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We discuss the induction of Big Will, and what he meant to this team for over a decade.
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Editor's desk: GDC bound!
I'm about to leave for San Francisco, California and the Game Developer Conference (GDC 2013). I certainly don't have to tell anyone here how great the iPhone, iPod touch, and iPad are for gaming. Whether or not Apple "gets" gaming, they've enabled a lot of technology that a lot of developers have used to make great games. That's why, increasingly, iOS is a big deal in the gaming industry, and at events like GDC.
I'll be there along with our gaming editor Simon Sage, and Windows Phone Central's Paul Acevedo. Our goal at the show is to get a better idea of where mobile gaming is going in 2013, get a look at some upcoming titles, and do our very best to bring you all with us. As always, the official stuff will go up right here on iMore, Android Central, CrackBerry, and Windows Phone Central, and if you want the behind-the-scenes shenanigans, you should follow us on Twitter @reneritchie, @simonsage, and @segacon.
Because I'm flying today, I recorded the iMore show on Friday, and with Dieter Bohn from the Verge to boot. (Dieter started the show way back in 2007, and the first podcast I ever did was with Dieter, so it was great to have him back on.) He's one of the mightiest minds in mobile, and the show was a blast, so if you haven't already, check it out.
We've also got what might be the biggest episodes of Debug in the history of Debug coming your way Monday, so make sure you check back here in the morning. You won't want to miss it.
Don't forget, iMore is looking for a full-time assistant editor, so if that's you, make sure you check it out.
We've gotten a ton of applications already, but since I'll be away, we won't even be able to start going through them until next week. That means there's still plenty of time to get yours in. Also, We may be looking for a few more part-time writers in the near future, so if you don't have the experience necessary to help run a site like iMore -- and frankly, that skill set isn't too common yet -- there'll be ways to get a start too. More on that soon!
Also, If you're a developer, designer, gamer, or iMore reader in SF, don't hesitate to say hello. I'd love to talk to you.
Now, up up and away!
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I typically get to the airport about 2 hours early for US flights because both security lines and customs lines can be long. Yes, we clear US customs on the Canadian side because it's cheaper for the US to staff the few Canadian airports than the many, many US airports. (However a notice as posted that US budget problems were resulting in reduced staff -- thanks everyone!).
Impossibly, both security and customs were line-less. Absolutely without line. I cleared in about 5 minutes, went to my gate, and blogged for a bit. Then we boarded the plane and that's where the fun began.
We left the gate on time and taxied to the runway only to stop dead and sit there for an hour. Apparently a warning light had momentarily gone off and even though a reboot of the system "fixed it", they had to weight on approval from maintenance to go. Interestingly, they SMS'd maintenance and were awaiting a go-order back by SMS. And it never came. (Come on, seriously, check your phones!)
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While at Detroit airport, with lots of time to kill, I polled Twitter asking for food recommendations. The unanimous consensus was a "Coney", which I thought was an island in New York but turns out to be a hot dog with meat sauce and onions. Guess what we call those in Montreal? Michigan's. It was good though. (I troll Instagram with food pics, so check there for visuals.) It was good, aided by the sight of the indoor monorail zipping back and forth, and the whimsy that came from the waitress explaining to me that their Pepsi product name for Sprite and 7 Up was Sierra Mist at that particular airport establishment.
The plane was late, and took a while to board, so we left for San Francisco late. There was an iMore fan sitting up front, however, who was nice enough to introduce himself and let me know he was enjoying the podcast lately. I didn't catch his name, but if he's -- if you're -- reading this, thanks. Means the world.
The second leg of my flight had Wi-Fi, though Gogo continues to break by heart with long periods of dead networking. I couldn't get much done, so I watched Zero Dark Thirty. The book No Easy Day was much better.
We made it in early, which was nice, and now I'm writing this as I sit and wait for our gaming editor, Simon Sage to arrive. He flew straight from PAX East in Boston.
Next stop, GDC!
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Hey, Rene! Do you think it is possible that Apple might one day come up with their own bluetooth/wireless controller for games? Kinda like a PS3 / Xbox controller? I can totally see them doing this seeing as how iOS games are becoming more and more popular with better graphics and stories; however, you are more knowledgeable in this field so I was hoping you would be able to tell me.
One thing I love about your site is your never to busy to keep in contact with your readers. Whether its returning a tweet or visiting with them when your in their town. Can't say that for a lot of other big sites. I'm kind if a tech nerd hobbiest in my free time. It's always good to know that someone is actually reading what is posted on your site. Keep up the good work and safe travels!
