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Our collection of super popular monogram and name necklace jewelry now features these unique Rose Gold Vermeil Custom Monogram Stud Earrings. They are just as hot as our custom monogram necklaces, but on a smaller scale for earrings. Each custom monogrammed earring is made just for you, with your initials in a trendy script style font. Monograms are traditionally in the following order: first name initial on the left side, last name initial enlarged in the center, and middle name initial on the right. Please enter your initials in the order you wish them to appear, with your last name initial in the center. Each earring measures 5/8 of an inch wide and tall. The custom earrings featured here are crafted of sterling silver and dipped in rose gold vermeil, adding a classic glow to your outfit while showing pride in your identity at the same time. Our Rose Gold Vermeil Custom Monogram Stud Earrings would make a wonderful gift for a family member who shares some of your initials, or even better, a gift for yourself! Please note: Your custom monogram item is personally handcrafted, and may vary slightly from this preview. Each monogram is hand cut, using this template as a guide, and is completely unique.
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IMCO Carbide Tools expands with new productWritten by Duane Ramsey | | firstname.lastname@example.com
IMCO Carbide Tools Inc. of Perrysburg is expanding its business with the introduction of a new precision cutting tool designed for high-volume machine tooling operations.
The firm's Pow-R-Feed M924 end mill was designed with reinforced cutting edges and a tough new coating to deliver multiple times the metal removal rate of competitive products, including its predecessor, M904 made by IMCO.
"The new Pow-R-Feed M924 is just a powerhouse for productivity. The M924 even outperforms the original M904 in every metal we've tested. That's why we highly recommend the M924 for higher-volume operations," said Perry Osburn, president of IMCO.
The M924 removed from 470 percent to 907 percent more metal per tool during in-house tests than comparable competitive tools in stainless steel machining operations. It removed 45 percent more titanium metal than any competitor's tool, according to the company.
"We only introduce a tool when we're sure there are reliable benefits for our customers. The M924 will help end users put more metal on the floor and more profits in their pocket," Osburn said.
"We invest in the best resources and materials to ensure that our tools deliver premium performance," he said.
IMCO incorporated the latest in cutting tool science to develop the new M924, providing optimized rake and relief angles with free cutting action that makes even higher feed rates possible, according to the company.
"When speed and cycle times are critical, the M924 is a perfect fit," IMCO sales manager Tim Elfreich stated in the press release introducing the product.
Elfreich emphasized the importance of the M924's two new features, an aluminum chromium nitride coating and reinforced, optimized cutting edges for longer tool life.
The reinforced cutting edges are stronger to resist chipping and excessive wear, even in more demanding applications. The new engineered coating has been shown to offer better heat protection for significantly longer tool life, according to Elfreich.
"Those new advances take metal removal rates and tool life to a whole new level," Elfreich stated.
Perry's brother Matt, vice president and technical director at IMCO, designed the M924 end mill cutting tool. He is responsible for product development and testing at the company.
IMCO Carbide Tool was founded in 1977 by their father, Lawrence Osburn, in the basement of the family's home. It began as a sales company, not manufacturing, according to Perry, who became president after his father retired in 1984.
The company purchased a small manufacturing firm in Detroit that made machining tools and moved the operation to a location on Arco Drive in Toledo. IMCO still operates a small plant in Detroit.
In 1998, the company built its current 25,000 square-foot facility in Perrysburg Township. About half of that space is devoted to manufacturing of precision cutting tools, said Osburn.
IMCO currently has a total of 85 employees and operates three production shifts. The third shift started in January when they added 10 new employees, Osburn reported.
The firm has developed more than 10,000 products for machine tooling in the aerospace, automotive, medical technology, mining and energy industries. It has supplied tools for projects as large as the Dreamliner passenger jet for Boeing to small machine shops such as one in North Carolina that makes parts for remote-controlled racecars.
IMCO also introduced the enDURO M525 Series end mills, a highly anticipated product for West Coast customers, in 2011.
The company has increased its sales from $12 million in 2007 to more than $16 million in 2010, according to Osburn. It supplies a number of local customers including Frazier Machine & Production Inc. in Perrysburg.
IMCO sells its precision cutting tool products through 600 to 700 tool distributors who market them to end users around the world. The company's products are demonstrated in videos on its website at www.imcousa.com.
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Technical Brief Series
This technical brief presents information and guidance on implementing ECD programs for young OVC with disabilities and their families. It provides a basic overview of the fundamental elements a program manager should consider to integrate disability positively into ECD programs and address specific disabilities individually, as needed. This technical brief describes "twin-track" and "triple-track" approaches that promote participation, attention to specific needs, and equal access for OVC with disabilities and their families. It also lists six critical elements for HIV programs seeking to address the needs of children with disabilities.
With new prevention strategies on the horizon and HIV incidence stabilizing or declining in many parts of the world, the tides are beginning to turn on the HIV epidemic. Between 2002 and 2010, new HIV infections globally declined from 3.1 million to 2.7 million. However, 33.3 million people globally are still estimated to be living with HIV, including 2.5 million children. Approximately 40 percent of all women living with HIV are in sub-Saharan Africa. This technical brief discusses barriers to and outlines current and developing strategies to scale up traditionally vertical programs that work towards achieving the millennium development goals that focus on maternal, newborn and child health, HIV and AIDS, and malaria.
In sub-Saharan Africa, HIV has negatively impacted both natural resource management (NRM) and economic growth (EG). This technical brief is a resource for NRM/EG and HIV donors, program managers, and implementers. It introduces the concept of mainstreaming HIV programming into NRM/EG activities; describes how four NRM/EG organizations in Tanzania have implemented HIV mainstreaming; documents the successes, challenges, and lessons learned of these four organizations; and provides recommendations for future programming.
As the number of adolescents living with HIV (ALHIV) continues to grow, the need to improve services, policies, and programs intensifies. This technical brief provides guidance for program managers and policymakers in order to develop services for ALHIV and their families/caregivers as they transition toward HIV self-management and adult clinical care. Highlighting key principles and recommendations, this brief offers guidance to countries and programs on how to provide the multidisciplinary care, support, and treatment services these adolescents need.
WHO's 2010 Recommendations for HIV Treatment: National Guideline Revision Challenges and Lessons Learned
A promising development approach for addressing food and nutrition insecurity for orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) is permaculture. In the context of OVC programming, permaculture helps guide communities toward permanent solutions for food and nutrition security, while ensuring that these options exist harmoniously within their environment. The purpose of this technical brief is to provide an overview of permaculture programming as a sustainable, non-donor-dependent tool for improving the health, food, and nutrition security and livelihoods of OVC and their families.
This technical brief provides a systematic global review and synthesis of practical approaches, program examples, and resources to support human rights as a core element of HIV programming for MSM. This document gives an overview of U.S. policies on and commitments to MSM and human rights, and outlines recommended approaches, including program examples in various countries, for linking health and human rights to address HIV among MSM. It also offers a synthesis of questions for developing and monitoring HIV programs for MSM, and a list of program resources.
This technical brief documents promising practices in critical services related to the psychological and social wellbeing of perinatally-infected children in Africa. These include the identification, testing, and counseling of children so that they are linked to appropriate care as early as possible, as well as on-going support to help children and their families manage disclosure, stigma, grief and bereavement processes.
The purpose of this technical brief is to highlight the common elements of successfully transitioned programs, their approaches, and lessons learned to help PEPFAR program managers transition their programs to greater host country management.
In April 2008, the WHO Technical Reference Group for Pediatric HIV/ART and Care released a series of nine updated recommendations for diagnostic testing, initiation of treatment, and appropriate treatment regimens for HIV-exposed and infected infants. This technical brief outlines practical implementation considerations for program planners and policymakers working to incorporate these recommendations into their local efforts.
