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Arris today introduced a new whole home network and entertainment gateway designed specifically for triple-play and quad-play customers.
The company demonstrated its hybrid MG2402 gateway, based on the reference design kit (RDK) from Comcast, in the Intel booth at CES – Intel provides some of the key processors for the device.
The gateway supports features and services such as streaming of live linear television to IP connected devices, whole-home DVR, and a remote user interface on an RDK-compliant platform.
Arris SVP of marketing and business development Stan Brovont said the company anticipates having the gateway in field trials with a leading MSO later this quarter, eventually followed by a production ramp in the latter half of the year.
The CES demonstration showed the unit – based on the Comcast RDK – working with various services and products from Comcast. Arris would not identify its MSO trial partner, however.
The Media Gateway 2402, based on Intel Puma-6 MG technology, features a hybrid video architecture supporting QAM and IP delivered video.
Eight QAM channels are dedicated to support traditional MPEG/DVB video. The number of bonded channels is programmable, enabling service providers who deploy it to combine up to 24 DOCSIS downstream channels.
The unit delivers nearly 1 Gbps broadband service from the network, Arris said. It can transcode up to four simultaneous channels, including the ability to take in MPEG-4 and downconvert it to MPEG-2, or transcode into most major mobile device formats, including iOS and Android, Brovont said.
The system also supports dual band concurrent Wi-Fi, and has onboard MoCA 2.0 support. The demonstration model includes ZigBee to link in home automation and security devices. Whether or not to include ZigBee is one of the available options.
The gateway also incorporates HD Voice with an integrated DECT base station.
"We congratulate Arris on the introduction of their new media gateway," said Steve Reynolds, senior vice president, premises technology for Comcast. "This device will work with the millions of IP-enabled consumer devices capable of displaying video and will help operators, consumer electronics companies and developers innovate at an even faster pace in today's rapidly-changing multi-screen TV environment."


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Discussion in 'The GatorTail Pub' started by gatorknights, Dec 7, 2008.
I love her personality... she reminds me of Zooey Deschanel... personality wise.
Sexy, sexy, sexy. :grin:
I like this pic too.
I need to loan her my shaver though. :wink:
These high def pics show off every little detail. (peach fuzz)
Watch this video of Alison Brie on Conan's show. :laugh:
She reveals her exhibitionist past attending school.
"While O'Brien recoiled at the idea of taking his clothes off, Brie said she embraced it as an undergrad.
"Every now and then I would just throw on my tennies and take a jaunt ... not all the time, just once in a while, to exercise my right!" she declared.
Brie added: "If my roommate was having a bad day and I wanted to make her laugh to feel better, I would sort of pretend like I was going to go take a shower but then I would sneak outside and hang from the tree outside our window. Like a monkey. Like a naked monkey."...WTF?
She has the be the hottest "naked monkey" I've never seen. :grin: She's zany, crazy, that's why she reminds me of Zooey. But she is slightly younger, and sexier then Zooey.

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Consumer Guide for Choosing a Home Alarm System
The Basics
The basic elements of a standard home security system are:
- Control Panel:
The location where your system wiring terminates and your backup battery is located.
- Keypad:
To arm and disarm your system.
- Siren:
A loud siren will alert you when there's been a break-in and it also lets an intruder know he's been detected.
- Inside Motion Detector:
Passive infrared, microwave or photoelectric detectors sense changes in a room caused by human presence. Special Motion Detectors are available for people who have pets.
- Door and Window Contacts:
Magnetic contacts form a circuit between a door and door frame or a window and a sill; when the door or window is opened (and the alarm is on) the circuit is broken 'and this sounds the alarm.
- Central Monitoring Station:
Emergency signals from your home are electronically transmitted to the . 24-hour monitoring station, which summons help from police, fire or medics.
The best home security system will be customized to your lifestyle - it will take your schedule into account and will specifically protect the things you value the most. It has been proven that user education is the best defense against false alarms. It is very important that the installer teach you and your family how to properly use your security system, including false alarm prevention measures.
Additional Devices
In addition to the basics, there are some additional devices you should consider incorporating in your home security system. These include:
- Smoke Detectors:
These provide an early warning of fire and should be installed throughout your home.
- Glass Break Detectors:
These devices recognize the sound of glass breaking and will sound the alarm.
