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When three incredibly talented guys got together to throw a party as a kick-off for a summer-long art exhibit – wow! was the word most often spoken throughout the evening. It's become an annual tradition for artist Clark Hipolito to have a summer show in Wilmington, NC at Deluxe, a beautiful restaurant in the downtown historic district. This year his artwork is being displayed not only on canvas but on Lichty Guitars and Allison surfboards. It is a real treat to be a part of this collaboration and the collection on display really is astounding. At last night's opening we enjoyed great company, wonderful food dished up by Deluxe and great music by Sai Collins. Here are some highlights:
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Blending yogurt with lemon juice results in an airy mixture that is more delicious when frozen. If the fruit is not ripe, add a half cup of orange juice to the puree.
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Pure Space is a 6-bedroom modern house located in the lively neighborhood of Capitol Hill, Seattle. With a sleeping capacity for 16 guests, the house is definitely ideal for large groups. It is conveniently situated within walking distance to downtown and Seattle's most visited spots like Volunteer Park (about 5 minutes walk), Cal Anderson Park( 3 minutes distance), Pike Place, Space Needle and a lot more !
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For those of you who take an interest in shipping and industrial scenery: Was taking the car ferry from Cowes on the Isle of Wight to Southampton and was watching one of the big car transporters pa
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So anyhow, an old laptop went militant on me.
Now I'm GCHQ's Person of Interest.
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Australian Cheese: No Racism Here
Thought I'd share with you a tasty cheese commercial from down under. Genuine product. Genuine commercial. Thought it'd fit in with Liveleak, somehow.
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Some Australian footage taken sandboarding earlier in the year...while all you northern hemisphere folks were under eight feet of snow. I heard once it snowed in this state. I didn't believe it.
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Etymawhatagy: Milton Found
Taking a look at one of the largest single contributors to the English language since William the Conqueror...with one or two other things thrown in as well. Previous episode can be found here.
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It's better than Bran's!
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Etymology: the study of the origins of a word. Thought I'd post something a little different: I went to take a look behind the scenes of the English language and stuck you guys on tandem...if you
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Oz Hike #3: White Rock
I take a short walk up to White Rock itself and talk a little about some of its history and the animals of Australia.
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Because human imagination knows no bounds!
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For all your fauna-philes and budding zoologists out there. A video showing some of the wildlife I've been privileged enough to see these last few years. Mainly focusing on Pacific regions, but other
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@Imdadaddy ... I love all the hills in the Uk ... the lakes are my fave as they don't get as congested as here ... GoPro with Beeb - yes .. Did you ask your mate about their usage ..?
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@Ex ExPat I've only ever been properly to the Lakes once, much to my shame. Tended to go to Snowdonia or the Peak District/ Yorkshire Moors. Well, I kind of lived between them all (just outside Manchester) so they were more accessible.
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Neptune's film and photography series exposes the mythos of the strong black woman.
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Nychos recently traveled to Paris for a gallery show and dropped this huge snake wrapped around a subway car production while he was in town.
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Italian graffiti artist, Nemco, painted this wall for the Underline Mural Festival in Fremantle located in Western Australia.
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Attention fans of sparkly vampires, shirtless werewolves, and codependent relationships: Grab your wallets, click on the official website, and reschedule your trip to Ren Fest because next weekend the Official Twilight Convention is coming to town.
The three-day festival will feature a variety of happenings. In addition to the obligatory vendors' mart, guests will be able to sing their heart out at Friday night's karaoke concert (campy!), attend the Volturi Vampire Ball Saturday night (prom macabre!), and enter the vampire ball centerpiece contest. Past centerpiece entrants have ranged from genuinely artsy to cringingly juvenile to hilariously creepy, so if you enter don't let anything hold you back.
In addition to movie memorabilia on display, actors from the series will make appearances at panel talks, meet-and-greets, and other events. Although the convention is adding to the list as we speak, most scheduled appear to be of the "who?" variety. Jodelle Ferland (Bree), Booboo Stewart (Seth Clearwater), Mike Welch (Mike Newton), and Christopher Heyerdahl (Marcus) are included on the calendar.
