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Apple will be announcing the iPhone 5s today and iMore is going to be the absolute best place to keep up-to-date with all the news and views. Seriously, have you seen our iOS 7 preview? Our history of iPhone? Our complete iPhone 5s rumor rundown? Well, wait until you see what we have in store for you next! Yeah, STILL only the beginning! So make sure you to follow us on App Store, RSS, Twitter, App.net, Facebook, Google+iMore, YouTube, or iTunes!
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apple and its iPhones are great...but iMore (TiPB for us veteran readers) has held me together with iOS news since my first day owning an iPhone! Pick Me! Pick Me!
I love Apple because of it's response to touch. I have a work iphone. But I deserve a personal iphone; I cant really afford my own so I try to win one. Thanks!
Seriously I can't wait for IOS7 & imore is the place to go for apple rumors and product launch dates !!
Never was a Winner But lets Try
I am entering this contest not for myself, but for my mother. While she was in the hospital for 2 days and asleep taking a nap someone stole her iphone 5. The hospital (Memorial Sloan Kettering) claims that they do not have video cameras inside the patient's rooms or in the hallways (wish I personally think is bs).The phone itself was turned on and I tried using the find my iphone app to locate, but the person who stole it, disabled and turned the find my iphone app off. She loved her iphone 5 because it's easy for her to use. I explained my mother's situaution to AT&T and they told me that I could not get my mother a replacement iphone without paying full price (I upgraded her phone last December). So I would love to win this contest for her. If anyone else is selling a white or black 16 gig iphone 5 for a reasonable price please contact me also because the prices on ebay are too high and I would like to get my mom a phone as soon as possible.
The reason why I love the iPhone so much is because it's a device like no other. It makes life simpler. You don't have to carry around a bazillions devices because they are ALL in the phone. I've had the iPhone since the 1st gen brick iPhone. Never looked at another phone twice. The reason why I love I more is because they always post amazing articles and they keep you in the know of all apple. They make you feel a part of the team.
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I love Apple and iMore because I'm not into celebrities and this is my TMZ. Apple the ne'er do well celeb and iMore the shrew team ready and waiting to take Apple to task for not being the role model she should be, or praising her when she does well. I salute you fine folks
Own Ipad mini, 2 MacBook pros, iphone 5 and ipod 4, apples are better than oranges ;-)
I love Apple because it's NOT Android and I love iMore becuase they are giving away a free iPhone. What more can you say....
I love apple because they are the leader in tech.
Very excited to see what Apple unveils today! Been a long time iMore + Mobile Nations sub site reader since I can remember - you guys always do a fantastic job with the content you post. Been following this contest all month on Twitter, YouTube, Facebook and Google+.. would love to win a $500 gift certificate to use towards the next iPhone! Have an old HTC Android phone right now from 2010, really need a new phone.. fingers crossed!
Apple makes great products and imore is the best place for all things Apple!
And did I mention how hard it is to choose a color for a iPhone ? Imore can give you a free phone but good luck choosing a color !
Never had an I phone before so that'd be one heck of an early christmas present!;)
I love iphone and everything apple. I remember growing up in school when they introduced some of the first apple computers. In high school they had those ones with the color back on the monitor. Man I feel old saying that right now. I love imore because they have got me out of some pickles when my phone isn't working. Over all one of the best sites and one that a frequent on a daily basis so I know what is happening in the world of apple.
fingers crossed. hope I win this time!!
Who remembers when imore used to be "Tipd.com" lol I've been on this site since then !!
I had the iPhone 5 and it got destroyed then I used my upgrade on a galaxy s4 because I knew the 5 was getting dated, I regret it so much and have no upgrade I cant keep this for 2 years!! I have all apple everything besides the phone and it sucks. iMore is my go to apple site (even tried finding it in the play store lol) PLEASE iMORE!
As a graphic designer and technology enthusiast, I spend most every waking moment of my day interacting with an Apple device. Apple's products make the things I do easier and more enjoyable. iMore helps me discover new ways of using my Apple products and connects me with others who share a love for Apple. I'm an Apple geek through and through but iMore gives me a place to feel at home where I can let my geekiness hang out!
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I love iMore so much, I still remember when it was TiPB. It was back in 2008 and I got my first iPhone - the iPhone 3G. One of the first sites I visited back then? TiPB (The iPhone Blog) - now called iMore, the site we all know and love.
I love technology. I love newness. I love Apple Keynote days. It is better than my birthday.
I love Apple because their products, software, and support are great. As for iMore, I love you guys because you have great info on everything Apple and you're just super cool (not to mention this sweet contest!)
Oh Heyo iMore! I'm a fan of Apple, but more importantly, am a huge fan of your event coverage. Good job, dude. Also, winning stuff is excellent.
Love Apple? Of course I love Apple! I would even get a tattoo that said iPhone5S all across my back! Apple is my life. Heck, I still have the 1st generation iPad! It was my wedding present for my wife, so of course I am NEVER getting rid of it! I use that sucker everyday! Forget the tattoo. I would immediately go to the barber and get iPhone5S shaved into my hair! Then the tattoo! I would eat a thousand pieces of licorice! Better yet, I would eat 10 of the hottest wings on the planet. Wings that cause intense stomach pain.
As for iMore, I can't get enought iMore! I read it daily. It is my bible of knowledge. You all keep me so informed. I am addicted! I LOVE iMore! One side of my head I will get iPhone5S and the other side I will get I LOVE iMORE! To top it off, I will name my next pet iMore and iPhone5S.
Oh please pick me! I would love to win this! I will make a video of myself getting the logos in my hair!
Always love to have the latest greatest, can't wait to see what Apple has in store for us today!
I'm completely sold on Apple--I had been a fan earlier on (and learned Logo in the 80s on an Apple), but had gone to PC until the iPhone came out. Since then, I keep upgrading and have gone wholly Apple. I love iMore--it's the best source of information!
Greetings from the UK, waiting on the apple event, thought I might as all enter this competition, don't enter then no chance of winning, fingers crossed, hope to win, but know I won't.
Hope we get a few nice surprises from the event.
Good luck to all that entered the competition.
I loVe apple premium products as much as imore quality content to us readers. Go imore go iOS!.
I am a recent addition to iMore, but not to Apple. I have been a close follower of Apple for 7 years now and I generally like most things they come out with. I first heard about iMore on Mac Break Weekly where Rene Ritchie makes frequent appearances. iMore is always in their commercials by Leo, but only recently did I actually go check it out. You guys one of the highest quality websites to find out everything Apple and there is no shortage of content. I've kept mobile notifications on for my phone and was amazed at how many tweets were coming from iMore. You guys really have it together here!
Simply the best place to follow up what is cooking in the iOS (Apple) world, keep up the good job :)
I like apple but i love Blackberry i would love to hav a BlackBerry Z10...... thank you
I've never had an iPhone. Would love to buy one. Right now I have a BlackBerry Z10 and I enjoy it. Best platform I've used by BlackBerry. I want to try out iOS7 if I can. I don't love Apple because I'm in love with me BlackBerry. Diehard BlackBerry fan for sure. Since I never win anything from CrackBerry (your older brother site) I thought I'll give this a try. You never know I may wind up ditching my BlackBerry ;). Give me a iPhone 5S to try. I want mine in Gold.
love imore.com the best updates and articles out there. I work in Verizon store in cincinnati and play with all types of phones daily. Always loved the iphone since day 1. Can't wait to get my hands on the iphone 5s.
I use all Apple products and I use iMore to keep me up to date with them.