- Panic Buttons:
These buttons can be hand-held or maybe be located in strategic places such as next to beds and doors; just pushing the button will sound the alarm.
- Pressure Mats:
These mats can be placed under rugs and they react to pressure from footsteps to activate the alarm.
- Closed-circuit TV:
This is a private TV system which allows you to monitor and/or record inside or outside your home.
- Alarm Screens:
These are special screens for your windows which have a wire woven in their mesh which will activate your alarm when cut or removed.
Insurance Savings
Check with your homeowners insurance company! Typically they offer a discount between 2% and 20% on your insurance when you install a security system. Ask your agent which type of system will qualify you for the greatest savings.
Arizona Burglar & Fire Alarm Association Members
Listed below are the 2003 regular members of the Association. The Association does not endorse any individual company.
Basic Operation of an Alarm System
If your alarm system is monitored. it will send a signal to the central monitoring station each time it is activated (i.e.. the door or window contacts are broken when in the alarm is on. or the motion detector senses a human presence in the building). This signal will usually be sent over your phone line (in some syste~s. cellular phones may be used as a backup). In many cases the central monitoring station will call your home or office prior to calling the police to verify that this is not a false alarm. If they do not get an answer at your home or office or if the person who answers the phone does not give the proper password. the central monitoring station will then call the appropriate authority (police. fire or l medical services). They will also try to contact you or another one of your representatives so someone can meet the authorities at the building.
If you have any questions or comments, please contact the Arizona Burglar & Fire Alarm Association at 602-277-2500 or 800-330-7749 or www.azalarms.org
Why Do You Need A Security System?
- A burglary is committed every 10 seconds in America. This adds up to almost 13 million homes - one of every 20.
- There is an average loss of $1,300 worth of property per burglary.
- According to the National Burglar & Fire Alarm Association, burglars attack homes without a security system 3 times more often than homes with a system.
- Today about 1 in 6 home owners has invested in an electronic security system - more and more Americans are saying that they feel safer with a home security system.
- Over the last 5 years the number of homes with a security system has increased by almost 40%
- Your chances of a break-in are highest right after you move into a new home - Burglars know that most people don't install security systems until 2 to 4 years after they move in.
- Burglars are more likely to break in to your home between 9:30 a.m. and 4:00 p.m., while you are at work, as opposed to breaking-in at night.
- Nearly half of burglars break-in through the front door, 32% choose the back door and 22% through a first floor window. The rest break-in through a basement, garage or second floor window.
Selecting an Alarm Company
Following are some tips for selecting a home security alarm company:
- Contact several different companies. Ask if they are members of the Arizona Burglar & Fire Alarm Association. Our members agree to maintain a high level of conduct under state and national codes of ethics.
- Ask each company if it is licensed through the Arizona Registrar of Contractors. Call the Registrar at 602- 542-1525 to see if there are any unresolved outstanding complaints.
- Contact the Better Business Bureau to find out if any complaints have been flied against the companies.
- Narrow the field to 3 or 4 companies. Arrange an appointment with each company when all members of your household will be present. Be sure to ask for the name of the person who will be calling on you, and verify his or her identification upon arrival.
- Ask for an inspection, demonstration and a quotation in writing. Also ask for and check references.
- Study each contract to ensure you know exactly what you are getting. Consider the merits of leasing vs. buying.
Proper Use of Your Alarm System
An alarm system is only as good as its user. Be sure that the system installer explains how the system works thoroughly and answers all of your questions. Everyone who will be using the system should be present during this educational process.
Many municipalities are now charging fines for excessive false alarms, as they cost taxpayers thousands of dollars a year by taking police officers away from other duties to investigate the alarm. For this reason, you should be very careful in arming and disarming your system.
If your system develops any problems or you have further questions regarding it, contact the installer.
Additional Resources
The Arizona Burglar & Fire Alarm Association is a non-profit organization representing alarm installers, manufacturers and monitoring companies throughout the state. Our goals include:
- Educating alarm consumers through written materials and seminars
- Improving the quality of alarm industry members through education and legislation
- Working with municipalities on issues involving alarms
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Please consider putting an end to reckless spending over the issue of a new town office: $2.4 million for the church site, $1.7 million for the Farm Stand site, $20,000 for the Birke Photography site when there is already another buyer for it and the owners are even considering rebuilding that little white icon of our historic district; not to mention needed road and culvert projects, $500,000 for the town garage, and a requested increase in the school budget.