The traveling vampire and werewolf party rolls into the Minneapolis Hilton (1001 Marquette Ave.) Friday, September 3 and continues on through Sunday, September 5. Tickets range from $20 to $25 for day passes, and up to $289 for all-access tickets. For more information on the event, visit www.twilightconvention.com/cal/twilight_mn.htm.
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New York Power
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|Mitchel Athletic Complex, Uniondale, New York
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|Women's United Soccer Association
The New York Power was an American professional soccer team that played in the Women's United Soccer Association (WUSA), the first professional soccer league for women in the United States. The team played at Mitchel Athletic Complex in Uniondale, New York. The team played from 2001 to 2003 when the league ceased operations.
On February 15, 2000, it was announced that the first professional women's soccer league would be formed by a number of major U.S. media companies and individual investors in response to the successful and hugely popular U.S. women's national soccer team who had won the 1999 FIFA Women's World Cup. Time Warner Cable invested $5,000,000 for the operating rights for a team in the New York market. In addition to the upfront financial investment, league investors also provided resources for staff, facilities, and promotional efforts via cable television. [1]
Team name and stadium unveiled[edit]
On November 16, 2000, the league announced the names of the eight teams admitted in the league. The New York Power was announced as the team name for the New York area with games to be played at the 10,000 capacity Mitchel Athletic Complex, a multi-purpose athletic facility located in Uniondale, New York. The team name was selected by team's front office with the slogan "Get emPOWERed" used in promotional materials.[2][1]
Inaugural season[edit]
The Power began play in 2001 during the inaugural season of the WUSA. The team finished the regular season with a 9-7-5 record third in the standings. They reached the semifinals in the playoffs where they faced the Bay Area CyberRays and lost 3-2. Average attendance for the club's home games during the 2001 season was 5,724. Tiffeny Milbrett was the leading scorer on the team with 16 goals on the season. She also led the team in points (35), shots (73), shots on goal (42), and game-winning goals (4). Goalkeeper Gao Hong recorded 87 saves with a 1.11 goals against average (GAA).[3]
2002 season[edit]
During the league's second season, the Power finished last in the regular season standings with a 3-17-1 record.[4] The club had a rough time recovering from a number of injuries and the retirement of Norwegian defender Gro Espeseth, who departed after the inaugural season. Goalkeeper Gao Hong, defender Christie Pearce and defender-midfielder Sara Whalen all suffered injuries destabilizing the team.[5] In July, head coach Pat Farmer was fired after the team lost many more games than it won or tied. Assistant coach and former Rutgers University coach Charles Duccilli was named head coach. The team's general manager, Susan Marenoff, said of the coaching swap, "The team needed a change ... Pat worked very hard to make the best team he could. I really think we needed a different style, and that's what we've accomplished." [5]
2003 season[edit]
The Power re-surged during the 2003 season to finish fifth among the league's eight teams, narrowly missing the playoffs.[6] Australia women's national team coach and San Jose CyberRays assistant coach, Tom Sermanni, was named head coach during the 2002 postseason.[7] The Power finished the regular season with a 7-9-5 record. Forward Christie Welsh led the team in goals with six while midfielder Shannon Boxx led in assists with eight. Inaugural season star Tiffeny Milbrett ranked second on the team for goals (5) and assists (6) and led the team in shots (51), shots on goal (22) and points (16).[8] Goalkeeper Saskia Webber made 50 saves during her 13 appearances for the club recording a 1.52 goals against average (GAA).[8]
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|Did not qualify
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The "founding players" of the Power were Tiffeny Milbrett, Christie Pearce and Sara Whalen of the 1999 USA Women's World Cup team. International players who played for the Power included Ann Kristin Aarones (Norway), Gro Espeseth (Norway), Gao Hong (China), Cheryl Salisbury (Australia) and Anita Rapp (Norway).
2003 Roster [9]
Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.
Coach: Tom Sermanni
- Pat Farmer (2001-02)
- Charles Duccilli (2002)
- Tom Sermanni (2003)
The New York Power received the WUSA Team Fair Play Award during the 2001 season. Tiffeny Milbrett received the WUSA Most Valuable Player and WUSA Offensive Player of the Year the same year. Gro Espeseth and Tiffeny Milbrett were named to the WUSA Global XI First Team in 2001.[10]
In 2003, Coach Tom Sermanni was one of three nominees for Coach of the Year.[11]
League suspension[edit]
The WUSA announced on September 15, 2003 that it was suspending operations.
