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Online Courses
Mathematics for Management Online Course: Statistics Section
Sarah Fairchild Sherry; Wayne Winston
Price: $20.00
This course material is the Statistics Section from the complete Mathematics for Management Online Course. Courses may be adopted in their entirety or by individual section.
The Statistics Section of Mathematics for Management covers statistical concepts commonly applied within an MBA curriculum. The section includes: Summation Notation / Using Bar Graphs and Histograms to Summarize Data / Measures of Central Tendency / Skewness and Measure of Central Tendency / Measures of Variability / The Rule of Thumb and Outliers / Covariance and Correlation. Includes pre- and post-test assessments. The complete Mathematics for Management Online Course is designed to level the playing field among incoming MBA students, regardless of prior professional or academic background. The course engages students by using the storyline of several families operating small businesses in a fictional suburb of Las Vegas. Narrated animations, videos, and numerous "do-it-yourself" exercises using formulas in Excel 2007 help students grasp difficult concepts quickly.
Subjects Covered: Mathematics, Business Mathematics, Statistics, Prematriculation, Micosoft Excel
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The primary objective of the course is to review the key statistics concepts that students should be familiar with in order to solve quantitative problems in the MBA curriculum. This section covers a wide range of concepts from summation notation to covariance and correlation.
Subjects Covered:
Finance; Probability; Quantitative analysis
- Geographic:United States
- Publication Date:
- Jan 8, 2010
- Discipline:
- General Management
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Classic Comics Covers Series Focuses on Exactly That
Friday, June 20, 2003
Our 24th series of Spawn action figures takes a more traditional route and focuses on interpreting various comic book covers from the rich gallery of Spawn artwork. This unique approach will surely speak to core Spawn fans as well as provide an entry point for new collectors.
We initially showed you unpainted prototype photos several weeks ago in the last ToyFest feature, as that was all we had at the time. We're happy to announce we now have painted photos to display.
These photos are unstylized shots. Stylized color photography will be available soon and we'll update the online catalog and ToyFest with those images. In the meantime, here's the Series 24 lineup and new pics for your viewing pleasure:
SPAWN i.039Spawn i.039, based on the artwork of Spawn issue #39.>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02SPAWN i.043Spawn i.043, based on the artwork of Spawn issue #43.>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02SPAWN i.064Spawn i.064, based on the artwork of Spawn issue #64.>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02SPAWN i.088Spawn i.088, based on the artwork of Spawn issue #88.>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02SPAWN i.109Spawn i.109, based on the artwork of Spawn issue #109.>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02HELLSPAWN i.001Hellspawn i.001, based on the artwork of Hellspawn issue #1.>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02
Oh, yeah, we've got another surprise. You've been hearing rumors about a deluxe boxed figure for Series 24? That rumor is true. The deluxe boxed set for Spawn Series 24 features a massive Hellspawn figure on horseback. This piece is an artistic interpretation of the cover of Spawn: The Dark Ages #23 featuring a moody impression of the Lord Covenant Spawn on a huge battle horse with ax.
SPAWN THE DARK AGES i.023Spawn the Dark Ages i.109, based on the artwork of Spawn the Dark Ages issue #23.>> PHOTO 01>> PHOTO 02
Series 24: Classic Comic Covers is due in stores in October.

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Google Drive now available for iPhone, iPad
Today at I/O 2012 Google announced that they're extending their cloud storage service to iOS devices, allowing iPhone and iPad owners to remotely access their documents, music, photos, and other files. It has some cool tricks baked in, such as optical character recognition, so you can search through documents that have been scanned or photographed. There's also Goggles-style image recognition, so you can discover more about pictures in your files. There's local file syncing, as well as collaborative features to allow teams to work together on the same documents.
Google also announced that Chrome is landing on iOS today, if you're interested in flirting with a new browser.
You can grab Google Drive from the App Store now. (And no, you're not crazy, Google seems to have decided not to add any upload functionality. Senses made: zero.)
Free - Download now
Source: AndroidCentral
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Google Drive now available for iPhone, iPad
Google Drive is live in the App store now http://itunes.apple.com/us/app/google-drive/id507874739?mt=8
I don't use GDocs too often but when I do create docs I want to share, GDocs is the default so it definitely interest me.
I echo the wish for editing. I use Google Drive/Docs for both work and grad school, and I've been waiting for this app for iOS since it first came out awhile back for computers, but this feels like a pretty stripped-down version with limited functions. That said, I have to wonder if Google's purchase of Quickoffice means we can expect a heartier Google Drive app (with full creating/editing capabilities) in the near future. Let's hope so!
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As a result of a threat to the campus community (at large), the need for the University Police to communicate a Shelter in Place message may become necessary.
A Shelter in Place message is an emergency procedure intended to secure and protect building occupants who are in the proximity of an immediate threat.
This procedure is used when it may be more dangerous to evacuate a building than stay inside. By controlling entry/exit and movement within a facility, emergency responders are better able to provide life safety services to the campus.


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For the first time in school history, Carroll County is the Fort Chiswell Christmas Tournament champion.
Saving its vaunted press for late in the game, the Cavaliers rallied from an 11-point second-half deficit to defeat Radford 68-58 in the championship game Saturday night at Fort Chiswell High School.
"The kids stuck to the game plan tonight and trusted in each other," said Carroll County head coach Brad Hawks. "When they faced adversity -like at Grayson when we got down 11 - we got down 11 tonight in the third quarter, but kept believing in each other."
Many Carroll County (9-0) fans wondered before the game how the Cavaliers would defend Radford's potent offense and four-guard lineup. While Carroll's press is usually its bread and butter, the Bobcats figured to have the ability to score easy points against the Cavaliers if they decided to turn up the heat. It didn't play out that way as Carroll's press turned things around in the second half.
"We wanted to lull them to sleep, and once the time was right we threw the press on them and got several points in transition," Hawks said. "I have to admit, this one worried me a little bit. From one to eight, this is the toughest lineup I have ever coached or played against in the Christmas Tournament."
Although Carroll rolled past George Wythe and Fort Chiswell to move to 8-0 and advance to the championship game of the Fort Chiswell Christmas Tournament for the first time since 2007, the Cavs had not faced a team as powerful as Radford (8-2) this season. The Bobcats, ranked fourth in the preseason in the Timesland, came into the game with several quality wins, including sweeps of Pulaski County and Christiansburg and wins over Cave Spring and Blacksburg.