Thanks! Our missing statement is pretty much real teach by real people for real people. We were founded on community and work really hard to keep it up.
Oh the horrible life you lead. Having to travel to other countries and go to game conferences. How do you manage?
Seriously though, have fun and please bring back some good news on the classic rpg front.
We have it almost as badly as super models, right?
Except we don't look like super models :(
Great Trip! Be Sure to Tell us Soon more Gaming Stuff! Goodluck!
Have fun Rene as I'm sure it will be miserable lol. I live 45 minutes north of San Fran in Petaluma (you came here for MBW I believe). The weather has actually been decent lately too!
I'll be back there on Tuesday for MBW again!
Oh nice! Right in my neck of the woods!
Hey Rene, while you're there try to convince devs that OSX is also a platform of choice for gamers (we finally have machines decent enough to run blockbusters), and especially gamers that pay for their games (think steam) versus PC gamers where piracy is so easy it's becoming difficult to resist.
Or just ask them to beg Tim Cook for an Apple console ;)
Ha! Will do!
I really wish I could attend this one day. Mobile nations should do a contest to win a gdc prize pack ;)
I would be very curious to hear if the success of Letterpress has made developers more likely to embrace Apple's turn/management schemes, or if the initial stumbles of Apple's infrastructure has made them skittish.
Enjoy the trip. I can say since the iPad launch I've starting playing games again. I hope to hear about some new games soon!
Since I like gaming and can't afford a console or have the time for one, I'm a PC guy (namely Minecraft and WoW), 3DS (Pokemon), and mobile gamer. Still can't wait for the Bladepad to come out, I'll definitely buy one.
But I'm also glad I came to read the rest of this post. Now I know if I don't get the full time position there are part time ones coming up. But enough of that, have fun in SF and I can't wait for the updates.
I'll be honest, I have been an Apple-sceptic over the years - since my first experiences with both Apple Mac and Windows computers at university back in 19xx... That said, my appreciation of Apple's products and design philosophy has grown over the years, whilst my opinion of various other IT companies has diminished [along with the quality of their products and vision].
My experience is that it is less a case of whether Apple "gets" gaming, more whether the hard-core gaming fraternity [and face it, it is still very much a fraternity] "get" Apple. There is a place for the increasingly complex and lifelike graphics supplied on the latest games, and they are undoubtedly hugely impressive. However, if less is more, then the opposite is also true; why else do we still play board games, or noughts and crosses [tic-tac-toe for those of you across the pond]?
Yes, there were mobile games before Apple's iOS, but it is hard to imagine the proliferation of titles currently available across all mobile platforms without the impetus given by the iPhone and iPad.
Oh by the way nice photo, but a tad underexposed. Here, I've fixed it for you ;)


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NJCAA Men's Basketball Players of the Week: Dec. 31 - Jan. 6January 8, 2013
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo. – Bobby Hunter (Santa Fe College, Fla.), Chris Solomon (Phoenix College, Ariz.) and Shane Bosek (Minnesota State CTC) have been named NJCAA men's basketball players of the week for games Dec. 31 – Jan. 6.
Hunter showcased his shooting ability last week as he led the Saints to two wins. The sophomore was 11-for-18 from the floor and knocked down three 3-pointers against Georgia Highlands College. Hunter totaled 33 points, five rebounds and five assists as Santa Fe cruised to a 100-74 victory. Defeating St. Petersburg College (Fla.) 71-60, the Saints saw Hunter score 26 points to go along with six boards and five assists.
Two superior performances last week from Solomon propelled the No. 17 Bears to victory in both of their games. Solomon hit six 3-pointers and scored 39 points to go along with four assists in a 117-83 rout of Tohono O'odham CC (Ariz.). Against Scottsdale CC (Ariz.), Solomon posted 28 points and five rebounds as Phoenix edged out an 85-83 win in overtime.
The Spartans earned two blowout victories last week behind Bosek's exemplary play. In an 104-63 shellacking of Itasca CC (Minn.), Bosek recorded 29 points, 11 rebounds and four assists. Against Mesabi Range CTC (Minn.), the sophomore was 8-for-15 from the field for 21 points and dished out five assists as Minnesota State claimed a 71-51 win.
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I just want to be known as the greatest ever is that too much to ask?
B.J Penn
For a published article, I'd stay away from "Who's" and just type out "Who is".