At its meeting on Monday night, the select board scrapped the idea of the church. So there will be a vote at Town Meeting to choose the Farm Stand even though at a previous meeting, there was a majority of voters in favor of the church option. Please consider voting no to the Farm Stand. Another option to consider is the old Troll Shop across the street from Akes' Den. It has plenty of room for the town office as well as a lot of parking space and a barn which could become a meeting place.
Although we badly need a new town office, we also need to make intelligent choices which solve problems in a cost-effective manner.
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Nickalas Ray Myers, 21 — driving under the influence first offense
Laurie Louise Seigler, 49 — unlawful use of a telephone
Remer Keith Green, 52 — criminal domestic violence
Sherry Lynn Boyd, 37 — disorderly conduct
Deon Lemonte Tart, 32 — violation of conditions of probation supervision
Thelonias Marquell Odom, 19 — animals creating a nuisance, interference
Olin Lee Bledsoe III, 25 — driving under suspension first offense
Lacey Shalee Cadle, 23 — forgery less than $10,000
Keith Obrian Wright, 24 — violation of conditions of probation supervision
Ivory James Blackshire, 28 — abuse/to inflict great bodily injury upon a child, homicide by child abuse
Jessica Ree Williams, 31 — simple possession of marijuana, possession of drug paraphernalia, shoplifting first offense sentence
Steven Bradley Clabey, 27 — driving under the influence second offense
Scott Allen Dabbs, 27 — driving under the influence first offense
Kalisha Irene Trowell, 31 — driving under the influence second offense
Robert Allen Stewart Jr., 46 — hold for Edgefield County, receiving stolen goods, driving under suspension, manufacture, possession of other substance in schedule I, II or III, uninsured motor vehicle
Autumn Jeanne Sitton, 31 — accessory after the fact
Cornelius Marquelle Simpkins, 25 — trafficking in methamphetamine
Eva Marie Newman, 46 — manufacturing methamphetamine
Thomas Earl Garrett, 47 — simple possession of marijuana, driving under the influence first offense
Megan Katherine Trout, 28 — driving under suspension first offense
Lakisha Shanelle Lovett, 23 — shoplifting $2,000 or less
Walter Lydell Morris, 38 — public disorderly conduct
Randy Earl Arthurs, 25 — unlawful communications, unlawful use of a telephone
Samuel Barnes, 82 — disorderly conduct, open container
Jada Khadijah Clay, 19 — breach of trust with fraudulent intent
Andrew Wayne Sullivan, 37 — reckless driving, no valid South Carolina driver's license, littering, child endangerment, leaving the scene attended vehicle
Donald Owens Greene, 40 — driving under the influence
Jeremy Tyrone Chaney, 19 — simple possession of marijuana, no driver's license in possession, driving under the influence, Alcohol Beverage Control violation
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Jeffrey Allen Leyda Jr., 29 — trespassing first offense
Jesse Andra Green, 32 — shoplifting value $2,000
Charles Anthony Yost, 40 — shoplifting, possession with intent to distribute crack cocaine
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Michael Anthony Bishop, 44 — failure to pay bench warrant
Deshon Christopher Pixley, 21 — unlawful use of a telephone, domestic/violation of court order, violation of a restraining order, no South Carolina driver's license, hit and run attended vehicle, reckless driving
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Lawrence James Cormier, 67 — driving under the influence
Nashon Wonee Simpkins, 25 — criminal domestic violence
Jeffery Ingram, 28 — driving under suspension third offense, driving without headlights
Jeffery Kent Hallman, 46 — trespassing after warning
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Lillian Lee Jernigan, 19 — driving under suspension
Anthony Davis Coates, 37 — assault and battery third degree
Dejah Laquan Corley, 19 — simple possession of marijuana
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Robert Wall, 34 — disorderly conduct
Kendra Spence, 21 — assault and battery third degree
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Kenny Dale Kirby, 25 — shoplifting value $2,000 or less, disorderly conduct
Alexander Michael Odum, 28 — criminal domestic violence
Timothy Curtis Covar, 36 — shoplifting second offense, shoplifting value $2,000 or less
Albert Franklin Temples, 44 — possession of other controlled substance, manufacture, distribution of drugs
Christopher Steven Warden, 43 — pointing or presenting a firearm
Jeffrey Allen Leyda Jr., 29 — shoplifting value $2,000 or less
Toinette Letece Thomas, 26 — shoplifting $2,000 or less
Chakoya Lashae Sanders, 18 — giving false information, shoplifting, contributing to the delinquency of a minor, shoplifting value $2,000 or less, false information to police