See also[edit]
- ^ a b 2001 Media Guide: New York Power. New York Power. 2001.
- ^ Page, Rodney (April 8, 2001). "WUSA team-by-team". St. Petersburg Times. Retrieved 25 December 2013.
- ^ "New York Power". Sports Illustrated. April 11, 2002. Retrieved 25 December 2013.
- ^ Bell, Jack (April 4, 2003). "SOCCER; W.U.S.A. Preview". New York Times. Retrieved 26 December 2013.
- ^ a b "WUSA: Power tries a different style". Soccer America. July 3, 2002. Retrieved 26 December 2013.
- ^ "Power short-circuit Beat, give regular-season title to Boston". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved 20 October 2012.
- ^ "WUSA: Power GM Marenoff resigns". Soccer America. May 1, 2003. Retrieved 26 December 2013.
- ^ a b "2003 NEW YORK POWER STATISTICS". USA Today. 27 May 2003. Retrieved 26 December 2013.
- ^ "2003 NEW YORK POWER ROSTER". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved 20 October 2012.
- ^ "Milbrett Tops List of WUSA Post-Season Honorees". US Soccer. Retrieved 20 October 2012.
- ^ "Hamm, Scurry among awards finalists". Sports Illustrated. Retrieved 20 October 2012.
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Evolution vs. Creation
There are 187106 comments on the Best of New Orleans story from Jan 6, 2011, titled Evolution vs. Creation. In it, Best of New Orleans reports that:High school senior Zack Kopplin is leading the fight to repeal the Louisiana Science Education Act of 2008.
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"No such thing as ABIODARWINISM"
Since: Jan 11
No ABIODARWINISTS either!
#63865 Dec 7, 2012
Since: Nov 12
Milk River, Canada
#63866 Dec 7, 2012
Not so. There is a lot of half believing that goes on.
Not so. That's the whole point of doing experiments, which often are just to either confirm or to disprove beliefs. Happens all the time. Also, one can do psychological experiments to pretty reliably determine if someone believes in something or not, even when one tries to falsify one's own beliefs. Not 100% reliable, but usually good enough.
Not so, anything can be questioned.
Operationally speaking, beliefs of facts is incredibly useful. Disbelief of them usually leads to disaster.
Might be true. I suspect it is, but it still doesn't necessarily follow from any of the above.
Since: Jul 12
Everton, Australia
#63867 Dec 7, 2012
Arch has not gained any bird traits nor loose any dino traits, that appears to be what you refuse to suck up.
Arch has a wishbone just like a theropod, feathers like a theropod, three digits like a theropod, has a moveable thighbone like a dinosaur and a beak like a dino and a plethora of other species.
Arch does not have a reversed hallux like a bird, hollow bones like a bird, a moveable thighbone like a bird, a wishbone like a modern bird, nor a beak like a modern bird.
So I will ask again seeing as you evos have bombed out with every try,eg hollow bones what traits are intermedicate or a mix that suggests arch is anything more than a variety of dinosaur?
Evos are you still wiping egg off their faces around their hollow boned dinosaurs?
Since: Jul 12
Everton, Australia
#63868 Dec 7, 2012
So how does the genome know what is or is not a beneficial mutation?
"When the bacteria were moved onto a more fit background the mutations were less needed and so selection slowed down (It didn't stop).
These three alleles all reduced morphological defects caused by expression of the foreign pathway.
Three of the mutations reduced defects so increasing fitness of the bacteria."
I did not say the research said that adaptation would stop. I said that the cost is more than the benefits.
So a REDUCTION in defects is now what has happend for billions of years. A reduction is not sufficient because over 4 billion years the ever accumulating effects of deleterious mutations and compounded epigentic effects should have grinded the process of adaptation to at least a halt.
The process would have to clean out all 'the badies', not just reduce them, for the 4 billion year thing to work?
The other thing again is that evos could not accept their own initial data. They had to mess around with more biased algorithmic magic, another landscape, to make it fit in with TOE.
I still maintain the data supports a creationist paradigm and rhetoric supports TOE.
Since: Nov 12
Milk River, Canada
#63869 Dec 7, 2012
Sounds more like chemistry to me, but close enough. Why classify?