But I'm no English major.
I enjoyed it, hope to read more and please make sure you post the link in here! I generally only come here for all my MMA news haha.
FW-Hominick, Weichel
LW-Stout, Cerrone, Jim Miller
WW-GSP, Fitch, Goulet, Rory
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RRR=the Rhonda Rousey Resistance
classic - "this is the dumbest thing Ive ever heard. thats like me having a picture of Hitler posted, and saying "I dont believe in his politics, but I like to hear him talk" W.Silva>C.Norris
decent article goose. a lil more punctuation and proofing next time, but a solid debut. as far as the subject matter, i hope melvin wrecks danzig. never liked that guy much, and melvin is fun to watch when hes coming out on top.
Well done. Soon enough you'll be writing articles about tweets!!!
Really enjoyed it, man. Congrats on the rise to fame! The only item that jumps at me is that it lacks the classic "inverted pyramid" of reporting. It'd be great to start with the tension of a fighter standing on a precipice and then step back to see how he got there.
Looking forward to your next article.
Thanks guys, next piece for sports net will probably be a piece on Ian McCall and I should have a piece on Jorge Masvidal out on MMAratings this week.
I just want to be known as the greatest ever is that too much to ask?
B.J Penn
I enjoyed the article. Why do you suppose the blackzillian camp did not work for him? Seems like the camp is turning the corner now. Was it him or the camp? I guess I am asking b/c it sounds like the blame is on the camp and not Melvin, which were you stating? Like I said I liked the article. Keep rocking it.
Good article also interested in the answer to Miz's question. No worry's about me getting into grammar with ya just ask riv.
I watched that clip you PM'd me one heck of in the pocket striker just don't remember the rep to why his name came up.
I think the blame is on both, Melvin needs support and thrives under it and it seems like the Blackzillians weren't structured enough for him.
I just want to be known as the greatest ever is that too much to ask?
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In an election that was one of the most muddled in recent memory, voters displayed a sense of humor by offering up a slate of write-in candidates of historical figures, pop culture celebrities, fictional characters and John and Jane Does.
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Write-in David Lobb challenged S.C. House District 86 incumbent Bill Taylor; write-in Jim Vause opposed incumbent Sheriff Michael Hunt; write-in Daniel Turno challenged Charles Barton for Aiken County auditor; and there were 11 write-in candidates for treasurer.
"People do it (write in quirky names) just to be silly. If only they understood we had to go through all of these," said Cynthia Holland, executive director of Aiken County Registration and Elections.
More than 16,000 write-in votes were cast in the treasurer's race alone. Officials hand-counted write-in votes in 38 precincts before an electronic audit machine came online.
There were 402 write-in votes cast in the House 86 race, or 3.5 percent.
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There were 1,639 write-ins cast in the Aiken County auditor's race, or 3.3 percent.
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Named to All-CAA Third Team...Played in 12 games, rushing for team-leading 707 yards on 142 attempts...Scored 7 rushing TDs to lead team...Averaged 5.0 yards per carrry and 58.9 yards per game with a long rush of 60 yards...also made 11 receptions for 73 yards and 1 TD, averaging 6.1 yards rec. per game with a long of 27 yards...carried 3 times for 4 yards in NCAA D-I Quarterfinal loss at No. 5 Delaware...rushed 6 times for 19 yards and made career-high 27-yard reception in NCAA D-I first-round victory at No. 13 Bethune-Cookman...led team with 157 rushing yards on 12 carries in victory at No. 9 Villanova, scoring on a 51-yard rush; added 56 kick-return yards for game-high 213 all-purpose yards...carried 10 times for 11 yards and made 2 catches for 11 yards in loss to No. 4 William & Mary...carried 23 times for 98 yards and career-high-matching two touchdowns in victory over UMass in inaugural Colonial Clash at Gillette Stadium; scoring rushes were for 3 and 2 yards...had 11 rushes for 60 yards and a TD in victory at No. 6 James Madison; scored on 14-yard rush; added 2 receptions for 14 yards...rushed 9 times for 11 yards in Homecoming triumph over No. 11 Richmond; made 1 reception for 1 yard...chalked up 33 rushing yards in 12 carries in loss at Maine...gained 93 yards on 19 carries in win over Lehigh...ran 7 times for 9 yards, adding 1 reception, in loss at Rhode Island...ran for 15 yards on 11 carries in loss at Pittsburgh...rushed 19 times for career-high 197 yards and career-high 2 scores in season-opening win over Central Connecticut St.; scored on career-best 60-yard rush; 197 rushing yards were the most recorded by CAA player in 2010.