Deon Sherrod Baldwin, 17 — receiving or possessing stolen goods
Latoya Shanekia Thurmond, 27 — contributing to the delinquency of a minor, shoplifting second offense
Timothy Allan Green, 24 — criminal domestic violence two counts
Candice Tonisha Terry, 29 — driving under the influence first offense, driving under suspension, open container
Damon Gary Rushton, 50 — fraudulent check or stop payment two counts
Chase Cato, 22 — assault and battery third degree
Waylon Albert Loren, 28 — driving under suspension
Phillip Lee Cooper, 51 — family court bench warrant
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David Wilson Cullipher, 47 — family court bench warrant
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Apple iPad makes Time Magazine's Best Inventions of 2010
Apple's revolutionary iPad tablet has made Time Magazine's '50 Best Inventions of 2010' list. From TIME:
How does Apple keep out-inventing the rest of the tech industry? Often, it's by reinventing a product category that its competitors have given up on. In theory, the iPad is merely a follow-up to such resoundingly unpopular slate-style computers as Microsoft's Tablet PC. But Apple is the first company that designed finger-friendly hardware and software from scratch rather than stuffing a PC into a keyboardless case. When it calls the results "magical" and "revolutionary," it's distorting reality only slightly. One analyst says the iPad is the fastest-selling nonphone gizmo in consumer-electronics history.
Another interesting tidbit was that Flipboard, an iPad app with a magazine-style approach to Twitter and Facebook, was also featured on the list as a top invention of 2010.
The iPad has seen amazing success since its debut, even surprising us in some cases. With the holiday season upon us, it will be interesting to see the sales numbers Apple has to announce on their next earnings call.
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Apple shareholders are going to be very disappointed when Wall Street chops down Apple's share price because of the iPad falling short of selling 13 million units for 2010. Analyst's projections were pulled out of a hat and are probably unrealistic. For a product that was originally projected to sell maybe a few million units for the whole year, it suddenly became a product that will be considered a financial failure for Apple not selling 13 million iPads. Wall Street has become totally focused on a product that wasn't even in existence before April to anchor Apple's share price. How stupid is that. So it's not exactly an amazing success as some might say.
There are consumers that like the iPad and obviously those that hate it. It's unfortunate the more people don't like it, but I guess it just can't do enough to please everyone. I hope it sees wider adoption in businesses so Apple can get into the enterprise without having Microsoft's OK.
Not surprised at all, the surprise would be if it didn't make the list.
When the iPad was first announced I was rather cold to it, but the more I thought about a larger iOS device the more I realized how cool it could be and so bought one on day one and have used it every day since.
@Myria - it is in the article. Tipb basically quotes it in full:
"How does Apple keep out-inventing the rest of the tech industry? Often, it's by reinventing a product category that its competitors have given up on. In theory, the iPad is merely a follow-up to such resoundingly unpopular slate-style computers as Microsoft's Tablet PC. But Apple is the first company that designed finger-friendly hardware and software from scratch rather than stuffing a PC into a keyboardless case."
This is basically the way of things. There was never a time when someone or some entity invented a completely new never before seen thing. It's constant iteration. Sometimes, a company's iterative product really does break the mode and they deserve kudos for it.
Unfortunately, the only completely new thing, cut out of whole cloth, that I can think of is the atomic bomb. Even so, that basically took a nation's resources, hundreds of the world's leading physicists, decades of prior physics knowledge, and the threat of war to create.
Interesting comments, however let's not forget a few things.
- Wall street considers it a financial failure? Really? Don't you think Apple stock hit the $300 per share threshold in part because of iPad sales and immediate success?
- Let's also remember there were only two outlets to buy an iPad until recently - Apple or Best Buy. Distribution is now in Target, Walmart, AT&T stores, and now through Verizon. Do you really think they will fall short of the 13 million mark with so many options for the consumer, and with the holidays coming up?