I was never a fan of Apple products until I stumbled onto iMore via the Mobile Nations linkup from CrackBerry. Guess what, after a few months of following the articles posted on iMore (especially Rene's), I jumped ship. My only regret is that I didn't make the move earlier. Apple doesn't make perfect products but from owning and using their products, I can feel that unlike the others, they sincerely try..
What do I love about Apple? The unbelievable integration that is slowly drawing my family over as devices need replacing. Now, with an iPhone 5S in my holster, I could dream about An iwatch or even a touchscreen MacBook Pro. And iMore let's me explore the whole iOS universe vicariously.
I would be happy to own a new iPhone. I've carried an iPhone since the 4 on it's release day.
iMore is a great place to get info on apple products
I came from Android and got myself an iPhone. I loved it immediately, to date I have had only a handful of errors with it, its ease of use and great look are wonderful. I love the iPhone even more after I had to use my friend's Moto Razor Maxx and it overheated and kept telling me the processes failed and I had to quit. So happy to have an Apple iPhone.
Apple and their products have added so much to my life. I live in California and all of my family lives in South Carolina. Facetime on our phones has meant being able to be there in some way for birthdays and family picnics. I love Apple for keeping me connected to my family even though we are thousands of miles away. iMore, of course I love you too for keeping me up to date on all things Apple. Y'all are the best!
Would like an improved iPod touch ;o)
Love me some Apple and imore. really want this phone.
I'm from Denmark. I like imore.com because they are first with news from apple and i like apple because they are first with Technology synching with hardware.
Looking forward to all the updates...iOS and iP5S!
Not a better website to keep me informed on all things Apple than iMore.com.
Thanks for all you do!
I dare you to try and convert me from Android with one of these new fangled iPhones...go ahead, I double dare you!!!
Love iMore, and Apple!
I love apple crazy the iphone is the only phone I've never tried to upgrade early. Imore always keeps me up to date which is awesome I'm in the app least every hour to see if something new is happening
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great contest, and great coverage of the event! thanks for making it happen imore!
I love iPhones and can't wait to hear all the news on imore!!
I want to sell- I mean win an iPhone 5S. Yeah that'd be swell.
I want one. I can't upgrade for another month or two.
Winning would be awesome. A 5S would complement my Retina MBP and my iPad (and replace my iPhone 5).
iMore is really one of the best Apple (and really mobile news) websites out there. Great information, very professional and the humor thrown in. I love it.
I do not currently have an iOS device and I've been using android for about an year. Truth be told I miss it. I would love to go back to iOS. I prefer the iPhone over Android after using the two.
I love Apple and iMore cause you guys make it to keep me always updated! You do everything to keep us always in the technology and always a step ahead of others! Thanks for everything!
Apple makes great products. Would love to get my wife the new 5s to replace the 5 that was stolen from her this summer.
I actually didn't care for apple at first and was all over android. Then I got an ipad.. Don't really like android now
I have to admit, I was anti-i (anything apple created but specifically the iPhone and iPod). I was a crackberry addict and LOVED my Blackberry device. Nope, wasn't going to change and no one was going to make me do it.
I went to visit my brother in Orlando and my then 1 year old nephew happened to pick up his iPhone and proceeded to go to Neflix and start up an episode of Yo Gabba Gabba. I was amazed at the fact that a one year old could do this. I then asked my brother if he taught him that and his reply was, "No, he figured it out on his own."
This intrigued me enough to want to learn more and would you believe on October 14, 2011, I became the proud owner of an iPhone 4S. I love my phone. The ease of use, simple navigation and the multitude of apps available makes this the best phone I have ever had. Happily, I am no longer anti-i. Sad I had to learn this from a one year old. LOL!
I love Apple because they take the time to get a product right, unlike it's competitors that require 50+ devices a year to even come close in comparison. I love iMore for its love of Apple.
I love Apple products, they are just made well! iMore has always been good at looking at Apple's products in an unbiased and thoughtful way. I love that Rene is part of MacBreak Weekly, he is a valuable part of the cast.
It will be a gift to receive and win this...I love iphones!!!
for $500 it would be a blessing from God!
If i don't win i will still be thankful for all that i have. Still hope i do tho !
Cant wait to see ios7 (:
God Bless
I don't really love Apple (as a monolithic global corporate entity). I do, however, love their products. I like (most of) the philosophies they aspire to in their products.
I love iMore as a great source and community for technology information (though I still call it TIPB out of habit).
I could tell you how much I love you, and that I always follow your news. I do, and I am a frequent visitor to your website, and you are a regular in my facebook and twitter feed. But if that isn't enough, wouldn't letting me win the iPhone 5S be the best way imaginable to make my love for your website stronger? ;)
fashion, technology and know-how. 3 words, 2 companies, 1 meaning: evolution!!
Do you need anything else?
Love iMore, Love Apple. :)
I have been following imore since the iPhone 3G by far the best apple mobile blog. Even after swapping from an iPhone 4 to a galaxy s3 (now back on iPhone 5 because I didn't enjoy the ecosystem or ui) I was reading imore and it helped bring me back to Apple.
Awesome! I can't see my self with no other phone than my iPhone, got ieverything the best and imore great that it keeps me updated ;)
Aloha, I have been an Apple "addict" since my first Mac SE and when I was an Apple Classroom of Tomorrow teacher in the '80s! IMore is my go to site to find out about all things Apple. I can count on you to keep me well informed! You also run the best contests! Mahalo for the chance to win another great contest!
I love Apple, it's philosophy of Technology meeting Art, and I especially love how Apple implements that philosophy. I also Love iMore as they give me in-depth coverage of all things iOS and Mac. When I need an initial view or opinion of an item, it's iMore I look to first, and then challenge my own point of view with iMore's as a ruler.
My wife could use a new phone. Her 4s is old. Yes please
I had BBs and Androids but never, iDevice so my love is == 0
I love iMore for the chance to improve my love to iPhone.
The reason i love apple is because they changed the game! They came an innovated a smart phone that changed the world and the challanges creating new technology. The reason i like imore so much that is that they are ahead of the game on news and also like flipboard. imoredid a 360 flip from itip era,and i love to look at gerogia's videos shes amazing.
I love Apple this much: <Holds hands apart about the width of an iPhone 5s>
I love Apple because their products have longevity and the operating system remains crisp years after the initial purchase of the device.
I love iMore because they stay up to date TO THE MINUTE with great news and reviews of interesting app sets and new applications
Apple: better
iMore: much better
I love apple because of its product's RELIABILITY! Apple products are made to last! I have the 2nd gen iPhone and still have it and still working. I'm currently using an iPhone 3GS for 3 years now and it's still working perfectly fine. And I'm just waiting for the new iPhone to come for me to upgrade it with. AND I love iMore, because I can get a lot of latest insights on my favorite device and the accessories that you guys sell for way cheaper price with so much more options!
Apple is technology done right...
Well Apple pays attention to detail and thats what I love every corner every edge even every icon makes me a designer wish I was on the Apple design team.I love the performance and the ease of use of Apple products. Yes I have used android but Appple just feels more like home. Thank you iMore. You guys keep me up to date on all things apple .absolutely love your articles keeps me wanting more
I Love Apple for its SIMPLICITY and INTEGRATION of it products........IT ALL JUST WORKS!!!!!
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Apple is amazing, they are always innovating! looking forward for that iphone 5S/6!!!
iMore has good coverage with no crazy rumour mongering, plus Rene's Canadian focus is great for me :)
If you Take my iPhone away, then cut off my arm!
Amazing hope to win it
I love iMore because not only do they have the best Apple coverage and news but they also cover stories and feature content from the areas of the mobile/tech world. I personally haven't had an Apple product since spilling ginger ale all over my Mac Book Pro, earlier this year. Certainly wouldn't mind another go. (:
I love apple and I would love a iPhone 5s so fucking exited!!!!!
