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Question for those who have installed the beta: are messages sent as iMessages subject to push notification rules - specifically, if you turn off notifications, do these messages still come through, come through after notifications are re-enabled, or simply lost?
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You're flooding us with screen shots of iOS 5 (sometimes without removing your personal info first -- please do that!), and we're going to keep adding them here. Here's some of what we're seeing:
- iPod app is dead. Long live Music and Video apps. (More consistent with iPad, iPod touch.)
- Tap and hold a lock screen notification icon, then slide to view it
- If you hate the new style notifications, you can turn them off or switch back to the old popups
- You can update more than one app at once
- The square toggle sliders are round now
- There's a "buy more storage" button in iCloud
- There's a wireless iTunes sync setting
- Calendar now has week view in landscape mode
- Move Camera Roll photos to existing albums or create new ones
- Add multiple Twitter accounts in Settings
- Storage usage by app
- On-device software updates
- Open Safari links in background
- SMS/iMessage are the same app, sends depending on what receiver can handle (AT&T/Verizon must hate that)
Photo gallery after the break, and we'll update if/when we're sent more.
[Thanks Ethan, Richard, K, and anonymous!]
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It seems to me they behave exactly how text message behave.
You realize that's a violation…
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Do not attack a person who is ethical. Sure, he ignored warnings, but his comments going forward will just be deleted.
Yes you can kill Stocks from the notification pull down. First thing I did when I saw it there.
Question about iMessage that hopefully someone can answer. I have 3 iOS devices - iPad 2, my iPhone 4, and wife's iPhone 4. So that we can share content (mainly apps) without paying twice, my iTunes account is on all 3 devices. When using iMessage, will iOS treat the two iPhone as individuals based on phone number, or will they be the same in sync device like the iPad? In other words, will my wife's iMessages show up on my phone and vice versa? I really hope to get clarification on this. Thanks.
set up home sharing instead, no need to have same apple ID
yes, but once you've got it set up, anything you get on your phone/ipad, your wife can drag from your library in itunes to hers
How does iCloud sharing work with home sharing? My wife's account is our default purchased music library, but other family accounts are authorized and use it. Will those accounts be able to see cloud-stored media, or only the primary "owning" account?
myPhone - Steve says it is pushed to 'All your iOS devices' so my best guess is that yes it will show on your wifes phone.
I have the same set up as you and the only work around I can see is to create a new Apple ID for her and just authorize it to play all of my content through iTunes
Not in the US - we get raped for texts. AT&T charges $10 a month for 1000 texts, $15 for unlimited.
I'd rather have kept a single iPod app - i don't have any dock or first-screen icon locations to spare.
I don't see this happening as Newsstand opens as a folder already so i don't think it'd be a folder>folder set up.
Do you think apps will be allowed to push notifications to the lock screen such as weather?
I know it's a petty thing to pick up on but that music app icon is ugly as hell. I would have preferred to keep the iPod app too!
you should send em pics of that to put up.
I would also like to know the answer to this question. I've been spending Apple multiple requests for this for yearly since the first iPhone and with every update - major or otherwise - it is still missing! Nokia's of 6years ago could do it - and surely it's an extremely easy integration. Fingers crossed someone has been listening.
iMessage just saved a lot of folks money on txt messaging bills.
Can someone with the beta installed please check to see if it's possible to forward a calendar event?
Does the built in twitter allow multiple twitter accounts?
If I wanted to backup everything to the cloud, I would have gone with a Droid. Why should I trust my personal information (contacts, email, SMS, etc.) to Apple anymore than I would trust it to Google - the paranoia factor? I prefer to backup locally, not globally, so I hope that local backup via iTunes is still an option without having to go to iCloud and with the ability to disable iCloud!
I understand that msgs will be sent as sms if imessage is unavailable, but how about a picture? I don't wanna get dinged with a PPU in that case. If that faint iMessage exists in the content, is that good enough to guarantee iMessage delivery? Seems like the service must be constantly polling here :/.
Do NOT NOT NOT share an e-mail to randomly add people to developer accounts. We urge developers to NOT do this. If I see any comments sharing e-mails or asking people to add them to their developer accounts, they will simply be deleted.