Many countries have begun to decentralize HIV treatment to primary health care (PHC) centers to decrease the burden of providing HIV services at existing facilities while increasing access to treatment. The purpose of this technical brief is to assist national program planners, stakeholders, and implementers in designing, planning, and implementing the decentralization process and in providing ART services at PHC facilities, with the ultimate goal of achieving universal access to treatment and care in generalized HIV epidemic settings.
Adherence to treatment (particularly ART) and retention in care are necessary to optimize clinical outcomes in people living with HIV. Most of the studies conducted in resource-limited settings, however, have focused solely on adherence to treatment and have provided limited information on effective and practical approaches to improve both adherence to treatment and retention in care. This brief addresses both aspects of adherence in adult patients and 1) explores barriers associated with poor adherence to ART and retention in care; 2) outlines current methods to measure and monitor adherence; 3) reviews program strategies to retain individuals on effective treatment for life while discussing the applicability of these interventions for integration into ART programs; and 4) provides programmers with guidance on key steps to strengthen efforts to promote adherence to ART and retention in care.
Gender-based violence (GBV) is a major problem throughout the world, and the intersection between HIV and GBV is widely acknowledged. Because of the association between these two topics, reducing GBV is one of the five gender strategies promoted through the U.S. President's Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief.
The purpose of this technical brief is to assist HIV program planners and implementers in designing, planning, and implementing activities that integrate GBV and HIV prevention, treatment and care, and support programs.
Highlights the key mental health issues in the continuum of HIV care and reviews promising programmatic practices for addressing these issues in resource-constrained settings. This tool provides links to important resources and tools for program planners and health care providers concerned about mental health issues in HIV care and support.
Research shows that early childhood development (ECD) is critical to both mental and physical health later in life. However, programming targeting orphans and vulnerable children (OVC) is almost exclusively focused on school-aged OVC, and only rarely are very young children included in program activities. This technical brief, aimed at program planners and implementers, highlights the benefits of ECD interventions and outlines essential elements of ECD programming targeted towards OVC.
HIV serodiscordant couples, in which one partner is HIV-positive and the other is HIV-negative, are increasingly recognized as a priority for HIV prevention in developing countries. Recent studies have estimated that, in several sub-Saharan African countries, approximately two-thirds of infected couples are serodiscordant. Written to assist program planners and implementers, this technical brief provides a summary of effective and promising prevention interventions for serodiscordant heterosexual couples.
Although only 4 of the 12 Anglophone Caribbean countries publicly collect HIV prevalence data among men who have sex with men (MSM), in Jamaica, Guyana, and Trinidad and Tobago, researchers report an HIV prevalence of more than 20 percent among MSM. Moreover, a notable lack of human rights protection in the Anglophone Caribbean impedes efforts to improve the health of MSM. This technical brief provides basic information about HIV programming for MSM in the Anglophone Caribbean and reviews programming opportunities and resources for regional and local organizations involved.
Increasing demand for HIV/AIDS prevention, treatment, care and support in developing countries necessitates a renewed focus on models that increase capacity and resources to expand services. There is immense potential in leveraging the private sector to alleviate the overburdened public sector in HIV/AIDS service and resource provision. This report presents different models of promising or effective public-private partnerships that expand HIV/AIDS care. Following the presentation of models is a discussion of implementation factors that program planners should carefully consider when designing a public-private partnership.
HIV presents an increasing risk to pregnant women, their infants, and their families. In response, governments are looking to the integration of two services traditionally provided separately: maternal, newborn, and child health (MNCH) and prevention of mother-to-child transmission (PMTCT) of HIV. Potential benefits to system-wide integration of these inherently linked services include improving access to care and addressing maternal HIV rates. This technical brief reviews clinical and programmatic considerations, as well as challenges, of reorienting health systems to include PMTCT interventions within the full continuum of existing public, private, and community-based women and newborn health services.
A growing body of research suggests that alcohol consumption is associated with the sexual behaviors that put people at risk for HIV. In developing countries battling severe HIV epidemics, addressing harmful drinking in conjunction with interventions to reduce sexual risk behavior may reduce HIV transmission more quickly than conventional HIV prevention interventions alone. Developed for program planners and implementers, this technical brief reviews the evidence on new and innovative programs in this emerging area. The brief catalogs what is known about the relationship between harmful alcohol use and HIV sexual risk behavior and offers a critical analysis of interventions to address the issue.
While gender, poverty, and gender-based violence alone do not define HIV risk, they increase women's vulnerability. Gender-responsive economic empowerment/strengthening activities give women access to and control over vital economic resources, which ultimately enhance their ability to mitigate the impact of HIV/AIDS and reduce their vulnerability to HIV. With an increased focus on addressing the deeper structural and economic realities that limit the scope and impact of current HIV prevention activities, this technical brief offers HIV/AIDS field staff and program managers essential information on approaches to economic development—collectively known as economic empowerment or economic strengthening.
Gender inequity is a fundamental driver in the HIV epidemic, and integrating strategies to address gender inequity and change harmful gender norms is an increasingly important component of HIV programs. Integrating gender strategies into programs targeting most-at-risk populations (MARPs) which include men who have sex with men, transgender people, injecting drug users, and male, female and transgender sex workers, whether in mixed or concentrated epidemic countries is much less prevalent. The purpose of this Technical Brief is to provide program managers and planners with an overview of the recent research literature on gender-related constraints effecting MARPs, future program approaches, and gender-related challenges that should be considered in programs to reduce HIV risk among MARPs.


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It is actually what I would have liked seeing when ER published their
first UK-based DVD Volumes.
Classic Filmation-styled art, but great lightning-effects to boot!
Definitely going to pick up the "complete first season" set to have as a back-up to my BCI DVDs. That cover looks amazing - they definitely knew how to jazz that sucker up! I totally want a poster of that
Just released EPISODE 57 - SDCC 2015 Coverage of Masters Cast!
The He-Man & She-Ra Podcast at www.masterscast.com
It is actually what I would have liked seeing when ER published their
first UK-based DVD Volumes.
Classic Filmation-styled art, but great lightning-effects to boot!
Just released EPISODE 57 - SDCC 2015 Coverage of Masters Cast!
The He-Man & She-Ra Podcast at www.masterscast.com
Definitely gotta agree to disagree on that one.
This is awesome...I sold my BCI discs a few months ago when I needed money and I've been regretting it ever since!
Can I assume that these WON'T match the upcoming She-Ra complete series discs since they're being put out by a different company?
This is awesome, I can finally complete season 2 when it's eventually released.
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I quite like em! The He-Man set looks cool I think!
I had roughs quite similar to this for the Aussie DVD's so this is much more my sort of thing. Loose them lens flares though! yeuch!
I just wish they hadn't picked that particular Skeletor. Of all the cool Skeletor's Emiliano did, why pic that one?!
Certainly a massive improvement on the Classic Media POP DVD'S I reckon!
To me the BCI covers were for folks who remember it whereas I think these will appeal to folks who ain't too familiar.
I can't imagine these having the same lavish printing though.
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I'm sure Dan and the other designers at MC would love to do more extravagant printing, but Mill Creek is very successful at what they do for a reason. They minimize manufacturing costs so they can charge the least amount possible and still turn an acceptable profit.
Its why they might be the only remaining budget label that isn't just hanging on, but actually thriving.
I know the owner, he's a very smart dude.
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Hey, after the "other" experience, Gillian is the woman of my dreams!Doubt it takes too long. Dan said they're super easy to deal with and have loved everything they've sent them.
...and we were stuck with Gillian...
what was wrong with Skeletor?
