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Taking the Library with You: VR Going Mobile
Reporting from Taking the Library With You: VR Going Mobile (the session will also be virtual on 7/7!). This started out on Twitter, but moved to the blog when Twitter went belly-up at the beginning of the session.
Moderator: Dr. Marie Radford from Rutgers University
Pam Sessoms from University of North Carolina / LibraryH3lp
Cathy Sanford from Contra Costa Libraries
Mary Carol Lindbloom from South Central Library Council / MyInfoquest.com
Each panelist provided a brief introduction, then Dr. Radford posed questions to the panel, and lastly the panel and moderator took questions from the audience. These are quick notes from the session to get them up quickly:
Sessoms: focusing on LibraryH3lp mobile. UNC using it on their mobile web page. Java/HTML/CSS. Light–More text than mobile
Sessoms: For SMS service,began with AOL hack–little traffic. Switched to Google voice going through LibraryH3lp.Slightly fragile
Sessoms: Not many in-depth reference from mobile reference interface. Librarians can tell that it is mobile from an avatar.
Sessoms: Librarians can be mobile or at desktop to answer SMS/Mobile/Chat. LibraryH3lp allows all to be transferred to queues.
Sanford: LibGudies, LibAnswers, SMS plus the rest. Staff multi-tasking while answering questions.
Sanford: Answer-me_this is favorite tool. Users automatically redirected to potential matches. Available when libraries aren't open. Knowledge database for staff.
Sanford: Answer-me-this for reference, reading recommendations, public can be involved. Pre-scripted responses mean quicker to answer all questions.
Sanford: Their philosophy is that everything you can do in the building, they want you to be able to do online.
Lindbloom: June 17 PewInternet Guide to Teens, Young Adults, Mobile Phones and Social Media—must read.
Lindbloom: Cell phones decreasing digital divide by allowing all to have access to the web. J
Lindbloom: Reasons for chat reference are the same reason to look at chat reference. www.myinfoquest.info. Libraries have # for users with three letter codes for each library. Nationwide with 70 libraries. Goal is 24/7. Now open 80 hrs/week for the summer.
Lindbloom: For VR Collaborative 10k-12k questions/yr. For SMS 7k/yr text reference request in that consortium. Goal is response time <10minutes. Lindbloom: Each library donates 2hrs/wk. Trouble with people not showing up for shifts. Usser/advisory meetings & training session. Using Altarama software, filtered into Gmail acct. Lindbloom: ww.myinfoquest.info for patrons. Hidden part of site holds PR, swapping desk shifts. Marketing to librarians and library users. "Txt 4 Answers" is the tagline they have evolved. Lindbloom: Find them on Facebook, Twitter. Project evaluation is ongoing. Just got IMLS grant to carry the project through another year. Testing out Text a Librarian, Gmail, 511, Altarama in July. Radford: QR = Quick Response codes you can aim a camera at and download information into the smartphone. Radford ?: What do you think are currently the 1-2 most important virtual apps for providing virtual services? What would you like to see in terms of apps in the next few years: Sessoms: Not a big proponents of apps for VR because they have to exist across platforms. Jabber apps to monitor IM can be used on the go—roaming reference models. HTML5 is going to be the big thing. Get electronic reference in mobile friendly formats will be important. As questions become more challenging, better e-books will be great. Sanford: Focused on library-service. Wants the outcome to be good for the patrons. Feels that QR codes will be useful in the future. Video chat will make a difference for VR—we will be F2F again. Lindbloom: Challenging to monitor questions through mobile device—would like those options to improve. QP quidgets could improve. QR have been around since 1994 for manufacturing applications. Create augmented reality walking tour with QR codes. Get up to a page of information from the code (4000 characters). Radford: QR/Augmented Reality = hyperlocal. Students took pic of call number on the screen from reference desk to carry with me to the desk. Also text-me-this-call-number. Circ stats have bounced in one library with this in their catalog. Students coming to the reference desk with call number on the phone. Marketing in SMS in elevators. Radford: How are you marketing your mobile VR services? Sanford: Be careful with branding. Go where your customers are—identify those places. Embed widget when they have a no result found that automatically opens IM widget. Find where they get stumped and market there. QR codes get library into the community virally. Sessoms: Traffic is slow at the beginning of new tech. People have to come to rely on them. Getting them mentioned in instruction sessions. Busier services seem to be in more urban environments (anecdotal). NYU has a busy texting services. Lindbloom: In 60-70 communities—half academic, half public--each marketing differently. Website has posters and suggestions. Start of the semester checklist for academic. One library has students working on a video to advertise SMS service. 6x3ft banner idea for parades, hang in the library. Door hangers, posters, lots of ideas on website. Barriers for success can be geography, hours available. Should mirror reference 24/7. Students using VR up until 1-2am. Radford: Perhaps texting is still being used for social interactions, and not "business" interactions. That may change over time with marketing, etc. Barrier is getting the word out—letting people know it exists. Most effective marketing is viral—recommended by friends or trusted people (librarians, teachers, faculty)…need to market to librarians as well as users. Library Instruction sessions are very important—demo it. Have students take out the cell and put the library's number in their contacts. Radford: Worried about being overwhelmed? It hasn't happened yet. Loves the banner idea—hang a banner in front of the library that says "Free WiFi" Radford: Social change with current devices or will it take more technology to affect change? Lindbloom: It comes down to broadband. Broadband initiatives are critical—still a lot of dumb phones out there. They will be replaced over time (like color TVs). Sessoms: We are all still trying to figure out how to serve our patrons. We are all still putting ourselves out there, trying to experiment, take risks and see what works. It will work itself out as the technology matures. Sanford: We need to be paying attention to change as it happens. Radford: Things are moving so rapidly, it's important to keep on top of societal shifts. ACRL 2025 report. Maybe no traditional students due to rising costs, etc. Globalization of