It it against Apple's Developer terms - and we do not condone illegally downloaded intellectual property you do not have rights to.
I always thought that if you were on a developer account you could download and install the beta? its not against the rules to add people to your dev account, and if you're on a dev account you have access to download the beta. Theres no illegally downloading property there. Now if they post a torrent site where to get the OS then yes thats illegal, but i dont think asking to be on a dev account breaks any laws.
Anybody know if you can buy a few apps at once i.e like in itunes? Instead of having to buy and app, open the app store up again...blah blah?
Scary how similar notification center is to this. Back in 2009!!!!http://www.teehanlax.com/blog/iphone-needs-a-new-home/
Does anyone know yet if iCloud will back up and keep a gmail account in sync as well or do I need to get a my.com email address? Thanks.
I don't have much insight on battery use but i will tell you I was at 100% at 2:40 and at 7:15 im at 39% I've been using it pretty consistently too
Wii iOS5 work with any iDevice running 4.2.1? I am holding out for an iPhone 5. I am stuck with verizon due to the Alltel buy out. In my area the phone service is great, but the customer service us horrid. My contract us up, but my wife still has a year plus. Do not want to get an iPhone 4. Do not even know what will be supported by them reference iOS5. Guess it's the waiting game.
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ok maybe someone can help me with getting the beta installed.. ive registered with the developer site did the $99 thing for the iphone just so i can get the beta downloaded.. got it now but wont open and i have updated to itunes 10.5 before anyone ask. please any help with this would be greatly appreciated..thanks..would have gone through the developers faq but find that as im not a programmer of any sort and just wanted to use beta this would be easier for me to get an answer on. thanks
As noted below in Ethan S comment, it is a violation. It is relatively easy, I recommend you read the documentation or release notes. That is the best I can do at telling you how to do a restore with the beta, aside from telling it is all over google, and in Jailbreak forums on how to achieve this.
New Music icon is strange, I hope it looks better on real device.
New UISwitch is OK.
Would anyone happen to know if Words With Friends works with iOS 5
It works
Why is mods on the site care about breaking the developers terms of service when at the same time they talk allll the time about jailbreaking. They both violate terms.... why should one be cared more about than the other?


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Even if you're not aware of the problem, you will still suffer the consequences. I'd say it's our obligation as computer-literate people to bring these issues to the surface.
Well, I figure it'll be similar for this, some people "won't care" until inevitably some closed-source-driver bit of hardware they have goes out of support and won't work with any newer linux distro (in other words, newer kernel and so on.)
All this said... I wouldn't flip them off personally. I don't like the continuing lack of specifications for video cards. But the fact of the matter is they provide excellently performing Linux drivers that support a wide range of kernels and Xorg servers. I don't give them a fuck you for that.
Originally posted by AnonymousCoward View Postwhat i don't understand is how it comes to that radeon and noveau drivers are on par (at least from my point of view) why isn't radeon driver much better than noveau?
It amazes me that Windows and OS X are able to make these proprietary drivers work without a hitch.
The way people talk here, it's simply an impossibly horrible way of doing things.
Well maybe understand that this driver only works well with desktop systems and a very small part of laptops where you can disable other gfx chips completely. Then it comes to Optimus support then nvidia is really VERY bad. It is impossible to recommend that hardware and say it will 100% work. There are hacks like bumblebee but thats not an official solution. I do not consider amds dual gfx solution so much better however, so you should go for intel only hardware in case of laptops. In theory the systems with amd apu might work as well, but there the binary driver has got a much worse video accelleration and faces often problems with new xservers/kernels. The oss driver stack does not work good for those systems as well. I also remember a curious reboot instead of shutdown problem with such kind of hardware - but that looks more like a bios problem.
It amazes me that Windows and OS X are able to make these proprietary drivers work without a hitch.
The way people talk here, it's simply an impossibly horrible way of doing things.
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Originally posted by grantek View PostCan anyone comment about how big/invasive the Nvidia graphics driver is to the rest of the stack? Last time I used an Nvidia card (about 4 years ago) the Nvidia blob replaced a large amount of Mesa/X and the rest of the system, which is why eg. RandR support took so long to be implemented.