@Myria. Nobody said Apple invented the tablet, just as they did not invent the cellphone. What Apple does, and does well, is define a category. Think about it. Was anyone talking about tablet computers this time last year?
Now we have to deal with those clowns at RIM and their "game changer" the Playbook. Yeah right. Dollar short, day late.
@sting7k, that is a common misconception. The iPad is more than a jumbo iPod/iPhone. There are many apps created exclusively for the iPad, a lot of them for content creation. The increased screen real estate allows for a near desktop/notebook type of interface—with the beauty of multi-gesture touch interaction.
For me fancier apps does not equal a near desktop experience. If my iPhone had a 10" screen it could do everything the iPad does and run those fancy apps. When you put your iPad into the keyboard dock, simulating a desktop/laptop form factor, I don't see it gaining extra desktop like features. It's also still a tethered device, you need iTunes and a desktop to take full advantage of all it has to offer.
That's just me. I can see why some people enjoy it. It's a neat and of course that big screen is nice compared to the iPhone. I hope some day it will become more than a big iPhone for me.
@sting7k: You've obviously never experimented with an iPad. When was the last time wen a company introduced multi-touch display with an accurate display.. Never! Apple is re-inventing what a tablet should at least do. Combine both a desktop & a mobile experience. Example: iTunes & Apps on the go. And Safari(web) & iWork built in for a business & desktop experience. Apple is just trying to do what people have been asking for, for almost a decade.. & that's what they brought in 2010.
It is true that Apple did not invent the slate computer. They just happened to do it better than the folks before them. That's what made it work this time. And they are masters of promotion. I happen to find the iPad very useful, and I believe the slate style of computer will continue to grow in popularity and usefulness with new worthwhile apps and built-in features.
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Clearcam for iPhone - app review
Clearcam for iPhone is an app that compliments the already existing camera app. Instead of tapping camera, you take your pictures through Clearcam. I found myself using this app when I wanted clearer pictures or when I was in an area that pictures came out either blurry or dark. The concept is quite simple, it'll take several shots of the same thing and either overlays the shots or chooses the best one (depending on what setting you choose). The app claims to up quality of the camera from 5MP images to around 11MP images.
When first loading Clearcam, it looks somewhat similar to the iPhone camera app. It adds a few options that are the basic foundation of what the app really does. You'll see the shutter button and then two options. One labeled "quick" and one labeled "enhanced".
The quick setting is just that. It will take 3 shots in rapid succession. It will save the best one to your camera roll. It works like it says it does and typically always gets a good shot.
The enhanced mode will take 6 shots quickly and it will take the best parts of each one, essentially stitching them together to create a better all around image. In my experience, it was somewhat touch and go. I also would take the same picture with my stock camera app. In some scenarios, it seemed like the stock camera app took better pictures than what Clearcam stitched together. It was rare, but it did happen occasionally. I'm not sure if maybe the app has trouble stitching certain pictures together or rendering them, but there's definitely a bug there.
The app performs better in low light settings than the default camera in all instances (at least in my experience). I'd probably attribute this to the fact that it's picking either the best picture or rendering 6 pictures together to create the best possible image. If the exposure was a little dark in some places, it will pull the better pieces from another picture. Having this app in low light settings is enough to justify purchasing it in my opinion.
(*Side note about pictures, most of them are better quality than shown here, we have a limit on image uploads so I had to downsize some of them which will reduce the quality a bit)
- Increases the quality by a landslide, especially in low light situations
- App is responsive and doesn't take forever to save to the camera roll like other photo apps
- Increases quality in darker pictures
- Very simple to use
- Some photos come out blurrier than the default camera app (assuming this is some kind of bug)
- No settings other than Quick and Enhanced and tap to focus, would like to see some native contrast and saturation settings to make up for the lack of settings in the default camera app
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thanks for the review, i read those pictures are not the final quality, is there any other way we can compare the two of pictures taken, original vs clearcam. like uploading them outside or something. also noticed how fast to take a picture is in the iphone 4, i wonder if that app take them as fast in the 3gs or so
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@LuisPr how about i upload them to flickr later on tonight and post a link in the article and here so you can compare the actual differences?? sound reasonable? also, it seems to be just as quick as the native camera. I'm assuming it's just calling the same API.
