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For the seventeenth straight year, the Feinstein Foundation is offering a $1,000,000 challenge grant to help anti-hunger agencies around the country, such as the Food Bank of Central & Eastern North Carolina, raise money to help fight hunger in our communities.
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CHIEF LOGAN STATE PARK – The Museum in the Park's "Aunt Jennie Music Festival" of two free Labor Day concerts at Chief Logan State Park is moving to the Pickin' in the Park Theater because of the weather forecast of potential heavy rain and thunderstorms throughout the weekend. The Saturday, Sept. 1 concert is scheduled from 3-10 p.m., and the Sunday, Sept. 2 program is from 1-6 p.m.
The Pickin' in the Park Theater, formerly the riding stables, is in Chief Logan State Park between the Liz Spurlock Amphitheater and the campgrounds.
Wilson's grandson and Logan native Roger Bryant, whose musical roots are in the old-time and folk music traditions, will serve as emcee for the 8th annual "Aunt Jennie Music Festival."
Bryant, who has shared the stage with Tom T. Hall, Tammy Wynette, Kathy Mattea and Kris Kristofferson, also will open for Saturday's 4-10 p.m. concert.
Bryant achieved national attention in the late 1970s with his song "Stop the Flow of Coal" and has recorded four albums, the most recent of which is "On the Banks of the Old Guyan."
Also performing Saturday will be Cora and Fred Hairston, gospel singers from Omar; Glen Simpson, a folk musician from Hardy, Ky.; Elaine Purkey, known for her powerful voice, mountain singing and "The Friendly Neighbor Show" band from the weekly radio program on WVOW Radio in Logan; The Dick Taylor Band, a bluegrass group from Chapmanville; the East Street band from Logan; Jack Morris and his father, David, an Appalachian singer, songwriter and artist-in-residence from Ivydale; and Jeff Ellis, a Huntington native who has released five albums including his latest, "The Line." Ellis has appeared on Mountain Stage, was a featured artist on National Public Radio and was one of five co-winners of the 2008 Mountain Stage NewSong International Songwriting Contest. Rounding out the Saturday lineup will be the classic pop/rock sounds of the Daddy Rabbit Band.
Sunday's concert, set for 1-6 p.m., will feature another Bryant set; The Seekers, a local gospel group; The Earl of Elkview, George Daugherty, a trial lawyer who has traveled the world singing and talking about West Virginia; last year's Vandalia Award winner, Buddy Griffin with Retro and Smiling, a bluegrass and country duo from Glenville; the Stewart Family, a gospel group from Clear Fork; Robert Shafer and the Pour House Band, a country band based in the Charleston area; The Samples Brothers, an old-time music and bluegrass band from Duck; and classic rock from the Street Players of Logan.
Concessions will be available.
Visitors also are welcome to tour the Museum in the Park and see the current exhibits from 10 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday and from 1-6 p.m. Sunday.
Jennie Wilson was born in 1900 in the Doc Ellis hollow of what is now Chief Logan State Park. She was one of the first women in the region to learn to play the banjo, and her music and storytelling made her internationally known for her preservation of Appalachian culture. Wilson died in 1992.
For more information, contact Elizabeth Williams, site manager at Museum in the Park, at 304-792-7229.
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This week we continue with a suggestion on how you can help Mom and Dad during your hockey season. Did you get some new equipment to cover your growth spurt during the summer? Plan on how you will take care of this priceless protection. Where will you air out your pads and skates? How will you remember to pack everything back into your bag? Here are a few hints to keep your equipment in good shape:
- Label all of your equipment. Ask Mom or Dad to put a luggage tag on your bag including their cell phone number if possible. That way if you ever forget your bag or take someone else's by mistake, the finder of your bag will have a convenient way to reach you…..maybe even before you get back home!
- Get to know your equipment and the correct way to put it on. Make sure the padding is facing the right way to protect the correct part of your body. New equipment may need a break-in period of time to feel really comfortable.
- Decide what kind of underclothing you will wear with your equipment. Treat this as you do your equipment. Label it and be sure to keep it clean. Put it back into the bag so you're ready to go for the next ice time.
- Remember that a drying towel for your skate blades is a very important piece of equipment that should go into your hockey bag. You may also want to attach skate guards to the blades after you wipe them dry. Take good care of your skates. Place them into your bag, don't throw or drop them back into the bag.
- Your mouth guard is also very important. It should be attached to your helmet face cage. If you have a clear visor on your helmet, wipe it off after each use with a protective cloth. Slip your helmet into an old pillow case and then into your bag….this will help to keep your shield from getting scratched and your mouthguard clean. Be sure to air out once you get home.
- Find a place to air out your equipment when you get home after ice time. Any space or room that has good airflow will work.
- Pull the skate tongue back to expose as much of the inside of your skate as possible. This helps the air to reach down inside your skate.
- Avoid putting your skates directly over an air vent.
- Try to hang or prop up your pads so air flows completely around them.
- When it comes time to wash your socks and jersey, ask Mom for some help.
- Finally: Repack your bag when the equipment is dry. Do it as soon as you can, not when it's time to leave for the game! If you are still new to the sport, you may want to make a list of your equipment on paper and tape it up to look at, or at least count the items as you pack your bag. Take your time doing this. Hurrying this step could result in a missing piece of gear and perhaps missing your ice time.
If you take good care of your equipment off the ice, it will take good care of you on the ice! Good luck in your upcoming game. And don't forget, GO WOLVES !!!