I would like to try something new never really worked this type of device new to this
Love Apple and iMore...thanks!
I love the iOS ecosystem, I used to be an android user and was surprised when I switched to the iPhone 4S, everything works like it should be, great support for the OS updates, and iMore has been one of my daily news sources since I switched.
Simply the best! User friendly and quiet usefull! I love it
The iPhone is the only phone worth having. Period! iMore you rock for keeping me/us up to date with all the Apple rumors! You are my daily fix!
Apple + iMore = all you need to stay up to date!
OMG OMG OMG!!!! Why would someone not love Apple! Without Apple we wouldn't have anything!
I love Apple products, but I love learning about them on imore even more!!!
apple is useful... android in usable...
Hi there! I have been an iMore frequent visitor since it was called TIPB! I love this place so much. Great insight and news from the very own Apple. Glad to be here!
Apple products just work, and iMore is a place where we come together to discuss the awesomeness of it all
i should win this so i can get rid of this blackbery Z1O i have i love imore for this opportunity and keeping me up to date with the latest apple news!
I'll take one! :) Make me switch from Android over to Apple.
Fingers crossed
Apple stuff is awesome!!!!
lets give this a go... I'd love a new Iphone 5s
iMore has been the one place where I have learned the most about my iPhone. I don't think I would have stayed with the iPhone as long as I have if it weren't for you guys. As far as the phone itself, it is one of the most reliable and greatest gadgets of this time. If this thing could carry as a purse I would die happy.
Apples iPhone is the best phone ever created and iMore is the number site for getting all your information surrounding it.
Gotta love Apple and iMore...
Apple is amazing, they make everything so simple for even a toddler figure out how to play with an Iphone or Ipad. Imore is the place for all the geek Apple fans. Rock on!!!!!!
I love Apple because they make great toys. (I use Macs for work too)
I love iMore and Mobile Nations because they cover the whole mobile tech world.
I love Apple for sharing such a wonderful, simple to use, efficient and beautiful devices to this world. And i love iMore to provide me to opportunity to win what i love so much ;-)
i do love apple.. i love imore i been a fan since the original named site.. been so long ago i cant even remember it!! i have everything apple.. user experience and customer service truly make Apple a company of its own!!
I love Apple because it changed the world with its vision. Smartphones and Tablets both took a huge leap because of Apple and there's no denying that.
And I love iMore because it's the best source of information for anything related to Apple. A premium website to go along with your premium products!
Apple iOS provides a very good platform for mobile devices. iPads, iPhones, and iPods are very intuitive devices that easy to teach to people that are not so computer savvy. I have converted most of my family to iPhones and/or iPads.
iMore is a great source for up to date information on these devices, and other Apple products. Thanks for the contest, I'd love to win, as would all of the other commenters here too, I'm sure. :-)
I still believe that iOS is the most stable OS on the market today. It also has second to none function for streaming RSS related stuff.
(iMore) is a clean site that is easy to navigate.
After using so many different phones I keep on coming back to Apple. That is why I love them.
Thanks iMore for this opportunity!
I'm certainly polyamory on mobile matters, and iMore is one of my lovers :)
love you apple for amazing products and imore for keeping us well informed
Rene Ritchie is my hero. #Apple
I <3 Apple and cannot wait to get the new iPhone 5S!! It plus my ipad will make everyday the best when paired with My Solavei!! Looking forward to the announcements today! I need another ipad too!! <3<3<3
Ive been an Apple user for almost my entire adult life , including the fact that i have an Apple - true 'til death tattoo, iMore has always been my spot for Apple and iPhone related news because they seem to only report the most significant and resourced stories and rumors, if its on iMore its got traction. Thanks iMore for keep my Apple news legit!
Well this is my first iPhone and love it! I would love to win the iPhone s. :-)
I love my Apple products and iPhone, looking forward to the upgraded OS.
iMore is my go to for all that is Apple!


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Where did you come up with the name for your Etsy shop? Before I opened my shop, I was going to school for something completely unrelated to jewelry-making: addictions counselling. I worked in a lot of random jobs, from homeless shelters to jail kitchens & as much as I enjoyed it, there always felt like something was missing. Corrections & Addictions are very conservative environments, so my creativity was always stifled. I wasn't even allowed to wear jewelry to work! When I decided to open my jewelry shop, everything just clicked. It was as if I was finally finding my own brilliance. Alternatively, I like to think of my jewelry pieces as "finding the brilliance" within the materials I'm using, so both ways it fits. Suddenly it hit me: Brilliance Found! And as soon as I said it aloud, I knew that was it.
What or who are your inspirations? I love creating nature-inspired pieces, because there's so much beauty in the natural world already. I love being able to capture earth's elegance in my designs. I also spend a lot of time tweaking my designs to make sure they flow with the wearer -- I like my jewelry to be interactive & fit as if it "was meant to be there".
What are 3 of your favorite items from your shop? It feels like I'm always finding new favorites, but my staples are my Floating Butterflies Ring, my Flying Wings Ring & my Arrow Ring.. they are probably my favorite pieces to wear, because they look so neat on the hand. Rings are such a quick, easy way to add some style to any outfit -- I never leave the house without one!
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You can also view this video, Step Into My Life: Selamawit's Story, on Vimeo.
You can also view this video, Step Into My Life: Selamawit's Story, on Vimeo.
We need to pay attention to her call to action for Christians, and I also love the song in the background, God of Justice by Tim Hughes. If you haven't listend to it, you need to.
Powerful message, because this shows what God is doing in the lives of our sponsored children. God will use Selmawit in a powerful way, not only to mobilize Christians to help, but also as a role model for others in her country.
Wow that is so cool!
This is a powerful message to the body of Christ. We all need to respond to use our resources to help the children of the world have a blessed life,. So come on, let's get busy and do something. Actions not words actions.
Selamawit is typical of the quality, high character kids that are in every Compassion student center.
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I recently read an article that was way too long to make the point it intended. It went from the question of "Does Atheism Require Faith", the title of the article, to a defensive view against atheism in 520 words. It was in American Spectator's "The Spectacle Blog". I knew little of the magazine, and have drawn the conclusion that there is a conservative bias to the articles (perhaps I am understating this bias).


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Does Glee Have a Double Standard for Gay Relationships?
If there's one thing that Glee does well, it's getting fans invested in the various relationships created between the show's characters. Fans ship the sh*t out of Glee love, from Rachel (Lea Michele) and Finn's (Cory Monteith) crush that grew into a marriage proposal and ended in heartbreak, or Kurt (Chris Colfer) and Blaine's (Darren Criss) innocence, first times, and ultimate betrayal.
The loves and losses of couples like Brittany (Heather Morris) and Santana (Naya Rivera) have resulted in OTP blogs and nicknames like Brittana, Finchel, and Klaine. Gleeks live and breathe with the characters' ups and downs, and we think that's pretty rad.
But these fans also notice things that the casual viewer doesn't. For example, the kisses that couples share aren't all equal. Everyone kisses and consummates, but they don't all do so in the same ways (not like that, guys), or in ways that mean something to the people who love their love.
Before we get too abstract, let's talk about a few examples. Fans pointed out after Season 4, Episode 9: "Swan Song" that Brittany and Sam (Chord Overstreet) kissed almost immediately after the declaration that they might like each other. Their kiss was in the hallway, by some lockers, and it was long, wet, and cute. But it was also treated differently than the kisses between Britt and Santana.