Looks pretty interesting. I was thinking of trying this app out. I'd be more interested in Apple updating the standard camera App so that the images weren't always so oversaturated. In some cases, the pics look good, in others, the oversaturation makes pictures look extremely unnatural.
@Wayne - I don't know how you're manipulating images or what you're doing, but if you don't see a difference you should get your eyes checked. ;) it works as advertised.
Hi - Just a couple of developer comments. Thanks so much for the review. We are happy that you found ClearCam to be a useful app. We've put a lot of energy into it and have big plans for the future to keep improving it so that you always capture great photos without missing the moment.
This works just as quickly on the 3GS as the 4. Actually it is slightly faster because the images it is working with are smaller. 3G phones still have issues with iOS4 and we don't recommend using ClearCam on 3G phones quite yet. This has been resolved in the 4.1 OS release which I've been testing with. Should be out soon.
In either case, it's pretty fast as you could see from the video. I've submitted an update to apple which is going to have much faster saves, separate exposure control as well as some extra ClearCam special sauce that we're pretty excited about. I'm getting great images in testing and have my fingers crossed that it will be approved by early next week.
We appreciate everyone's support and hope that you find you start to trust your iPhone camera in all situations with this app!
Wayne -- I took a photo with my iphone 3gs camera - size 975 kb (looking at the stored file in the finder via phonedisk software). Then I took an enhanced photo of the same thing via clearcam. It's size was 1.7 mb -- about double the size. It they were the same size for you, it might be the method that you used to transfer them.
I also looked at them on my monitor -- part of the picture included a text label -- the enhanced photo was unmistakably clearer.
OTOH, I can see using this app is special situations but the enhance feature takes time. It is also not automated -- I'm not sure why I have to press buttons to get it to work. There is an align feature but I'm not sure how I would really use that on an iPhone screen. Maybe the new onscreen help will explain... All in all, this app is clearly worth the buck they are selling it for today.
I'm going to agree with @gstriph - I know the images are larger because our site didn't even want to let me upload the enhanced ones. it was telling me we had a 2MB per upload limit for image files on the ones that were enhanced, while the ones shot with regular mode or the regular iPhone 4 camera app were under that limit. i looked at my file sizes and a standard image was around 900kb, the enhanced version, around 2MB. that's a huge difference. when you're taking the pictures, you're using enhanced mode correct? not quick? quick only chooses the best of 3 images while enhanced stitches together 6 images. you also need to click into the file icon and enhance and align the images, then export the image. i'm assuming the same as @gstriph and whatever method you are using to transfer your images to a computer is compressing them.
Please include the price of the app when writing a review. This is $0.99.
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I would like a refund. I purchase this app last night. I am not impressed. The onboard camera included with the iPhone 4 works better.
I have contact apple for a store credit./
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if you don't see a difference you are not using the app correctly. quick mode provides the exact same functionality as the default camera app (so there's no possible way it's worse), and enhanced provides a higher quality version, you will not see a difference on the phone, but when you attempt to ENLARGE.
as a side note, apple does not issue refunds for apps, individual developers do.
Tomez - if you have questions, please feel free to contact me at twoteethtech at gmail. Allyson is right - you should be seeing an obvious difference. I'd love to get feedback on how we can make it easier to use and understand, so I'd love to hear from you. If it really isn't doing anymore for you than the stock camera, then I've wasted a whole lot of time and would be happy to refund your money personally!
there is a reason we don't include the price, that's because app prices fluctuate so much. if someone searches one of our reviews 6 months from now and sees the price as one thing and it's really another, that creates a problem for us. we do not include prices anymore. and fyi, the app was on sale. when i wrote the review it was 1.99 (wrote it about a week before it was posted on the site). then it went on sale. 1.99 is the normal price of this app (as of now)
Just thought I'd let the group know that another ClearCam update was just approved. It offers independent exposure control (a sadly missed feature from the app store since the departure of taptaptap's Camera+), much faster saves, an improved UI, in-app help, and some additional ClearCam special sauce - i.e. even clearer pictures.
I look forward to hearing any feedback at twoteethtech at gmail.com.