This shot of his face, reminds me of a scene where the animation is possibly supposed to go with Skeletor lifting his Havoc Staff with both hands, but in that current episode, which I forget unfortunately, they changed it so Skeletor holds the Staff with one hand and shoots. But the other hand is left hanging there, looking a bit silly.
New cover is in the news!
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In Home Aid Services, New Horizons Home Care, Inc. is pleased to announce that the in-home aide services in Yadkin County funded through the Home and Community Care Block Grant for older adults is now provided by our agency effective July 1, 2012. If you think you or someone you know could benefit from these services, of if you have any questions about these services, please contact our offices by calling 677-3843. We are very excited about this opportunity and look forward to serving the older adults in Yadkin County.
Joshua's Angel Center Toys for Tots Drop off at Yadtel in Yadkinville, Lowes Foods in Yadkinville, Yamaha Sueuki in Mount Airy, Cooks Truking and Joshuas Angel Center of Boonville, Dollar General of Boonville,Yagkinville and Joneville, Rural Hall and King,Teased Hair, Kay'sCountry Cafe, and Beauty and all Burger Kings. Bring your new toys and drop them off to help the kids for Christmas.
Friday, December 14
•10 a.m.-5 p.m.-Gold and Silver Buyer at Yadkin Quality Hardware. Highest prices paid, cash purchases.
Saturday, December 15
•All Day-Joshua's Angel Center Toys for Tots drop-off at Yadtel in Yadkinville, Lowes Foods in Yadkinville, Yamaha Suzuki in Mount Airy, Cook's Trucking and Joshua's Angel Center of Boonville, Dollar General of Boonville,Yadkinville and Jonesville, Rural Hall and King,and all Burger Kings. Toys will be distributed out to all the families that sign up at KFC at the Courtney Fire Department.
Tuesday, December 18
•Third Tuesday brunch financial planning basics workshop at the Third Branch Cafe on Main Street in Yadkinville. The workshop will focus on estate planning. To RSVP, call Jerry Smith with Oppenheimer at 336-631-3295.
Thursday, December 20
•2 p.m.-6:30 p.m.-Upcoming Blood Donation Opportunities, Lowes Foods Yadkinville. The Red Cross Carolinas Blood Services Region provides lifesaving blood to patients in 103 hospitals. Approximately 1,600 people need to give blood or platelets each week day to meet hospital demands. Blood can be safely donated every 56 days. Platelets can be given every seven days, up to 24 times a year. Most healthy people who are 17 years of age, 16 with parental consent, and weigh at least 110 pounds are eligible to donate blood or platelets to the Red Cross. Donors who are 18 years and younger must also meet specific height and weight requirements.
Wednesday, December 26
•2:30 p.m.-7 p.m.- Upcoming Blood Donation Opportunities at Yadkin County Rescue Squad. For more information or to schedule an appointment to donate, please call 1-336-413-3311 or visit redcrossblood.org.
• 10:30 a.m.—Preschool storytime for ages 2-5 will be held at the Boonville Community Public Library every Thursday. This will consist of stories, songs, and crafts. For more information, call 367-7737. All of our libraries of the NWRL System has access of Ancestry.com for the year of 2012. Patrons can research the web through our libraries for the year. The Boonville Community Public Library is a branch of thirteen libraries of the Northwestern Regional Library System.
•6:30 p.m.-East Bend Happy Quilters Guild, Meets 2nd Tuesday of each month at East Bend Senior Center. For more information call (336)699-3970.
•10 a.m.-The Yadkin River Quilters meet at the Yadkin Senior Center every Tuesday.
If you are in need of clothing for your family members we would like to invite you to visit the Courtney Clothing Closet located in Building C of Courtney Baptist Church. The church is located at 3341 Courtney Church Road. The church is South of Yadkinville off Hwy 601 just pass the Yadkin Valley Telephone offices on Courtney Huntsville Road, then right onto Courtney Church Rd. The hours are Wednesdays 2-4p.m. and Thursdays 10 a.m.-4 p.m. For more information call the church at (336)463-2681
•We are searching for old photos of Lone Hickory July 4th celebration or other events held at Lone Hickory (ball tournaments, donkey ball game, etc.) If you have photos we can borrow, please call (336)463-2449 or 463-2439 as soon as possible. Photos will be scanned and returned to you.
•6:30 p.m.-Every Thursday of each week we hold a program called TOPS (Take Off Pounds Sensibly) weight loss program. Each program has special tips and techniques to help benefit losing those unwanted pounds. Meeting at your local Boonville Community Public Library. Any Questions please call 336-367-7737
•8 a.m.-New Horizons Adults Day Services is taking donations for their thrift shop, 1917 Old Hwy 421 W. Yadkinville. For more information call 677-1385
•6 p.m.-Bingo every Tuesday at the Yadkin Moose Lodge. ATTENTION: Effectively immediately! Monthly distributions of USDA Commodity Foods will no longer be distributed at the Moose Lodge in Yadkinville. They will now be distributed on an on-going basis through "partner agencies" of Second Harvest Food Bank of Northwest N.C. Families needing food assistance will need to contact one of the following agencies: Divino Redentor Catholic Church, 209 Lon Ave. Boonville, 336-367-7067, Tri-County Christian Ministries, 440 W. Main St, Jonesville, 336-526-1089, Yadkin Christian Ministries, 121 W. Elm St. Yadkinville, 336-677-3080, Yadkin Christian Ministries, East Bend, 336-699-4544.
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The {redirect} macro will automatically redirect the browser to an alternate web page either within your own site or on an external site...
There are several circumstances under which you may require this macro:
- You have moved content to another space or site but people are still visiting the old location - the macro will automatically take them to the new location
- You want to provide a static URL to some information that changes location occasionally - hand out the fixed URL and use the macro to automatically redirect the user to the current destination URL
The {redirect} macro has the following parameters:
|The default "location" parameter specifies the target destination - either a page title from your own site or an external URL.
|The amount of time to wait, in seconds, before automatically redirecting the user to the target page.
|The external URL to redirect to.
When using this macro, please bear the following points in mind:
- This macro does not keep track of whether the target page has had its name or URL changed and as such it's possible for the link to break
- To edit a page which redirects instantly, manually add '?redirect=false' to the URL of the page that contains the redirect.
Basic Use - Redirecting to a local page
To redirect to a local page in the same space, simply use the page title as the default parameter:
When placed on to a page, any user visiting that page would be immediately taken to the home page of the same Space.
Redirecting to a page in another space
You can redirect to a page in a different space as follows:
This would immediately redirect to the page called "Home" in the space with key "SpaceKey".
This is quite useful if you want to immediately redirect anyone who accesses The Dashboard via the Breadcrumb Trail to a specific page within a specific space.
If you merely want to set a different home page for your Builder account, see our tutorial on setting a different Site Homepage. This would still allow people to access The Dashboard but when they first enter your site they would be taken to the home page of a specific space.
External locations
To redirect to an external location, simply specify it's URL. For example:
This would immediately redirect someone to the http://adaptavist.com site.
Setting a delay
By default, the redirect will occur as soon as someone goes to the page that contains the macro. However, you can pause for a while (for example, to display a message explaining that the user should update their bookmarks, etc) by adding a delay:
Your bookmarks are out of date! {redirect:http://adaptavist.com|delay=5}
This would display the following message for roughly 5 seconds then automatically redirect the user to the link specified:
Your bookmarks are out of date!
|Redirection Notice
This page should redirect to http://adaptavist.com in about X seconds.
Changing an instant redirect
If your page is set to immediately redirect, you're obviously not going to have chance to edit the page should you wish to alter or remove the redirect!
To do this, you need to alter the URL to the page that contains the macro...