privatization. Maybe for profit universities are taking most profitable undergraduate programs. Radford: New term "tree books" vs "e-books"—but still have to take into account energy produced in manufacturing e-books (actual higher energy cost than tree-books). Anywhere/anytime societal change. Modern office building structured around the paper. J Radford: In your experience how does the traffic coming from mobile VR users differ from that coming from other VR channels? Sessoms: Fewer hardcore research questions coming through SMS or mobile widget. More "nitty gritty" things, like book availability, study room availability, hours. They are on the go, trying to figure out if they want to stop in. Do get the occasional research question, but not as much as in traditional IM/Chat. Lindbloom: Questions are not as indepth in general for SMS: directional, "stump the librarian" questions. Treat every question with respect (future tax payers). Trying to establishing whether or not there is a real person behind the service with frivolous questions. For academics—let everyone know (admissions, etc.) know you are providing this service. Sanford: Mostly ready reference. Want the questions from the bar. Radford: Questions may seem frivolous, but users can sometimes value them differently. May be really important to that person. Treat the patrons with respect and they will come back. If they aren't treated well, they will remember forever. Only takes two characters to type "hi" Radford: They are chatting, IM'ing and texting the same question. Why? Cry for help—which method will be the most responsive. Who's going to be nice to me? Where will I get the best information? We need to answer with as much compassion as possible. Do people need to put software on their phones for QR Codes? Yes, you do have to have an app that is a barcode scanner to downloaded for your phone. Sanford is recommending particular QR Code reader. C Do you use a push document on VR? Sessoms: LibraryH3lp does. Does not happen all the time, but very convenient. E.g. If patron can't get the document, can send pdf of articles. Send scan of style guide. Lindbloom: do not push documents with SMS. What happens if you cannot answer a question, what do you do? Sessoms: We never say no. There has to be someone who knows more. "Let me get back to you" Tries to get email for follow-up. Lindbloom: There is no such thing as a question you can't answer. Radford: Refer people to subject expert rather than giving a half-assed answer. But ask if it's okay to do the follow-up referral. Sanford: LibGuides are owned by subject specialists so patrons have access. Sessoms: Notion of wanting a good answer really important in usability studies—on subject pages give them directly to a subject experts. If a library wants to start a VR reference but only has funds and staff to do one thing—what should they do? Lindbloom: Join Infoquest Sessoms: Start Meebo for free: IM, widget, etc. Smartphones are expensive. Do you offer smartphones for librarians to train? Sanford: No. Tech savvy staff. Lindbloom: Users are coming to the library with multiple devices and wanting to know what content the library has for each. We need to know what we have that works on what platform. New pathfinders. Sessoms: They do have iPod Touches for staff to learn what it's like to use the mobile browser. Radford: Librarians aren't accessing questions from a smartphone, but on the dashboard on their computer. How does the collaborative reference work with your database providers, copyright, etc.? Lindbloom: Comes up with collaborative reference. They have a sense of what the other libraries subscribed to in terms of databases (not as detailed as questionpoint). Leave it up to each library. It's a grey area. Maybe less reference in text reference because there is less depth to the information needed for things like definitions. Sanford: Talk to vendors in advance about anything they are doing and ask them about limitations. Most have said none. Do not want them to impede a sale, but beyond that, nothing. Sessoms: In North Carolina they have a state-wide pool of resources to draw from, which includes the major databases. Judicial fair use. Speaker on Saturday discussed making videos about how to use the catalog and then email them. Is that possible with SMS? Sessoms: That could be done easily through Jing and then shorten the link with bit.ly. That could be great. Sanford: We would like to incorporate that into LibAnswers. We don't want them getting a no response and nowhere to go. Lindbloom: Using Jing for other things…thinks it's a great idea. How much traffic do you get through facebook or other social media? Sessoms: Very little chat traffic on Facebook. Some of the best results has been for looking at renovation in progress or special collections blogs. Sanford: Not a lot of chat through FB. Use facebook to recommend books, when they will get comments in response. A different level of virtual reference. Lindbloom: Not seeing traffic through FB. Eastern Illinois has been getting VR questions through FB. App on FB pushing to Questionpoint. Can you post hours with Meebo? What are the core hours to be available? Sessoms: With Meebo the widget will show whether you are online or offline. You post your hours on your webpage. You can have your widget disappear when you are not online. Spikes in the afternoon, lull at dinner, then peaks again in the evening. Radford: Peak hours correspond to in-house traffic. When you are busy f2f you will also be busy online. I wish I was married to my programmer. Do you know of a client for blackberry on the library end? Sessoms: Yes, any Jabber client. When you had embedded a widget in your online catalog for null result, what happens when people are offline? Sanford: Goes to email Do you use shorthand for SMS reference? Do you excuse poor grammar? Sessoms: Use the lingo if the patron uses it first. Radford: Mirror patron behavior. Have any panelists fielded geneology questions through VR? Any suggestions about how to make it satisfying for the patron? Lindbloom: Direct them to the library. Text ref is a segue into library services. It establishes a relationship with the library user. Sanford: Sends to subject guide on LibGuides. Sessoms: Refer questions to state library or North Carolina collection. Pam mentioned all these iterations of software. What do all the changes in software do to marketing? Sessoms: Opaque to patrons. Librarians have had more difficulties To reach patrons, use patrons using local media, youtube, etc. We just ask for phone numbers if the text is too complicated.


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Thursday night was another great evening of basketball for the Lady Dinos, as they ripped apart the Lady Hawks of North Sanpete, 75-54.