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Tuesday, April 23, 2013
On Saturday, May 4, the Arthritis Foundation will hold the 2013 Charleston Arthritis Walk, presented by Trident Pain Center, which is a nationwide signature event that raises funds and awareness to fight arthritis. This year, Arthritis Foundation will honor the Medical University of South Carolina Pediatric Rheumatologist Natasha Ruth, MD, as the Medical Honoree, Melissa Whaley as the Pediatric Honoree and in memory of Linda Klomparens, who will be celebrated as an Honoree. The Arthritis Walk celebrates National Arthritis Month in more than 300 communities nationwide to fund arthritis research, health education and government advocacy initiatives.
Melissa Whaley, 14 years old, woke up one Saturday in May of 2000 with a limp. By Monday, her leg was stiff. She was only 15 months old. The doctor said it was a toddler fracture that would heal in about two weeks, but her condition got worse.
In July 2000, she was diagnosed with JRA. Her parents were referred to MUSC. She had to sleep with braces on her legs and wrist. She is now doing great and is very active in sports of all kinds.
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Linda Klomparens' battle with RA began in 1978 with joint pain in her hands. In the spring of 1980, she was diagnosed with RA at Mayo Clinic. She had joint replacements in 1985 and 1986 in both hands.
With the help of great doctors, Klomparens had several years of lessened pain. But as years went on, her pain and inflammation became more severe. Klomparens was hospitalized in February of 2012 and lost her courageous 32-year-battle with RA from respiratory complications in April 2012.
For being brave and always remaining hopeful, Arthritis Foundation celebrates her life.
Melissa Whaley is only one reason why participating in Arthritis Walks is very important. Nearly 300,000 children in the United States have some sort of arthritis. This disease can affect children as early as a year old. Without treatment, arthritis can interfere with a child's normal growth and development. There is currently no cure for arthritis, only a series of treatments that aim to control and prevent further damage to the joints and other tissues.
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Good news and bad news for Vt. poorBy PETER HIRSCHFELD
Vermont Press Bureau | January 13,2013MONTPELIER Sheila Reed had been waiting years to hear a Vermont governor deliver the good news unveiled by Peter Shumlin last week.
Lack of access to childcare, Reed says, is one of the chief impediments to success for many of the low-income families her organization serves. So when the Democratic governor used his inaugural address to announce an additional $17 million for childcare subsidies, she says, we were completely thrilled.
The childcare financial assistance program is unsustainable in its current structure, says Reed, associate director of the Montpelier-based nonprofit, Voices for Vermonts Children. This is the investment weve needed to ensure these families have an opportunity to advance.
Like other advocates for poor Vermonters, however, Reeds elation was short-lived. Immediately after promising the single largest investment in early childhood education in Vermonts history, Shumlin said hell fund it by eliminating the bulk of an earned-income tax credit used to help poor people stay afloat financially.
In the next breath, when we heard it was coming from the earned-income tax credit, we were in shock, Reed says. We cannot take what is one of the best safety programs left in this state and basically destroy it on behalf of other low-income families.
Reed isnt the only opponent of a plan that has raised the hackles of Democratic lawmakers, many of whom derided the proposal last week as a nonstarter.
He wants to take money from poor people and give it to other poor people? said Rep. Suzi Wizowaty, a Democrat from Burlington. I hope he comes up with a serious plan to fund this investment, and I look forward to seeing it soon.
House Minority Leader Don Turner said even Republicans have reservations about cutting a program that affects about 45,000 low-income tax filers.
The question we need to ask is what happens to these people, especially the ones on the really low end of the income scale, if we pull the rug out from under them with this, Turner said.
Human Services Secretary Doug Racine says he knew the proposal would generate controversy, and that advocates in the child-welfare community have mixed feelings about whether its the right thing to do. But he and other administration officials are defending the reallocation as a more effective use of limited human-service resources.
Yes, it is going to be a sacrifice for some individuals, but we feel that the state as a whole will benefit more from having this limited pot of money helping families with young children than where it is now, Racine says.
The earned-income tax credit is something of a misnomer, given that many of the beneficiaries receive refunds in excess of what they pay in taxes. The $25 million program pays for annual lump-sum checks to about 45,000 residents; Shumlins proposal would reduce the size of those checks by about two-thirds.
The average hit on a recipient would be about $376, according to data from the Vermont Department of Taxes. The maximum benefit reduction would be $1,214. Qualifying income thresholds range from a maximum annual salary of $13,660 for individuals to $49,000 for households with three or more children.