"They're just a tough lineup. Connor Lundy, our leading scorer went down about a minute into the game with a twisted ankle. They played four guards and Chris Smoot had to play the whole game without a break, but he played great," Hawks said. "He should have made the all-tournament team. Our defensive rebounding was much better."
With Lundy out, several Cavaliers picked up the scoring slack. Ryan Gravley led Carroll with 23 points, while Gunnar Beamer had 12 and Duncan Reece and Austin Horton each had 11.
"Cody Keith had a great game. He was active, deflected a bunch of balls on the press and he had a real nasty dunk in the second half," Hawks said. "Several others picked up the scoring. Gunnar had some great moves. We spread them out and ran four corners the last six minutes of the ball game and made free throws."
Gravley went 13-of-14 from the line, while the team finished 30-of-38 from the charity stripe.
Radford 13 16 16 13 - 58
Carroll18 10 17 23 - 68
Carroll Co. 64, Ft. Chiswell 46
Carroll County outscored Fort Chiswell by 14 points in the second half Friday to pull away for a 64-46 win in the semifinals of the Fort Chiswell Christmas Tournament.
Gravley led all scorers with 15 points and Beamer tossed in 14 more to help the Cavaliers advance. Smoot also cracked double figures with 12 points. After falling behind 34-33, Carroll ended the third quarter on a 17-7 run to go ahead 51-40. The Cavs then outscored the Pioneers 13-6 to advance to the championship round.
Carroll16 13 22 13 - 64
Fort C. 9 16 15 6 - 46
Carroll County – Gravley 15, Beamer 14, Smoot 12, Lundy 8, Keith 6, Reece 4, Horton 3, Holder 2. 3-pointers – Gravley 1, Smoot 1, Lundy 1, Beamer 1.
Fort Chiswell – Hamm 10, Thomas 10, Mooney 6, Mabry 2, Hovencamp 6, Rathbone 2, Stoneman 2, Perry 4, Ale 2, Widelo 2. 3-pointers – Hovencamp 2, Mooney 1.


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If this is true, I don't really get the sudden scattershot release dates out of Apple.
iPhone 5S planned for August, next iPads may debut as soon as April
iMore has learned that Apple is planning the release of the iPhone 5s for this summer, currently for August. Next generation iPads, presumably the iPad 5 and potentially the iPad mini 2, may also debut as soon as this April.
Sources familiar with the plans have told iMore that the iPhone 5s does indeed have the same basic design as the iPhone 5, with a more advanced processor and an improved camera. With the iPhone 5, Apple made the casing thinner but managed to keep essentially the same, if not slightly better, overall quality. Given the dimensions, or lack-thereof, that in-and-of itself was a feat of engineering. With the iPhone 5s, the aim is to once again raise the bar in terms of iPhone optics, including a much better camera in essentially the same casing. No huge surprises there, given the past history of S-class iPhones.
We've also been told an April-ish launch is getting serious consideration for the next-generation iPads, but we're really not sure what to make of that yet. iPad 5 casings have already begun to leak -- the only big redesign in the line -- so that could make sense. Retina for the iPad mini, however, still doesn't sound imminent.
Apple is not going to release iPads that costs more or don't get as good battery life as the current models. So, if the next iPad mini does end up getting slated for April, it could be a spec bump, or have something other than Retina as a differentiator. Hopefully we'll know more soon.
Much of this information matches other recent rumors, though the timelines do differ slightly. Details can and do change, sometimes repeatedly. However, the broad strokes for Apple's 2013 iOS lineup seem to be becoming clearer. Though, again, we're still sticking firm to the belief that hardware alone isn't enough, and iOS and iCloud will be the most important factors going forward.
If these plans stick, we should be in for a fun spring and summer.
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iPhone 5S planned for August, next iPads may debut as soon as April
The iPhones use to be released in June. Samsung use to release in July/August. Samsung moved up its timeline over the years, and is currently at May. Apple on the other hand moved it down to September/October.
Honestly... The last great innovation from Apple was the iPad, and that was 4yrs ago.... Since then, we've seen Roku stomp on the Apple TV, the Galaxy stomp on the iPhone, the iMac squeezed by the Surface Pro. All it has left is the iPad, and at their rate, in 2yrs that'll be stomped too.
I love apple because they promote innovation, but lately....
"The last great innovation from Apple was the iPad, and that was 4yrs ago."
The iPad was launched in Spring 2010, so it was 3 years ago. Although to some it may feel like 4 years ago.
"Roku stomp on the Apple TV"
If it's "stomping" Apple TV, how come almost noone knows what it is? And seriously? "iMac squeezed by the Surface Pro?" ....HAHAHAHAHA.
The cycle should get short. There's no legitimate reason to hold back technology if it becomes available at the same price as its predecessor. If someone can't handle something better being released soon after they buy, then they should never buy.
I agree. I think in the past, Apple kinda help define our upgrade schedule as they came out with stuff annually. But if they're coming out with stuff every six months, then its up to you (ya, its ALWAYS up to you) to define a schedule you can live with.
For example, I tend to buy workstation (iMac) upgrades every two years and a phone every year. I haven't really decided on my iPad schedule yet. Maybe 18 months if Apple is going to a six month cycle. But honestly, I've been more intrigued with iPads then iPhones lately. I may end up upgrading iPads annually and just upgrading phones based on my cell plan..
Interesting. If the iPad 5 does get introduced in April (ish), is it safe to assume that we will see iOS 7 released then as well. Also, if the iPad 5 is released this early, will be only a redesign, utilizing the same internals as the iPad 4 or will it have a more advanced internals.
But I agree with Rene - iCloud & iOS (and not to forget OSX) will be the most important factors going forward.
Doubt it. The one consistency has been iOS debuting in June, I believe. Plus devs will need time to see the new OS.
The betas for iOS 1 to 4 were released in a keynote around March with the public release in early July. Only iOS 5 & 6 betas were released during WWDC but then the iPhone, both of those years, was released in the Fall.