If it's still being maintained that way then Nvidia definitely is being hostile to Linux development, it's taking the "we can't support a tainted kernel" argument and extending it to say "you're not actually running Linux any more once you install the Nvidia blob" - all for a graphics/parallel compute device
Originally posted by Wilfred View PostHaha, the nvidia driver was also the main cause of crashes of ms windows systems a few years ago. Nowadays 64 bit ms windows 7 only loads drivers signed by microsoft. And Microsoft tests the hell out of those drivers which takes quite some time. Or I.O.W. Microsoft and Nvidia spend an enormous amount of money, time and people to make it so. I'm guessing that the nouveau developers are way way more efficient. Don't know about Apple, but I'm guessing the same.
Originally posted by TobiSGD View PostEvery driver from AMD/Nvidia for Windows is signed. Even the betas. The signing has nothing to do with stability, it is a security function.
Also, Windows Vista introduced Windows Display Driver Model (WDDM) which I think made device drivers more stable or something.
I remember in the early days of Linux that many hardware manufacturers were not helpful and had refused to provide documentation for their hardware. Diamond and Neomagic come to mind as those examples, but as time went on these companies eventually did provide at least some documentation for their graphics hardware and in the end Linux users bought such hardware..thus those companies had sales to some extent.
I'm sure at some point, with the right persuasion and pressure nVidia could provide some documentation where they legally can in the same vein as what AMD did to vet their code and sanitize it to be *legally* releasable. Devs can then write code to replace any missing pieces that could not be released.
Linus's bashing of nVidia (directly or indirectly) might not even help the cause at all in my opinion.
With all religious views aside, there is a big benefit for Nvidia to release the specs and an open driver. The next innovative consumer product that doesn't try to mimic a desktop computer will run Linux. And the hardware that requires the least amount of hassle and gives the most flexibility will be the target for that device. Lets take augmented reality glasses as an example. You have to optimize the software stack on those devices because you need performance while still having to fit everything in a very tiny space. Relying on Nvidia writing the drivers for your device is not an option. Perhaps Google can get a company like Nvidia to write custom some custom code, but for a small start-up company it's just not possible.
By selling closed technology, Nvidia (or any other GPU manufacturer) eliminates the possibility of being part of the next big thing. I'd say it's worth the trouble of sorting out any IP issues for the benefit of letting people use your products to innovate. Linux is the playing ground and Nvidia refuses to play with the other kids. Basically a poor business decision that will cost them real money. The wise thing to do would be to open up before someone else does it and grabs the market completely.
So now the LinuxTards are bringing down the nvnews.net site because the admin asked that the topic not be discussed on his forum? The irony is so rich... the Linux community demands "freedom" but at the same time, if a person exercises his freedom in a manner deemed heretical by the Church of FOSS then it's time to mount a crusade.
Seriously... is closed-source and proprietary software forbidden on this platform and if not, where is the tolerance? If people don't like a piece of software, then they should exercise their freedom to avoid it. But don't try to force your decision on the rest of us.
Seriously... is closed-source and proprietary software forbidden on this platform and if not, where is the tolerance?
If people don't like a piece of software, then they should exercise their freedom to avoid it. But don't try to force your decision on the rest of us.
Of course, using closed-source software is perfectly fine with Linux when we talk about user-space software (not using GPL stuff).
It's not that easy to tell in case of kernel-space drivers. AFAIK it's still not clear what the legal situation really is.
That thin layer of glue code might just don't work as an excuse. So all those blobs potentially violate the kernel licence.
It doesn't matter if it has been tolerated until now or that there has not been any court case so far concerning this issue.
The thing is, the Linux idea is based on some rules the developers agree on - for simplicity lets say it's what the GPL contains.
How about reversing your statement and say "If a user doesn't agree with that idea, he should user another OS".
Or use an OS with a BSD licence or Windows, whatever. There are plenty alternatives.Last edited by entropy; 06-18-2012, 11:22 AM.


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posted at 2/17/2010 6:45 PM ESTNo. They have alot of free agents and alot of things fell in place for them. An offense like that is hard to keep together for very long before (A) people leave and (B) egos get in the way or(C) people figure them out. But you gotta love what they did to the Colts and if we had gotten there I think they would have handled us pretty well too.