Start by getting the URL to the page - for example, the URL to the page you are looking at now is:
If there is a page that links to the page containing the redirect, you can right-click the link and choose Copy Shortcut or Copy Link Location (depending on which web browser you use).
To temporarily disable the redirect, add "?redirect=false" to the end of the URL, so in our example the URL would become:
This URL would then display the page but disable the redirect, allowing you to edit the page to make any changes or even remove the redirect.
Hints and Tips:
When you are first adding the macro to a page, set a delay of something like 20 seconds - this way, if there is a problem with the redirect, it's much easier to redisplay the page and edit it to fix the URL, etc. Once you are happy that the redirect is working, you can easily reduce or remove the delay.
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Apple working on iPad 3D, could launch this fall?
Could Apple's iPad 3 end up being an iPad 3D? That's what RC Wireless has heard from "Hollywood Insiders":
"The fact that the iPad is 3D is a dead cert," one Hollywood insider close to the big movie studios told RCR, adding that the screen would be the real magic. She went on to say that the big film studios were currently running around like blue arsed flies trying to gear up to release plenty of 3D content in time for Apple's next launch.
We've seen 3D attempted before on everything from the Nintendo 3DS to LG Android tablets and so far it has seemed much more like a gimmick than a feature. Would Apple really go there? If they do, could they somehow come up with a better way of doing it, something that doesn't seem as unnatural as split convergence and focus? Maybe head tracking via the front facing camera?
We don't know, but we might just find us this fall, as it's looking like rumors of a second iPad release this year could pan out. Perhaps at the same fall event that'll bring us the iPhone 5. (And no, we haven't heard any iPhone 5D rumors... yet.)
Could Apple figure out a way to do 3D that isn't a gimmick?
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Apple working on iPad 3D, could launch this fall?
It's a nonsensical rumour and it won't happen.
Yeah. My opinion is different from yours, so that makes me an idiot.
Anyway, I have loved 3D all my life and would absolutely be interested. I don't find the 3DS "gimmicky," (which is an interesting starting point for the article's request for opinions). If anything, head-tracking 3D effects are equally gimmicky, if at all, so it seems an odd distinction to make. The head-tracking method seems to have even less hope of working with movie viewing, whereas the "3DS" approach might have a chance.
When well-done, it enriches the gaming and movie viewing experience. I haven't gotten tired of it in 30 years...although some movies that cost more but offer nothing 3D worthy to see, yeah those get on my nerves (Tron).
They said something like that when stereo came out. Monophonic sound will always be with us... NOT. Then, quadraphonic discrete four-channel sound. I bought that and it was spectacular but it died due to markets I suppose.
I'm sure that new 3D iPads will allow diabling the feature for folks like you but I'm all for it for videos. I'm also waiting for some other features that have to come in a future iPad.
They can keep it, I'm not interested in 3D anything.
They won't. That's too big of a leap for their iterative approach. They'll go retina before 3D.
Yeah, an iPad 3 this year would make every iPad 2 owner feel like a sucker and the chance of them getting another iPad would be greatly hindered. You alienate people when you make their 5 month old purchase feel outdated.
BTW, Evo 3D and some other Android one's aren't gimmicks. 3D w/out glasses is pretty sweet but I'm getting the Evo 3D for other reasons. 3D photo taking is pretty sweet though.
"You alienate people when you make their 5 month old purchase feel outdated." I made the exact same point about android today.
Yeah, you absolutely have to get used to that on Android in some ways. If a new Android phone comes out on Sprint but you're on Verizon...it matters not. So within the carrier, you don't have as big a problem but it definitely happens. #buyersremorse
Err...maybe. Buyers remorse would set in for sure.
3D with glasses is ugly. 3D without glasses, so far, is pretty gimmicky. 3D with head-tracking is for one person only.
Too much work for too weak a prize. Skip the 3D! It's a fad, not long lasting.
What I want Apple to do: iPhone 5 is like Iron Man's phone, and iPad 3 is like his home computer. Holographics ftw! ;)
Ahem, newton...
All of you idiots need to shut the hell up. 3d done right is spectacular. Games are actually easier to play in 3D especially plat-formers where you can actually see the distance between your avatar and a platform. Movies are awesome, everything is better when seen with depth just like in real life. So stop your bitching and whining. I pray apple brings it this year or next year. I'll be first in line. Playing dead space in 3D would be epic!
Have you ever watched a movie in 3D and then watched the non-3D version? I have.
I'm assuming Apple wouldn't use that kind of 3D though (glasses or prism-based screen), so at least we should be safe from that (which is the kind of 3D you're looking for). However, if they try to 3D-ize the UI, that would be horrible (using face tracking). So, neither of us would get what we want.
Who cares. If people wanna buy into the whole 3D fad then let them. It's a novelty that wears off very quicky. As a professional photographer my iPad 2 does everything I need it to do and 3D is not a requirement in my daily working life. I for one couldnt care less for 3D as you can probably guess lol :)
Y would anyone want an iPad to begin with. Even my thunderbolt from Verizon has more RAM and ROM then either iPad or iPad 2.. What a joke. They need to include on the next Apple products the option to include external memory slots, it should include DLNA technology without third party apps, and with less restrictions on there customers. Apple needs to catch up. Seems like technology is moving so fast, that when Apple thinks its finalized its product for production, something new hits the markets that they want implemented in their old idea, like 3D.
Im an HTC mobile phone fan. But this is an Apple comment. Apple markets their products the best thats why they sell better than any other company. You can have a phone that takes you and your cat into hyperdrive at any given time against an iphone that just makes phone calls and text messages but if the public isnt ready for it then they wont buy it. Apples R&D is simple top shelf.
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You don't have an option for me, I like it, it's beautiful.
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We got some great feedback from everyone on yesterday's poll on the overall looks of iOS 7, but today we're going to dive a little deeper; the homescreen. One of the most immediately noticeable changes from iOS 6, the iOS 7 homescreen is a point of massive debate. Some love it, others hate it, and a good chunk of folks sit somewhere in the middle undecided. So today, we want to know; what do you think of the iOS 7 homescreen?
The colors are different, the icons are different, and for some it doesn't matter what fancy design techniques went into it, they just don't like it. On the other hand, some people are really digging it. iOS has had the same underlying appearance since the introduction of the very first iPhone back in 2007. Less than a year after Jony Ive was handed the design reigns, what we saw announced on Monday was quite, quite different. So, what do you think about it? We want to hear your thoughts on the new homescreen, so drop a vote up top and jump into the comments with your thoughts!
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You don't have an option for me, I like it, it's beautiful.
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Well, I love it, but I don't know that I'd say it's the best looking interface ever. I could say it's good, but I think it's better than good and I don't think all change is good. I think the best way to avoid people saying they don't have an option for them is to keep it simple. In this case, removal of the commas and phrases after said commas and I would have been able to choose the first option without question.
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Although I totally love IOS7 I'm afraid without a larger screen to use it on I'll be forced to go for a bigger screen Android phone.
I actually would also like a slightly wider screen. Not because the current screen doesn't look good, but because I would like just a little more room for the keyboard and spacing of the keys. I don't want a honking huge screen like the Note or anything, just something that is a bit wider. The height of the iPhone 5 is perfect.
I am in love with the iOS 7!! I hope Apple has some more surprises for us this fall..like a iPhone 6! I just feel like with such drastic changes to the iOS, I find it hard to believe that apple would just release a "S" series rather than some new hardware to support the launch of the iOS 7! Wishful thinking...I know ;-)
I tried iOS 7 for 24 hours and I'm now back on iOS 6.1.4.
I loved the new functionality, but I abhor the thinned fonts, that have no drop shadow whatsoever, so any bright wallpapers merge with the text.