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A native of nearby Bloomsburg, Dean Robbins received his Ph.D. in Social Psychology from the University of Nevada, Reno and served as a behavioral sciences faculty member before moving into higher education administration and adjunct teaching since 1996. He has developed academic advising programs at two separate institutions and headed advising programs at four institutions, receiving the NACADA/ACT Outstanding Institutional Advising Award in 1998 while at Washburn University and the NACADA (National Academic Advising Association) Research Grant Award in 1999. He has served as Chair of the Kansas Academic Advising Network, Chair of the NACADA Research Committee, Chair of the NACADA Summer Institute Advisory Board, Chair of the NACADA Assessment Institute Advisory Board, and has been a member of numerous NACADA task forces, advisory boards, and committees including the NACADA Council and NACADA Executive Board of Directors. He was a facilitator at the first two NACADA Administrators' Institutes, and served as a faculty member at the 2005-2013 Assessment Institutes and the 2006-2013 NACADA Summer Institutes. In addition, he served as a faculty member at the first two NACADA Research Symposia in 2009 and 2010.
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This year, for the first time, three agencies teamed up to collect monetary donations and school supplies for income-eligible families in Canton, Hermon, DeKalb, Russell, Edwards and Lisbon.
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Police prepare barricades outside the Intermediate People's Court on... News PhotoBo Xilai,Boundary,Courthouse,Guilt,Horizontal,Jinan,Law,Police Force,Politician,Preparation,Sentencing,Shandong ProvincePhotographer MARK RALSTONCollection: AFP 2013 AFPPolice prepare barricades outside the Intermediate People's Court on the eve of the sentencing of disgraced politician Bo Xilai in Jinan, Shandong Province on September 21, 2013. The verdict in the case of China's fallen political star Bo Xilai, due on September 22, will cap an extraordinary scandal involving bribes, murder, illicit love, political infighting, and a colourful yet tightly controlled trial. Even before the stunning five-day hearing last month, the downfall of the once-powerful Bo was already the most sensational drama in decades to rock the ruling Communist Party and its prized stability. AFP PHOTO / Mark RALSTON (Photo credit should read MARK RALSTON/AFP/Getty Images)


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By CHARLES M. JONESHelper
As a child when we went camping or fishing my parents always made my brothers and I clean up the camp, picnic or fishing areas including everyone else's trash that was left. That has always stuck with me.
Over the last 20 years we've lost access to a lot of places due to the inconsiderate people that have left their trash. Places such as Grassy Lake in East Carbon, most of San Rafael, places like Scofield, and many other lakes and streams. Now we have to walk to certain places, you can no longer park by certain lakes or streams to go fishing. My wife and I went up to Scofield below the dam to fish in the stream, it was full of trash, oil cans, old tires, beer bottles, cigarette butts, shopping bags and used condoms. It was disgusting. What is wrong with these people? Why can't people pick up after themselves?
Well the way I see it, we have groups of people like the Sierra Club taking access from us because of the people who dump trash, pollute rivers, streams and lakes, go off of designated trails and roads giving the environmentals more ammunition to use against us. We need to have youth groups with their parents go out for clean up days, teaching our youth to take care of our God givin country, this beautiful land that is ours. When we see someone throwing trash in the lakes, streams and rivers or destroying our land, get the license plate number from their vehicle, take a picture if you have a camera, then turn them and the pictures into the proper authorities.
We need to stand up and fight, giving every effort to stop the closure of our freedomsinthis God givin' country.


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I am using Opensuse for the first time.
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With its continuous shooting speed of approximately 8.5 frames-per-second, the EOS-1D Mark II N is fast. This amazing speed is achieved even when recording in the Large JPEG setting (approx. 3,504 x 2,336 pixels) - a major triumph. 8.5 fps are maintained during maximum bursts of 48 shots (22 shots in RAW). Bursts are first recorded to the cameras internal memory to ensure maximum speed and then transferred to memory cards for storage. The number of shots remaining during a burst is displayed on the right side of the viewfinder.
Photographers can expect an exceptional degree of performance and reliability on par with any film camera they've ever used. Speedy shooting is achieved with lightning-fast 45-point AF, sophisticated tracking and predictive AF technology combined with precise, instant metering, no matter the setting. Shutter lag is a paltry 55 milliseconds. Starting up in 0.2 sec., the EOS-1D Mark II N demonstrates its speed immediately.
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Since 2010, Mr. Martin had been manager of Massena Operations – the longest continually operating aluminum facility in the world. There, he led significant improvements in production, financial performance, safety and employee engagement, including a safe and successful restart of the Massena East Plant in 2011.
John has held positions of increasing responsibility in Alcoas smelting technical and production areas, most recently as Massena operations manager, where he oversaw significant operational and financial performance improvements, said Bob Wilt, chief operating officer of Global Primary Products. His plant-level experience combined with a demonstrated focus on execution will be key to achieving continued improvements among our U.S.-based Global Primary Products facilities.
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It has been demonstrated that prolonged delay between cancer diagnosis and the start of radiation therapy (RT) is associated with decreased local control in head and neck cancer. This study sought to evaluate if a delay in administration of RT had an adverse outcome on PSA outcome following treatment of patients with localized prostate cancer. This question has not been extensively studied in the past. However, an abstract recently reported at the American Urology Association (AUA) conference earlier this year stated that a delay of greater than 3 months between diagnosis and prostatectomy led to worse outcome in patients with high-risk localized prostate cancer.
Materials and Methods
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This study demonstrates that high-risk patients with localized prostate cancer have worse PSA survival if there is a delay between diagnosis and RT of > 2.5 months. This may be explained in part by the greater risk of disease dissemination during the delay period in patients with higher risk disease. Similarly, these high-risk patients are also more likely to have local disease progression during this time delay. Both of these aspects could lead to PSA failure by ASTRO criteria, and thus to lowered PSA survival.