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Houston Astros reliever Mickey Storey was hit in the face with a line drive in Wednesday's game by Dave Sappelt of the Cubs. Houston manager Tony DeFrancesco said Storey had bruises on his hand...
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January is a great time for boat shows and tackle expos, and if you go to one you will see a bewildering selection of lures available for throwing at inshore saltwater fish. The Bass Pro Shop, Dick's Sporting Goods, our fine local tackle shops and even the better Walmarts carry most of the same artificial choices. All of them work in the right situation, and you shouldn't be reluctant to try some of the newer models out there gaining fame for their success.
If you are looking to celebrate the New Year by breaking in that fishing gear you got for Christmas, there are still opportunities out there. Water temperatures are a little lower than what they were last year, but that is still warm enough for the area to hold some fish. Quite a few species are still active, with speckled trout topping the list for most winter anglers.
The weather has alternated between unusually warm and typically cold, but local inshore fishing has settled into its traditional winter pattern. That means fewer people are fishing but some coolers are still being filled.
For the casual bottom angler and the surf fishermen there are targets out there, though they might not be easy to find. Fish are schooled up tight, meaning it isn't hard to miss out on them if you are at the wrong spot at the wrong time. Some of them also tend to be more active at certain times of the day and night.
Plenty of spot are in the waterways of Brunswick County right now, although few people know it. These spot show up every year after the pinfish have left. A lot of folks are unaware they are still around. These are not the bigger ones you might catch in the fall, but the medium-sized silver fish. I caught 40 the other night and could have had all I wanted. They were eaten pretty quickly; fresh fried spot in December are a great treat.
With cold weather having firmly settled in, inshore anglers are finding the going pretty tough. Unless, of course, they happen to be out looking for black drum, which are around in force and are likely to be the best thing happening until spring arrives.
Black drum are decent fighters and good to eat, and they hit in local waters virtually year-round. Tolerant to extremes in temperature, even the coldest water doesn't put them off the bite, which is why they are a popular fish in the winter.
This past week the weather broke for us a few days to get offshore and do some fishing. On Dec. 3, my wife, Amy, brother Barrett and their scuba diving instructor/friend Cameron Sebastian with Coastal Scuba joined me aboard the Carolina Cat for a day of fishing and diving.
The plan was to run offshore to the edge of the Gulf Stream to try to catch a wahoo or two, then head inshore and do some diving and spear fishing for grouper and maybe find a lobster or two.
The weather has been anything but stable over the past couple of weeks. There have been a few tolerable days in which fishermen have been able to venture offshore, but for the most part we've been relegated to boat maintenance.
The shame of it is the fishing is actually very good right now. Over this past weekend the Ocean Isle Fishing Center hosted Capt. Kyle's Thanksgiving Speckled Trout Classic. Despite a cold, soaking rain all day long, participants turned up with good catches of trout. The results were based on the heaviest three fish aggregate:
Cold weather means different things to different anglers. While some folks have put their rods away to wait for spring, others are still out there experiencing great action on schooled-up red drum. These drum, often called redfish, provide year-round sport for shallow-water anglers when other fish have run to warmer climates.
With colder water temperatures dictating inshore fishing, local anglers' focus has fallen primarily on red drum and speckled trout.
Of the two, redfish are already making a terrific showing while specks are popping up in their usual hit-or-miss style. Meanwhile, black drum are also being caught in many different locations and will probably be available no matter how cold the water gets.
Late November is the time many casual anglers pack up their fishing rods for spring, while a different breed of fishermen starts to get serious. These are the speckled-trout fanatics, a hardy cult who brave cold weather and biting wind to go after its favorite target with a bewildering variety of baits and lures that may or may not work, depending on the mood of this fickle fish.
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A penny per pound of tomatoes. That's the pay increase a group of Florida farm workers is asking for. But the supermarket chain Publix does not want to get involved in negotiations.
The Coalition of Immokalee Workers (CIW) campaigned across Pinellas County over the weekend. On Sunday, close to 200 farm workers, church members, college students, and other social justice activists marched the five blocks from one Publix to another in south St. Petersburg. Gerardo Reyes, a member of the CIW, feels he and the other workers deserve their first significant pay increase since 1978.