It should be noted that even though B & S talked frequently about "lady kisses," we didn't see one between them for a long time on the show. Yet, when Brittany started dating Sam, they kissed before they were even together. The same quickness happened with Artie (Kevin McHale).
Even though Brittany and Santana were in love, the majority of their loving happened behind closed doors. Whereas Bram kiss openly in the hallways, kisses between gay couples that are out in the open are short — almost apologetic. Finchel kiss on stage at nationals; Klaine kiss in the library, alone. Despite the impassioned conversations gay couples on the show have — which are often more feelings-rich and memorable than those between straight couples — the physical display of their love is not equal.
Another big difference is what the couples withstand to be together. While Kurt and Blaine lasted mere weeks apart, Will (Matthew Morrison) and Emma (Jayma Mays) have made it through OCD, intimacy issues, and moving. Rachel and Finn got together despite status differences. Sure, Blaine moved schools to be closer to Kurt, but he also cheated on him as soon as there was more than a town separating them.
And yes, it could be argued that Wemma is much older and more mature and able to deal with different problems than younger students. But it seems that the understanding of limitations and sacrifice, the willingness to compromise and make the relationship they're in worth fighting for, is missing from many relationships on Glee. And though they are all young, the ones who feel the brunt of this are the gay characters.
Every relationship is different and has its own challenges. There are things about relationships between two gay kids in Ohio that don't apply to a pair of adults in New York City. But it doesn't seem like these are the things that are being treated as factors important to the dissolution of the relationships that shippers celebrate and lament. Although challenges like pregnancy, separation, and life changes have affected couples of every orientation, we can't help but notice the different outcomes.
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Paving roads
For a few years, it seemed like a lot of roads were getting paved, but you don't hardly hear about it anymore. There are lots of roads that need to be paved.
Stolen tax information
Does anyone know when we will hear from the state exactly whose income tax information was stolen?
We need to investigate the food stamp program and the unemployment office. You work for 20 years, get laid off and go into the office and are told you can't collect until after 13 weeks.
Bullying on TV
I think the Subway ad on TV promotes bullying. The two gals in the office keep taking the sandwich and drink away from Todd. This is bullying and should not be glorified in this manner.
Bridge expenses
Why don't we put a thoroughbred statue on one side of the bridge, a waterfall on the other and charge it to the 47 percent.
Mental health
Kudos to Gov. Haley. I second her proposal regarding mental health control. We need to have many conversations about mental health. Our elementary schools would also be strengthened if the police came to eat lunch there. A police car and officer would promote a positive, safe presence.
Could someone explain how the taxpayers bailed out GM and is now loosing money on this current deal?
I can't believe the arrogance of Mr. Sanford. Who would vote for a liar and a cheat? Perhaps he should take another long hike on the Appalachian trail.
Confederate graves
Contact Bobby's BBQ if you're interested in cleaning the Confederate grave in Graniteville. The Sons of the Confederacy meets there, and they should be able to help.
Too many deer
I read an article that the S.C. Natural Resources Department has extended hunting season into January. I guess we have too many deer.
Lock up your guns
We don't need armed guards in schools. We need responsible parents who buy rifles and lock them up. Teens shouldn't be able to get their hands on weapons.
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|Wellesley, Mass.
|High School:
Before Holy Cross: Four-year
member of the Wellesley H.S. varsity tennis team under coach Alan
Brazier … Played No. 1 Singles … Served as team
captain during senior year … A four-time Bay State
Conference first team All-Star … Named Athlete of the Week
by the Wellesley Townsman in 2011 … Team advanced
to the state finals in 2009 and the state semifinals in 2010
… The first player in school history to hold the No. 1
Singles spot for four straight years … Member of
National Honor Society.
Personal: Daughter of Kirk and Mary Henry … Has three brothers (Tad, Caleb and Mitchell) … Broth, Tad, played tennis and squash for Haverford College … Broth, Mitchell, played tennis at University of the South, Babson College and the London School of Economics … Has not yet declared a major.


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Apple releases iTunes 10.5
As a precursor to tomorrows iOS 5 update and iCloud explosion, Apple today released iTunes 10.5 to the masses. Here's what's new:
iTunes in the Cloud. iTunes now stores your music and TV purchases in iCloud and makes them available on your devices anywhere, any time, at no additional cost.
Automatic Downloads. Purchase music from any device or computer and automatically download a copy to your Mac and iOS devices.
Download Previous Purchases. Download your past music, TV, app, and book purchases again, at no additional cost. Previous purchases may be unavailable if they are no longer on the iTunes Store.
Sync with your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iOS 5.
Wi-Fi Syncing. Automatically sync your iPhone, iPad, or iPod touch with iTunes any time they're both on the same Wi-Fi network.
For information on the security content of this update, please visit: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1222.
If you're going to be updating to iOS 5 tomorrow, update to iTunes 10.5 today. (Jailbreakers, we don't expect any trouble but air on the side of caution and let others test the waters first.)
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Apple releases iTunes 10.5
Not in the uk?
Did you mean err on the side of caution, or was that an Apple pun? :)
I can't wait to go home to update!!!!
Rene, it's "err" on the side of caution, not "air."
Extremely buggy for me. I tried to play a trailer and it said that quicktime was required but was not supported for this version of iTunes. I then tried playing a preview of a song, when I tried to skip forward iTunes kept crashing. The betas were better than this version.
It's advisable that you do update to iTunes 10.5 – especially if you plan to run iOS 5 when it's released this coming Wednesday. It's compulsory that iOS 5 users run this latest iTunes release, so if you want to be completely prepared, download and install iTunes 10.5.
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When will ios5 be released in the uk? midnight uk time, or midnight us time?
To air is to be human, hoho
I have vista. It seems to have gotten stuck!
Rebooted and retrying. So far so good.
Having issues with iTunes 10.5 and syncing and/or backing up my iPhone 4. The processes are extremely slw at first, then come to a stop. After an hour of "backing up", the bar has filled very little (almost NOTHING), and I've had to stop the process many times. Along with not being able to create a backup, the phone depicted in iTunes is either a 4S or running iOS 5, neither of which I have. I hope these issues get resolved quickly. Anyone else having sync/back up problems?


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Katherine Scott Crawford, author of the recently published novel "Keowee Valley," was at the Aiken County Public Library on Saturday to speak to people about her new book and the research she put into it.
The story begins in spring 1768 in Charleston and follows a young woman named Quincy McFadden. After hearing that her cousin, a man she'd long believed to be dead, is actually alive and being held captive by the Shawnee Indians, McFadden travels the rugged Cherokee Path into the South Carolina Blue Ridge, trusting a half-Cherokee tracker whose loyalties may lie elsewhere.
Crawford, who got her undergraduate at Clemson University and has also studied at College of Charleston and the Citadel, was born and raised in the upstate. She told the audience on Saturday that she wanted to be a writer from a young age.
"I wanted to tell stories and try to create worlds so vivid that when you read them, you could feel the book pulse like a living thing in your hands," she said.
She said she was fascinated by Cherokee history and "read anything I could get my hands on."
Much of the two years it took to write the book were spent on research and "getting the facts straight" for the story, Crawford said.
"I love when characters are tossed into strange lands, and I love a frontier story," Crawford said of her protagonist being uprooted from Charleston and placed into the upstate.
"I knew she'd start from Charleston, because at this point it was one of the most important port cities in the British colonies," Crawford said. "It was a tumultuous time on the South Carolina frontier for the Cherokee."
Currently, Crawford is working on two more stories. The first is Civil War-era novel based in South Carolina.
"It's a year before the Citadel cadets fired on Fort Sumter and started the whole mess," she said. The main character in that book will end up being the great-great-granddaughter of McFadden in "Keowee Valley," according to Crawford. She also plans to write a sequel to "Keowee Valley."