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To the naysayers who've said he isn't the future of the light-heavyweight division, Phil Davis has something to say.
Did you think of that one on your own, or did you need help?
"So I'm not the best in the world," Davis (9-0 MMA, 5-0 UFC) recently told MMAjunkie.com (UFC blog for UFC news, UFC rumors, fighter interviews and event previews/recaps | MMAjunkie.com). "Guess what. I will be one day."
Less-than-stellar feedback on his most recent performance and a series of nagging injuries have prompted Davis to realign his priorities. Improving his skills is now the most important part of his career.
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Davis used his stock and trade of wrestling to outpoint Antonio Rogerio Nogueira (19-5 MMA, 2-2 UFC) at UFC Fight Night 24. But in doing so, he failed to fulfill the hopes of many who sought to crown the next contender to Jon Jones' title. The overall feedback was that Davis wouldn't be ready any time soon for contendership.
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I totally just made one of these in less than like 10minutes - Im not a sewer and dont have a sewing machine - I used HOT GLUE !!! Idk how well it will hold up but Im pretty excited about right now LOL - Thanks :)ReplyDelete
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It's Thirsty Thursday y'all! While most of the college population is vacationing at PCB, Gulf Shores, Padre or one of the many other Spring Break hot spots, some of us may be left at home and experiencing the Spring Break Blues. From work, to lack of money, to kids, whatever the responsibility may be, we all deserve a little vacay too! Keep the blues away with some booze!
Turn a Sonic happy hour favorite into a post work cocktail with this Cherry Beer-garita recipe!
Cherry Beer-garita
12 oz cherry soda
12 oz tequila
12 oz corona (or your fav beer)
12 oz frozen limeade concentrate
Cherry and lime for garnish
Just like a cherry limeade but with a kick! Pour all ingredients into a pitcher and forget about tomorrow's responsibilities for a while!
On to the next one, use a favorite of Spring Breakers, Mike's Hard Lemonade to make this next drink!
4 shots strawberry margarita mix
1 shot tequila
1 bottle Mike's Hard Pink Lemonade
¼ cup sugar
Use the sugar to rim the glass. Combine the margarita mix and the tequila. If you want, fill a blender with ice and add mixture to make it a frozen marg! Fill your glass halfway with the tequila margarita mix. Dunk an open Mike's Hard Pink Lemonade into the glass. Done son! Drink up!
If you're trying to maintain the spring break body you worked so hard to get, try a Petite in Pink!
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4 oz sparkling wine
2 oz lemonade
½ lemon juice
Splash of cranberry juice
Garnish with mint leaves
Combine all ingredients in glass filled with ice and stir. Garnish and enjoy this guilt free cocktail! Under 150 cals, y'all!
See Spring Break can still be fun even if you didn't go cross country (although I'm sure we'd all make the trip!) to be a beach bunny for a week! Whip up a drink and relax a little more than usual this week. Check out more spring break drinks and everything Thirsty Thursday!
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I for one believe that their is a lot of discrimination towards atheist. I, coming from a very "christian" school, face the discrimination in silence. I'm curious though. How do you feel about this? Do you think that their is discrimination? Even in schools? Thank you for your answers and have a happy logical day guys. :)
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I, coming from a very "christian" school, face the discrimination in silence.
Do you go to a public school? What sort of discrimination do you face? Does it come from teachers and school staff, from fellow students, or both?
It is a public school but I feel it's not far from a private Christian school in its ways. From a single trip to the principles office you can tell this. (I am not saying that she shouldn't display her beliefs in the decor of her own office but I'm just going to say that this is a bit more than just a nice little torture device hung on the wall.) I personally haven't faced much. That is mostly due to the fact that I'm a closet atheist. Only a few friends know of my opinions. I like it that way. Keeps the peace. The little discrimination I have faced stunned me to say the least. It was a student. Now I will say that this girl is. . .Well she thinks she knows it all. She's very rude with her ideals. Very rude. For her sake though I shall call her Kat. One day I and my boy friend -Also an atheist. Thank God! I shall call him Tod- where standing in the gym. It was sort of a free day. He was holding me from behind it was a sweet little puppy love moment and of course Kat started. She went on and on and on. I was willing to ignore her and just enjoy the little about of time I had to share with him. That was until I heard "I'm going to be a minster FOR GOD!" This pure ignorant line was yelled at a gay friend of mine. I snapped.
"Did you say minster?!"
"Ugh YEAH!"
"Um. . .You know that women aren't supposed to speak in church. Right?"
"Oh really? And who says that" This said with a nice hand on the hip.
"Your God does."
"He doesn't!"
"Have you read the bible?"
"Ha! Of course!"
The then quoted the dear ole good book on it's opinion of women in the church.
"It doesn't say that!"
"Yes it does. I recommend that if you wish to win any of your petty arguments that you actually read the bible. Don't simply clam you have then wind up looking like a fool." At that she walked of and angrily walked around the gym spouting warnings at my group of friends each time she passed.
I saw her a few days ago in the morning as I waited on the first bell of the day. Tod and I where sitting once again in the gym and in walked Kat. "Here she comes", I said to Tod. I noticed as she walked she was reading. Some black book. As she walked closer I noticed right away what the book was. It was a King James Bible. She had taken my advice. I had hope for her. Until she started. Someone said "What are you reading Kat?" and the poor soul was going to hell due to their lack of knowing what she was reading.