Future studies might look closer at low-risk patients to determine what the maximal length of "safe" delay really is, as there may be a point beyond 2.5 months at which disease burden is no longer controllable with local RT alone. This study had very few patients whose delay extended beyond 6 months. Longer follow-up of this subgroup is needed to help answer these questions.
Regarding the high-risk group, this study raises the question of whether increasing the RT dose or adding hormonal agents to RT might overcome and counteract the increased failure risk caused by the time delay.
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you can add to the user path also by editing the file ~/.bash_profile
so if you add stuff to /root/.bash_profile, you will be able to change it
Ok, if the user path is stored in /etc/profile, Where is the Superuser path stored?? I sure would like to find the file so I can change the sucker!!!
Thanx in advance.
you can add to the user path also by editing the file ~/.bash_profile
so if you add stuff to /root/.bash_profile, you will be able to change it
When I edited the file /root/.bash_profile there was no PATH statement listed. I put a statement of PATH=...., saved and rebooted - nothing happened. I am using a Libranet distro, maybe root PATH is stored somewhere else?
Thanx again for your help.
it should be something like export PATH=$PATH:/what/ever/else
Could not get it to change the su path. Must be set some place else.
Both the user path and superuser path should be in /etc/profile.Originally Posted by WarLockLord
Whay are you trying to change it?
Jim H
Well I will explain, in my quest to make things work under Linux, (peer-to-peer, gaim, etc) I noticed that when I loaded programs as user they would sometimes install, however, when I loaded them as SU they rarely loaded. Further, I noticed, for example, Java could be found as user but not as SU, this struck me as very odd. Going in circles is not something I have done since my days with DOS, and here I was going in circles, trying to do, what I have become used to, the simple things such as load a program, update a program, or add buttons to the taskbar. Anyways, it dawned on me one night, DOS, maybe the paths were different. So I spent some time searching on the web, and lo and behold the 'set' command shows among other things PATH. And wouldn't you know it the PATH of user was different than SU, not even similar. So, I thought maybe if I could make them the same, I could get stuff to install and maybe even get a "global" install rather than a "user" install.
They are supposed to be different and are that way for a reason. It is called security. Emulating windoze when it comes to system security is ....well... :POriginally Posted by WarLockLord
On a linux system only the root user is allowed to install anything globally. You are doing something that is not "the linux way" of doing things.
Can you describe how you are installing programs, so we can figure out what you are doing wrong.
Jim H
First, there were two programs that I wanted to add, one an update (gaim), and the second an install (LimeWire). Let's leave the update alone for now since that seems to be different than a clean install. LimeWire comes as a .bin file, I have learned that to execute a .bin file you need to issue the command ./<file name>.bin. I have deduced from trial and error that to install a program globally you need to be signed in as root (su). Before remembering about PATHs, I executed the ./LimeWire.bin file as su at the Eterm command line, and received the error message that you needed Java Virtual Machine installed on the computer. Well, I knew that Java was installed because I installed it, out of habbit, prior to installing StarOffice, even though it seems that Linux StarOffice does not support it. I then signed out as su and signed in as user and got the same error message. This process is what led me to the issue of PATH. I found where the user PATH is stored, and changed the user PATH to include the exact location of the JavaVM, made sure I was signed in as user and the program installed. This, is what led me to find out what, where, why and how the su PATH is stored. What follows are both PATHs as they currently show using the set command at the Eterm command line signed in as user and superuser:
Program files that are downloaded are saved to: /home/matt/downloads.
I am using a distro from Libranet, I also have downloaded the latest distro from Mandrake. Maybe I should change?
Thanks for all your help!!
Well lets try and figure out how Libranet sets the path.
Is there a directory named /etc/profile.d?
If there is see here.
Post a copy of /etc/profile. I want to see the contents.
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RSP Asteri 3 LED front light £71.99
A real lighting contender: add some side windows and it would be even better
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A very well made light with a great run time, the Asteri 3 is an excellent choice if your commute takes you beyond the city limits. It's a pity there's no side visibility but apart from that there's plenty to like.
The Asteri 3 is a chunky torch-style light with an internal Lithium Ion battery. Constructed from Aluminium with a single 3W LED to the fore it's a well sealed unit and nicely finished too. There's a single push button switch to cycle the modes (high power, low power and flashing) and the mount is a quick release affair that adapts fairly easily to standard or oversize bars.
We measured the output of the light at 503 lux at 2m, which is comparable to the slightly more expensive Niterider MiNewt USB we tested not so long ago (530 lux at 2m). The Asteri has a fairly narrow beam and as such is best on road. It doesn't fall off too sharply so there's enough peripheral light to get your bearings. The beam is plenty bright enough for pootling along unlit lanes and even the occasional offroad excursion if you're not after a personal best time. Like most torch-style front lights it gets the standard point deducted for having no side visibility. Come on guys, it's not rocket science: all you need is a drill and a couple of bits of plastic.
35mm (56mm effective), 1s, f5.6, ISO800, Milk carton markers at 10, 20, 30m
The best thing about this light is the run time. Given its size you might expect it to fizzle out after a couple of hours – especially since it's quite bright – but it'll go for over 6 hours on full beam with no problems, and after that you can have another 3 hours of low beam before the battery finally gives up. That's enough light for an all-night excursion right there in a tiny torch, it really is extraordinary what these lighting chaps can achieve these days. Once you have run out of juice you're an overnight charge with the supplied mains adaptor away from another full night of illumination.
There's plenty of good lights for this kind of money and RSP might not be the first name you'd think of but make no mistake, this little light is a real contender for your cash. Add some side windows for next year and it'll be even better.