Since the book was published in September 2012, Crawford has been going to cities across the Southeast to promote it. She said she enjoys doing historical research on each city she visits, and she planned to do some sightseeing in Aiken on Saturday.
"I loved finding out that Aiken started as a railroad town in the 1800s," she said. "And I loved reading about the winter colony in Aiken. I thought that was very interesting."
"Keowee Valley" is available at most major book stores and websites, including Barnes & Noble and Amazon.com.
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"Man cannot live by bread alone; he must have peanut butter."
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"Man cannot live by bread alone; he must have peanut butter."
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We've all heard about superfoods—consumables with mystical powers to cure whatever it is that ails you and that will help you live forever. This list will be different. Today we'll look at some common items that should be on your menu, even though you probably haven't heard them touted as the next great miracle cure. In fact, some of these you probably thought were bad for you.
I begin this list with a caveat; we're all different. One person's superfood is another's trip to the emergency room (soy comes to mind here). There are some nutritional factors we all share, such as the need to eat a certain amount of calories that come from fats, proteins, and carbohydrates to keep our bodies functioning as they should. Beyond this, our exact dietary needs begin to diverge.
There are some obvious reasons for this. Lifestyle and activity level are pretty easy to understand. That someone who is pregnant or training for an Ironman needs more calories than a computer programmer who sits for 14 hours a day isn't difficult to fathom. Neither is the fact that a 90-pound ballerina uses less fuel than a 350-pound lineman. That we all eat a different number of calories and a different percentage of fats, proteins, and especially carbs is obvious, or at least should be, since the bigger you are and the harder you work the more fuel your body needs to recharge itself.
What's more subtle are body type differences. These can be difficult to understand, and many people never figure them out. Blood type, heredity, and other factors come into play and make each of us unique individuals. When it comes to eating, most of us spend a fair portion of our lives figuring out just what we should be eating to maximize our life experience (which doesn't necessarily mean we choose the healthiest options). For this reason, there is no true "superfood." There are, however, helpful foods that are specific to each of us. By experimenting with our diets, we will all find a course of eating that makes us feel better than anything else.
To help you begin your self-experiment, here's a list of common foods that you'll want to try. Most of these are very healthy for almost everyone, even though some have been vilified by society. This doesn't mean that they'll transform you into an epitome of health, but they're certainly worth a try.
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Last week we took a look at the Democratic slate of presidential contenders and how each will confront the nation's obesity problem if elected president. This week, we take a look at the Republican platforms. Unlike the Democrats, many of whom are proposing government-run healthcare systems, the GOP plans are a little slighter on approaches to obesity as most of the plans rely on private plans for healthcare. Here's what we learned from their campaign sites and public statements.
Discouragingly, healthcare doesn't make an appearance on the "Issues" portion of Giuliani's campaign site. However, in his "12 Commitments," Giuliani pledges to "propose new initiatives to promote healthy lifestyles and wellness programs, and tie Medicaid payments to a state's success in promoting preventative care and tracking obesity for children." His site is a bit vague on what the specific initiatives might be, but it's clearly on his radar. Additionally, Giuliani's wife, Judith, is a registered nurse and is involved in many charitable health-related causes.
Former Governor Huckabee has the most personal experience with obesity of any candidate in either party. At one point, he weighed over 300 pounds. He suspects it may be more, but his bathroom scale topped out at 280. After being diagnosed with type 2 diabetes, he lost 120 pounds and has been a major presence in the discussion of obesity. He even wrote a book about his battle with obesity, entitled Stop Digging Your Grave with a Knife and Fork. As governor of Arkansas, he implemented several anti-obesity initiatives, including reporting the body mass index of public school students to their parents; paying for preventive healthcare for people too wealthy for Medicaid and too poor for private insurance; scheduling exercise breaks for state employees; and proposing financial incentives for those who use food stamps to purchase healthier food. He created the Healthy Arkansas initiative to encourage better nutrition, exercise, and smoking cessation in Arkansas, and as chairman of the National Governors Association, he expanded the initiative to Healthy America. Surprisingly, there wasn't much on his campaign site about obesity. He takes a small-government approach to healthcare, advocating policies to encourage private insurers to adopt more preventive-care measures, but he is light on specifics about those policies.
While he has a lot of information on his Web site about his healthcare proposals in general, Representative Hunter has very little specifically related to combating obesity. In Congress, he voted YES on The Personal Responsibility in Food Consumption Act (aka "The Cheeseburger Bill"), which would have prevented civil lawsuits against the food industry for obesity claims. Fellow candidates Dennis Kucinich (D-OH) and Ron Paul (R-TX) both voted NO.
There was nothing on his campaign site regarding the obesity epidemic, but Keyes has gone on the record elsewhere stating that insurance rewards should be given to people who avoid alcohol, tobacco, and obesity.
Senator McCain's Web site was also a bit light on details for combating the obesity epidemic. In his healthcare proposals, most of his ideas for obesity come under the heading "Personal Responsibility." He says, "Childhood obesity, diabetes, and high blood pressure are all on the rise. We must again teach our children about health, nutrition, and exercise—vital life information" and, "Public health initiatives must be undertaken with all our citizens to stem the growing epidemic of obesity and diabetes, and to deter smoking."
Representative Paul holds the distinction of being the only candidate who was formerly a physician, specializing in ob/gyn. However, his campaign site mentions very little about healthcare and virtually nothing about the obesity epidemic. He was the only Republican to vote against the Personal Responsibility in Food Consumption Act ("The Cheeseburger Bill").
Former Governor Romney is perhaps best known for signing into law the Massachusetts healthcare reform law which requires all Massachusetts citizens to carry health insurance coverage. He believes that childhood obesity should be dealt with at the state school level, without federal involvement.
Representative Tancredo's campaign Web site offered nothing about the obesity epidemic, and not much has been said in the media regarding his views. In Congress, he voted YES on The Personal Responsibility in Food Consumption Act ("The Cheeseburger Bill").
Former Senator Thompson states on his Web site that he is "committed to a healthcare system that . . . improves the individual health of all Americans by shifting to a system that promotes cost-effective prevention, chronic-care management, and personal responsibility."
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Donnie Ray Mullins 66 of Huddy, Ky. was reunited with the Love of his Life, Linda Mullins, Saturday, December 8, 2012 at the home of his son.
Donnie was born July 22, 1946 at Dix Fork, Ky. the son of the late Alvin and Martha Blackburn Mullins. He was also preceded in death by a sister, Lou Darbyshire. Donnie was a retired employee of Eastern Coal Corporation and a loving father, grandfather and brother.
Survivors include his son, Rod (Angie) Mullins of Pikeville, Ky.; brothers, Gene (Patsy) Mullins, Roger (Debbie) Mullins and Ricky (Nancy) Mullins all of Sidney, Ky.; two grandchildren, Byron Marshall Mullins and MaKayla Mullins and a host of family and friends.
Funeral services will be Wednesday, December 12, 2012 at 11 AM in the R. E. Rogers Funeral Home Chapel with Roger Mullins and Donnie Williamson officiating. Burial will follow in the Mountain View Memory Gardens, Huddy, Ky. with Byron Mullins and his nephews serving as pallbearers. Visitation will be held after 6 PM Tuesday, December 11, 2012 at the Funeral Home Chapel with special services at 7 PM. R. E. Rogers Funeral Home of Belfry is in charge of arrangements. Online condolences at www.rerogersfuneralhome.com.