Some of the icons are woeful top, like Notes, Safari, and Reminders.
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It's a great new look BUT....... some icons are extremely ugly (contacts, newstand, gamecenter)
I'm excited about it! Can't wait to get it this fall. I'm sure there may be a thing or two I don't care for, but I'm very disappointed by some of the reactions of many tech writers. I think you guys are harder to please than anyone.
HAHA, I think I saw a story the other day about Android having an app or hack that makes Droid phones mimic the look of iOS 7. Would that be considered panicking? If I can ever find the article I will post a link.
Na, Droid-Life & Apple Insider take the cake on that 1.....I find this site & Android Central to be a bit more level headed (with obvious favoritism towards their OS of choice, but also seeing positives from other OSs & flaws in their own). Don't know why I responded bc you've been posting non-stop negative B.S. for a little while now........
I think it looks new and more modern, but I really don't much care one way or the other. For one, even tho some of the colors are different and some of the icons are redesigned, the layout is unchanged. Second, does anybody actually sit around looking at the icons? Or the home screens? When I grab my device I quickly tap the icon of the app I'm going to use, and upon opening I get to doing what needs doing. So that's where I want to see things improve. User experience, usability, help my accomplish what needs doing in the best and simplest ways. That's where it's at for me.
A bunch of care and concern about the look of the home screen icons? Woopty-skit! Unimportant.
Keeping in mind that what was previewed is just the first beta version, and there is still a chance that Apple may add, remove, and improve upon things, like the icons, drop shadow for the new font, etc. What was previewed at WWDC is not the final version by any means, just the beginning, Just something to keep in mind and perspective.
It's aight. I don't think it is mindbogglingly amazing but it's ok. Looks kind of cheap in a way, I rather liked the old glossy icons. Putting Jony Ive as the head of iOS 7 was a bad move, if I wanted a cheap glossy cover up of iOS I'd have jailbroken and gone with Winterboard. The OS still lacks in features. The lock screen is still equally boring, with no way to place current news headlines or twitter/facebook feeds on the lock screen. The Notification center has not been made better at all only better organized. I'm sure the delete all or none "x" is still there with no way to delete individual notifications. There is still no customization whatsoever to the home screen I would have appreciated if Apple let go of the 4 rows of 4 icons or 5 rows on iPhone 5 and let the user customize the layout of apps. There is still almost no integration with other 3rd party apps of the core iOS apps (notes, contacts, messages, phone, etc.). iOS 7 is an attempt to candy coat something that just isn't great anymore. Jony Ive & the iOS 7 team = FAIL
Android is still ripping iOS a new one and as an iPhone fan I'd hate to say that if more features aren't added from now until Fall release I'm switching to the far superior Galaxy S4. Apple likes to overcharge for something that just isn't the best anymore, not even close to it. The Galaxy S4, HTC One, AND even the Sony Xperia Z are better, more powerful phones than any iPhone. I find it shocking that Android users have been able to have their quick settings and toggles on their notification center for years now and the iPhone JUST NOW gets it and somehow Jony Ive and Tim Cook are acting as if iOS 7 is a groundbreaking step forward for mobile OS. High-end android phones have had NFC for over a year now maybe more (I'm using the GS3 as my landmark phone here for this argument) and yet NFC is nowhere to be found on iPhone. Obviously NFC is more than just a gimmick. Apple is STILL forcing their useless crap down our throats. iPhones don't have the carrier bloatware that android phones have but newsstand is worse than that. And there was no mention of being able to hide this useless piece of crap.
Honetly apple wake the hell up or at least make some kind of an effort to please your customers. You guys are taking a nosedive and fast! Apple is nothing more than a "hip" name now. Gloss and shine with no substance.
"Android is still ripping iOS a new one and as an iPhone fan I'd hate to say that if more features aren't added from now until Fall release I'm switching to the far superior Galaxy S4."
You basically lose any and all credibility when you make nonsense contradictory statements like this. It outs you as a poor thinker, and who is going to believe someone like that?
How does that "out me as a poor thinker" and how is it contradictory? I merely stated that I like the iPhone but iOS has gotten stale and Apple's sugar coated refreshment to it does not appeal to me. I prefer substance over gloss. Android has substance, and given the pattern of the last 2 years, where iOS gets a feature that Android had already, about 1 year too late, I can only imagine what Google's platform will unveil with Key Lime Pie. Apple is still the leading innovator in desktop computing but in mobile OS it's been lagging behind for quite some time. AirDrop is their attempt to recreate S Beam, Control or Command Center whatever they're calling it is something that should have been available since iOS 5. Come on man wake up, stop being so singular and look at the big picture. Apple is no longer the mobile tech zenith it once was when Steve Jobs introduced the original iPhone. As is the case with many things throughout history, someone invented and others surpassed, this being the case with Apple's original iPhone launching a mobile phone revolution, and around late 2011 Android beginning to innovate a lot more than Apple.
Think of it, you can't truly multitask on anything other than a Samsung phone at the moment, that double-tap home button BS isn't multitasking. It is using one app at a time and switching between others that were previously opened.
As for my comment that you quoted in order to disprove me and make me look like a fool, it is the truth. The USA is the ONLY market Apple still has a stranglehold over. Every other market is dominated by Android, and I'm only talking high-end smartphones here. In terms of desktop computing no one can touch Apple, no one brand sells even close to as many laptops as Apple sells Macbooks. But in smartphones, Apple doesn't differentiate whether or not all the iPhones sold were mostly 5's or if they were an even distribution of 5's 4S and 4's so the number does not tell the actual truth in sales. Samsung is closing the gap in the USA and dominate every other major market.
I'm sorry I really am. I wish Apple would innovate, instead of cover up flaws with cheap make up but this is the reality of it. Will Apple go down? No way, this will probably never happen, nor would I want it to. But ultimately, FOR ME, it's about substance, features, customization, and versatility.
Apple LETS you buy THEIR phone and use it THEIR way, the way I see it you never really own an iPhone you just borrow it from Tim Cook for an undisclosed period of time. Think about what happens to you if you try to add some level of customization by jailbreaking, Apple won't even look at your phone is it's jailbroken. Because you've dared to tinker with THEIR phone.
Google and the various manufacturers that use Android on the hardware SELL you A PHONE and let you make it YOUR OWN. Customization has become key for me as of late, it isn't important to everyone, but it is to me. And this is what I think you fail to understand that this is my opinion and my list of needs not an imposition of truth to the general iPhone using public.
I'm just curious: If you feel another phone and platform are 'far superior" and Apple is nothing more than a "hip" name, why would you wait? If I was you, I'd go ahead and jump ship.
As for NFC, and in the USA, I think you're not missing anything so far. Even when I was living in Asia, NFC is far less used than most Westerners seem to believe. So, even if NFC was in the iPhone, what would you do with it? What do you do with NFC in your Galaxy S3?
The changes on the "grey" icons (basically all the system and hardware feature apps), bother me a lot. Camera, Settings, etc. have all been changed because of this silly dogma that anything that has a 3D look or a "real" look to is is "bad," but I always found those icons to be the best of all.
They weren't jazzy and glossy like all the other icons and while they did have a 3D effect in a way, they were always classy and sedate. So in pursuit of this "anti-3D" thing they've changed these cool, effective, sedate icons into junky jazzy ones with unfortunate colours and cryptic symbols that don't seem to mean anything at all.
I'm in favour of the new flat(ish) look, but these "grey" icons could all have co-existed with that just fine. Sure, get rid of the gloss highlight, and the silly line texture that Steve Jobs loved so much. Get rid of the skeuomorphic interfaces. Get rid of the faux leather too. But there is no reason to change these particular icons IMO.