Generally testers and developers need 3 to 4 months of beta testing before public release. If the iPhone 5S is going to be released in August, then ( I would assume) iOS 7 should be released in April to allow developers and testers enough time to test the OS.
If iPhone 5s is going to be released in August, then iOS 7 will probably be released at the same time, mostly because Apple tends to release new iOS versions with new devices. This means that Apple can still announce iOS in the first week of June because - assuming the release of iPhone 5s is the end of August -- that's nearly the 3 months you claim developers need.
New versions of iOS and OS X are officially introduced to developers every June at Apple's WWDC (Worldwide Developers Conference.) In the past, Apple has announced a new iPhone and iOS simultaneously at WWDC, but not since 2010 (iPhone 4 and iOS 4.0).
So the answer is no. If an iPad (5th gen) ships in April, it won't have iOS 7 on it.
"So the answer is no. If an iPad (5th gen) ships in April, it won't have iOS 7 on it."
I'm well aware if the iPad 5 (5th gen) ships in April it won't come loaded with the official release of iOS 7. I was referring to the BETA release of iOS 7 at the rumored April event.
"New versions of iOS and OS X are officially introduced to developers every June..."
Actually, last year Apple broke that trend with OSX and officially released the beta to developers February 16th, 2012, and the PUBLIC release was in June.
I doubt that we will see iOS 7 just because of an iPad 5. They need an iPad 5 that looks like an iPad Mini and is also slimmer. Right now the iPad 4 looks dated in comparison to the Mini.
I never said we will see iOS 7 just because of an iPad. I was asking if we will see iOS 7 BETA in April, assuming the iPhone 5S is released in August.
Kinda makes sense. Apple keynotes generally last 1 to 1.5 hours. I highly doubt they can fill that amount of time with just a redesigned iPad (5th gen) that's using iPad (4th gen) guts & a spec-bumped iPad mini.
i really don't like it. Two ipads a year and now two iphones a year? I want apple to take one full year of time for one particular model and OS version and make huge improvements every year. Not a new iphone and ipad twice a year and very small improvements.
Well said ! There was a time when they did not have to worry about the competition and thus could afford a year-long wait for a refresh. Those days are gone. I think the consumer is the winner here as more competition creates innovation.
Good point! Although the iPhone continues to sell well, the lack of what user consider major improvements is going hurting them in the end. I will purchasing my first iPhone in about a month only because of the stability of the OS and better apps.
Not being able to set third party default apps to bypass Apple's programs is going to be tough to adjust to initially. But that, for me is the only major flaw I see. Most of the feature users want to see on the iPhone want be used much if at all ie.. NFC
Yet Samsung is allowed to put out 15 phones per year.
Yep, Samsung has already released a galaxy s4, s5, and s6. It's just crazy. Oh wait..
Maybe you meant all those Nexus phones? No wait, that's once a year too.
Maybe you meant the Nokia 920? Nope..that hasn't been updated either.
If Apple releases an ipad 5 in April, I wouldn't hold my breath on another being released in the fall.
Not exactly correct - Nokia has released the 820, 822, 720, 620, 505 - all since the 920 six months ago. But they haven't released 920 upgrade yet.
galaxy s3, galaxy mini, nexus, note, windows phone version of galaxy, galaxy 8.0, then all their dumb phones.
My original response was to Pritam Das complaining two phones.
I agree, 1 iphone a year unless they had 2 different sizes and the ipads 1 of each size a year is enough
Well Samsung, HTC and everyone Android is releasing a bazillion new phones a year so Apple needs to do something to keep up with the competition.
I think u mean the iPad Mini 2, right?
Planning on buying a Mini today... scared now.
don't be i just bought my mini a month ago. the most the new mini will have is a retina display.
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Please don't. It's been out awhile and a new one is going to be out this year to make the resell value plummet.
I just wished they'd skip the iPhone 5S and just go for the the iPhone 6 with the much requested bigger screen and faster, better specs to stay in front of the competition. Just go for it.
It's my preference for a bigger screen on the iOS platform than the one that's is currently being offered.. And I own an iPad already. No need for "wtf". It's just a request that will come as time marches on.
I don't know people get their panties in a bunch when someone says a little bigger screen would be better... They're not asking for a 5 inch + phone!! A 4.2 inch iPhone would be perfect for most people and still be able to be used with one hand.
I for one, really like iOS on my iPhone 5 tremendously... I like the 4 inch form factor, even if it was a little bit wider it would be just right. A lot of people using the present iPhone would say the same thing too but there just to chicken to say it in here or most web blogs for fear of the heat on them it would attract from the few that holler hard!!
The 4.7" 1080p screen on the new HTC One is sic. That's the screen I would love to see on a new iPhone.
Never said there was anything wrong with choice did I?
It doesn't sound like it to me. I just wished I had the willpower to wait for the 6- but this iPhone 4S is getting a little long in the tooth with NO LTE.
In my opinion the S-classes have always been better than the Number Only versions. When I purchased my first iPhone it was the 3G and that was 1 week before the 3GS came out, luckily AT&T allowed me to return the 3G and get the 3GS. I have been on the S cycle since then and I have had no complaints whatsoever.
going from the 4S to the 5S, in my opinion, would be well worth it. There's enough performance enhancements to notice the difference. I went from the 4S to the 5 and I don't regret one bit.
rewNation, I have the 4S myself. I am in the same boat as you. I am going to try and wait. My upgrade is in may but I def know I can wait until August. Now if I can wait another year for the 6 (kinda unlikely)- then I'm a bad man! lol
Gonna take a lot spec boost to make me upgrade my iPhone 5 or iPad 3. Now if the iPad mini gets retina and/or the next iPhone has a reasonable increase in screen size (which I doubt) I'm in!
Now THAT would set everything in the smartphone world on fire!!! Count me in!
I don't see what all this really does. It doesn't change the maps screw up one bit. All it does is pumps up all the retards that will line up for hours to get a phone. You gotta be a complete loser to get in line for an electronic product. As if your life depends on it. Where is your shame zombies?
What maps screwup? I've been using the apple maps app on a regular basis, in some areas that were in the middle of nowhere, and the routing software has gotten me to my destination 100% of the time. I tried the new google maps and wasn't a fan of the voice guidance, and only use it as a backup to check traffic conditions.