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Make and model: RSP Asteri 3 LED front light
Size tested: n/a
Did you enjoy using the product? Yes
Would you consider buying the product? Yes
Would you recommend the product to a friend? Yes
About the tester
Age: 36
I usually ride: whatever I\'m testing... My best bike is: Trek 1.5 with Ultegra 6700
I've been riding for: 10-20 years I ride: Every day I would class myself as: Experienced
I regularly do the following types of riding: time trialling, commuting, sportives, general fitness riding, fixed/singlespeed, mtb, Mountain Bike Bog Snorkelling, track
Wish they used Lumens so we could compare intensities with the competition like 240 lumens from Hope Vision one.
Looks nice and neat though.
(Is it 500/2m = lumens? if so it's pretty on a par with 250 lumens for 6hrs is pretty dam good!)
posted by Zaskar [137 posts]
26th March 2010 - 23:03
We can't measure lumens (it's complicated and we're simple folk) but we *can* measure lux and we'll be posting the scores of every light we test from now on.
The claimed output of the Asteri is 200 lumens but with the Niterider claiming 110 lumens is a bit brighter by our measurement, so you can see that that it's a minefield out there...
For the amount of light it puts out, and the size, it's an amazing run time though.
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Rumors are starting to fly surrounding the price of the upcoming myTouch 3G Slide Phone from T-Mobile. Recent speculation has this new device hitting retail stores with a price of $399.99 on an Even More Plus plan and $149.99 with an Even More plan after a $50 mail in rebate. This is also an option to pay $23 per month over 20 months. While this is the same price T-Mobile is asking for the original and slide-less myTouch 3G I am not so sure that these rumors are accurate. Also, this new T-Mobile handset was originally set to be released on June 2nd but it is sounding more and more like it will be released on June 16th.
While it would be great if the new myTouch 3G Slide was released as the same price as the original myTouch 3G it is unlikely that a newer and better device will be released for the same price. I would expected the myTouch 3G Slide to be slight more expensive than the original but not too much more where it would scare off consumers.
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MALONE An investigation against the owners of emaciated horses in Moira has been dropped and no arrests will be made, according to state police.
State police received several calls May 29 about possible animal cruelty to three horses, according to Trooper Jennifer Fleishman, public information officer for Troop B.
Moira Town Supervisor Cindy Gale said the horses used to be on Clark Street and were moved to Best Road this summer.
Owners Frank Burgess and Brenda Waite Shampo said they received the horses in the same condition a few months ago, according to state police.
Trooper Fleishman said Monday that the horses recently were moved to an undisclosed location. Mr. Burgess and Ms. Shampo still own one of the horses, police said. They could not be reached for comment.
Veterinarian Julie Clas determined it was doing much better, so they will keep it, Franklin County District Attorney Derek P. Champagne said, referring to reports he received from the state police.
Ms. Gale recounted an unpleasant conversation with Ms. Shampo in May.
She told me she was trying to fix them up and that she got them like that, Ms. Gale said in June. She said she contacted police after the confrontation.
Mr. Champagne said police visited the area no fewer than 20 times, and Trooper Fleishman said the visiting officer always found plenty of water and food.
Ms. Gale said that was because other residents were feeding them.
Mr. Champagne said one of the horses had to be taken to an equine facility for better nourishment and treatment.
Despite calls to police, he said, no one had provided a sworn statement or evidence that the animals were being abused.
Someone needs to come forward with a sworn statement from the New York State Police that there is an alleged crime, he said. No one has given a sworn statement to me.
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News about John Coltrane, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
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The Miracle of Coltrane: Dead at 40, Still Vital at 75
Performing artists like John Coltrane don't usually become famous. He was quiet, generous, even-tempered, honest, unjudgmental. There are no published reports of his flying off the handle, and he had no apparent gift for public relations.December 7, 2001 moviesNews
Coltrane at 75: the Man and the Myths
Today is the 75th anniversary of Coltrane's birth, and his influence on jazz and other forms of music shows no sign of waning.September 23, 2001 artsNews
Hearing Coltrane Through Young Ears and Old
"Coltrane Serenade," the Friday night concert at Alice Tully Hall, broke away from the format of previous Classical Jazz tributes, choosing revisionism over re-creation. It didn't try to replicate the great saxophonist's impassioned performances, although transcriptions of Coltrane solos are available.August 12, 1991 artsReview
In the Coltrane Groove
John Coltrane's music is rarely played anymore. The contributions of the saxophonist, who died in 1967, are taken for granted now.May 26, 1990 artsReview
A Tribute to Coltrane's Spirit
Twenty years after John Coltrane's death, his music continues to attract new listeners and make new converts.September 25, 1987 artsNews
A Wide-Ranging Lineup for Lincoln Center Out of Doors
Performances at the Lincoln Center Out of Doors Festival will include country music, dance, indie-rock and more.
April 30, 2014, Wednesday
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Reviving the House Coltrane Built
The reactivation of Impulse Records, the storied former home of the saxophonist John Coltrane, reflects a larger turnaround for major-label jazz divisions.
April 23, 2014, Wednesday
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Channeling Coltrane With Sweep and Verve
The Jazz at Lincoln Center Orchestra interpreted, built on or simply played Coltrane selections, many of them from the 1960s.
October 29, 2012, Monday
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Jazz & Colors Announces Its Lineup
The free concert on Nov. 10 will see 30 jazz acts performing the same two sets of songs throughout Central Park.
October 22, 2012, Monday
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Chasin' 'Trane'
Ravi Coltrane has made an album that lives up to his father's legend.
August 12, 2012, Sunday
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Growing Up Coltrane
Ravi Coltrane's highly personal playlist of his favorite tracks featuring his mom and dad.
August 10, 2012, Friday
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Steve Jobs to Receive a Grammy
Steve Jobs will be honored with a Grammy Award for innovations that "revolutionized the industry and how music was distributed and purchased," the recording academy said.
December 22, 2011, Thursday
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Remembering Sounds That Coltrane Built
Reggie Workman, the principal bassist on the original John Coltrane recording of "Africa/Brass," performed all the music from that album with his African-American Legacy Project.