Now do note for the most part it is students who cause the problems for open Atheist. Kat for example is one of the worst. There are others in the school. I having dated one and being drug to church by him. I learn from these people how not to react to the believers. I feel you must give respect to get it yet at the same time d not be a push over. A dear friend of mine learned that the hard way. He was bullied into tears until my teacher - who really I feel should be thanked for his action - told the Christian bullies to hush and for him to go to the counselor. . . A very religious counselor.
You have to have thick skin to be an Atheist in my school and not go insane. It's difficult but my friends and I are making our way. Thank you for your questions. I am very sorry I couldn't make my answers shorter. Have a wonderful weekend. :)
You have to have thick skin to be an Atheist in my school and not go insane. It's difficult but my friends and I are making our way.
Free spirits are always outnumbered, DeLaney. But what a stupendous consolation: we are free.
I must agree fully to that. I wouldn't give up that sense of freedom for anything. Even tolerance/acceptance from others who disagree with me. Thank you for your comment.
I use that one on my sister! I'm just like "Timothy 2:12. Shut it."
"But I permit not a woman to teach, nor to have authority over the man, but to be in silence."
LOL I absolutely love this.
I never faced any in school that I was aware of. And rarely have sinse, then, though every great once in a while I'll get someone brandishing a Bible at me as I'm driving along. Then I realize that they're just reacting to my Crossbuster bumper sticker, so I sorta bring it on myself. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Crossbuster_symbol.svg
I've sorta been a rebel type since I can recall, tho, so I as a younger person I mostly attributed it to the normal big clique vs small social thing that happens in high school.
By and large, though, on a personal one on one basis, if you're not rude or aggressive, and are able to utterly and truly not care what others think (or fake it well) you rob them of the power. I know it's often not as easy said as done. But, in many case, I think the problem, is that they're scared of you. People are insecure, mostly. So they seek security in groups. People that aren't the scary loner types, but the pleasant non-conformist, sorta scare them. I mean, if more people acted that way, their comfort group breaks apart. If it's religious non-conformity, especially if it's a total rejection of religion, that's even more scary, I'd imagine.
And I mean that as a social and psychological fear, not a fear of attack, and I'd not suggest you take that tact either.
All that being said, I'm not in your footwear, so.. If it, well, being 'closeted' I guess helps, but, you shouldn't have to be. But, if you prefer it. Hrrmm. Sensitive issue. Such a tough call..
I guess, all I can do here, being totally removed from the situation, is to hope the others here have some better advice than I do. You have my sympathy, and I feel your pain, and can respect where you're coming from.
I'd just be wary, I guess, and watchful of 'the line' being crossed. Sadly, I'm not sure where that would be. I'll defer on the grounds of a sudden and acute awareness of my own ignorance on the topic... *mumbles* prolly about 4 sentances too, late..... :) Good luck!
*Makes note to self* Get that bumper sticker. Haha Your sympathy is much appreciated and thank you very much for the luck. I'm sure I'll be needing it. :)
You're welcome.
And, feel free, but it might help if you also liked the bad. One of my favs of all time. Singer played punk rock all through to college to his PhD and now teaches, and still finds time to tour. What's not to like there?
But that's a whole other topic.
Why DO you face the discrimination in silence?
You should be voicing your discriminatory feelings at every opportunity, with vigour and volume. That's what religions do. Why should us non-religious be any different in that respect? Be passionate whilst being compassionate.
That is my opinion though. Also I did not experience much, if any discrimination growing up. Not that I was a closet atheist or nothing, more so that things were a little different in my upbringing (Scottish West Coast) than they are today, or should I just have said "here in the U.S.A.". It was more in the lines of, "he just hasn't found jesus yet" or "you'll regret it when your day of judgement comes".
This place is a gurgling pit of gospel spew, that I wish no part of. A country stolen in a viscious bloodbath from the Indians, but then again who's to say they didn't steal it in the first place (Although, next it will probably be taken over by the Islamic people who are slowly but surely grasping more and more land as the days go by. Just look at the rest of the world). Then, supposedly/allegedly built on the morals and principles of that disgusting book. Be it not for my love for my wife and son here, I'd have been gone a long time ago. The dogma here is suffocating.
I've noticed, but I guess I can't claim it to be true and factual, that the weaker of the atheists and the closet atheists are much easier for the deluded to pick on, upset and belittle. I, being very strong and opinionated in my atheism, tend to see that statement the other way around. I am usually the one who leaves smiling from their reactions to cold hard truth. They're usually the ones who shut up first claiming that there's "no talking sense to him". WTF?
I hope you can figure out how to be outward and not feel discriminated against. IMHO. You may just be finding it hard because you have not blossomed into the wonderful atheist you are going to be.
I wish you every success and happiness for your future.
Hope I didn't get too carried away. Sorry if I did. I'm a very passionate atheist.
I suppose my main reason for the silence is that I'd prefer not to get into a debate with someone who says "If evolution is true why do we still have monkeys" a line I thought no one actually said. I wanted to educate them but that was pointless. I wish I could have. I realize though that I'm greatly out numbered. Being popular isn't my concern. Truly I don't care. But having to go to a place everyday for the next three years and being told "You're wrong about this and this and that" would possibly cause me to go crazy.
I think you very much and on contrary I very much so enjoyed your comment. :)


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To me, the iPad mini is the best iPad by far. The size, weight and overall feel of the tablet is just so much better then the larger iPad. Having a tablet that I can fit into my back pocket during my day at work, is priceless. The lack of retina display doesn't bother me at all and overall, it's the tablet i've been most pleased with ever since I started using tablets. It's a form factor full of win and nothing else.