We live in a society of instant reaction and sometimes it fuels such incredible venom from people who are more excited to jump on the hater bandwagon than to experience things for themselves. Don't just get in line, go explore, and you might actually learn something.
Honestly, until they bring back the rounded design for the iPhone, I'm going to stick with my 5. This phone is flawless to me, even when I was using it stock, but the JB has simply put the cherry on top. If they came out with an iPhone with the same dimensions as the 5, but rounded in the back like the 3G/3GS then ill be prepared to buy again. Especially considering I've got to pay retail on my iPhones so I can keep my unlimited.
That's the only thing about Verizon that really burns- having to buy it unsubsized to keep the unlimited plan. But hey, if you can do it- why not?
Isn't is ridiculous how Apple gets away with releasing 's' versions that have no additional benefit to the previous model apart from tiny incremental changes that add no value to the user?
What is even more ridiculous, are the morons who buy into all this; those people that would get in a mile long line and camp overnight for a dog turd, if it had an apple badge on it!
I find it hard to believe that a new iPhone would be launched in August, it's such a dead time with so many people on holiday. The first week in September is much more logical, at least to me. Last year's October release was too late, Apple had a hard time supplying iPhones in time for Christmas shopping.
Chomping at the bit for a Mini with Retina. Hope its in April.
As an iPad mini owner I will probably wait till fall to upgrade anyways. Retina would be nice but seeing as I have not had this model that long I can wait if indeed retina is added to the new models. Just my 2 cents.
This looks like giving investors some hopes. Today I was checking stock price, looks good today. http://ggfinances.com
Does this mean apple stock is going back to 700?
I don't think so. They need something extraordinary. Something that will shake the ground for that:)
Here we go again...More iterations of the same products with 1 or 2 spec jumps...Come on guys your customer base is only going to follow this trend of non-innovation for so long and that's obvious from your stock price...lets get it together APPLE
Apple introduced the ipad mini last year that couldn't be found in stores hardly. How about the world's best mobile screen in the ipad 3? The thinnest, lightest, fastest smartphone?
It's not a lack of innovation that is killing their stock. 2012 was a killer year for hardware for Apple. It doesn't get much better than this from a hardware standpoint.
What's killing Apple is Apple. Obviously Cook hasn't convinced anyone with any kind of message. Job's could sell a bald man a hairdryer. Even with the Maps, Jobs would've handled it better. Instead, Apple recommends other apps and apologizes. That's falling down. Remember antenna gate? Jobs never backed off and apologized. We didn't see people fired. A certain arrogance (or confidence) was always there.
This is all part of marketing. It's Apple's number one problem besides falling a bit in software.
In that regard, Apple does need an event soon to help reestablish themselves a bit. Without iOS 7, it won't nearly do the trick but it's a start. The ipad 5 in April is a great candidate for Apple to focus on since the ipad 4 (or tweaked ipad 3) was basically looked over by most with the Mini and embarrassingly discounted by retailers in an effort to sell them. The Mini saw no such discounting.
"Apple introduced the ipad mini last year that couldn't be found in stores hardly. How about the world's best mobile screen in the ipad 3? The thinnest, lightest, fastest smartphone?
It's not a lack of innovation that is killing their stock. 2012 was a killer year for hardware for Apple. It doesn't get much better than this from a hardware standpoint."
This is exactly what i am talking about @ Cardfan these are not innovations. they are enhancements to an already exsiting innovation...the iphone, the ipod, the ipad...yes these are all ground breaking innovations that lead their markets. Since 2006 nothing new has come to the table just remodeled versions of these products. Take a look at the flagship android phone Galaxy IV this phone has innovations flowing everywhere out of it...New motion control technology, eye controlled scrolling, Wi-Di tech, NFC, Etc. This is what real companies focus on, created the latest and greatest technologies...Apple does not, they just want to increase their bank account(which they do well) but refuse to spend all that money on their loyal users to enhance the overall experience.
Except that they were innovations. You must need to look that word up.
Those features you're talking about rumored (or existing) in the S4? Half baked comes to mind. Mealiness. Useless. Eye scrolling? Get real. Just more samsung bloatware added on top of an android OS that doesn't need messing with.
I love my 4s, but I'd love a larger / wider phone. I'm 6'3, have huge hands, and my eyes aren't getting any younger. If Apple doesn't release a bigger phone, I'm afraid I will reluctantly have to jump ship to another platform. Believe me, I DON'T want to. I love my Ipad & phone. I just want a bigger Iphone. Not bashing apple, I just want another choice. I know MANY others who feel the same way.
Chalk me up as another person who feels that way.
I'm also getting increasingly annoyed by Apple's opposition to let me jailbreak my phone. There are a few UI tweaks that are such huge quality of life improvements I don't want to give them up.
I'm fine with jailbreaking voiding my warranty, but actively preventing it entirely is petty and patronizing.
i'm pretty stunned that they wouldn't change the lock of the shell. i thought it was due for a change last time. But honestly, if it's simply a spec bump, which is what the last one was and i think they could be slipping.
I hope all apps in Apple Store can be downloaded and use by all kinds of iOS. This new release of iPhone 5S is great but does all the apps work with its updated iOS? I bet not. Makes me want to choose android phones in this case. :/
4S contracts will be over, and should be a lot of interest in the 5S. The only thing that is a fact, too many releases, and your current device will not be supported sooner, or partly supported. That is a main problem, because you now have a device that is great to use, but not so great to due to support, or lack of. I always read the current tech trends, when to buy, but sometimes you have to buy, because you just cannot wait due to your current device is broken, and you need something now. Wonder what the S stands for this time?
It always kills me when people start talking about how disappointed they'll be if the S version is only a slight bump in specs. They've only been following the same pattern for years and quite successfully might I add.
After being wowed with android specs this last time (and being disappointed with android in practice) I'm going to buy the 5S. I like the S cycle as you get the best iteration of their product cycle.
Pushing out more phones with slight spec bumps isn't the answer, improving iOS is what's sorely needed.
Time to invest in silver!
Only Rene seems to be talking about this, none of the other guys in the media are saying anything about it. Usually looking at the past trend what we have noticed is, if it was a expected release as nearer as April atleast couple of months before the event, Media starts talking about it. It is almost Mid-March and we are talking about a April Release by now this story should have been all over the media but it ain't happening ! I doubt about this News !