October 31, 2011, Monday
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A Love Still Supreme, but a House in Ruins
John Coltrane's house in Long Island, where he lived and composed some of his immortal jazz, is crumbling and in need of restoration.
July 3, 2011, Sunday
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Coltrane's Final Home Declared Endangered
The final residence of John Coltrane, a ranch-style home in Dix Hills, N.Y., where he composed his masterpiece ''A Love Supreme,'' is now among the 11 most endangered historic places in the country, the National Trust for Historic Preservation is to...
June 16, 2011, Thursday
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PORT ST. LUCIE -- Vegas enjoys hanging out in the dinette with owners Dave and Margie Hedgecock as they read the paper or dine.
PORT ST. LUCIE -- "This Tuesday night at 8:30 p.m., "Tinkerbelle" walked into our bedroom extension and quickly found a warm place to hide. Tinky, as I call her, looked at me saying 'Me Cold' ??
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SEBASTIAN -- Rico and Ponsho love to rest under the palm tree.
SEBASTIAN -- Barney is a dog who belongs to Rich and Diane Haller of Sebastian
STUART -- "I want the Buckeyes to win."
FORT PIERCE -- This is my beautiful boy Prince on top of the fridge - one of his favorite places to hang out!!
FORT PIERCE -- A friend's dog, Shazam.
FORT PIERCE -- Bug is relaxing while visiting his "grandparents" John and Sandra Scarpa for the season.
BAREFOOT BAY -- "Gia," who belongs to Frank & Madelyn Giannavei.
VERO BEACH -- Buddy, Lexi and Holli chilling on the bed.
PORT ST. LUCIE -- Pretty Pets groomed Lady Em. She smells so sweet and looks so cute.
JENSEN BEACH -- Our dog is a two year old Goldendoodle named Belle. She enjoys a long walk on the beach, a tasty dinner, relaxing in the recliner and watching "Animal Planet" in the evening. Taken with a Kodak EasyShare on Feb. 4.
JENSEN BEACH -- Our dog is a two year old Goldendoodle named Belle. She enjoys a long walk on the beach, a tasty dinner, relaxing in the recliner and watching "Animal Planet" in the evening. Taken with a Kodak EasyShare on Feb. 4
JENSEN BEACH -- Oscar & Emmy watching the birds at Nettles Island.
FORT MYERS BEACH -- Can I have this dance? Our dog, Axel, on the right, adopted 2 years ago from the Humane Society in Palm City. I thought this was a great pic for Valentine's Day because he has a perfect heart on his back which is very visible in this photo. His b-day is also Feb. 14, our choice, he was a stray. Axel is dancing with Sofia, grandma's dog in Fort Myers
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JUPITER -- Riley, a 4-year-old Wheaten terrier, rescued from Safe Harbor Animal Sanctuary & Hospital in Jupiter and owned by Rod & Kit Bradshaw, checks out her diploma earned at dog obedience training.
PORT ST. LUCIE -- Do you think I'm dry yet?
PORT ST. LUCIE -- "My name is Sir Spike William. Do you think I'm cute?"
FORT PIERCE -- "My dog sits restlessly under a tree watching the squirrels in the yard next door. He desperately wants to chase them, but there is an electric fence between him and his target."
FORT PIERCE -- "My pal Shaazam." Belongs to Frank and Carrol at the Treasure Coast RV Park.
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The Utah Department of Transportation (UDOT) announces a new smart phone app that will allow people to get traffic, road conditions, and road forecast information on the go. The UDOT Traffic app is available for iPhone and Android users at no cost.
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DURHAM, N.C.- Nine Duke University varsity athletics programs registered a perfect 1000 score in the most recent Academic Progress Report (APR) data released on Wednesday by the NCAA.
The nine teams with 1000 points are tied for the most by an ACC institution - Boston College also had nine. Overall, Duke teams averaged 993 points, the highest figure among all 12 ACC schools.
The Duke football and men's basketball squads were two of 13 Duke teams to earn the highest APR scores among ACC institutions. Duke led the way in football with a score of 989, a three-point increase from a year ago, while the men's basketball squad amassed 995 points.
In all, Duke totaled the highest APR sores among ACC institutions in 13 different sports - men's basketball (995), men's fencing (1000), men's golf (1000), men's lacrosse (997), men's soccer (995), men's swimming and diving (1000), men's indoor track and field (1000), men's outdoor track and field (1000), wrestling (1000), women's fencing (1000), women's lacrosse (1000), women's tennis (992) and volleyball (1000).
The Blue Devil football program was tops in the league, followed by Clemson (983), Miami (980), Boston College (977), Georgia Tech (974), Wake Forest (973), Virginia Tech (968), Virginia (944), North Carolina (943), Florida State (937), Maryland (931), and NC State (931). Duke ranked second among all FBS schools, behind only Northwestern (995), and seventh among all Division I - FBS and FCS - programs.
Overall, nine Duke teams achieved a perfect 1000 APR score - men's fencing, men's golf, men's swimming and diving, men's indoor track and field, men's outdoor track and field, wrestling, women's fencing, women's lacrosse and volleyball. For the four academic years ending in 2010-11, all of Duke's squads scored at least 972 points.
Last week, it was announced that 13 Duke varsity athletics programs were honored by the NCAA for placing among the top 10 percent in their respective sports nationally in the latest multi-year APR report. The Blue Devils' baseball, football, men's basketball, men's fencing, men's golf, men's soccer, men's swimming and diving, men's indoor track and field, men's outdoor track and field, wrestling, women's fencing, women's lacrosse and volleyball were among those listed by the NCAA.