Would you want an iPad 5 that looks and feels just like an iPad mini?
It's not rocket science. Apple's continuously working on next-generation iPad prototypes. Given the realities of time, technology, and economics, they're seeing how far they can go and how quickly. Some are more conservative, bringing faster, more efficient processors, better radios, and other components to existing chassises. Others are more radical, bringing new technologies, materials, and designs to market. Some are quiet ticks that need to be used to be appreciated. Others a noisy tocks that need only be seen to be believed. The iPad 4 was very conservative. The slightest tick. A new Apple A6X processor, a new, more internationally-friendly LTE radio and more robust Wi-Fi, new cameras, and the new Lightning connector. It built on the Retina display of the iPad 3, and continued once again the same chassis as the iPad 2, the last big design tock.
But now Apple has a new design language for their mobile devices, and a new way of manufacturing them that borders on machinist porn. It's what let them make the iPhone 5, and it's what let them make the exquisite, and very similar looking iPad mini, iPod touch 5, and iPod nano. It's what made for unified, ultra-thin, ultra-light, ultra-high precision, anodized aluminum unibodies with tighter curves, smaller bezels, and pixels so close to the surface it's like you're really touching them. It's what made the just-released iPad 4 look and feel old and dated by comparison.
It's not rocket science to think the iPad 5 might bring Apple's larger tablet into that new design language and manufacturing process.
There are challenges that need to be overcome, however. A 2048x1536 Retina display requires a lot of light and a lot of power. That's why the iPad 4 is so thick and heavy compared to the non-Retina iPad mini. For that device, Apple sacrificed pixel density for lightness and battery life. With the iPad 5, there's no pixel density to sacrifice. The screen is set. There's only better LED and panel technology, more efficient chipsets, and better battery chemistry to overcome it.
If Apple can get all of that in place, if they can produce an iPad 5 with Retina display, 10-hours of battery life, and make it anywhere close to as light and thin for its 9.7-inch size as the iPad mini is at 7.9, then it's hard to believe they wouldn't do it, and unify the design language and manufacturing processes of their mobile devices.
The rough concept image above shows just that -- the iPad mini design applied to a 9.7-inch screen. The current iPad 4 outline is left in the background to highlight that, in addition to being lighter and thinner, the iPad mini design on the full-sized iPad would presumably be smaller as well. Same power, far less packaging.
For those who switched from the Retina iPad to the iPad mini, who gave up pixels and power for portability, it would make the lines blur. (As would a Retina iPad mini, when that device launches.)
It still wouldn't be something you could grip in one hand like the iPad mini. The multitouch technology that lets the iPad mini reject unintentional input from the thin bezels would likely be even more critical, given how a full-sized iPad is held and used. And no matter how thin and light an iPad 5 is compared to an iPad 4, it still wouldn't be as thin and light as an iPad mini, and it wouldn't fit in as many pockets or purses.
So the question becomes, if Apple could make the iPad 5 look and feel like an iPad mini, would that be your next iPad?
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Would you want an iPad 5 that looks and feels just like an iPad mini?
I have had an iPad 2 since it launched. I passed on the 3rd gen iPad holding out for the 4th gen assuming it was coming out this march 2013. Obviously it came out sooner so I'm looking forward to the next gen iPad and I hope it does take on the new design language of the newer devices. I would enjoy a thinner and lighter iPad.
Pretty much everything about the Mini form factor is superior.
The feel of the metal, the taper of the sides, the smaller vertical bezel.
During the Mini announcement they mentioned how iOS had been modified to ignore incidental touches of the screen on the sides to enable the thinner bezel. I don't see any reason why that couldn't be applied to the regular iPad.
Of course the real deciding factor will be the battery. Can they make the battery small enough to enable a smaller, thinner, lighter enclosure? Because really I can't see the regular iPad overtaking the Mini in hype and sales until it becomes easier to hold in one hand comfortably.
I agree, the Mini is far superior in form factor. I still have my iPad retina, but the wife dropped her iPad 2 in a heartbeat for the iPad Mini. It is just more convenient and easier to use in every way. There is still a market for the larger screened iPad though, namely when it comes to high end gaming experiences. But that really is about it...
Apparently you are all younger folk. I have the iPad 3 after passing on the iPad 2. Going from the iPad 1 to the 3 was night and day due to the Retina display. But for those that aren't 22 anymore (I'm 51), the bigger screen just makes reading smaller detail that much easier. I never understood people that complained that the iPad 1,2, or 3 and now 4 was too heavy to hold like a regular book. But who holds a hardcover book of approximately 400 to 500 pages with one hand anyway. No, you rest it in your lap. I've never had a problem with the size and weight of the iPads, and even if the Mini comes out with Retina, I don't think I'd buy it. But then again 3 1/2 years ago I said I would never buy an iPad 1. So who knows? Never say never.
Just added an iPad Mini -- while I like the form factor, the battery life is substantially worse than our by-now-ancient iPad 1. Does that match with everybody's experience (despite years of advancement/use, less size == less room for battery, after all), or might we just have a lemon?
No, my iPad mini is every bit as good as my iPad 2. Lasts around 10 hours with nary a problem.
Looks like a trip to our local Apple Store is in order, then. Thanks for the response.
I consistently get at least 12 hours of use out of my wi-fi mini.