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Nunzio J. NataleFebruary 02,2013
Nunzio J. NataleNunzio J. Natale
Nunzio Nat Natale, 87, of Rutland died Thursday, January 31, 2013, at Rutland Regional Medical Center.
He was born in the Bronx, N.Y., July 30, 1925, the son of Guiseppe and Sophia (Tortorello) Natale.
He was a graduate of Westwood High School.
Mr. Natale was an Executive of the Cadillac Division of General Motors in New York City.
In 2001, he retired to Vermont.
Nat was an avid golfer and a volunteer with the River Vale Ambulance Service in New Jersey for 28 years. He received a letter of commendation for his civic service from President Clinton. In River Vale, they dedicated a day of the year as Natale Day.
Surviving are his wife, Grace (Turner) Natale of Rutland; three daughters, Cara Nalbach and her husband Roger of North Chittenden, Lisa Natale of Jefferson, N.Y., and Jo-Ann Natale of Rutland; a brother, Fortunado Natale and his wife Frances of Pembroke Pines, FL; four grandchildren, Justin and Cody Nalbach, and Jaedon and Jossalin Natale; and nieces and nephews
He was predeceased by a brother, John Natale.
Funeral services will be held Monday at 11 a.m. at Christ the King Church in Rutland. Officiating will be the Rev. James Dodson, Parochial Vicar. A reception will follow.
Visiting hours will be held Sunday, February 3, 2013, from 1 to 3 p.m. at Clifford Funeral Home in Rutland.
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Many people believe that a manned mission to Mars is a venture best left to the next generation. They're wrong. We have in hand all the required technologies; we don't need to build giant spaceships, a lunar base, or a space station grander than the one we have. Instead, we can go straight to Mars in relatively small spacecraft powered by boosters like those that carried Apollo astronauts to the moon 40 years ago.
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In the spring of 2014, a heavy-lift booster similar to Apollo's Saturn V launches from Cape Canaveral and uses its upper stage to throw an unmanned payload weighing 40 metric tons onto a trajectory to Mars. The payload includes an Earth return vehicle (ERV) that will eventually bring a human crew home; it's carried to Mars with its two methane-oxygen propulsion stages empty. Also on board are 6 metric tons of liquid hydrogen, a 100-kilowatt nuclear reactor mounted in the back of a truck that is also fueled by methane and oxygen, a set of compressors, an automated chemical-processing unit, and a few scientific rovers.
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Kevin, Judy, David, Coco and Blue
One year ago today our world came to a screeching halt. Our trail companion and beloved dog Emma left this plane of existence to chase squirrels and birds on the other side of the Rainbow Bridge. For now we are separated, but she lives on in our hearts. If there is hope and faith left in the world we will one day be together again, hiking muddy trails and stopping to sniff the wildflowers. We returned today to the mountains she hiked with us on the last day of her life, Belknap and Gunstock. We did not have the heart, nor could we make ourselves follow the same route we took on that day one year ago. Someday we will.
On this day we once again hiked from the east side, up the Brook Trail from the parking lot at Gunstock, a route we had also taken with her many times. The brook was flowing well, with quite a bit of snow still left on the ski trails left to melt. As we stopped to choose our paths across the gushing brook as the trail winds its way back and forth from one bank to the other, I swear I can still see her trot through the water and up the other side, but I know it is only the memory that lives on inside me, and gives me the strength for my next few steps.
David is with us again today, and he has brought along Linda's Blue and his newly rescued dog, Coco, (Coconuts). Blue was a great friend and trail buddy with Emma, who tolerated many dogs, but truly seemed to like Mr. Blue. He was with us last year on her last hike and it was only fitting that he return with us to mark the day this year. He and Coco have come a long way in two short weeks to becoming trail buddies. There is a still a ways to go, but it seems success is a distinct possibility where it was a question mark a short time ago. The dogs bound off ahead, disappearing and reappearing at intervals, thoroughly enjoying the trail and the freedom it had brought them yet again.
As we rose up the trail we crossed the ski trails at different junctures. It had been a good snow year and there was still a pretty good amount of it packed down and covering most of the trails. We saw someone taking a few turns with his dog chasing him the whole way. He only hiked up a short way and ran out of snow, but as we hiked further up the mountain we could see that he should have gone higher as well as some pretty good runs could still have been made. In the damp forest and glades we could tell that spring was trying hard to take control. There were ferns and bracken starting to poke up, and I found some trillium that had not yet flowered.