The state EITC piggybacks off the federal version of the tax credit. Susan Bartlett, the newly installed director of special projects at the Agency of Human Services, says Vermonts earned-income tax credit is among the most generous in the nation.
Of the 25 states that provide some kind of match for the federal EITC, Vermonts is the second highest at 32 percent. The federal portion of the EITC would not be affected by Shumlins plan.
What were doing is lowering the match from 32 percent to 11 percent, Bartlett says. And that still keeps us in the middle of the pack nationally.
Not everyone who receives the earned-income tax credit would see benefits under the reallocation, which, according to Racine, would mean increased childcare subsidies for about 5,900 families.
Were saying instead of spreading it across a large number of families, lets set a priority to help young children, and families with young children, Racine says.
Rep. Chris Pearson, leader of the House Progressive caucus, says the options arent so narrow.
Im not sure it has to be a choice between improving access to childcare and taking money from families that can just about least afford it, Pearson says.
Pearson is already working with lawmakers on a counterproposal that would keep the $17 million appropriation double what Vermont spends on childcare subsidies now but raise new revenues to pay for it.
The package will likely include tax hikes for wealthy Vermonters, and possibly the elimination of certain tax exemptions that tend to benefit richer residents.
Chris Curtis, a staff attorney for Vermont Legal Aid, says Vermonters who qualify for the earned-income tax credit are already doing their part to improve their prospects in life.
You cant get this credit if youre not working, Curtis says. For years, efforts have been made to expand this program to reward people for that hard work. And it would be extremely harmful to take that away from them now.
Senate President John Campbell and House Speaker Shap Smith both say theyre eager to hear more about Shumlins plan.
I think if we want to be effective legislators and effective guardians of the public trust... then we have to be willing to ask questions about the money were spending, and whether were spending it in the most effective manner, Smith said.
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Fruchtman Marketing of Toledo is celebrating 30 years in business in 2011 — and the launch of a national consumer advertising campaign for a major client.
Ellen Fruchtman started the business out of her home in 1981 while raising two children. Fruchtman, who has a background in television production, said she saw an opportunity to make some income through her own business.
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She established Ad-In Concepts and produced TV commercials for a former retail client in Toledo, using a freelance designer and media buyer for the campaign.
Fruchtman began producing advertising for Harold Jaffe Jewelers in 1994. The firm has also created advertising and marketing for two long-time local clients, Gross Electric and Tom's Tire & Auto.
Ellen's husband Michael joined the firm as a partner in 1997 to focus on the business side. He previously served in executive roles for his family's businesses and has 30 years of marketing and financial management experience.
Today, Fruchtman Marketing is a full-service marketing firm specializing in the jewelry industry, which comprises about 90 percent of its business. She said they represent some of the finest jewelry manufacturers, retailers and industry organizations such as the American Gem Society and Palladium Alliance International (PAI). The PAI promotes the attributes and use of palladium, the third most expensive metal behind platinum and gold, in jewelry.
Palladium reportedly has all the attributes of platinum but is lighter and less expensive.
Fruchtman Marketing launched an $8 million national consumer advertising campaign for palladium that debuted in the September issues of fashion magazines with a digital premiere on Facebook and other social media.
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They created a campaign that features three well-known celebrities, including actresses Pamela Anderson ("Baywatch"), Rose McGowan ("Charmed") and Kelly Osbourne (E! series "Fashion Police"), daughter of Ozzy and Sharon Osbourne.
The full-page print ads feature one of the celebrities wearing palladium jewelry with the headline, "I'm so over heavy metal." The ads appear in Cosmopolitan, ELLE, Harper's BAZAAR, In Style, Marie Claire, People, People Style Watch and W.
"The celebrities we selected are very recognizable. We went to LA to work with a world-renowned fashion photographer and had a fabulous experience shooting all three celebrities in one day," Ellen said.
The local agency also produced a separate trade campaign for the jewelry industry sponsored by the PAI and Stillwater Mining Company, a large palladium miner in the U.S.
The firm was hired most recently by a large foreign jewelry manufacturer that sought them out for their worldwide reputation in the jewelry business, Michael said.
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"Like many of our clients, we are growing despite the economy. The growth is a positive trend for the Toledo area," Michael said.
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In celebration of its 30th anniversary, the firm established a scholarship at the Gemological Institute of America, where individuals receive training to become professional jewelers.
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