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There's a story told about a Paris chief of police who was called to a department store to stop a burglary in progress. Upon his arrival, he reconnoitered the situation and ordered his men to surround the entrances of the building next door. When questioned about his actions, he replied that he didn't have enough men to cover the department store's many entrances but he did have enough for the building next door. Let's see whether there are similarities between his strategy and today's gun control strategy.
Last year, Chicago had 512 homicides; Detroit had 411; Philadelphia had 331; and Baltimore had 215. Those cities are joined by other dangerous cities — such as St. Louis, Memphis, Tenn., Flint, Mich., and Camden, N.J. — and they also lead the nation in shootings, assaults, rapes and robberies. Both the populations of those cities and their crime victims are predominantly black. Each year, more than 7,000 blacks are murdered. Close to 100 percent of the time, the murderer is another black person.
According to the Bureau of Justice Statistics, between 1976 and 2011, there were 279,384 black murder victims. Though blacks are 13 percent of the nation's population, they account for more than 50 percent of homicide victims. Nationally, the black homicide victimization rate is six times that of whites, and in some cities, it's 22 times that of whites. Coupled with being most of the nation's homicide victims, blacks are also most of the victims of violent personal crimes, such as assault and robbery. The magnitude of this tragedy can be seen in another light. According to a Tuskegee Normal and Industrial Institute study, between 1882 and 1968, 3,446 blacks were lynched at the hands of whites.
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2012. Mexico. Directed by Jose Álvarez. In the ancient rural Totonac village of Zapotal Santa Cruz, Mexico, the inhabitants perform their daily rituals with grace, beauty, and courage. Álvarez's film is comprised of a series of indelible moments: an awkward first dance, a lonely wash in a spring, the daily toil of ceramic makers, and young men's first "flight" as Voladores (Bird Men) and aerialists. Canícula captures the tension between tradition and the creeping forces of modernity, and highlights the universality of that struggle. Courtesy of Latattore Foundation. (IS) In Spanish, Totonaco; English subtitles. 65 min.
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Autumn Pumpkin Chili Recipe
- 1 medium onion, chopped
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- 1 small sweet yellow pepper, chopped
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- 1 can (14-1/2 ounces) diced tomatoes, undrained
- 4-1/2 teaspoons chili powder
- 1/4 teaspoon pepper
- 1/4 teaspoon salt
- Optional toppings: shredded cheddar cheese, sour cream and sliced green onions
- Saute the onion and green and yellow peppers in oil in a large skillet until tender. Add garlic; cook 1 minute longer. Crumble turkey into skillet. Cook over medium heat until meat is no longer pink.
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"I've made this several times and it always turns out great with a few tweaks. I add cumin, red pepper flakes, and use a hot chili mix instead of chili powder. I really like mine extra spicy so I slit two habanero peppers and add to the chili and let it slow for hours. This receipi makes a good base for making chili."
"This is a very good Chili. I had to add a little bit of broth. It was too thick. Wonderful meal for the cold days here in the mountains."
"Made for work at the firehouse. Added kidney beans. Was a big hit! Pumpkin made it creamy and a little bit thicker. Not overpowering with the pumpkin flavor"
"Original recipe was very good but needed a little something to give it a "kick up" in flavor. First added the obvious...salt !! Then, instead of plain chili powder, I used Berbere Spice blend containing paprika, cardamom, ginger, coriander, cinnamon, allspice, nutmeg, fenugreek, cloves, onion, red pepper and garlic. It's warmth and fragrance added a whole new flavor layer that blended perfectly with the pumpkin. Will be on regular Fall and Winter rotation in our household!!"
"As others have said, this was very bland. After my own modifications, it is okay. I MIGHT make it again with even more tweaks.I ended up using half the meat and adding pinto beans (chili needs beans!). But someone else mentioned black beans and that sounds even better. Also added cumin, a tad nutmeg and took someone's suggestion of cinnamon. That was just what it needed. It's pretty good. But that's it.And am I crazy, or would pineapple be good in it? Hmmm maybe next time."


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The 10 Most Likely NBA Players To Be Traded By Mike Elworth: Owner and Publisher/Hoopstuff… 1. Omer Asik- C- Houston Rockets - It is obvious that Omer Asik isn't long for Houston, as he is no long apart of the starting lineup, is barely playing and he is an excellent trade chip that they can use to fill a need, preferably at power forward. Asik for Ryan Anderson anyone? Here are three very strong trades for Asik http://www.thehoopstuff.com/houston-rockets-three-trades-for-omer-asik/ . 2. Iman Shumpert- SG- New York Knicks - Shumpert is being shopped by the Knicks and it would be a surprise if he is still on the roster after the trade deadline. He is the Knicks' top young asset, so they need to get value for him and they should trade him to fill a need at point guard or center. 3. Goran Dragic- PG- Phoenix Suns - The Suns are rebuilding, getting younger and collecting assets and with Eric Bledsoe claiming the starting point guard spot, becoming the centerpiece of the team and looking...
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Reviewed By Ira B (Washington, PA) Reviewed for a 2012 Ford F-150 —8/29/2013 8:06 AM
My wife has a Ford Explorer with the backup alarm and it already included with the package we bought when we got it. I just bought a new truck and it didn't have it on it and the dealer said he could put it on but the price was about three times as much that I paid for this one. Plus they had to drill the bumper and I would be out the truck for a day or two. I bought this and installed it myself in about ten minutes. Well worth the value and quality.


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Bluejays' Women's Soccer Hosts Western Illinois on Labor Day
OMAHA, Neb. - Kick off Labor Day with a women's soccer battle as Creighton hosts Western Illinois in Morrison Stadium at 12 p.m.
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Off to a fast 2-0-0 start, the Bluejays' women's soccer team has a chance to continue its success with three straight home games against Western Illinois (Sept. 1), New Mexico State (Sept. 5) and Drake (Sept. 7).