I have an iPad 3 and I'd need to see something a lot lighter to compel me to replace it with a new full sized iPad. I've been real impressed with the iPad mini and could see picking one up to replace the Nexus 7 I'm currently using for casual stuff.
There are a lot of us out here who essentially read for a living (think doctors, lawyers, researchers, bureaucrats, etc.) with a constant barrage of reports, articles, etc. and the medium is almost always a PDF meant to be printed on 8.5x11. The full sized iPad with the Retina display is ideal for that environment.
For my use,
I completely agree with greybeardmn. I use my iPad 3 mainly for reading . The smaller screen on the mini plus the lack of Retina make it a no go for me. I think even with Retina, the screen size of the mini would be too small for my needs.
Like traditional computers, the larger one will always lead on performance. There will always be a trade-off. I must say, when it comes time to trade in my iPad for a new one, it'll be a tough choice.
It's funny you say that. Until I purchased the mini...on a whim (release day as I was also there to purchase the iPad 4, figured I'd grab a mini for my wife for Christmas)...I was always a member of the 'how can you complain about the weight' club, speaking about the iPad 'major'. Setting up the mini for my wife I was immediately blown away by it's size, weight and incredible design. While light, it just 'feels' tough. I'm excited to see the big iPad get this treatment. I'm with you 100% now. The weight difference is substantial. Any shaving of an ounce or three will be a treat. And the bezel-less design is definitely 'rocket science' :). It's just. Bad. Ass.
Thanks Rene. Great read..and I believe every iPad fan will have a very VERY difficult time when the 'big guy' gets the mini's design treatment....and the 'mini' gets the retina treatment. This is where I'm blown away by the stock prices....Apple has an extremely bright future in this 'tablet' world. It truly is getting to the point the 'masses' can now easily replace a laptop with a tablet. And one that weighs less than a pound!
Cool. Times!
To be honest, it'd take leap in iOS and apps to get another full sized iPad. Design? It gets a case thrown on so don't care. Weight? It wouldn't be reduced significantly. Faster? It's fast enough now. There's no more "tock" after retina.
An iPad mini retina? Now were "tocking"...lol.
I could see getting a surface pro barring any deal breakers and using an iPad mini otherwise. If I'm going to spend 900ish on a tablet I'd rather have windows 8. Ideally a decent high res lte one. If not an lte iPad mini and surface pro.
Mini vs. 10" iPad is matter of preference. My family has both and I like the 10" retina resolution at home on wifi, surfing web, photos, "pretty" websites look awesome. Mini is also wifi only, so not as portable as with cell svc. Mini really needs upgrade to Retina Display and A6X chip. I spend more time using the 10" Retina (Gen4) iPad and really enjoy the quality display resolution - especially on apps (golf game) and sites (Izik search engine) that take advantage of the Retina Display.
Re: "It still wouldn't be something you could grip in one hand like the iPad mini."
Depends on what you mean by "grip." If you mean "briefly hold securely in one hand," then yes, I think it would be easily grippable even with narrower long-edge bezels. Especially with chamfering of the front edge like the iPad mini. The chamfering adds two slightly sharp edges, which adds friction against your thumb for a more secure thumb-on-top grip.
Try holding an iPad mini at the very edge right side up and upside-down and you'll see what I mean. The chamfering makes it possible to hold the iPad mini securely with less than 1 cm of thumb on top. The curved back requires far more thumb-overlap when you try the same thing with the iPad mini facing down. (But please try that over a pillow or couch because you *will* drop it.)
Or, if by "grip" you mean "hold up with one hand for an extended period," then no I don't think that will be possible until both iPad mini and "big" iPad are much, much lighter than they are now. Lighter than current technology would allow.
Ok, here goes. What about some real innovation instead of just shrinking. I can easily ser why the iPad mini is so great. I always thought My iPad2 was too bulky, but so far
iPads really was the only choice for a tablet. For my sake they could continue the "innovation" by making the iPad5 even bulkier than the 4 (but as powerful as a MacBook), but please also update the Mini. But if size and form factor is all that's going to happen I really wouldn't care. We need some real innovation. Wireless charging (Qi, lots of cafés has this in the tables), some wauw apple tv integration, an OS that actually looks new, NFC...... Something real. Not just trimming the size and adjusting performance.
Don't get me wrong. I love my iPad2, but iPad as a concept in the future should be more than the power of iPad4 in a Mini shell!
I owned an iPad 2 with 32Gb and 3G. Since my eyes got worser I needed better glasses. And after I bought the glasses I cannot look at the iPad 2 as before. Everything looks like looking at a printed newspaper via a strong magnifying glass. I sold my iPad 2 since I have an iPod Touch 5Gen with Retina, that looks better than my former iPad 2. I wish Apple makes the iPad 5 with Retina in the same formfactor as my Slate Touch. And I hope it comes out in March, so I can buy it in simplest version 16Gb wifi in Slate. I can use the Mobile Hotspot function of my Sony Xperia P's Jelly Bean by that time, since I almost never used the 3G function on my iPad2. Henk (Netherlands)
If the larger iPad is going to have the same form factor as the iPad mini I would love it. The biggest thing that would need to change is the weight, in my opinion. If its going to be just as heavy I don't think the same form factor will work out well unless they could create an amazing thumb rejection interface for the heavy thumb pressure on the sides of the screen because the device is heavier than the mini.
I would buy a new iPad 5 if it was much lighter and with the new aesthetics like the iPad mini.