Reyes âThe corporations that buy the tomatoes â basically we call on them to do the right thing. Thatâs how the campaign started because at the end of the day, they benefit the most - more than anybody else in all of this - from the poverty of the workers.â
But unlike some other chains that purchase tomatoes, Publix is not willing to ask their suppliers to pay farm workers the extra penny per pound. Spokesperson Shannon Patten says the supermarket does not get involved in labor disputes.
Patten âWe have over 35,000 different products at Publix supermarkets and we just have a practice of not intervening between [sic] labor disputes between a supplier and their employees.â
On Sunday morning, CIW took its message to several area churches. Members of those churches turned out in force for the demonstrations and the march. Reverend Phil Miller-Evans is pastor at Church of the Beatitudes. He doesnât buy Publixâs excuse for why they wonât intervene between farm owners and workers.
Miller-Evans âThey get involved when they purchase their produce from farms that have been in the news for their poor practices. Theyâre not directly involved in the farms themselves, but they are supported by continuing to purchase from these farms that have been cited as being unfair and injust [sic].â
The CIW requested a penny increase from Taco Bell in 2001. The fast food giant agreed to the increase in 2005 and since then several other national chains have signed on. But Publix continues to resist. In fact, it has filmed CIW demonstrations in the past. It took this reporter three times asking virtually the same question before the Publix spokesperson, Patten, admitted Sundayâs demonstration was being filmed by Publix contractors.
Farm worker Reyes says a penny per pound rate increase could lift workers from poverty into a life that would allow them to provide for their families.
Reyes âRight now you get paid 40 to 45 cents for a 32 pound bucket. Which means that in a normal day, working by piece because thatâs how the picking goes, if you want only the equivalent of the minimum wage in Florida today or the federal minimum wage, you have to pick more than 2 and a half tons of tomatoes in a single day. Thatâs without benefits or protections and thatâs not per hour. You are running, you have to run because you get paid by piece.â
Several students and staff members from nearby Eckerd College held signs while they marched and chanted. Andrea Solazzo is an environmental service learning intern.
Union members showed their solidarity with the farm workers as well. SEIU member Marty Foutz works in a warehouse for the City of St. Petersburg and wore his purple union t-shirt.
After an hour of waving signs, chanting and marching on the sidewalk in front of the Publix on 34th Street South, the line of marchers crossed 54th Avenue and walked five blocks east to another nearby Publix. A young man walking by, who preferred to remain anonymous, read a flyer he received from a protester.
Anonymous: â⦠I think itâs a good fight that theyâre trying to help âem out.â
CIW will rally at Publix headquarters in Lakeland on December 5th.
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MILWAUKEE — What if Jason Hammel becomes a pitcher the Cubs try to build around?
OK, it's a long-shot scenario that would require Theo Epstein's front office to get away from the sign-and-flip script. But Hammel has lived up to the best-case projections, taking a no-hitter into the sixth inning of Sunday's 4-0 victory over the Milwaukee Brewers at Miller Park.
"That's crazy to even bring that up right now," Hammel said. "Honestly, it's April. It's still very early. Like I said in spring training, every player wants to stay in one place for a long time.
"I'm not thinking about that. I want to lead by example and I want to win. That's what we all want to do. We're learning how to do that right now."
A weekend dominated by talk about The Matt Garza Show and Jeff Samardzija Watch made you wonder how Hammel might fit into The Plan.
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It gets late early out there when you're on a one-year, $6 million deal with an 8-16 team looking to sell. Hammel (2.08 ERA) has notched four of those wins, snapping a four-game losing streak by shutting down the team with the best record (18-7) in baseball.
"I always want to be the stopper," said Hammel, who gave up three hits and struck out seven in seven innings. "You want to be that guy who's dependable and you know what you're going to get every time out. Now I'm healthy and feel like I can execute when I want to."
Carlos Gomez ended Hammel's no-hit bid with one out in the sixth inning, smacking a slider down the left-field line for a double. A crowd of 45,286 wasn't going to see history.
"When guys say they weren't thinking of it, they're lying through their teeth," Hammel said. "I was more frustrated with the fact (that) I pretty much screwed myself.