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The ad shows a casually dressed man, one hand in his pocket, the other holding onto the leg of a scantily clad woman lying on her back at his feet. The caption reads: "Cotler's Pants-For the Right Stance."
It is only one of many slides to be shown by Jean Kilbourne, an expert on sexism in advertising, during her Athenaeum visit. Dr. Kilbourne, a visiting scholar at Wellesley College, discusses how advertisements are often a powerful form of cultural conditioning. Specifically, she will address the stereotypes of the demented housewife, the fierce and unfeeling man, the playboy, the superwoman, the seductive little girl, and the male sex object. Dr. Kilbourne's presentations have delighted audiences at colleges, community groups, and businesses nationwide.
Dr. Kilbourne comes to the Athenaeum with a message: "Advertising does serve to sell products, but advertising also serves to sell values. It offers products as a solution to life's problems. It tells us that happiness can be bought."
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Gould Center in continuing the timely series,
"The Soviet Union Today and Tomorrow: A Time for
New Thinking."
An expert on strategic studies and international
diplomacy, Robert O'Neill discusses the fast-paced
changes in Eastern Europe and responses by Western
nations. His talk, titled "Russia and Eastern Europe
in Turmoil: The Future of Western Policies," kicks off
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Born in Australia in 1936, O'Neill was educated at
the Royal Military College of Australia and the
University of Melbourne, graduating in engineering.
As a Rhodes scholar at Brasenose College, Oxford,
O'Neill read philosophy, politics, and economics.
Currently a professor of the history of war at Oxford,
O'Neill fought in Vietnam as an infantry captain for
the Australian Regular Army and served as director
of the International Institute for Strategic Studies
from 1982 to 1987. In that role he focused on analysis
of security problems in developing regions.
In addition to a busy lecture schedule. Dr. O'Neill
has edited numerous books on the subject of East-
West relations, including The Strategic Nuclear Balance: An Australian Perspective (1974),
The Conduct of East-West Relations in the 1980's (1985), and
Doctrine, Alliance, and Arms Control (1987). Dr. O'Neill was also commissioned by the Australian government to write a full
history of Australia's participation in the Korean War.
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arrival of Franklin Chang-Diaz, flight engineer aboard the space shuttle Atlantis, launched on October 18, 1989. The
mission launched the Galileo satellite to Jupiter for a scheduled arrival in December 1995. This was Franklin's second
shuttle flight-he previously flew on the last successful flight prior to the Challenger accident.
Born in San Jose, Costa Rica, Chang-Diaz was educated at the University of Connecticut and received a doctorate in
applied plasma physics from MIT. Chang-Diaz was selected in 1980 by NASA and became an astronaut in 1981. From
October 1984 to August 1985, he led the astronaut support team at the Kennedy Space Center. In 1979 he developed a
novel concept to guide and target fuel pellets in an inertial fusion reactor chamber. Apart from his interests in space and science,
Chang-Diaz was a house manager in an experimental
community residence for de-institutionalizing
chronic mental patients. He also served as an
instructor/adviser with a rehabilitation program for
Hispanic drug abusers in Massachusetts.
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morning, if you have a faculty member or vice
present James Farmer as the Martin Luther King, Jr.
birthday speaker. Founding director of the Congress of
Racial Equality (CORE), Farmer is the only surviving
member of the "Big Four" civil rights leaders of the
1960s. He was a participant and organizer of many
freedom rides, one of which resulted in a 40-day
incarceration. A firm believer in Gandhi's policy of
nonviolence. Dr. Farmer has often been entangled in
violence. He escaped a lynch mob and an assassin, and
he survived a death warrant issued by the Ku Klux
Klan. He personally investigated the 1964 murders of the three CORE volunteers in Mississippi; the story of
those murders is the basis for Mississippi Burning (1988).
Dr. Farmer's devotion to the civil rights movement is
unending. Anytime Americans thought that the nation
had solved its race problem in the 1950s or 1960s. Dr.
Farmer says, "we woke up to the fact that we were
suffering from an illusion . . . the problem remains."
According to Dr. Farmer, the black movement now
faces a lack of centralization. Illiteracy, joblessness, drug
abuse, teen pregnancy, and inadequate housing are
among the issues that Dr. Farmer believes need to be
addressed. Affirmative action is one solution that Dr.
Farmer believes can work.
Dr. Farmer is a professor of history at Mary
Washington College in Virginia. His experiences in the
civil rights movement are recorded in his autobiography, Lay Bare the Heart: An Autobiography of the Civil Rights Movement (1985). He is currently working
on a book about where the movement will go next.
The lecture begins at 7:00, following a 5:30 reception
and 6:00 dinner. Please return the enclosed meal
reservation, if you wish to attend.
and the Blade: Our History, Our Future (1987), has been hailed as "the most
important work since Darwin's Origin of Species (1859)." The
book derives from a ten-year study of 25,000 years of
history. After reviewing the religion, art, history,
economics, anthropology, psychology, politics, and
archeology of Western civilization, Ms. Eisler concludes
that patriarchy and warfare are "a 5,000-year dominator
detour" from the peace and harmony with nature of the
previous 20,000 years.
The book also indicates that the war of the sexes has
relatively recent origins. The premise for this argument
is that men and women lived under more equitable
social structures in the time before recorded history,
when people worshipped a life-giving goddess of
nature. In such cultures women were respected as
mothers and priestesses, but did not oppress men.
The Chalice and the Blade is the basis for the Center of
Partnership Studies, which Ms. Eisler and her husband,
David Loye, founded last year. The center's goal is to
prove that the peaceful co-existence of 5,000 years ago is
an option for today. Ms. Eisler maintains that if we
managed to create an idyllic world once, we can do it
again. Satellite centers in Seattle, Chicago, Princeton,
San Francisco, Hawaii, and Santa Fe attest to the
growing impact of Ms. Eisler's philosophy, a philosophy that "validates a belief in humanity's capacity for
benevolence and cooperation."
If you would like to join Ms. Eisler for a 5:30 reception
and 6:00 dinner, please complete and return the
attached coupon to the Athenaeum. The lecture begins
at 7:00.
his pocket, the other holding onto the leg of a
scantily clad woman lying on her back at his feet. The
caption reads: "Cotler's Pants-For the Right Stance."
It is only one of many slides to be shown by Jean
Kilbourne, an expert on sexism in advertising, during
her Athenaeum visit. Dr. Kilbourne, a visiting scholar at
Wellesley College, discusses how advertisements are
often a powerful form of cultural conditioning. Specifically, she will address the stereotypes of the demented
housewife, the fierce and unfeeling man, the playboy, the superwoman, the seductive little girl, and the male
sex object. Dr. Kilbourne's presentations have delighted audiences at colleges, community groups, and businesses nationwide.
Dr. Kilbourne comes to the Athenaeum with a
message: "Advertising does serve to sell products, but
advertising also serves to sell values. It offers products
as a solution to life's problems. It tells us that happiness can be bought."
Return the enclosed reservation form, if you wish to
attend the dinner and reception before the 7:00 address.
Enlightenment," will be held January 25-27 on the
campuses of Claremont McKenna College and Claremont Graduate School. Co-sponsored by the Henry
Salvatori Center for the Study of Freedom in the
Modern World and the Claremont Institute for the
Study of Statesmanship and Political Philosophy, the
conference addresses the roots of the Enlightenment,
and its philosophical, theological, and political
A keynote dinner will be held on Thursday, January
25, at 6:00 p.m. in the Marian Miner Cook Athenaeum,
preceded by a 5:30 p.m. reception. The speaker will be
William A. Rusher. A leading figure in the American
conservative movement for more than 30 years, as a
syndicated columnist, television commentator, and
publisher of National Review, Mr. Rusher recently became a Claremont Institute senior fellow. He speaks on
"The Twilight of the Enlightenment?"