Boring. I'd buy my first ipad If they switch there whole approach. Rather then running a blown up version of the iphone. Run a fully functional desktop operating system on it.. Will have to come up with a few slick gestures to replace a mouse and whatever other user experience problems come up.
Then we'll have a reason for being brighter, faster. Rather then making everybody happy with the feel, let's blow there mind with function.
Screw the ticks on the clock, I'm talking switching from analog to digital lol
I have an iPad2 since October 2011. Hmmm, the shrinked bezels? I don't like the idea that the screen responsiveness and specification decrease due to the screen's ability of rejecting unintentional touches on the sides of the display. I like the full-sized bezels because I can see the screen without my thumbs getting in the way and know that the screen will response exactly how I like. These are just my preferences.
Looks and feels maybe but if the wi-fi is the same as the mini then NO!!!! My mini's wi-fi is terrible, spent an hour with Apple on the phone then sent the mini in and they say nothing is wrong....funny my iPhone 5, iPad 3, Macbook Air, iMac and yes Galaxy Note 2 have know problem connecting or staying connected to my wi-fi.....but not the iPad mini.
Actually that is exactly what I want.
I want a "full-sized" iPad (at least screen-wise) without the dated look of the current iPad(s) (2/3/4).
I really need a new iPad which is maybe a little thinner, definitely a little lighter and it absolutely has to have slimmer bezel... and if I may dream maybe even haptic/tactile feedback (a feature to rule them all...).
I like the 'idea' of the Mini and have considered downsizing my iPad 2. That said, I think the shrinking of the iPad to Mini has created an engineering problem. The sheer size and weight of the full iPad more or less demands two hand (or prop up) use, while the size of the Mini encourages one hand use. Problem is, the 4:3 screen makes for a very wide handful (unlike, say, the 16:9 screens in the Nexus or many e-Readers), so prolonged use of the Mini would seem to be the 'carpal tunnel' edition of the product.
I think if you are trying to hold the thing in one hand wrapped around the back like that, that you are just "using it wrong." I know Apples main advertising image for it shows it being held like that, but I have yet to run into anyone who actually holds it like that.
I hold mine between my thumb and index finger on one side/edge or just with part of my thumb on the front and my hand supporting the back. When typing you hold it by the bottom two corners with your thumbs and forefinger like pincers.
It's not like it weighs hardly anything at all. You don't have to hold it like a football.
When people know that something will constantly be updated no one will ever be satisfied. I remember when the first iPad came out, the question was not would Apple make one smaller (for we already had the iPhone) but whether or not they would make one bigger. Because initially the iPad was considered small being that it was being compared to laptops at the time. For those who spoke of an iPad mini many said "there is already an iPad mini and its called an iPhone/iPod. Now that there really is an iPad mini people are now calling the revolutionary iPad, thick, and big. For me every iPad was great and when used properly it really didn't matter which one you had.
Rene nailed it when he said that the focus should be on iOS7 and iCloud, because the differences between iPads while they are not really that great. I mean before people start saying this isn't true just keep in mind for most of the things that were added to newer devices and called upgrades there were already apps that did the same thing, so really if you were aware of the apps than upgrading every year might not be such a big deal for you but then again this is just my opinion.
Personally, I would love to see the new iPad (full size) have the same form factor as the iPod touch/iPad mini. I much prefer flatter backsides so I can lay it on a table and not have it wobbling around as I touch the sides of the screen.
Am I the only one hoping the new iPad does not look like the ipad Mini which in turn literally looks like a giant ipod touch? I generally grip tablets from the side and while there may be some technology to help fight that, I really don't think it would help that much, ipad Mini it makes more sense as you can actually hold it in one hand from behind (which is probably why they designed it that way). I also like the differentiation of the look of the device as it looks. I would much rather them cram more power and battery life, then try and make it smaller. I don't think slimming the bezel will do anything at all to help it get into a back pocket as an ipad mini can barely do that. it would literally be a "we can make it thinner" thing and that to me, is a waste of space. the bezel takes up aprox 1.5-2 inches max which, while on a cellphone, phablet or small tablet is a big deal, on a tablet, it is not. How about instead of that, we get an even more powerfull processor (quad core 2ghz) more ram, and an even more powerfull graphics card as well as a better camera, more memory (start at 32 gb please) and battery. Not that the ipad 4 isn't good enough, but to me a more narrow ipad makes little sense when that space can be utilized. especially since i am in the market for an ipad around march (which historically is the ipad launch time)
iOS doesn't need that kind of power. What are you going to do with it? You're limited. Even the ipad 4 with its 2x processor (over the ipad 3) isn't significantly much faster than the ipad 3 in use.
All this talk of thinner and lighter is kind of negated when you throw a case on it.
We're at a stage now where the iphone is sort of maxed out on features. The only game changing feature to wait for now is a bigger screen and retina plus. This is why analysts are crying over needing a less expensive iphone for Apple to expand. As with the ipad mini, apple can reach down a bit to add millions of users with a much less expensive phone meant to take with you to prepaid carriers.
For the big ipad? It's processor which not many seem to care about given iOS is plenty fast on current chips.
For the Mini, it's retina. And it's still debatable if Apple will even go retina unless they can make their margin with it at 329. Because it will screw with bigger ipad sales and the margins they get on that.