You guys need to open your eyes. I read a comment that said Apple is trying to keep up with the competition.... WRONG ANSWER. I dont know if you ifans are to bling to see it but Apple is falling behind, just look at the stock price. Their devices are all the same and new releases only get small improvements like a better processor and grapics. The iPhone 5 only got longer... BIG WHOOP. Mark my words the iPhone 5s will be apples downfall because it will be the same phone will little to no improvements that people want WHICH IS THE KEY! Look at whats out there... HTC ONE WITH BETTER GRAPHICS AND PROCESSING! Look at whats coming... GALAXY S 4! Having two apps open at the same time was a genius move that apple will never implement. The fact is, Apple is giving you the same ice cream every night and only sometimes adding sprinkles or syrup but all in all ITS STILL THE SAME FLAVOR ICE CREAM! By the by, I have an iPad 2 and 3 and an iphone 4s so this comment is unbiased. Some of us just chose to see the truth.
Wow, that was so well-said. I do feel the same way nowadays.
I really hope the iPhone 5S supports simultaneous Voice and Data over Verizon's LTE. I believe it's the antenna in the iPhone 5 that doesn't support it not the LTE network correct?
Zzzzz.. This article is a waste of time.. I already stated this in the forums weeks ago.
The iPad 5 "IS" imminent.
The Retina Mini is coming in................ October.
iOS 7 is coming in ....................October.
Bank on it.
Nothing short of a Miracle will allow the iPhone to catch up in Tech & Spec with Android.
Nuff Said..
The most amazing will be the new processors for both the devices and the new improvements will make both the devices more innovative :)
How much better could the 5S be than the 5? I have a 4S and I think the camera is amazing and I even have a Canon DSLR T2i but find myself using the iPhone 95% of the time. I realize that the 5's camera is only slightly improved over the 4S but what will they do? I know Samsung is putting a 13MP in the new G4 would Apple do something like that? I really am ready to get a new phone just to take advantage of the 4G LTE. Does it make since to get the iPhone 5 now or wait it out until August to get the 5S?
Should the iPad 5 have an inbuilt stylus , the i stylus like the S stylus like the note 8 or note 10.1
really a nice article...
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Ok so this took me 2 days of staring at a stocking to figure out. My mind just doesn't work in the turn it inside out then right side in then right side out and do the hokey pokey kind of way. So here's a quickie tutorial mainly for my own sake so I remember how. This tutorial is only for how to finish the stocking...not make the quilted front and the pattern for the actual stocking. To get the stocking shape, I traced a store bought stocking from Target. ;)
Friday, December 10, 2010
Stocking Tutorial
Ok so this took me 2 days of staring at a stocking to figure out. My mind just doesn't work in the turn it inside out then right side in then right side out and do the hokey pokey kind of way. So here's a quickie tutorial mainly for my own sake so I remember how. This tutorial is only for how to finish the stocking...not make the quilted front and the pattern for the actual stocking. To get the stocking shape, I traced a store bought stocking from Target. ;)
75 comments:
- Dena said...
Love your stocking. What a great way to highlight the blocks. Thanks for the tutorial!
- December 10, 2010 at 6:47 AM
- Seams Inspired said...
I am SO happy you did this tutorial! I have to make a stocking for a friend's pet, and was trying to wrap my head around it. Thanks for all the pics. Beautiful stocking! :o)
- December 10, 2010 at 6:50 AM
- Stephanie said...
I checked out that pattern from Thimble Blossoms yesterday and noticed that she used some batting in the middle. I was thinking about leaving it out (less bulk means more room for presents!) and it looks like you didn't use any. Do you feel like the stocking has enough body? Thanks for this great tutorial!
- December 10, 2010 at 7:21 AM
- inday_adin said...
This is beautiful! Thanks for the tutorial.
Adin B
- December 10, 2010 at 7:21 AM
- Liz @ LivingMySweetLife said...
Thank you!! I need to make 2 of these for a newly engaged couple!!
- December 10, 2010 at 7:30 AM
- Stephanie said...
Awesome tutorial!!! Thanks so much for sharing your hard work. I have some Wee Wonderful Christmas elves that I embroidered 2 1/2 years ago that are waiting to be turned into stockings...this is giving me the push i needed!! :)
- December 10, 2010 at 7:55 AM
- Bobbi said...
Thank you so much! I stared at tutorials yesterday and I get so confused with RST-jargon (without touching the actual project). Your photos were just enough detail for me to figure it out. Can't wait to make a stocking for myself. :)
- December 10, 2010 at 7:57 AM
- Pinkadot Quilts said...
Love the stocking and your colors are great too!
- December 10, 2010 at 8:07 AM
- Elizabeth D. said...
Awesome!! Great tutorial, I will definitely be bookmarking this for next year :)
- December 10, 2010 at 8:25 AM
- AllieKatMom said...
Love this, thanks a ton!
- December 10, 2010 at 8:29 AM
- Krista Hansen said...
You are pretty smart to figure that out. It was beyond me. Thanks so much!
- December 10, 2010 at 8:31 AM
- Bonny said...
These are gorgeous! So nice to create us a tutorial:)
- December 10, 2010 at 8:48 AM
- natasha | sohobutterfly said...
Amazing!! I never would have figured that out in my spatially challenged brain.
- December 10, 2010 at 9:18 AM
- Chris said...
I'm still mystified by your tiny hourglass squares. Wow.
- December 10, 2010 at 9:33 AM
- Amy said...
Beautiful stocking!
- December 10, 2010 at 10:23 AM
- Dawn W said...
Absolutely darling! Makes me want to re-do all of my plain Christmas stockings and make them quilted ones.
- December 10, 2010 at 10:45 AM
- Jenny G said...
Thanks so much for posting this. i've wanted to make stocking for years. I think I might be able to now...though I have a feeling they won't be nearly as cute as yours:)
- December 10, 2010 at 11:59 AM
- Christie, Describe Happy said...
Thanks for putting this is a way that I feel like I could tackle a stocking fairly easily! Now, I just have to decide if I want to make them for this year or next... hahaa!
- December 10, 2010 at 12:59 PM
- Lindsay Jean said...