Both the camera icon, and the Settings icon in particular are a net loss in that they have lost meaning and identifiability. Instead of looking like the camera on the back of the phone, it now looks like an old school SLR, which many people won't even recognise. They might as well have a files app with a floppy disk on the icon. The settings icon is obvious now, but it's changing to some random symbol that means nothing at all.
When you base a decision on dogma, you are almost always making a mistake.
Your headline refers to the homescreen, but really what's at issue here is the icons. The new app icons and their loud color choices are what people really mean when they talk about loving or hating the new interface. We have no experience with the new setup other than what the icons look like! Personally I find these new icons shockingly amateurish. I realize it's a beta but it's still hard to believe they were ever shown to the public in this state; I've already seen professional designers post their tweaked and refined versions which are substantially better with only one or two nights extra work! We know Apple will probably get it right eventually but they underestimate the impact of a bad first impression when it could have been avoided so easily.
I HATE the icons. But not to worry:
Personally I like the icons. I think it's a fun refresh to something that was a tad outdated. Yea I was really worried with the rumors floating about. I pictured everything boring and colorless. But I'm very happy to say I was wrong. It's very funny though how there were so so sooooooo many people on here for over a month saying the dreaded skeumorphism had to go. That it was outdated and things like notes and Game Center needed a drastic change. And now they "ran out of green felt" and everyone still isn't pleased.
Where I'm not happy is the lack of features. Rene always says that iOS and Harward run on tic toc cycles. And this was a toc cycle for iOS. I was expecting 10 major tent poles like we got in iOS 5. That was feature after feature that people were getting excited about. But all this was "look how good everything looks" and "look at all the new colors and designs to the app" and though that was a big part of what we were expecting to hear and see, it shouldn't have been the MAIN thing. The biggest tent pole we got was control panel. And I agree with someone else who said that at least let us arrange the icons any place on the screen. Or those actionable notifications. We got them in mavericks apparently. You mean even though with the big shake up that happened and one guy now charge of software all around, he didn't think to put a feature he had in one OS to the other? That's a tad sad.
But the icons don't bother me. They look nice and needed a refresh. Where we all should be upset is that lack of features. That's where the real out cry should be.
Isn't it possible though that some of these features could be things that they are saving for the iPhone 5S. Think of how Siri, while all software, was a differentiating factor (along with the camera) between two otherwise identical looking devices? Isn't it possible that, say, "actionable notifications" are a software feature that's coming, but will be exclusive to the 5S? As someone with a 4S contract that's expiring any day now, I'm still holding out hope.
Don't like the icons or simple apps with no distinction to items. Notes looks worse than io6, same with Game Center and. Couple others. The rainbow pack of colors on the default icons looks awful. Honestly, looks half finished and by a user who doesn't know photoshop techniques, so just made the items bare and called it flat. Also, the new Flat Dock background is just ugly.
I agree.. It's way too minimal! I really think they shouldn't completely removed drop shadows because the dock could definitely use some help!
I absolutely love the new UI. So glad to see the old dated ugly things go away. The stitching and linens were awful. Some of the icons could use a little work but I'm betting apple will make some changes before its final.
I'm really not as much into the "cosmetics". As some one who has had numerous jail broken iPhones it looks like an "ok" theme you'd see on Cydia. My biggest problem with all the icons having the same color "palette" is when you download App Store apps and mix in all their icons it won't matter anymore. What I wish apple would have done is created a way to do themes like on Cydia. That would have been cool. To be able to theme ALL my icons. Not just the stock ones.
I'm excited to try something new. I like the new features, especially control center. The colors are a little much, It could be toned down a bit. Glad I won't be getting the 5s because if I really hate it, may give key lime pie a go. (I really hope I fall in love with it)
I guess if you are feminine, you like the new icons.
I'm stuck somewhere in between a love/hate relationship. I'm not completely sold but I'm not completely against updating either. Been using the iOS 7 beta and getting to actually USE the software rather than watching videos, looking at pictures, etc. I think it will help ease a few above users worries.
But I do agree: I think the icons are a little cheesy/cartoonish for my liking, especially since Apple has always been know for its clean and sleek looks. I think the actually look is geared more towards a female audience and/or users with the white iPhone (if you noticed each photo, video, etc. on Apple's website uses a white iPhone rather than the black 5). The translucency is actually a nice touch but I HATE the new font/text. It's nearly impossible to read in some areas and feels a little cheap to look at. I need a heavier typeface for sure.
Anyways, functionality wise, it's a complete revamp and some features take a little time getting used to, but everything should pretty much come naturally. But there really is no need for us to cry over the features just yet... we have until fall for Apple to hear us out once more and add these new touches to make iOS 7 truly awesome!
The color and icons are personal preference. I don't really care. I don't like the colors at all, but whatever. I was hoping for more functionality. Actionable notifications. Notifications that don't block the screen. Customizable control center.
Those things aren't power user features. C'mon Apple.
The problems with polls like this is most people who vote have only seen a video or still shots if you actually install it on your device and check it out you might have a different opinion as I did. Initially thought, hmm not too sure but it looks better and more depth when you see it in person which pleasantly surprised me. Still have some work to do in some areas though but it's a beta and may or may not change visually.
I really like the overall design of the home screen, but the icons could definitely use some work.
The biggest complaint I have is folders. The folders are terrible- they only show nine icons per page (less than they do in iOS 6) and they have so much wasted space at the top and bottom of the screen. Hopefully Apple changes this before the general release.
Installed it tonight on my 4s. Overall I don't think it's bad. I don't mind the icons so much. Game Center looks nice but I don't get the bubbles for that specific icon. Folders could be a tad darker I think or maybe even more transparent. I have mixed feelings about the dock. I think it should be a bit smaller. The parallax effect is pretty awesome. And I know this is not related to the home screen but I feel theres is just too much white going in in messaging and mail. They should tone that down a bit.
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I am most curious what it the experience using iOS 7 will be like on an iPad (full size). I can see how the bold look could work just fine on a smaller screen like an iPhone or even an iPad mini but all those bright bold colors and harsh white screens on a big display may not work as well. The great thing about an iPad is the big touchscreen that can show so much more detail. But with an iOS that is about less detail, by design, it may be a bust on a larger screen.
I'm a Windows Phone guy and don't really like Apple, but I really like iOS 7. Put it on my brother's phone and he loves it, except that it is slow and has a lot of issues (like Push Notifications and iMessage don't work anymore).
GARISH, I hate the overly bright icons, otherwise nothing has really changed, I was really hoping for something as classy as the hardware, it looks like one of my children's toys.
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I think that there should be some sort of switch in settings that would allow you to change the interface from iOS 7 to iOS 6 and vice versa. Also I do love the iOS 7 home screen.
The poll results show that actually there isn't much debate - most people like it. There is perhaps more debate over smaller elements, like why the icon for game centre looks too similar to the icon for photos
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I installed it and played with it for a few days. This is a Beta so I know things are unfinished, however, I feel that there was a lot of good AND bad. I like the Auxo-like change to app management. I like the removal of the search screen and its replacement with a pull-down gesture. I like the swipe up and down options. Really liked the email changes.
What I don't like, and I'm sure a lot of people will disagree, is the flattening of the UI. A certain amount of flattening is ok. I can deal with the removal of skeuomorphism, but don't make the apps ugly.
Overall I think it is a good change and I am certain that most users will be happy with the changes. For the time being though, I moved back to iOS 6.1.4 on my iPhone.
I love most all the features especially the Control Center. I have been wanting that without jail breaking since my first iPhone. The flat UI though I am not really in love with. I love Apple products because of those beautiful icons. I hope OS/X 10.9 doesn't go that way because I am very excited about the features in it.