"We were bouncing back and forth between innings changing up signs. I got caught up in the signs. Basically, I mixed myself up and kind of lost my rhythm. That was my fault."
Catcher John Baker explained: "He forgot, so we were laughing about it. Of course, we give up a hit. I told him it cost me a watch. We have to figure out a way to use my mind to give him the signs with telepathy."
[MORE: Garza's message to Samardzija: 'Pitch your way out' of Cubs]
Hammel had to wait for the Cubs to read the Masahiro Tanaka market before getting his pillow contract this winter. He's 6-foot-6 and will turn 32 in September. He's an easy-going guy in the clubhouse. He's been on surprise teams that have made the playoffs in Tampa Bay, Colorado and Baltimore.
"He's kind of unique in that he's got that tall/high arm angle and he throws the ball downhill," Baker said. "That's similar to Josh Johnson before he ever got hurt. J.J. threw the ball downhill so much and it was really difficult for people to square up his fastball. (We've) been making sure that's the priority pitch (for Hammel). If they're not hitting the fastball, they're getting more of them.
"We're not trying to waste our time on pitching to the scouting report, per se, or throwing a bunch of breaking balls. If they are having trouble seeing that ball down and away, especially the right-handed hitters, then that's what they're going to keep getting until someone squares it up."
If Hammel keeps pitching like this, he'll keep getting the same questions about his future.


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The old is new again, if you haven't watched it - Zach Porter
The other day, I was discussing movies with my editor and the subject came around to W.C. Fields in The Bank Dick . I had reluctantly seen the movie at the persistence of my friend Scot some years ago. I was dreading the viewing, wondering how a mumbling man with a bulbous nose - I can still remember imaging how red his nose would have looked in color - could actually be my cup of tea. Needless to say that I loved the film and it paved the way to old Hollywood for me.
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It had been at least an hour of sitting in front of the glowing screen hunched over, before I fully realized the trouble I may be in. Fingers curled over the keyboard and moving a hundred miles an hour, I'm trying to save my presence in cyberspace and the security of my wedding at the same time.
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We are fond of saying that news slows down in summer, and news organizations scramble for enough fodder to fill the always eating machines like 24-hour news. So when does Elvis appear or at least when does Elvis get coverage for appearing? The summer. When does Bigfoot come out of the swamps and finds reporters waiting to interview him?
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Anthony Westbury: Community rallies for Callie's Cause
Linda Ogle remembers when her niece, Callie Swintosky, was a "beautiful, bubbly, skipping 4-year-old. She was always happy, happy."
That all changed in October 2009 when Callie came down with what her parents and doctors thought was the flu. Yet her condition worsened over the next six months and she was eventually airlifted to Johns Hopkins Hospital in Baltimore.
Doctors there finally reached a diagnosis: viral encephalitis probably caused by a insect or tick bite.
But by then, the damage was done. Callie had suffered multiple seizures and three strokes, the last of which left her blind and unable to speak.
"It's heartbreaking," said Ogle, of Port St. Lucie. "Today she doesn't recognize me or her grandma."
Callie is able to use smell to recognize some family members and walks "haltingly," her aunt said. Yet she "can't connect the dots anymore" intellectually.
Callie's extended family here and in Pennsylvania has rallied to "Callie's Cause" by raising more than $10,000 through a series of bake sales, bingo games and spaghetti dinners.
Yet more is needed to come up with $25,000 to pay for experimental stem cell treatment at a clinic in Dusseldorf, Germany.
The procedure involves extracting stem cells from Callie's bone marrow and reinjecting them into her spine in hopes of regenerating parts of her badly damaged brain. The clinic has its critics, but has had some success with treating cerebral palsy and similar conditions. The stem cell procedure is not available in the United States.
Ogle is organizing a giant yard sale in Port St. Lucie this Saturday to help raise money for the Dusseldorf trip and to go toward the ongoing intensive physical and music therapy Callie will receive at a Michigan clinic once she comes home.
The U.S. therapy costs around $3,000 per session. The Swintoskys do have medical insurance, but it doesn't cover the more experimental therapies.