That inside-out, three-dimensional thinking is always the hardest part of projects like this. Thanks for the photos!
- December 10, 2010 at 1:03 PM
- MiaDolce said...
Beautiful stocking!! I think I'll give our mantel a facelift next Christmas, and quilted stockings will be the centerpiece!
- December 10, 2010 at 4:41 PM
- Diane said...
adorably cute! this one is my favorite of the 4 stockings... those double hourglass blocks are darling.
- December 10, 2010 at 5:36 PM
- PunkiePie (Jen) said...
that's exactly how I did mine! I'm glad I was on the right track. :)
- December 10, 2010 at 5:50 PM
- Mrs. Doodle said...
Awesome!!!!! Thank you:) making mine tonight! I showed my husband your stockings and he loved them and said I HAD to make our girls some:))))
- December 10, 2010 at 7:28 PM
- Mystica said...
Very nice tutorial.
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- December 10, 2010 at 10:17 PM
- Judy said...
You are so kind and thoughtful to provide us with another great tutorial and without a fee. You have given me many inspirations and I thank you. I wish you many blessings at this Christmas time and I look forward to being with you in this coming year.
- December 10, 2010 at 11:05 PM
- Chole said...
What have you done! You made this absolutely awesome stockings and you posted tutorials!! Wahahahaaaa. They are so gorgeous that now I will have to make them!! Have to! Have to! Have to!! And I already have my sewing table piled with unfinished projects.
I haven't drooled over a tutorial for a long time. Absolutely awesome stockings. Ok, going to make them NOW :D
- December 10, 2010 at 11:05 PM
- Nicole said...
So. Freaking. Cute.
- December 11, 2010 at 6:49 AM
- Sandy said...
So sweet...thanks so much for sharing!
- December 11, 2010 at 11:49 AM
- Bobbi said...
thank you for the tutorial!! i made one last night and it was a BIG help! i used some red corduroy for an added touch on the top.
- December 11, 2010 at 11:59 AM
- annieb said...
Thanks for the tutorial- it all makes sense now...like your new banner, too.
- December 11, 2010 at 12:06 PM
- canuckquilter said...
Thank you! Much tidier than what I cobbled together last year!
- December 11, 2010 at 1:05 PM
- Michelle said...
Lovely stockings, thank youfor the tutorial, maybe after xmas I can work on for next year.
- December 11, 2010 at 2:35 PM
- VickiT said...
Wonderful. Thank you so much.
- December 11, 2010 at 8:09 PM
- Leslie said...
Very cute stocking!!
I have to say you posted this tutorial at just the right time!! I am like you and have a hard time figuring out which way to place things to flip and sew and all of that. I tend to need the seam ripper close by for projects like this. I have been really obsessed with wardrobe refashion ideas and recently got a brainstorm to make my own gray boots from wool felt...I wanted them lined and to have a cuff. I have debated for the last couple of days as I have been putting the boots together how I would go about it all. I just happened to type lining and rolled cuff into Google, thinking I would never find what I wanted and voila', up came your post and it was EXACTLY what I needed. Now I see you just posted this on Friday and I found it a day later...Thank you so very much!!!
- December 11, 2010 at 9:45 PM
- ruth.marie said...
I am so grateful that you posted this tutorial. I was pondering all the turning in and out in the pattern, but now it all makes perfect sense. Yay. Can't wait to finish off my stocking. Thanks so much.
Merry Christmas :D
- December 13, 2010 at 5:56 PM
- Joni said...
Thank you for this tutorial! I love the design
of the pieced stockings.
- December 14, 2010 at 7:22 AM
- KerryQ said...
My brain doesn't work that way at all! It would've taken me ages to figure out, and a lot of seamripping. Thanks for saving me some holiday angst!
- December 16, 2010 at 7:31 AM
- Kim Walus said...
These are my FAVORITE Christmas Stockings EVER!!! Thanks for sharing the stocking pattern you used and how you added your own special touch. I especially love the double hourglass one. It's my favorite. Merry Christmas to you and yours. Hugs!
- December 24, 2010 at 9:38 AM
- Tammy said...
That is beautiful!
- December 31, 2010 at 7:55 PM
- MosaicMagpie said...
I am just getting ready to make some stockings for this year. What a great find this tutorial was,Thanks!
- August 29, 2011 at 10:51 AM
- Rachel T said...
I have just made a stocking for each of my daughters, using your tutorial, and I am SO pleased with them! Thank you so much for sharing this online. The stockings are just wonderful, and I really hope my daughters treasure them for years like I still treasure the one my Mum made for me.
- November 1, 2011 at 3:00 PM
- Lynn said...
I just followed the link to you from Purplepanda's blog. Thanks so much for your tutorial, I've always struggled with making stockings, now I've got it thanks!
- November 4, 2011 at 5:52 AM
- Alida - Radcrafter said...
Great tutorial! I featured it in a recent blog post....http://radcrafter.com/2011/11/10-diy-christmas-stocking-tutorials/
- November 13, 2011 at 7:45 AM
- Stevens Family said...
For some reason my stocking isn't coming out right. I have unpicked 3 times now and finally threw it against the wall. You line everything up (i.e. toes, heel) facing the same direction when you put right sides together, correct? When I flip the lining toe is facing a different direction than the outer fabric. I am so frustrated!
- November 14, 2011 at 6:58 PM
- Stevens Family said...
Two down...three to go. Thank you for this great tutorial! It has turned a light on in my head. I can see this coming in handy for bags and such.
- November 15, 2011 at 10:13 AM
- Marilyn (Pulp Sushi) said...
Hello! I had to share this in my DIY Tutorials post today :)
- December 8, 2011 at 8:50 AM
- twirlingbetty said...
Hello there - just wanted to say thanks for this lovely tutorial. I wasn't nearly so organised as to be able to do a beautifully quilted front like yours, but I loved using the tutorial to make a stocking for my youngest this year.
- December 18, 2011 at 1:34 PM
- Oknana said...
Hello, what a neat tutorial and very well done! I loved it! I am in a stocking swap group where we are making a Christmas stocking (yes, I know its Jan>) LOL, and we are going to fill it all year with small gifts from all those that signed up! Sure Hope my chosen person likes her new stocking! Thanks to YOU, It is nicely lined! I had not ever lined a stocking before and was a little intimated to make one but you took that away, and I can make more now with confidence! Thanks so much!