I actually don't care because that's not how my iPhone homescreen is gonna look like. I have my own favorite apps and wallpaper anyway.
It's awesome that when the new ios7 comes out its going to be like we're getting a brand new phone because anyone who's gone from a 4s to a 5 knows it was awsome and everything the bigger screen faster speeds but u couldn't help but feel like u just got the same phone . At least with the new iOS it completes that feeling of a whole new phone
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I'm confused. Most of the responses seem to be talking about the icons or wallpaper instead of the home screen itself. It looks like there are minimal changes from what we've had in the past. I'm happy with the new look of the dock, but that's not something I really notice when using my phone.
The real differences with the home screen will take actually using it to have much of an opinion about. Does the parallax add to or distract from its use? How have folders changed?
They've copied android, badly. There are million of apps on the play store that allow this feature. Half of them do it better (gyro space 3d). Also this is still only a slight change and even when they only do make a slight change fanboys seem to go mental about it.
You know gyro space 3d does it better? So you've used the ios BETA enough to draw that conclusion? Or is this based off of what you saw in a keynote that was still in beta? Hmm seems like the android fanboy jumped the gun on his comment... And go mental about it? So someone who owns a product isn't allowed to get excited about an update without a hater like you jumping down their throat. Please sir, go home.
Its funny you should say that because I actually own an iPhone 4 running ios 7 as well as my nexus 7 running jelly bean 4.2.1 So 1. Am making an informed conclusion and 2. Why are you acting liked I just stabbed your parents (BTW I did) I didn't offend you I just pointed out that this software does already exist and that's why people shouldn't pull their hair out over it.
I really like the interface there are just two or three native icons that I think are butt ugly. It's not released yet still in beta so who knows a miracle could happen and the icons get redesigned. At the end of the day two or three icons wont stop me from using the OS and the benefits totally outweigh the few icons I don't like looking at.
I have had an iPhone 4 for one and a half year and now own iPhone 4s which i am using for an year. I have always loved the incredible depth and beauty of iOS, to be honest i am a true fan of apple skeuomorphism. I just hate the iOS 7 home screen without any shadows. I liked the old notes app i liked the old reminders and i am IN LOVE with iBooks. iOS 6 is very beautiful, integrated and fluid. This whole experience was what differentiated apple from the competition. iOS 7 feels very neat and beautiful and specially shiny new, but somethings are just plain bad and ugly, i dont like the new notes and reminders apps, and i specially hate the homescreen without any sort of depth.
After this iPhone i might switch to Galaxy S4, if my budget allows coz i am a middle class student living in PAKISTAN. I wont update my macbook air and iPhone 4s as long as i use them
Please comment if u agree or disagree and to what extent
i want to know is there anyone else who loves the old skeuomorphism iOS like me, the shadows the depth
long live iOS 6 (at least for me)
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Hey Roy from Pakistan,
If you're a fan of skeumorphics then what skeumorphics does the galaxy give you? I personally I like both. iOS 6 or iOS 7, doesn't matter they both are cool in their own way. Same thing with android and windows phone. I really don't dislike any of them.
Personally I think that android offers allot more customisation. Including the look and feel off the is. But if you do go for android look into a stock android device such as the nexus 4 (great phone) and the galaxy s4 Google edition (USA only(fornow))
The only thing that would make it better for me would be the addition of a couple of widgets like daily agenda and weather. How tough it is to incorporate widgets into iOS? I love at-a-glance widgets. Imagine the new home screen with a couple of 1x4 or 2x4 widgets. I would be completely satisfied since the other features that I miss from Android are being incorporated into iOS 7.
I now see how intelligence is a scarce commodity! Its definitely worth more than a billion iPhones or Apple company because every dimwit here cant see its the SAME goddamn IOS. Sure they change up the colors add transparency and a dynamic background and a few other things JB iphones can do but the way you operate the device remains the same. APPS for every little action. Heck you cant arrange them how you want w/o JB because they must full the top of the screen before the bottom. No leaving empty spots and pages to look at your cool new background! What has really changed besides a few new features from android and jb community? Absolutely nothing.


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First year Pinewood Head Coach Michael Wright is looking for his players to have a great experience this season while continuing to learn, grow and develop.
"I want this team to be successful," said Wright, who spent the past decade at the Flint Hill School in Fairfax, Va. "Success is measured by wins and losses so ideally I would like some wins not just for the players but for the community at large especially after a run of some tough experiences over the past few years."
The Panthers have a smaller roster this season so several players will see both sides of the ball.
There are currently two juniors in the running for Pinewood's starting quarterback position. Lewis Vaughan is still adapting and learning the position and his commitment is terrific. Also vying for the spot is Dexter Coaxum.
"Lewis is a savvy guy who is improving from scrimmage to scrimmage," Wright said. "Dexter is mobile and elusive and is going to be able to do some good things either as a quarterback or in another position."
Senior captain Shareef Boddie should be an impact player this season. He will play both offensive tackle and defensive end.
Captain Clayton Are, also a senior, will play offensive and defensive tackle and is a big physical threat.
"Clayton has really come into his own and is a big athlete with a big presence," Wright said. "You can see his confidence, passion and the drive for excellence that he brings to the game."
Center/defensive end Cameron Poaps and linebacker/running back Alex Nelson are also senior captains who have really stepped up this year.
"Both players have been with the program for a few years," Wright said. "Their leadership is showing and they are both a great asset to the team. I am also impressed with senior Zachary Latham who will play linebacker and running back. He is a quiet leader who has a huge impact."
Kicking for Pinewood is senior Kevin Weber who will also be a major factor at defensive back and wide receiver. Weber has a strong leg and has proven accurate from long range. He also has good speed, size and hands.
Pinewood opens up on the road with a game against Northwood Academy Aug. 30. Kickoff is scheduled for 7:30 p.m.
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My only (philosophical) concern is: does a project like this worth it?
And please don't get me wrong here: I would like to know your way of thinking, and I hope you understand my question.
I kinda know why you do this: planning and achieving something like this is a "game" in itself, and in addition it fits the simulation line Arma represents.
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How it all started
It began when Robert Ely, who had served in the army for seventeen years, came to see us. The discovery of a letter had led to his sexual orientation being disclosed. He was subjected to a humiliating investigation and thrown out of the army.
Robert, along with Elaine Chambers who had been dismissed from the armed forces in 1988, went on to co-found Rank Outsiders in 1991 (now known as AFLaGA), the support group for lesbians and gay men in the armed forces.
First challenge in Parliament
In 1992 Rank Outsiders and Stonewall gave evidence to the House of Commons Select Committee on the armed forces. This was the first time ever that lesbians and gay men had challenged the ban. As a result of that evidence the Conservative government promised to stop the criminal prosecution of armed service personnel who were 'homosexual'.
Nevertheless the dismissals and the degrading investigations continued. The Ministry of Defence argued that the presence of lesbians and gay men in the armed forces would undermine morale and fighting capability.
The legal battle
Stonewall was approached by Ed Hall, a Navy Officer who had been dismissed in 1988 for being gay, and in 1994 Ed founded the Armed Forces Legal Challenge Group with the support of Stonewall and Rank Outsiders. In 1995 Ed published his book We Can't Even March Straight which raised awareness of the discrimination and homophobia faced by lesbian and gay people in the armed forces.
In 1998 Stonewall was contacted by Jeanette Smith, who had been thrown out of the airforce and Duncan Lustig Prean, naval commander who was being dismissed. They asked us to arrange legal representation. This began the long battle through the courts with the help of the Armed Forces Legal Challenge Group and Rank Outsiders. Graham Grady and John Beckett also joined the case.