If Ogle's name sounds familiar, and it did to me, you may remember her as an active St. Lucie County Chamber of Commerce member a few years ago. Most recently, she was operations manager for the U.S. Census effort in St. Lucie County.
It's that Census connection that helped her obtain retail space for the giant yard sale.
Her office used to be in the Coco Vista Plaza, a shopping center that sits at the western foot of the Port St. Lucie Boulevard bridge over Florida's Turnpike.
Ogle asked the plaza owners if she could use the parking lot for the sale, but they offered to let her use two vacant retail units, Nos. 113 and 114, instead.
On Tuesday, Units 113 and 114 were filling up with a mountain of items including sporting goods, workout equipment, furniture, computers and printers, the usual clothing and household goods. Many local businesses have also donated items and gift cards, Ogle said.
"Our goal is to get Callie the first (stem cell) treatment before Christmas," she said.
The obvious sadness Ogle feels about her niece's predicament has been tempered by the overwhelming community support for Callie's Cause, she said.
She's been sending out fliers, and networking with local business groups about the fund-raising effort, and has been amazed at people's generosity.
"Just last night, a stranger came up to me with a $200 check," she said. "There'll be a lot of tears (of happiness) here on Saturday, I know."
Anthony Westbury is a columnist for Scripps Treasure Coast Newspapers. This column reflects his opinion. For more on St. Lucie County topics, follow his blog at tcpalm.com/westbury. Contact him at (772) 409-1320 or email@example.com.
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And he's not taking hormones because they would kill his sex drive and, "at 60, there's not a lot left," he joked.
But just like there were some raised eyebrows to his election, his possible move to TV hasn't been met with completely open arms by his colleagues.
Silverton City Manager Bryan Cosgrove told ABCNews.com that he and Rasmussen have been in touch with the state's ethics commission after some council members raised concerns about his profiting from his mayoral post, an unpaid volunteer position.
Cosgrove stressed that there is no ethics investigation for now, but he and the mayor are researching possible conflicts of interest should the program get picked up and put on the air.
"He needs to know up-front what his limits are," Cosgrove said, adding that as long as the show isn't a distraction for the town, he has no problem with it. "This is just a very unique situation."
Rasmussen said he has not been paid for the time he spent filming but would expect that if the show got picked up he would be compensated.
He, too, doesn't want to see Silverton's way of life compromised by a television show but noted that, like so many communities suffering in the economy, Silverton could benefit from the tourism boost a show could bring.
"I want to be absolutely certain this is not detrimental to our community," he said.
Rasmussen said that he initially turned down many offers, instead hiring an agency to represent him and sift through the proposals. The offer for this particular show was agreed upon, he said, in January.
Five-year councilman Kyle Palmer told ABCNews.com that, like Cosgrove, he's fine with the idea of a reality TV show as long as it doesn't interfere with the running of the town's government.
"The only feedback I really heard is they were sort of in the way," he said of the filming that took place at last Monday's council meeting. "Not in our way, but our audience's way."
Some of the more conservative members of the council, he said, were concerned not only about the interruption to the meetings but how a show centered on Rasmussen would portray the town to the outside world.
"Reaction was sort of mixed," he said. "It doesn't trouble me."
Denise Leclair, executive director of the International Foundation for Gender Education in Waltham Mass., said she had heard that Rasmussen had been approached about a show and said exposing his lifestyle could be a good thing for the community.
"People aren't that familiar with us," she said, adding that unfamiliarity can breed misconceptions. "Most of us are pretty average people."
Rasmussen said, "We are almost where gay people were 30 years ago."
Leclair pointed to a handful of transgendered people on television, including Candis Cayne's role on ABC's "Dirty Sexy Money" and Calpernia Addams on LOGO's "American Love Story."
But with about 3 million transgendered people in the United States, or about 1 percent of the population, the community isn't accordingly represented in most places, including politics and Hollywood. A reality show would help portray transgendered people as they are -- normal and average -- Leclair said, even if it doesn't help Rasmussen's career.
"Being able to execute his office as mayor," she said. "I'm not sure it's going to help that."