- January 16, 2012 at 7:21 AM
- Fine Sting said...
Nice christmas stockings:) I loved your use of colours:)
- February 9, 2012 at 4:52 AM
- Mrs. Landrum said...
I realize that it's May and Christmas is probably the furthest thing from everyone's minds, but I just had to leave a comment thanking you for such a wonderful tutorial. My puppy now has a Christmas stocking for this year! =)
- May 6, 2012 at 2:22 AM
- Hanki said...
What a great tutorial! Thank you so much for sharing with us. The stockings are so beautiful. You inspired me! I made one than I felt in love with them and made another 5! for my friends and family so I am ready for Christmas this year!
- September 2, 2012 at 1:05 AM
- Sarah Watkinson said...
Thankyou so much for your tutorial!!! I would still be thinking of how to do the lining if it wasnt for this!!! So big big thanks!!
- October 29, 2012 at 11:33 AM
- Krisandra Davis said...
I was looking for a way for the cuff of the stocking to stand out more, and this tutorial gave me the simple fix I needed. Thanks can't wait to try it!
- November 5, 2012 at 8:26 PM
- Tina Potter said...
I was just ready to throw all the beautiful material I bought today to make stockings into the woodstove! I spent hours trying to figure this out. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Bless you.
- November 24, 2012 at 9:24 PM
- Graphic Quilts said...
Thank you so much! I am totally confused with anything inside out or reversed/ upside down.... My usually smart brain goes totally blank and it really bothers me. I know this took a lot of time and really appreciate you sharing
- December 10, 2012 at 4:33 PM
- Graphic Quilts said...
Thank you so much! I am totally confused with anything inside out or reversed/ upside down.... My usually smart brain goes totally blank and it really bothers me. I know this took a lot of time and really appreciate you sharing
- December 10, 2012 at 4:33 PM
- Kelly Marie McKee said...
THANK YOU so much for this tutorial. It was so helpful. I made 5 socks today and they turned out AWESOME! Thanks for sharing!
- December 15, 2012 at 6:34 PM
- Jen Boes said...
Thanks for sharing such a straightforward tutorial! Your stockings are really fun - great eye for color and design.
- August 5, 2013 at 5:35 PM
- Steff said...
Three years after posting this tutorial...you are my lifesaver!! I was stuck in the lining hokie pokie and couldn't see how to do it right. Thanks for sharing your talent and the hard work you put into such straightforward tutorials. My family will be enjoying their Christmas stockings for a long time thanks to you!
- September 18, 2013 at 2:00 PM
- Michelle said...
I used your tutorial a couple years ago when I started making stockings for our family, but now that it's grown (and growing more!), I need to make more. I started panicking because I couldn't remember how to find that really great tutorial that I used in the first place. :) But, I found it. Thank you for such great help!
- October 29, 2013 at 2:40 PM
- TwynMawrMom said...
Oh my goodness thank you so so much for this! I have completed two other stockings and can't seem to get the lining right (no pun intended) ;) Perfect timing!!
- November 15, 2013 at 5:19 AM
- Rachel Myers said...
Thank you so much for the tutorial! I am not sure I would have worked this one out no matter how long I stared at a made stocking.
- November 28, 2013 at 1:43 PM
- Ann said...
I can't believe you figured that out! I'd still be sitting in front of the sewing machine scratching my head on Christmas Eve. Thanks so much!!!
- November 29, 2013 at 8:05 PM
- Lisa said...
Thank you so much for this easy to follow tutorial! God Bless you for taking the time to take pictures and put it on the internet for people like me. Just made 2 beautiful stocking for future-in-laws!
- December 15, 2013 at 6:34 PM
- heartofbrightstar said...
Thank you so much for posting this tutorial. I started a stocking for my grandson and left the instructions somewhere, It's December 23rd, and here I am trying to figure out the inside out, outside in, hokey pokey! And there it is-the instructions I need! thanks again!
- December 22, 2013 at 3:23 PM
- Alison said...
I made three stockings this year with your pattern! It was my first sewing project and they turned out well. I would appreciate in the future more instruction about when to press seams. They turned out great though! Thanks so much!!
- December 26, 2013 at 12:57 PM
- mattie said...
Your pattern was the best I've found on the internet! I made 6 stockings this year and they turned out awesome, I've linked your blog on my post about it. Best wishes :)
- January 31, 2014 at 7:52 AM
- Teacosy said...
Thank you for sharing.
- October 28, 2014 at 8:36 AM
- Rebecca Grace said...
Allison, once again you are a godsend! Thank you so much for posting this. I have been wanting to make some cuffed stockings for years but I kept getting hung up about how to manage the lining and the cuff with all seams hidden. No I have no more excuses! By the way, I love it when I search on Pinterest for ideas and Pinterest sends me to a blog I already follow. :-)
- November 8, 2014 at 11:49 AM
- Hollie Parle said...
You just saved me, thank you for an easy to follow tutorial. Hollie :)
- December 1, 2014 at 1:53 PM
- Andrea Teal said...
Thank you for this!
- December 4, 2014 at 9:23 AM
- Fonda Boyd said...
Thank you thank you so very much for the tutorial for the lined stocking. I just finished one and it turned out great. I have made quite a few in the past and always struggled a bit with my cuffs, this worked so well.Really I'm so glad I found it.
- December 4, 2014 at 2:11 PM
- Debbie said...
This tutorial was so helpful. I just finished my grandson's stocking. I will definitely be using this again. Thanks.
- December 12, 2014 at 7:20 AM
- Heather said...
Hi Allison, I just followed your tutorial to make a stocking for our little boy. I had never made a lined stocking with a cuff before and probably never would have figured it out. . .but it turned out perfectly when I followed your instructions. Thank you SO much!
- December 19, 2014 at 11:41 AM
- Betty said...
Our quilt guild makes Christmas stockings for a few of the local Assistance Ministries. My Bee makes about 75 each year, and we have the process down pat. Here is a link to the stocking pattern we use, and some brief instructions.