Six panels will follow, on Friday in Albrecht Auditorium (CGS), and on Saturday in Davidson Lecture Hall (CMC). Participants include Richard John Neuhaus
(Institute on Religion and Public Life), Ernest van den
Haag (Fordham University), John Gray (Oxford University), Jerry Weinberger (Michigan State University),
Thomas Pangle (University of Toronto), Eva Brann (St.
John's College-Annapolis), Ralph Lemer (University of
Chicago), Ernest Fortin (Boston College), Ellis Sandoz
(Louisiana State University), and Gerhard Niemeyer
(Notre Dame University).
Please fill out the enclosed reservation form, if you
wish to attend the reception and dinner preceding Mr.
Rusher's address.
For further information, contact the Henry Salvatori
Center (621-8201).
wonderfully delicious Sunday brunch. Please
remember only CMC persons may sign up for this
popular event. The extravaganza begins at
11:00 a.m. Return your reservation early, so that
you can enjoy this buffet feast.
jazz musician, and author of Red and Hot: The Fate
of Jazz in the Soviet Union, 1917-1980 (1983), is also one of America's
leading Sovietologists. He recently appeared before the
Senate Foreign Relations Committee to comment upon
political reform in the Soviet Union and the crisis it is
Dr. Starr stresses that Soviet society has changed.
Soviet education has expanded; vast amounts of information have become available to the Soviet public, and
fear within the Soviet Union has decreased. Large parts
of Soviet society have moved ahead of Mr. Gorbachev's
program, and he has tried to accommodate their needs.
"This society is ripe for a change," Mikhail Gorbachev wrote in 1987, adding that any delay in launching
perestroika-the "restructuring" of the failing Soviet
system, notably its economy-could lead to "serious
social, economic, and political crises."
Frederick Starr believes that the present situation in
the Soviet Union is perilous, but he cannot imagine the
full suppression of the vigorous new public opinion that
has developed in that country.
Join us for an up-to-date and enlightening evening.
Please fill out the enclosed form, if you wish to attend
the reception and dinner prior to Dr. Starr's 7:00
discuss an extensive body of research about
people's reactions to performance-related threats to
self-esteem. Rhodewalt received his PhD in social
psychology from Princeton University. His work
focuses on the interaction of an individual's personality
and the demands of social situations in determining behavior. His research on "self-handicapping" illustrates
some of the ways that everyone, from professional
athletes to college students, reacts to the desire for the
success and the fear of failure. Please return the
luncheon coupon, if you wish to join us at noon.
Israeli government official, to discuss the current
state of relations between the United States and its only
ally in the Middle East. Mr. Mor is the consul for press
and information at the Consulate General of Israel in
Los Angeles and a native of Israel.
Born in Ramat Gan in 1955, Mr. Mor joined the
foreign service in 1983 and was assigned two years later
to the foreign office research desk for the United States
and the U.S.S.R. In that capacity he became very
knowledgeable about the United States, and was eventually transferred to Los Angeles, after a short stint as
second secretary at the Israeli embassy in Liberia, West
Like all Israeli citizens, Mr. Mor has served in the
armed forces of his country, first in the Golani Infantry
Brigade and later as an officer in the Israel Air Force in
charge of reserve manpower. He is a graduate of Tel
Aviv University in political science and labor relations.
Please return the coupon, if you wish to attend the
5:30 reception and 6:00 dinner; Mr. Mor will speak
at 7:00.
Affairs, the Athenaeum is pleased to host the keynote
speaker of Black History Month: A. Barry Rand. Mr.
Rand is a group vice president of Xerox Corporation an
president of the company's U.S. marketing group,
managing a division of 34,000 employees.
Rand attended Stanford University on a Stanford-
Sloan fellowship, earning a master's degree in busines
administration in 1972 and a master's in management
sciences in 1973. He joined Xerox in 1968 as an area sale
representative. He was elected a corporate officer in
May 1986 and appointed to his present position in
December 1986.
Mr. Rand calls his success, as one of a new generation of blacks seeking opportunity in corporate America, the
most personally rewarding experience of his career.
There will be a 5:30 reception and 6:00 dinner in the
Athenaeum. At 6:45 a group of black alumnae will be
honored for their services to the colleges. Mr. Rand's
address begins at 7:30 in McKenna Auditorium. If you
would like to join us for an exciting evening, please
return the attached coupon to the Athenaeum.
Schwartzennegger-like slave driver, has driven
co-fellow Robert Goff to sanctuary in the far reaches of
an Atlantic island-England. The Athenaeum Advisory
Committee, concerned by this upheaval in power, has
staged a counterrevolutionary coup and has hired Mike
Shear and Kimberly Lutz to minimize Ann's dictatorial
command of the Athenaeum, The committee sincerely
hopes the newly organized triumvirate can maintain
stability throughout the coming semester.
But seriously, folks, we are getting all geared up for a
great semester. In addition to some exciting speakers,
the Athenaeum will be hosting several social events,
including "Evening in Vienna," a get-out-the-vote
dance, a CMC student art show, Celebration of the Arts,
and a student production of You Can't Take It with You" (1936).
If you have any questions or ideas, please feel free to
contact us through the Athenaeum office. Don't forget
to let one of us know if you would like to sit at the head
table. We look forward to seeing you next semester.


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Well I'm a comcast/netflix subscriber(i live a mile from netflix headquarters in los gatos/campbell and sometimes I find that netflix has overall better streaming quality then comcast has. Now if comcast was to say hey netflix u guys have this down why don't we make a trade u encode are stuff and stream it and we provide our customers with top speeds, how this will hurt gaming torrenting, voip, etc I'm not sure but i do know that id love to see an xfinity go app for the apple tv as theirs days I take it to the other side of town to my sisters and enjoy my network of content via my sisters tv and router and my apple tv and laptop which I streaming from. :) any thoughts on this ?
Comcast and Netflix agree to 'mutually beneficial' networking deal: Is it good for you?
Much has been made about Netflix's degraded performance of late on Comcast and Verizon, but there's finally some resolution. Comcast has announced a "mutually beneficial interconnection agreement" with Netflix that would appear to put the troubles behind them. Comcast:
Working collaboratively over many months, the companies have established a more direct connection between Netflix and Comcast, similar to other networks, that's already delivering an even better user experience to consumers, while also allowing for future growth in Netflix traffic. Netflix receives no preferential network treatment under the multi-year agreement, terms of which are not being disclosed.
Though the terms aren't being disclosed, it isn't hard to imagine that Netflix had to pay Comcast for the privilege of connecting to their customers unfettered. That would certainly make the "mutually beneficial" agreement beneficial for Comcast.
Netflix may not be getting preferential network treatment, but there's no question that Comcast customers Netflix have suffered a degradation in performance over the past few months. According to reports, the issue was peering: Comcast (and other ISPs including Verizon) weren't opening new network connections to Netflix, creating network congestion. This agreement presents relief for Comcast customers.
Will Netflix reach a similar agreement with Verizon? We'll see. But the precedent has been set, and apparently the arrangement is satisfactory enough for Netflix to have agreed to the terms "for years to come."
The idea of an ISP impeding one particular service's network traffic might stick in your throat. But make no mistake — Netflix produces a huge amount of traffic over the Internet. They're in an exceptional situation.
By some estimates, one third of traffic at peak hours is the result of Netflix-related streaming. The company continues to pile on millions of new customers from quarter to quarter as more and more people get comfortable streaming video over the Internet. Hopefully Netflix will do more to improve the efficiency of their streaming video technology, especially as customers expect ever-higher image quality (and Netflix itself has promised to start delivering 4K content this year, which will push bandwidth even further).