One reason why this should be a big year for iOS is that hardware is kind of maturing for the experience that iOS can offer at this point. What kind of must have ecosystem feature, iOS feature, or even iOS app has Apple given us in the past year? With the new hardware this year, what new apps did you get as a result? It's really the same experience as the previous hardware. If anything, we've seen it get worse. We lost google tied into iOS. We're going to lose google sync. Still no Office. But no real improvements to Apple's ecosystem or we got things like Apple Maps.
"We're at a stage now where the iphone is sort of maxed out on features. The only game changing feature to wait for now is a bigger screen and retina plus."
That's exactly why you're not working at Apple... No vision.
There's plenty of things that can eventually be added in future mobile products.
Tactile feedback for one. This is going to be huge for future touch-devices. Feeling textures, keys, etc... Endless possibilities for games and apps.
Next thing: projection. Still in its infancy. Imagine being able to let your iPhone project a 50 inch screen on virtually any wall.
Next thing: lytro-like camera.
Next thing: adjustable screensize through flexible/foldable displays.
Next thing: seamless, fast, yet secure, biometric payment options from phone to phone/register
Next thing: health surveillance
(just a short brainstorm. no particular order.)
Don't you think iOS would have to evolve first? It can't resize or throw apps out of whack so there goes your foldable screen idea. Heck, we're still waiting on a phablet but Apple would have to double the rez again to increase screen size.
Tactile feedback? Meh..
Projection? Meh again. 30min battery life? :P
Payments? It won't fly anywhere fast. People are antsy about that.
It doesn't even matter really. Apple already reinvented the phone and tablet. They can continue to iterate and milk it. Your shortlist is basically niches and gimmicks. I think they need to make their existing foundation much better...itunes, icloud, services, apple tv, Siri, Maps, etc. (or consider axing Siri and Maps and make up with Google).
But my point is that few are holding their breath, waiting on a thinner, faster ipad. Or a faster iphone 5S.
Of course iOS has to evolve and it will.
I'm talking about "new" (hardware-)features and wanted to contradict your statement, that the iPhone is sort of maxed out on features.
Software will evantually take care of different screensizes/resolutions without any hiccups.
"Tactile feedback? Meh.."
Meh?! It's only gonna be the next big thing ;)
"Projection? Meh again. 30min battery life? :P"
Well, I did not say this tech is imminent. However: Even if it was only 30 mins at first but in decent quality... Heck, I want it! It'll be great for quick demonstrations. If you need it to last longer... look for an outlet / use a juicepack. Tech will evolve.
Payments will take some time, yes. I think we'll still be using credit cards mostly for at least another decade. But it will become more and more popular. Especially if it proves to be easy, fast and secure.
Those features are not only gimmicks. I think once they're being deployed, they will become standard pretty quickly.
I do agree with you that Apple needs to work a lot harder to improve their services.
iCloud is a mere disappointment to me. I want it to be my one for everything, instead it couldn't even properly restore my backup, let alone "just work" like dropbox or skydrive do.
Siri needs and obviously will evolve as well. It's gonna be a decent digital assistant one day, I'm sure. Hopefully sooner rather than later.
I run into power and memory problems on iOS all the time. It seems to me that you just don't actually use it for anything yourself, and so have never taxed the hardware.
Lots of folks use iPads to get actual work done and wish they were more powerful as well as had more powerful software. Try editing a 5-600 page document in Pages and then tell me the thing couldn't use some more horsepower.
"Yes". I'm still on the iPad 2 and won't be buying another full size iPad until they get thinner/lighter. I'm VERY happy with the Mini though obviously there are advantages to the larger & retina screen. However, the iPad 2 was already too big/heavy and the fact that they had to make it bigger with the iPad 3 to support the backlighting for the LED backlighting required for the retina screen was highly unfortunate. I'm hopeful that some newer screen tech like Sharp's IGZO panels will improve the light transmissivity and lower the backlight requirements, which would allow them to cut the battery down again, back to normal tablet levels rather than the ridiculous almost laptop sized battery in the 3&4. IF they can produce a retina full sized iPad that is thinner and lighter than the iPad 2, then yes, I would buy it.
As I stated in the forums on 1-18.. Apple needs to loosen the belt when it comes to iOS 7.. The End User needs more leeway when it comes to customizing their iPads over just being able to change background pics.. NFC should be a *Given*.. Font Size Adjustment & Color Options for App Labels should be a *Given*.. The ability to at least add a few Apple Approved Widget Options for the Lockscreen should be a *Given*.. It's 2013.. not 2010.. The 5th-Gen iPad can Resemble a Mini.. But it will never be a Mini.. The Technology does not exsist.. The Mini can never be a 4th-Gen / 5th-Gen iPad Clone.. The Technology does not exsist.. These are 2 COMPLETELY DIFFERENT Classes of iPad that will never be the same.. As soon as everyone excepts this the better.
This is just crazy sh*t.
If people could adjust font size and colour in the UI, their iPads would all look like MySpace pages on Netscape Navigator and NFC is a buggy and entirely insecure protocol that isn't even necessary (Bluetooth does pretty much the same thing).
Your right about it being 2013 and not 2010, but your ideas are stuck in the 1990's as far as I can see.
Also, the last part of your post is just ... gobbledygook. What does it even mean?
Edit: I'm guessing by your icon that in fact you are a joke "character" and that you believe you are being humorous or something.
I love my iPad 3.
I've fondled the iPad Mini and iPhone 5, but I am aware of how easily the coating wears off on those (the slate versions).
I can't see myself with a white iDevice. The coating on my iPad is as good as it was when new. I can't imagine being happy with a device where the coating wears off over time.