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Cool, thanks to everyone for the info and links! Being low on funds, and making the bolt...I might as well make the others also. It's been almost 20 yrs since I woked as a machinist, so I need the practice for some upcoming projects!!! After talking this evening with the guy who owns the mill, we're going to transport it over to my place and set it up this weekend so I'll have unlimited use for a couple months or so.
I'll have to check out the saiga bolt. Sounds like what I plan on doing is pretty much what they did. I'm making the third lug from the bottom section. Adding the forward extension allows me to keep the same thickness/depth of the section while making a lug out of the forward most section of it. I couldn't figure out why the lugs were offset from each other either. Mine will all be the same plane.
I've been looking over the trunnion section. It seems pretty straight forward. There's a few cuts I won't bo doing since I'm altering it a little. There's lots of tooling marks left in the yugo one, so it wasn't too bad to figure out what tools and from what direction cuts were made. Some of the cuts look like they were made to allow room for the other bits to come in from a different direction and serve no other function. There's a few spots where I can beef it up without causing bolt interference. I figure a lot of it's going to be "cut to fit" until everything is where I want it and it locks up properly. The barrel can be moved in and out for the final headspacing. I'm using a block of O1 tool steel which isn't bad about warping during heat treat and is through-hardening and easy to get down into the spring hardness levels. I'll take photos of all the set-ups and tooling as I do it. If it all works, there'll be a nice photo-how-to...if it doesn't work, well, there'll be a nice photo-how-not-to!
After studying the carrier and seeing how they did their's, man what a pain. Looks like it was done starting with some round stock and the main bolt hole done. After that, anything that doesn't look like a bolt was milled off. Not really difficult cuts...just very time consuming when the mill I'm using is a smaller one and can't do thick passes. I did some .050" cuts when doing a FAL upper and it liked to have killed the machine! I think I might just get a carrier. I have one, but since I won't be scavenging the other parts, I want to keep it with the rest of the M70 parts and just make the M70 at some point. Carriers pop up regularly on gunbroker for ~$25-35.


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BRATTLEBORO A 24-year-old Springfield man pleaded innocent to possessing heroin and narcotics the day after he was released from the state prison in Springfield.
Devin Pratt was ordered held for lack of $5,000 cash bail after his appearance Wednesday in Brattleboro criminal court.
Pratt, who has a lengthy criminal record, was arrested Tuesday by Vermont State Police on three counts possession of heroin, possession of narcotics and possession of a hallucinogenic drug.
Pratt listed his address as 1 Union St. in Springfield, a sober house run by a nonprofit organization in Springfield.
His co-defendant, Juliane K. Tamasi-Bowers, 34, also of Springfield, listed 50 Valley St. as her address. She was charged with a single misdemeanor count of possessing heroin.
According to court records, Pratt was released from Springfield prison Monday after he served his sentence for assault.
Tuesday night, he was a passenger in a car stopped for speeding on Interstate 91 in Rockingham. Police said the car was driven by Eugenia Emerson, 32, of Springfield; Tamasi-Bowers was in the front passenger seat and Pratt in the back seat.
Police said Emerson was driving 76 mph in the posted 65 mph zone.
The two women told police they had driven from Springfield to the Kentucky Fried Chicken in Brattleboro which aroused officers suspicions because the KFC in Charlestown, N.H., is much closer to Springfield.
Police said they searched Emersons vehicle, with her written permission, and found six packets of heroin tucked into a pack of cigarettes on the passenger side. Tamasi-Bowers admitted the heroin was hers, police said, and that she was an addict.
Police said they found a black can in the back seat of the vehicle labeled Monster Energy, which they unscrewed and revealed a hidden compartment. They found 10 bundles with a total of 94 bags of heroin, they said.
Police said the 100 bags in all weighed more than 3 grams, far more than the felony amount of heroin.
Tamasi-Bowers later changed her story and said Pratt had given her six bags of heroin in exchange for arranging a ride to Brattleboro for him, police said.
At the state police barracks in Rockingham, police said, Pratt was searched and officers found a cigarette box in his pants containing hallucinogenic mushrooms as well as 13 wrapped doses of suboxone.
Earlier, police said, they had found a small amount of marijuana on Pratt as well.
Police found an active arrest warrant for Pratt in Vermont for extradition to New Hampshire.
Deputy States Attorney David Gartenstein said Pratt was facing serious felony charges stemming from an incident in Milford, N.H.
According to his court record, Pratt had no previous felony convictions, despite being charged with seven felonies. He has been convicted of seven misdemeanors, including assault in Bellows Falls.
A charge of sexual assault in Windham County in 2009 was later dismissed.
Pratt is originally from the Bellows Falls-Westminster area, court records show.
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- Julien said...
On Twitter i asked Mark whether it was possible to estimate or at least say smth about the ratio of non-geolocated articles for a given geography vs the total number of articles for that geography? The super-question is to understand whether geolocated articles for a given geography is somehow representative of the total nb of articles for that geography.
Mark sent me to http://www.zerogeography.net/2012/02/where-do-wikipedia-edits-come-from.html but i guess my question was poorly asked on 140-chars twitter. Or i don't see how to relate the geolocation of users/editors vs that of articles.
- April 3, 2012 at 7:22 PM
- Mark Graham said...
Thanks Julien. We should have a rough answer to that question in the next few months by analysing the location of Wikipedia users (using natural language processing). In the meantime, it is hard to say whether the ratio of geotagged to non-geotagged articles varies over place. At the moment we can only make this comparison at the global level.
- April 3, 2012 at 7:36 PM
- Geocrusader80 said...
Do you know if there is a way to export the point layers with attributes to an excel file or shapefile?
- April 4, 2012 at 1:46 AM
- Mark Graham said...
Not yet I'm afraid. But you can access all of the raw data we used from the Wikipedia data dumps: http://dumps.wikimedia.org/
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It's better be born and raised down under than it is here in the U.S. At least that's what The Economist magazine's Intelligence Unit came up with in their Where to be Born 2013 index. It's the first time they've measured quality of life and future outlook of citizens in some 80 countries worldwide since 1988. Back then, it was nothing but blue sky, Bon Jovi and the internet to look forward to. Now it's a fiscal cliff, deleveraging, and working till 75 years of age.
Here's The Economist magazine's top 10 places to be born and raised in 2013.
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