We reached the junction where the trail intersects with those going south to Belknap and north to Gunstock. There is a wet puddle where snowmelt makes a seasonal brook and I stopped for a moment remembering the last photograph I had taken of our little girl wallowing in the mud here. In my mind's eye I could still see her, old, but not struggling. If I had known her time was so rapidly approaching I would have carried her down the mountain, but brave little dog that she was she carried herself. Later that day she carried her tired little body into the emergency vet's hospital as she wrestled with congestive heart failure. When I think of how brave she was that day I well up inside…
We followed the trail south towards Belknap, first descending slightly to the col, then rising up the north flank. A couple hundred yards before reaching the summit there is a viewpoint that has a nice log to sit on and one of the best built cairns I have ever seen. We've begun to call this spot "Emma's Outlook". It is the last expansive view she would ever have in this world. She stood and looked out as she always did whenever there was a view to be had. Out she looked, across Lake Winnepesaukee to the Ossipee Mountains then north to the Sandwich Range. There was not a one her tiny legs had not carried her to the top of. Beyond them all, glistening like a crown jewell, rose Mount Washington, snow covered and splendid. Could she see that far? I like to think she could…
Today there were to be no such views. The sky had darkened and a cold rain began to pelt us as we stood in this spot, gazing at the fog above the lake and the storm clouds which enveloped the Ossipees beyond. We stood at the cairn and found the rocks from home we had added. A friend had built the cairn in Emma's honor when he heard of her passing. I have to say, it means an awful lot to us. We had brought a couple of stuffed animals, small replicas we had made of Emma, hand-made of sheep's wool by a sweet girl who makes these Woofin' Woolies.
She made us one to represent young Emma, whose face was almost completely black, and one to represent an older Emma, whose face was almost completely white. She paid exceptional attention to detail, and we are very thankful to have them. I stood them on the highest rock of the cairn and they stared out over the gray lake as the rain turned to sleet and the mountain gods seemed to shed their tears as well. We donned our rain jackets and gathered up our things as we wiped a tear or two and choked back the rest.
We continued on to the summit and the fire tower where I hoped I would find the Fire Warden/Trail Adopter who had built the cairn for Emma, but the tower and fire warden's cabin were locked and did not appear to have been opened yet for the season. We stood on the porch of the cabin for a bit to see if the rain would let up. When it did David and I made a quick trip up the tower, but there was little to see except passing clouds. As we began our descent back the way we had come the sun came out and the sky cleared. I found some more trillium beside the trail. Now rain soaked its water droplets glistened in the bright sun as steamy wisps of fog raced along the high meadow. I felt my Emma there…
We returned to the col, then up to the junction and then continued north towards Gunstock. The dogs continued to bound along, now on the trail, now off. As we rose up to the open summit of Gunstock the clouds had once again taken over and within minutes, just as we sat at the picnic tables of the pub and looked out towards the Ossipees, the sleet came again. I stood under the eave and ate my sandwich, dogs at my feet hoping for a bite, or better, that I would drop it. As quickly as it came the shower left again, leaving ice pellets in the dog's fur. We began our way down towards Mount Rowe.
I found several places along the trail that were covered in Trailing Arbutus, more commonly known as Mayflower. As we descended to another col and began to scramble up and along the ridge on the way to Rowe we came across some Hepatica. Here we could turn and see the two hills we had already crossed, and the many ski trails still covered in snow now facing us. The sun ducked in and out of the clouds and warmed us to the bone which was a nice change from being on the tower in the cold rain and feeling my hands freeze on the cold railing. My leg now sore I lagged behind the others on the descent, taking my time and stopping to photograph the Mayflower which I found in beautiful patches of pink and white. A little shadow trotted along beside me...
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Mrs. Margaret Elois Boyd Engle, 83, of Greensboro, departed from this life on Tuesday, Oct. 2, 2012, at Friends Home Guilford.
Funeral Services will be held at 11:00 a.m. Friday, Oct. 5, 2012, at Christ Wesleyan Church, with Pastor Jonathan Lewis officiating. Burial will follow at Lakeview Memorial Park Cemetery on Hwy. 29.