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An elevator whisks you from the Old Town up to the extensive grounds, spacious rooms, and luxurious suites perched high above Nafplion on the ruins of the Frankish fortification atop Acronafplia—at first glance, the public spaces tend to be cavernous and austere, but the delightful pine-scented terraces and swimming pools seem to hang in midair, high above the city and bay. Rooms in the hotel wing are undergoing some much-needed renovations that include handsome contemporary furnishings and all sorts of electronic gadgetry to open drapes, dim lighting, and control high-tech showers (insist on a room that's been refurbished, and stay elsewhere if you are unable to obtain one). Suites in the "villas" wing are equipped with sumptuous bathrooms, sliding glass walls, and chic modern furnishings; some have private pools and huge terraces.
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Roberto Mancini angered by row with Paul Lambert
Manchester City boss Roberto Mancini says he is "very tired" with the behaviour of opposing managers after a row with Aston Villa's Paul Lambert.
"I didn't say anything to him [Lambert]," he said. "There are some managers it is better to shut up."
Mancini's rows with rivals
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Mancini clashed with Lambert during City's 4-2 Capital One Cup defeat.
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The City boss was upset by a tackle from Villa's Joe Bennett on City midfielder Gareth Barry, which led to his confrontation with Lambert.
"I asked the fourth official if there was a yellow card, without moving my hands, and he comes over to me," Mancini said.
"I can understand if I was talking to him but I didn't say anything.
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Originally from Massachusetts, for nearly twenty years I have lived in Japan. My books reflect the crossing of cultures amid my family, among my students, and within the communities in which I find myself immersed.
My new verse novel, Falling into the Dragon's Mouth will be published by Henry Holt in 2016. Dragons are woven into the mythology of the hills, rivers, coast and temples of the Kamakura and Enoshima areas where I have lived in Japan for many years, and this lore appears in Dragon's Mouth, a story about a non-Japanese boy who practices aikido while struggling to find his way as an outsider in his seaside community in Japan.
My new picture book, Twilight Chant, a lyrical evocation of the transition between day and night and an exploration of the animals who thrive during this special time, is forthcoming from Clarion.
The Language Inside was a YALSA 2014 Best Fiction for Young Adults title, a 2014 Notable Books for the Language Arts title, a 2014 Bank Street Books Best Books selection, and a Notable Book for a Global Society 2014. Learn a bit about the story behind the story here. The Discussion, Writing, Activity and Service Guide for The Language Inside is HERE. Download this extensive guide for discussion questions, poetry prompts, essay topics, extension activities and service ideas. Enjoy!
School Library Journal says of The Language Inside: "Thompson captures perfectly the feeling of belonging elsewhere. A sensitive and compelling read that will inspire teens to contemplate how they can make a difference." And Kirkus says: "As Emma volunteers, helping a physically disabled adult write poetry, and meets a multigenerational Cambodian community with Khmer Rouge history, Thompson nimbly braids political tragedy, natural disaster, PTSD, connections among families, and a cautious, quiet romance into an elegant whole." See excerpts of more reviews in the BOOKS section of this site.
My verse novel Orchards was awarded the 2012 APALA Asian/Pacific American Award for Literature and was a 2012 YALSA Best Fiction for Young Adults title. Kana is a Japanese and Jewish/American girl sent from her home in New York to spend the summer with relatives in Japan after the suicide of a classmate. I hope you'll join Kana as she is immersed in the tiny village of Kohama, working in the mikan orchards and trying to make sense of what happened. See the Orchards section of this website.
Visit the INTERVIEWS section of this site for lots of background on the stories I write.
If you'd like to invite me to speak at your school, please--contact me to inquire about an author visit.
Tomo: Friendship Through Fiction--An Anthology of Japan Teen Stories, the collection of 36 Japan-related stories that I edited and wrote the foreword to (see below), was published by Stone Bridge Press in March 2012. Check out the extensive Reader's Guide with all sorts of writing prompts and discussion questions and read interviews with the many contributors on the Tomo blog. Proceeds from the sales of Tomo continue to support teens in the areas of Tohoku, Japan, affected by the March 11, 2011 earthquake and tsunami.
Read my HATBOOKS BLOG about travel to Cambodia and other parts of Asia, school visits, volunteer work in tsunami-hit Tohoku, mikan oranges and wakame seaweed, day-to-day Japan life, and teaching and writing.
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