced with blanks, and the day portions of date fields were also sanitized in order to protect the identities of individuals. These data are part of a series designed by the Urban Institute (Washington, DC) and the Bureau of Justice Statistics. Data and documentation were prepared by the Urban Institute.
Access Notes
This data collection has been deaccessioned; it is no longer distributed by ICPSR. Additional information may be available in Data Collection Notes.
08-25-2014 This study has been deaccessioned and is no longer available from ICPSR or NACJD.
Study Description
United States Department of Justice. Bureau of Justice Statistics. Federal Justice Statistics Program: Arrests and Bookings for Federal Offenses, 1994 [United States]. ICPSR23720-v3. Ann Arbor, MI: Inter-university Consortium for Political and Social Research [distributor], 2013-10-31. http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR23720.v3
Persistent URL: http://doi.org/10.3886/ICPSR23720.v3
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This study was funded by:
- United States Department of Justice. Office of Justice Programs. Bureau of Justice Statistics
Scope of Study
Subject Terms: arrest records, arrests, federal offenses, federal prisoners, offenders
Geographic Coverage: United States
Time Period:
- 1993-10-01--1994-09-30
Date of Collection:
- 1993-10-01--1994-09-30
Unit of Observation: federal prisoners
Universe: Federal offenders in the custody of the United States Marshals Service during fiscal year 1994.
Data Types: event/transaction data
Data Collection Notes:
08-25-2014 This study has been deaccessioned and is no longer available from ICPSR or NACJD.
Data Source:
extracts from the USMS Prisoner Tracking System file
Extent of Processing: ICPSR data undergo a confidentiality review and are altered when necessary to limit the risk of disclosure. ICPSR also routinely creates ready-to-go data files along with setups in the major statistical software formats as well as standard codebooks to accompany the data. In addition to these procedures, ICPSR performed the following processing steps for this data collection:
- Created variable labels and/or value labels.
Restrictions: Access to these data is restricted. Users interested in obtaining these data must complete a Restricted Data Use Agreement, specify the reasons for the request, and obtain IRB approval or notice of exemption for their research.
Original ICPSR Release: 2009-02-09
Version History:
- 2013-10-31 DESC (Description of Offense) is blanked.
- 2011-03-08 All parts are being moved to restricted access and will be available only using the restricted access procedures.