Mrs. Engle was born Feb. 25, 1929, to the late Erma Collins and William Carly Boyd, in Harnett County. She was a faithful member of Christ Wesleyan Church, attended Bessemer High School, and retired from Proctor and Gamble. Elois was a loving and devoted wife, mother, grandmother, great-grandmother, sister, and friend. She enjoyed nothing more in life than spending time with her family and friends. In addition to her parents, Elois was preceded in death by her husband of 47 years, Elmer Lavern Engle; brothers, Edward Boyd, Edgerton Boyd, and Pete Boyd.
Those left to cherish her memory include her three daughters, Vicki Taylor (Bill), Glenda Smith (Keith) all of Greensboro, and LeeSa Cornelius of Yadkinville; grandchildren, Shane Taylor (Christina), Kristin Staley (David), Dana Lawson (Mark), Stuart Smith, (Mary), Ashten Moxley (Davey), and Derek Cornelius (Karlie); great-grandchildren, Katlyn Kiger, Traeten Moxley, Clayton Staley, and Lorelei Staley; sisters, Essie Faye Chavis and Elaine Martin; and numerous dear friends.
The family will receive friends from 6 until 8 p.m. Thursday evening, Oct. 4, 2012, at Hanes-Lineberry N. Elm St. Chapel.
The family would like to express heartfelt thanks to the Birches Staff at Friends Home.
Memorial contributions may be made to Christ Wesleyan Church 2400 S. Holden Rd., Greensboro, NC 27407 or to the charity of one's choice.
Online condolences may be made to www.haneslineberryfuneralhomes.com.


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Fortunately, it's quite easy to make a soft, conductive writing tool using some pretty basic materials. All you need is a pencil, an anti-static sock, and some patience to cut and sew it all together.
Step 1: Gather the materials
1. A pencil or pen (the non-pointy side is the side you'll be drawing with on your touchscreen).
2. An anti-static sock (such as this one, with X-Static in the foot area which contains conductive silver thread).
3. Scissors to cut the sock.
4. Needle and thread to stitch it together.
Step 2: Cutting the sock
Step 3: Stitch it up
Next, (see second picture) cut the rectangular section of anti-static sock material to be slightly shorter than the pencil's length. Then stretch the sock to so that it cover the pencil's entire length and hook it on the pencil's tip (this makes sewing it easier since the material is stretchy).
Finally (see third picture) sew up the rest of the sock alongside the pencil, leaving a gap between the two sewn sections so you can easily take the pencil out.
here have a look at my stylus
i use an antenna and some foil for condctive part
I just wish I could know if my socks had that stuff...
In China, I have seen in the BBS
still i own multiple iphones and to be honest i never have had the feeling i need a stylus
I am not against it or anything,
but I heard from news that Koreans' are using hot-dog sausages as a stylus, during winter, so as no need to take off their gloves.
Here's the link: The Snack Sausage as iPhone/Touchscreen Stylus
What you need to do, though, is to wrap it tightly with some extra cotton, to make it about double the original thickness (still much less thick than a finger).
Also, wrap it all the way up to the place where you are going to hold it - apparently it needs (wet) contact with your fingers to work on the screen!
normal stylus' go tip-wise, this looks like its to big to be really precise.
i think this is a true Ipad stylus XD


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Secondary School Admissions Test
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National Signing Day Press Conference
Faculty Senate
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Magic City Jazz Festival
Softball - Away
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Wrestling Room Dedication
Magic City Jazz Festival Concert
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ACT test
WDA Wrestling
Summer Job Opportunities for Students
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M-Life: Comedian Seaton Smith
Student Speaker: Joe Davis "I am Second"
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When it gets really cold, like it is right now, workers in Chicago take advantage of one of the city's little known assets: the Pedway. This mostly underground path—with a few covered pedestrian bridges thrown in—allows workers to shuffle to and from work without getting battered by the elements. As I found out, you can also eat down there. More


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Our Great and Glorious God
Beauty is around us everywhere, seen in the handiwork of God in nature and in the works of the artists whom He has gifted in His common grace. But while all of these things are beautiful, they pale in comparison ...Read More
The Testimony of Christ
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The Right Reverend David L. Hicks, Bishop of the Reformed Episcopal Diocese of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, delivered the Address at the 2013 Commencement ceremony of Cummins Theological Seminary on Saturday, May 11, 3:00 p.m., in Summerville, SC. In his Address, Hicks encouraged the graduates to "hold your ministry in high esteem; hold yourself in low esteem; and hold your tongue!"