At that time there was no Human Rights Act. Although the judges in the High Court and Court of Appeal said that they felt the ban was not justified they could not overturn it and Stonewall had to go to Strasbourg and the European Court of Human Rights to finally win victory (see legal judgments below). The judgment of the Court was a resounding vindication of the rights of lesbians and gay men and the Labour government immediately announced that they would lift the ban.
A happy ending
This was done on 12 January 2000 and a new general code of sexual conduct was introduced. The armed forces have stated that the new policy has caused no problems.
In February 2005, the Royal Navy joined Stonewall's Diversity Champions programme, followed in November 2006 by the RAF and by the Army in June 2008, to promote good working conditions for all existing and potential employees and to ensure equal treatment for those who are lesbian, gay and bisexual.
At London Pride 2008, all three armed services marched in uniform for the first time.
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Once again the state seems to believe that we aren't smart enough to run our own lives.
In its infinite wisdom they have decided to send our prebate checks directly to the towns, rather than directly to us the way that they always did.
What that means to me personally is that since I have been having that tax escrowed all year it will be paid by the mortgage company to the town again. I have been asking the secretary of state and other knowledgeable people for suggestions, but nobody seems to have an answer for how to keep this double payment from happening, or how to get the overpayment sent to me.
This is a foolish bill and should definitely be revoked. There seems to be no provision for what those of us who escrow our taxes should do. Any ideas out there?
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Description: In English, Armenian, Russian. Organization focuses on human rights in Armenia, especially soldiers' and voters' rights, legal rights, and religious freedom. Contains news, reports, surveys, and photographs. Armenian government has been harassing NGOs dealing with democracy in Armenia since last election. Leader of group was shot by member of Armenian parliament, who later boasted about the incident on television without reprisal.
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Act of Valor: An elite team of Navy Seals embark on a mission to recover a kidnapped CIA agent and uncover a massive terrorist plot. It stars active duty Navy Seals using real weapons and tactics. (R)
John Carter: A Civil War veteran finds himself transplanted on a distant planet inhabited by 12 foot tall barbarians. He escapes capture but meets a princess in desperate need of help. (PG13)
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The 2012 Antlers Spikes Coach Pitch team finishes the season with a winning record taking 2nd place out of 12 teams in the Hugo League. Pictured are: back row l-r Coaches: Jim Gentry, Melvin Luginbill, Mike May, Johnny May, & Jody Hallman; Middle row l-r Players: Jake Gentry, Jase Woods, Andrew Arnold, Brayton Hallman, Jace May, Raysen Luginbill, Ethan Breshears; Front row l-r Players: Laramie Clark, Trenton VanNoy, Kaylor Anderson, Jake Lail, Hunter May, & Trey Allen.
The Red River Jr. Golf held it's 4th golf tournament on Monday, June 25th at Rock Creek Golf Course in Hugo. There were 43 young golfers who participated in this tournament.
Co-Ed: 1st - Jacob Peralta - Pattonville, Tx - 46, 2nd - Tyler Nottingham - Paris, Tx - 50.
9 - 10 Boys: 1st - Jackson Nottingham - Paris, Tx - 46; 1st - Browning Snider - Idabel, Ok - 46; 2nd - Radley Crutchfield - Brookston, Tx - 48; 3rd - Reese Mobley - Paris, Tx - 49.
11 - 12 Boys: 1st - Parker Freeman - Paris, Tx - 44, 2nd - Layton Wright - MtVernon, Tx - 48, 3rd - Cody Williams - Paris, Tx - 50.
On Saturday, June 23, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held a bass tournament on Sardis Lake. Twenty-two members competed in the tournament. The weather was clear and hot, with temperatures in the mid-nineties and light winds. Fourteen members were able to catch at least one keeper bass, with three bass over five pounds weighed in.
Lyndsi Winship, Rattan 2012 Graduate, played in the 20th Annual 2012 Slow-Pitch All-State Softball game at OU on the 3A-4A East Team on June 16, 2012. At this time, Coach Paul Watts also received a plaque for 3A-4A Coach of the Year. She also participated in the 40th Annual Kiamichi All-Star Classic Basketball Game on Saturday, May 26 at Eastern Oklahoma State College where Coach Chris Gibbs and Assistant Coach Dana House escorted her during her introduction. Lyndsi was also selected to the 17th Annual Oklahoma Indian All-State Basketball First Team.
Jacob Mattingly, a Moyers graduate, was recently selected as first team Indian All-State in basketball. Jacob pictured here with his coach Shane Winters. Jacob was also recognized for All-State Indian Academic team. The game took place at Oklahoma Wesleyan University in Bartlesville, OK this past weekend. Jake scored 7 points and his team (the south) won game 100-95.
Taylor Tedder, Antlers 2012 Graduate, participated in the 40th Annual Kiamichi All-Star Classic Softball Game on Saturday, May 26, 2012 in Wilburton. On June 16, 2012, she played in the 20th Year All-State Softball game in Norman on the 5A-6A East Team. At this time, Coach Baldwin also received a plaque for his 400th career win. They would like to say "Thank You" to the Antlers High School, Miller Office Equipment and Curtis Video Photo for sponsoring Taylor during these events.
Buchanan takes 1st at Red River Jr Golf Tournament
The River River Jr. Golf started it's season on June 11th at the Hugo Golf Club. There were 47 young golfer that showed up to play. Below are the results:
Co-Ed: 1st - Jacob Peralta - Pattenville - 39, 2nd - Isabella Hill - Paris, Tx - 57.
9 - 10 Girls: 1st - Valerie Covington - Hugo, Ok - 69.
11 - 13 Girls: 1st - Lynzee Smith - Grant,Ok - 51.
On Saturday, June 2, members of the Pushmataha County Sportsman Club held their Annual Husband-Wife Bass Tournament and Fish Fry. Twenty-one anglers competed in the event that was held on McGee Creek Lake. Teams did not have to be husband and wife but did they did have to be a male-female team to be eligible for heavy stringer prizes. For the most part, the weather cooperated with mild temperatures, however some anglers did have to deal with scattered rain showers.
On Saturday, May 26, members of the Pushmataha County Junior Bassmasters and Conservation Club competed in the first state qualifying bass tournament of the 2012 season. The tournament was held on Hugo Lake with takeoff being at the Frazier Creek ramp. Fishing time was from safe light until 12:00 noon.
Thirteen students from Antlers Public School participated in the State Special Olympics in Stillwater. The athletes returned to Antlers with 6 gold medal, 3 silver medals, 2 bronze medals and numerous ribbons.


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ESPN NFL draft guru Mel Kiper Jr. has Jadeveon Clowney No. 1 on his early-bird 2014 "Big Board." No surprise. Kiper says Clowney has been destined for this spot since high school in Rock Hill.
"Clowney marries extraordinary physical talent with an effective and still-growing arsenal of pass-rushing skills," Kiper says of the junior defensive end. "Sure, he can occasionally play a little high, which allows teams to run on him, but he's going to continue to get stronger and improve his technique. Let's not call him a prospect – he's a highly productive player."
A bit surprising is Clemson senior quarterback Tajh Boyd's status ascent, not just in Kiper's projection (Boyd is No. 20) but other 2014 mock drafts (top 10).
Caution: Kiper a year ago had Virginia Tech quarterback Logan Thomas ranked as the second-best overall prospect for the 2013 draft. Thomas after a disappointing 2012 junior season will return to the Hokies for a senior year.
And Southern Cal quarterback Matt Barkley was Kiper's long-range choice for first overall pick for the 2013 draft. Barkley lasted until the Philadelphia Eagles picked him in the fourth round of the draft last month.
Clemson junior wide receiver Sammy Watkins is No. 16 on Kiper's new list.
Louisville quarterback Teddy Bridgewater is No. 2 on the "Big Board."
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