Series with Western Illinois:
Creighton and Western Illinois have met 11 times previous. The Bluejays took 10 of those meetings, including all six in Omaha. Western Illinois managed a tie in 2005 as Creighton leads the series, 10-0-1.
The last meeting between the two squads came on Oct. 14, 2008 in Macomb, Illinois. Creighton won that contest, 2-0. The last matchup in Omaha was a 1-0 Bluejay win on Oct. 21, 2007.
Socctober Fest:
The 3rd Annual Creighton Socctoberfest, a celebration of the Bluejay men's and women's soccer programs, will be held on the north lawn inside Morrison Stadium on Friday, Sept. 5 starting at 3:30 p.m., in conjunction with the women's soccer match against New Mexico State (5:00 p.m., kick-off) and the men's soccer match against Western Illinois (7:30 p.m., kick-off).
The event is open to all Creighton fans and cost is $20 per person for advance reservations and $25 per person at the door. The event includes a live band, a commemorative 32-ounce Creighton Socctoberfest glass stein, a 32-ounce draw and a meal ticket (bratwurst, sauerkraut, chips and a German salad). Additional 32-ounce draw refills will also be available for purchase at $7 each. Proof of age will be required at the event's entrance and wristbands will be affixed to those of legal drinking age.
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Corder Sparkles in Opening Week, Earns Spot on BIG EAST Honor Roll:
Junior Kirstyn Corder came out to play in 2014, scoring two goals in the season opener to lead Creighton past South Dakota State on Aug. 22. Corder recorded the Bluejays first and third goal of the second half, including the game-winning goal. Her efforts earned the forward a spot on the initial BIG EAST Honor Roll on Aug. 25
Rice on a Roll:
Sophomore Danielle Rice extended her consecutive minutes streak to 1,518:07 minutes in the net for the Bluejays. Rice played the last 1,338:07 of 2013.
The last Bluejay with a long streak was Katie Jo Swanson, who played every minute in 2012 (1788:42).
Flying High Out of the Cage:
Off to a two match winning streak to open the 2014 season, Creighton has burst out to the team's best start since going 2-0 in 2011. The last time the Bluejays opened a season 3-0 was in 2008, when Creighton won its first four matches. The best start in school history came in 1993 as the Bluejays began the year, 5-0-0.
Crossing the Summit:
Having already beaten South Dakota State in the season opener, Creighton faces two more Summit League opponents in 2014, battling Western Illinois and Omaha. The Leathernecks were picked to finish fifth in the Summit's preseason poll, while Omaha was eighth and South Dakota State was second.


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Motorcycle Fatalities on the Rise in Maryland
In the state of Maryland, an average of, 60 to 70 motorcyclists, are killed annually, and another 1,400 riders and passengers are injured. The total number of traffic fatalities dropped to its lowest level in over 60 years, while motorcycle fatalities increased, in 2014.
66 drivers were killed in 2014 and that number rose from 62 in 2013. It is said that warmer weathers bring more motorcycle riders into the roads, and, therefore; motorcycling coincides with an increase in motorcycle-involved crashes and injuries. Research shows that three out of every four police reported motorcycle crashes result in an injury to the rider. Four out of every 10 riders killed had been drinking and many have very high blood alcohol concentrations. Balance, vision, judgment and responsive reflexes are all critical to riding a motorcycle safety and alcohol affects all of those.
Last week, the Maryland Motor Vehicle Administration (MVA) and the Maryland Motorcycle Safety Coalition announced the launch of a new campaign to remind motorcycle riders and vehicle drivers how important it is to the Share the Road.
Beginning in May, and throughout the summer months, the campaign will use highway message signs, radio and web advertisements, banners at MVA offices and motorcycle dealerships, direct outreach at motorcycle events and yard signs throughout the state to increase awareness and reduce crashes.


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It's been a long time coming folks, but we've finally tracked down the perfect liquid eyeliner! Eyeko London, the beauty brand behind the amazing Skinny Brush Mascara, has just launched the Skinny Liquid Eyeliner ($15) in the U.S. exclusively at Sephora and we're completely obsessed with it. Here's how it works: with just one stroke, the soft pen tip delivers highly pigmented, smudge-proof color that dries in seconds and never fades or cracks, so you're guaranteed a long-lasting, professional result! No wonder so many tastemakers, like Alexa Chung and Fearne Cotton, are already fans!
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Thanks to the pen-like tip and color-intense formula, the Skinny Liquid Eyeliner glides easily onto your eyelids, allowing for a range of defined looks. If it's a clean, thin line you're after, dot along the lash line of the upper lid and then join the dots using the point of the pen. For those who prefer a thicker look, simply turn the pen tip so that it lays flat on your lid, then slide across as close to your lashes as possible. If you mess up, a dab of warm water is all you need to completely removed the eyeliner!
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Breastfeeding in Public: Cover Up or Let It All Hang Out?
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Several celebrities aren't shy about public breastfeeding, comfortably nursing whenever babe is in need. Mama celebrities such as Gwen Stafani and Angelina Jolie have openly nursed in public. With lots of comfortable nursing covers available and many stores offering cozy areas for private nursing, is public breastfeeding over the top? What do you think? Chime in below!
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This professional organization provides information for both healthcare providers and patients about rheumatological conditions, including fibromyalgia. Their site includes patient fact sheets, journals, newsletters, and a rheumatology physician locator.
PO Box 31750
Tucson, AZ 85751
The Fibromyalgia Network provides educational materials and newsletters on fibromyalgia and chronic fatigue syndrome.
National Institute of Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases (NIAMS)
Information Clearinghouse
National Institutes of Health
1 AMS Circle
Bethesda, Maryland 20892-0001
1-877-22-NIAMS (877-226-4267) (toll free)
On this site, you will find educational information and research news regarding various types of musculoskeletal conditions, including fibromyalgia.