Bishop Hicks is the Chancellor and President of Reformed Episcopal Seminary, Philadelphia, where he is also Associate Professor of New Testament Languages and Literature. He is a candidate for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) at Westminster Theological Seminary, Glenside, PA.
During the Commencement, Seminary President, the Very Rev. Dr. Julius Barnes, awarded two Master of Divinity (M.Div.) degrees to Lowcountry students: The Reverend Mikle Jenkins, of Pineville, and Mrs. Julia P. White, of Summerville. Jenkins is the Rector of Christ Church, John's Island, SC.
Cummins Seminary is located at 705 S. Main Street, Summerville, on the former campus of the Pinewood School. The Seminary is a Christian Education ministry in the Anglican tradition of the Reformed Episcopal Diocese of the Southeast. The Commencement was held in nearby Bethel A.M.E. Church, followed by a reception and refreshments for the new graduates.
On the Friday evening before Commencement, the Seminary Alumni Association held their Annual Fellowship Banquet where 160 alumni, friends, and family gathered in New Bethel Church, North Charleston. As a surprise recognition at the Banquet, the Association presented Bishop Sanco K. Rembert with a plaque and purse in gratitude for his 63 years of faithful service to the Seminary as former President and Dean. At age 90, Rembert continues to teach at the Seminary as Professor of Old Testament English Bible. He is also a candidate for the Doctor of Ministry (D.Min.) degree at Erskine Theological Seminary in Due West, SC.
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OK, I'm home and here to report. My bp at the Dr this am was 143/92, but the NST was good (reactive hb, lots of movement and still no contractions, which is good). Also, my urine only showed a very slight trace of protein. BP is obviously slowly climbing, but Dr. says that as long as everything else is good, he wants to keep going a little longer. He's still waiting for my bp to go to 150's/100's and stay there before he'll consider me in the "danger zone". He did spend a long time explaining to me that I may not make it to our scheduled delivery date of 11/19 (DUH), and that at this point he's really only looking at a week ahead at a time and if I can make it to my next appt next Fri he'll be happy. OK, we'll see. At the rate my bp has been climbing it could hit that danger zone early to mid next week. Of course it could be tomorrow or not at all. Who knows, right?
So anyway, I feel a bit better about it all, knowing the NST and urine dip passed the tests today. How do you all feel about the situation? Any thoughts for me?
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Indoor Flea Market
The Boone County Fair is Sponsoring a Flea Market at the Madison Civic Center on April 6, 2013 from 8:30 am to 3 pm. Spots are $15 which includes 1 table.
Payment is required in advance. Call Virginia at 304-245-8113. Checks payable to: Boone County Fair, P.O. Box 127,
Van, WV 25206.
BMH Auxiliary Scholarships
Boone Memorial Hospital Auxiliary has set a deadline date for their 2013 scholarships. The auxiliary presents 7 scholarships per year for students who are pursuing an education in the medical field.
The scholarships include three $1,000 scholarships and four $500 dollar scholarships. You must have already been accepted into a medical program of study to be approved. The deadline for the submission of the applications is April 30, 2013.
The recipients will be notified before May 31, 2013.
You may pick up an application at the auxiliary desk at Boone Memorial Hospital on Monday through Friday, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. They should be returned to the same location before April 30th.
These scholarships are not limited to high school students, anyone pursuing a degree, or certification, in a medical field will be considered.
Madison Fire Department
The Madison FD is looking for public relations opportunities in the Madison Fire Protection District. Would you or your organization like to have firefighters come present fire safety/prevention, fire extinguisher training, CPR training, or a demonstration of some of our tools? Contact our Fire Prevention Officer Terri Duty by messaging us or emailing terriduty@hotmail
L.E.P.C. quarterly meeting
The quarterly meeting of the Boone County Local Emergency Planning Committee ( L.E.P.C.) will be at the Park Avenue Restaurant on March 29 at 1 pm. Lunch is on your own. All members are encouraged to attend and please bring a guest. Scott Smith from the American Red Cross will be our guest speaker. We will also be talking about the amateur radio operators in the county.
Madison Colts Midget League Football
The Madison Colts are now accepting resumes for coaching positions for the upcoming season. If you are interested in any of the coaching positions, which are: Football A, B, or C Team or Cheer A, B, or C Team.
Please send in a resume to Madison Colts, P.O. Box 514, Danville WV 25053, no later than March 22, 2013.
If you have any questions please feel free to contact Kim White, President at 304-946-5653.