How's it likely to affect you? Well, if you're a Netflix customer on Comcast's network, you should see fewer buffering issues and connection errors to Netflix through your devices.
Over the long haul, we'll see whether you'll pay more for Netflix. Some of that will depend on how many more ISPs come to Comcast looking for money, and how many have the muscle to throttle the company's traffic in appreciable numbers.
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Comcast and Netflix agree to 'mutually beneficial' networking deal: Is it good for you?
Well, perhaps my initial prediction on the "who will pay" was off. I said we will. And both will pass those costs on to us. Maybe Comcast decided to hit up Netflix, but each of is will be paying sooner rather than later. Netflix is going to increase its cost. I expect our current plans will be $9.99 by year end.
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I am in agreement with you and what really ticks me off is that I am not a Comcast customer, nor will I be a Comcast customer as I cannot stand them, yet I am going to get screwed by this deal and have to pay Netflix so that Comcast customers can get the content that they have been paying for anyway.
My Netflix charge goes up I will unsubscribe from them.
...and then Verizon and Netflix will have to come to a deal
...and then Level3 and Netflix
...and then Comcast and Walmart
...and then Verizon and Walmart
...and then Level3 and Walmart
repeat with Amazon, Apple, Google, Redbox...really anybody offering a service on the internet. Essentially, these "mutually beneficial" deals and all the discussion around Netflix boils down to Comcast and Verizon saying:
"Nice TCP/IP packets you got there. Shame if anything were to happen to 'em"
And of course, Netflix in 2007 would not have been able to pay this protection racket, leaving the streaming video market firmly in the grip of CableCo Video on Demand (which coincidentally, these ISPs largely run), or maybe in the hands of an at-that-time-still-capitalized incumbent like Blockbuster.
This bilateral Comcast/Netflix deal may put lipstick on the pig for Comcast customers, but while we allow it to be necessary, we will be choking off the innovation that allowed the internet to flourish in the first place.
Well said.
With T-Mobile, no issues streaming Netflix from my HSPA+ OR LTE networks. I have always maintained my Verizon account because of grandfathered unlimited data plan I have. I finally dropped it, I have never even seen 1/2 the data speeds I'm getting from T-Mobile. Streaming the longest podcasts and Movies Over HD are never an issue. Just a great experience. Thank You T-Mobile.
+1 On T-Mobile. Plus with unlimited data on my Note 3, I rock with Netflix!
If only T-Mobile were so good in my area. My only options are Verizon and ATT if I want to actually get a call. I really want T-Mobile to succeed and build out their network.
So, non-Netflix subscribers will now get even worse bandwidth? The real issue should be that everyone gets the bandwidth they pay for all day, every day. Strategic throttling is wrong, and overselling bandwidth is too. I would argue that both are criminal and every ISP I have ever used should be treated as such by the tech media. I have used Comcast, AT&T, and WOW, and none of them lives up to their bandwidth claims during primetime. iMore and all tech blogs should regularly bring these companies to task for false advertising, cheating their customers, and skimping on infrastructure to favor profit over hostage users who have no opportunity to take their business elsewhere.
Just means other cable companies will start squeezing Netflix looking for money.
Actually, this agreement should SAVE Netflix some money, as they will no longer have to pay Cogent or Limelight for traffic going to Comcast's Network, they can essentially just pay Comcast directly and cut out the middleman. The real life scenario I can correlate that to would be if I went directly to a farm to buy milk, instead of going to the grocery store.
And for those thinking this is not good for net neutrality, this has nothing to do with it, Netflix is just choosing to build their own CDN instead of using a third party one. Google, Microsoft, and Apple all already do this, it's just that now Netflix is trying to do the same thing.
Here's a great article that gets into the technical details of why this is just business as usual:
(I guess I can't post links, but search for "Media Botching Netflix Coverage" within Google)
The article you reference is:
And it is based on the assumption that this is only about Netflix building out its own CDN. As much as Netflix likes to talk about their own technology stack, if that were the case we would have been hearing for *months* about Netflix setting up it's own distribution centers near critical backbone points. Instead, we hear, without any technical preamble, and not from Netflix, but from Comcast, that Netflix has purchased more direct access *specfically to Comcast*. That does not sound remotely like a content provider setting up its own CDN, but more like the pipe owner exacting an extra toll from am existing, albeit heavy, user.
It was actually a joint statement, and it is a connection that bypasses Cogent, Limelight, etc. So, instead of the bandwidth being bought through a third party (as must bandwidth, including the bandwidth for iMore is purchased), Netflix is going straight to Comcast. Since the agreement is mutually beneficial, my bet is that Comcast is charging them LESS than what they would have paid through Cogent, Limelight, or some other third party. And since Comcast likely accounts for a large chunk of internet bandwidth that Netflix is paying third parties for, I'm betting it will save the company overall.
I'm not saying this is all good, just that it isn't as bad as the article, or some of the first commenters, think that it is.
It was a Comcast press release, in which Netflix was mentioned. Netflix, from its blog to its github repos, tends to love talking about its architecture and practices...in fact, regarding CDNs, they already have their openconnect initiative for any ISP. That may not have been suitable for Comcast, but it shows how aggressively open Netflix tends to be. When they are as forthcoming with this deal as they have been in the past, I will happily change my position, but, until then, both Netflix and Comcast histories suggest this was close to extortion than a standard CDN deal.
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This is going to be interesting to see how this unfold. Great read!
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So glad I cut the cord three years ago. My Netflix will not be compromised by Comcast.
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I think this sets a horrible precedent. This is the beginning of the end for users and business on the internet. We are about to see the biggest shake down and fleecing in internet history. ISP's are about to start strong arming companies to pay more so that their content can get to users/views without being slowed down to a snails pace. I wish there were something I could do to stop this!


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As Phuket grows in popularity as a world known destination so does the number of products available at thousands of businesses that keep the economy going.
Supermarket chains are now stocked with hundreds of imported food items familiar to foreigners living and visiting Phuket.
Specialty shops selling imported wines, cheeses, meats and other hard to find items can also be found in Phuket.
Shopping malls are filled with high-end brand name stores and small shops are a fun way of discovering a bargain.
Clothing and shoe purchases for foreigners may be challenging due to the limited sizes available but flip-flops and t-shirts can be found in larger sizes.
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Start Planning Your Events for Homecoming 2013Posted May. 6, 2013
Although Homecoming will not take place until Oct. 5, it is not too early to start planning your Homecoming events. Many Homecoming activities are already being scheduled, including the Bowman Cup 5K Race, Kiss on the K, the parade, tours of downtown aboard Lolly the Trolley and more! This year's Homecoming theme is "New & Old, Forever Blue & Gold."
The deadline to register Homecoming events being planned by university departments or offices is Friday, Aug. 2. The registration form is available on the Kent State University Alumni Association's website and can be submitted online. Registered events will be promoted on the Homecoming website and as space allows in other marketing materials.


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The new Xavier court design will debut for the 2014-15 season
May 14, 2014
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CINCINNATI - Xavier Athletics will debut a new court inside Cintas Center for the 2014-15 season and we want your input on the design!
Using the Provided Template, you are encouraged to display your creativity and showcase what you think the court should look like for the Musketeers. Be sure to include the Cintas Center and BIG EAST logos in your design.
Fans can submit their design by email to email@example.com or by mail to Xavier Athletics Attn: Court Design, 3800 Victory Parkway, Cincinnati, OH 45207. The deadline for submissions is Friday, May 30, 2014.
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