Soooo... to answer your question, I'll wait for Jony Ive to admit that the current "new design language" is wrong (even if privately), and change it up to something more durable.
iPhone 4S, iPad 3, MacBook Air 11" 2011. All black.
I'm one of those that switched to the mini. I find that the whole "retina" thing is a bit of a boondoggle and doesn't matter in daily use unless you have been hypnotised by the tech media into *believing* it does. I have far above average eyesight and it literally doesn't matter at all, that the mini is non-retina. You forget about it after a minutes use (tops), and it never bothers you again unless you are someone like John Gruber who's career hinges on his typeface snobbery or one of those insufferable camera guys who angst over their images night and day.
I think it's great that they are making the regular iPad narrower so that more people have a chance at being able to thumb type on the thing which IMO is the only truly efficient method of typing on an iPad.
Whether I will switch back comes down to weight and weight alone. Once I picked up the mini and saw that it was literally half the weight, that I could type better (and faster), as well as hold it in one hand for hours like a Kindle, I was sold.
For me to switch back to the large iPad, it has to pass that bar, which as the author points out, is kind of unlikely.
Ugh, I actually very rarely thumb type on my iPad. And I love typing on the thing! It's so fast once you get the hang of it.
This is just one of the reasons I will always prefer the bigger iPad, and if they make it lighter - with retina display still included, obviously - then yup, I'm all for it! It became very clear to me that non-retina is a no-go for me once I went and tried the mini for myself in the store. But then, my eyesight at close range is practically perfect.
Yes I would like the iPad mini to be my next iPhone. I think that Apple could continue to produce a smaller sized iPhone for the masses, while giving some competition to the other phablet makers. Maybe Apple could tweak the iPAD mini Wi-Fi + Cellular models to include phone capabilities.


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The exact color is Atacama Yellow, which was first introduced on the Limited Edition Design Pure Impulse Z4 for the UK.
We've seen Atacama Yellow on several other BMW models since: http://www.bimmerpost.com/?s=atacama
Perhaps this tree overcelebrated Arbor Day a couple of days early, fell over, and crushed this poor unsuspecting F10 M5.
We have added a second video clip featuring the upcoming BMW M Performance Exhaust for the BMW M5 (F10).
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The M5 M Performance Exhaust system is titanium construction, 12 feet in length and 33 pounds lighter than the factory M5 exhaust. It will come in two versions – one with titanium steel tips (as pictured below) and a carbon fiber tip version. The titanium tips feature an M … CONTINUED
The F10 M5 LCI model with Competition Package shows off its new power, exhaust, and handling at the Nurburgring.
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Great side by side comparison video of various F10 M5 aftermarket exhausts – 3D Design rears, Akrapovic Evo, Eisenmann Sport rears, and Meisterschaft Super Light GT w/LXR centers.
Cold start, idle, and rev action! A little something for everybody, be it rears only, full system, valved, or not.
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We have also posted a full technical training document on how the M Ceramic Brakes compare the standard M5 brakes.
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"Man needs but two things to survive alone in the woods. A blow up female doll and his trusty old AK-47" - Thomas Jefferson 1781
It looked like he had a round pop a primer but not ignite the powder on the last round of the first mag. You'll notice that he extracts a case when he takes the mag out. Then when he puts a new mag in he has to hit the forward assist, that doesn't work so he chambers another round and uses the forward assist, and so on until he beat the stuck bullet in far enough for a live round to chamber. The primer has enough force to send a bullet into the rifling sometimes enough so that a new cartridge can be chambered. When he fired the next round with the plugged barrel the gun blew up. He should of checked out why the last round in the first mag didn't fire, or at least checked to see why rounds stoped chambering. I've had the powder not ignite in a mini14 with pmc ammo, and a S&W 5946 with winchester ammo. The bullet was barely stuck and easily pushed out with a cleaning rod and wouldn't of allowed me to chamber a second round, on the S&W the 9mm win bullet went about 2" down the barrel before it stopped. Had I not checked to see what had happened I would of blown up that pistol.
I'm pretty sure moleman's got it right. If a round doesn't chamber correctly, always stop and check that bore.
At the very least, God was saying "dude, use some common sense!"
I have a daughter. I tell her, "911 is what you dial after you're raped. 1911 is what you should have before they try."
"Pop no kick". Drilled into our heads in basic untill it we automaticly ceased fire and cleared the weapon.
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I too agree it was a squib load. "I didn't load these Brian did" - I assume they are talking reloads. Quite possible a light powder charge. Easy to do if you don't pay attention while reloading.
Hey I've got it let's just keep yelling "bad primer" and beat on the forward assist! Then slap the bottom of the magazine just like they do in the video games. Oh then cycle the charging handle again after banging on the forward assist. Yeah that will do the trick.
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Yep, that looks exactly like the time my Dentist had a squib, reloaded, and fired again. Magazine blew out, carrier split, bolt was in several pieces. Luckily the upper just bulged out or he would have had a bad day.
I am with Moleman and the Kernel....
This is EXACTLY what we drill into our kids (JRS and I)...If it does not go bang, STOP! HOLD UP YOUR RIGHT HAND, WAIT FOR US TO COME AND CHECK IT OUT.......
One occasion where JRS' daughter avoided just such an incident.....That was a close call, and a great lesson. If this has never happened to you before, REREAD THE THREAD! It may save important parts of your body from serious harm...
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