BCARSE meeting
The Boone County Assn. of Retired School Employees (BCARSE) next meeting will be on Wednesday, April 17, and not on March 20 as originally planned. The meeting will be called to order at 10 a.m. at the Park Ave. Restaurant in Danville.
Trina Hager will present the program with information concerning the needs of home-bound patients. Recently, changes concerning these needs have been changed. She will bring us up to date on all of this available coverage.
Jenny Light, president, urges members to attend. Plan now to attend and enjoy the food, fun and fellowship. Door prizes will be awarded. 50/50 will be available. Judy Micheals will present the devotional.
The Boone County Joint Administrative Board will conduct a business meeting on Wednesday, March 20, 2013, beginning at 9 a.m., at 3505 Daniel Boone Parkway in Foster. This meeting is open to the public.
Neighborhood Watch meeting
The "Neighborhood Watch" meeting for the Ashford-Nellis area will be March 26, at 6 p.m. at the Nellis Church/Archives.
Foster homes and volunteers needed
Want to do something very rewarding? Boone County Animal Rescue Coalition (BARC) needs foster homes for dogs (short & long term) of different breeds, and sizes, including mixed breeds, etc. (and a few cats). We also need volunteer drivers to help transport dogs to rescue groups and help with fundraising. Please contact Cheri at email@example.com
2013 Photo Fund Drive
There will be a 2013 Photo Fund Drive at the Racine Volunteer Fire Department's Fire Station on Sunday, March 24. No appointment is needed and walk-ins are always welcome. All proceeds will go towards updating firefighting and rescue equipment, according to Fire Chief Jackie Hayes.
Appalachian Council Head Start/Pre-K
Appalachian Council Head Start is now accepting applications for the 2013-2014 school year. Children must be 3 or 4 years old by Sept. 1, 2013. Services are available for children with disabilities or special needs.
There is no fee required for entrance into Head Start.
Information needed to apply includes verification of income for a 12 month period, birth certificate from vital statistics, immunization record and social security card (optional).
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Low cost spay and neutering options for dogs and cats
Want to get your pet fixed and stop having endless litters of puppies and kittens? We are planning on taking some animals to a low cost spay & neuter clinic and we will need volunteer drivers also. Please contact Jeanne at 304-369-9301 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. Help stop pet overpopulation.
WV Woodland Owners Association 2013 Annual Meeting & Seminar
On Saturday, March 23, 2013, The Annual West Virginia Woodland Owners Association Meeting & Seminar will be held in Elkins.
The meeting will be held at the Wood Technology Center from 10 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. Lunch will be served from noon to 1 p.m. and will include a luncheon speaker.
A tour of the Wood Tech Center is scheduled from 2:30 to 3 p.m. Also, 5 (Category 1) CFE Credits are being offered.
For more information contact Ed Murriner at the WV Woodland Owners Association by phone hone at: 304-372-5307 or by e-mailing: firstname.lastname@example.com or: Dan Magill at 304-293- 9419; email@example.com
Free admission to Coal Scrip Show
The National Scrip Collectors Association, a not for profit group, will be holding its semi-annual show and meeting in Beckley on April 19, 2013, starting at 8 a.m. and ending at noon on the 20th. The meeting will be at the Country Inn & Suites at 2120 Harper Road in Beckley. Admission is free to the public.
Coal Scrip was the private currency of coal companies in over 612 towns in just West Virginia alone. In the mid-1950s scrip had all but disappeared as a method of labor payment. Coal scrip, like other obsolete currency, has survived and today is thriving in the hands of collectors.
At this show, there will be vendors, dealers and collectors that would offer their opinions as to the value of any scrip and maybe where to sell it, if desired.
Other mining memorabilia, artifacts, coal scrip books and catalogues usually have dealers too at the show.
Part of the purpose of the NSCA is to encourage the study and research of the history of coal mining companies as it relates to the usage of scrip tokens and the families that used it.
For more information, contact Bill Campbell by email at firstname.lastname@example.com or visit online at www.nationalscripcollectorsassociation.org
Madison Civic Center
The Madison Civic Center will be open from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday through Friday, for citizens to use to walk in this winter.
Veteran's Memorial
Madison VFW Post 5578 is building a Veteran's Memorial to honor mothers of veterans and veterans. Purchase a brick for $50.
Call 304-369-6248 or mail to Daniel Boone VFW Post 5578 Attn: Memorial Fund, P.O. Box 272, Madison, WV 25130. Post 5578 is constructing a Veteran Memorial to honor the mothers' of Veterans and Veterans.
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