"Darwin was right..of course."
Since: Jun 11
Evolution is true.....
#63870 Dec 7, 2012
Yep, typical creotard...much much more evil than any atheist ever thought of being.
#63871 Dec 7, 2012
Jeez! Have all the potty-mouth trolls run out of places to bump #icks on the other forum threads? Less vitriol, more content, folks!
"No such thing as ABIODARWINISM"
Since: Jan 11
No ABIODARWINISTS either!
#63872 Dec 7, 2012
Ladies and gentleman, Maz Here the Mad Hare once again declaring victory in the face of utter defeat. Give her a big round of applause.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#63873 Dec 7, 2012
Yet, you demonstrate a clear inability to utilize these concepts you claim make us stand out. Sadly, you are so wrong on your assertion it's almost humorous. Delusion is also as common in other animals as well, so is drug addiction. Other animals also demonstrate very basic scientific understanding in many cases, no theory or gravity equations but understanding none-the-less.
We are also not the only bipeds, also we do have fur, it's just not thick fur in all areas. Have you ever seen a chimp's hand? It's hairless on the palms like ours, and the patches of hair on the back of the hands match ours as well. You feel so small, probably because you really don't know anything, that you have to make up this magical and all-powerful thing to be "a mirror" of in order to feel significant. I feel sorry for people with self esteems as low as yours, clinging to fairy tales in order to quell that small voice in your head telling you that you are useless, worthless, that you cannot do anything at all, so you make up an imaginary friend to fight that small voice. The problem is that you cannot admit that this friend is imaginary, that is why it's a delusion.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#63874 Dec 7, 2012
Depends on which abiogenesis hypothesis holds water, or which one you are talking about. The primary one that's strong and showing demonstrable results is chemistry, which is fitting since chemistry is pretty much a precursor to all biological functions.
Now if you're talking about the abiogenesis assertion of the bible, that dirt was magically poofed into life, that's just fairy tales.
Such matters you should be a little more precise on.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#63875 Dec 7, 2012
You just won the golden qqoq award!
"No such thing as ABIODARWINISM"
Since: Jan 11
No ABIODARWINISTS either!
#63876 Dec 7, 2012
Here is what I don't get. Maz doesn't understand what Archaeopteryx is, but somehow recent findings by scientists regarding Archaeopteryx place in the lineage between dinosaurs somehow shatters the theory of evolution? Not even remotely correct. All this is is an argument in science over the placement of Archaeopteryx. Whether it will retain its position as an intermediate species sharing traits between dinosaurs and birds (including a wishbone) or as a member of a related clade will be a matter of further research, debate and further evidence.
Which ever evidence best supports the future classification of this animal, it still clearly possesses features transitional between dinosaurs and modern birds.
Only someone completely outside their intellectual element would consider this to be evidence to break down the theory of evolution.
Since: Sep 08
#63877 Dec 7, 2012
None of these quotes debunk what I said about Einstein's views.
Didn't you do at least a little investigation before you showed that you were the ignorant one?
I tell you what, I am feeling generous. Look up what Einstein seriously thought about Christianity and Judaism. Here is a hint, more than once he called them childish beliefs.
Admit you were wrong, and I will forget this incident.
Since: Sep 08
#63878 Dec 7, 2012
Hey genius, he was not talking about the Gospels, they are only 2,000 years old. But you do have a good point. There are some obvious fairy tales in the gospels too.
"I Am No One Else"
Since: Apr 12
#63879 Dec 7, 2012
No, they're all obviously fairy tales.
Since: Sep 08
#63880 Dec 7, 2012
Shh, we have to break it to them gently.
There probably was a person named Jesus and he may even have been killed by the Romans for his activities. No miracles of course, people don't need miracles. Look at some of the preachers out there today.
Since: Sep 12
#63881 Dec 7, 2012
Hitler was an atheist. He was also a self loathing half Jew
Since: Sep 08
#63882 Dec 7, 2012
No. First off the idea of being "half Jew" is false. Second he believed in his own version of Christianity. If you asked him what religion he was he would have said Christian or Catholic.
"Darwin was right..of course."
Since: Jun 11
Evolution is true.....
#63883 Dec 7, 2012
Hitler was a confessed Christian and he caused books about evolution and anti-religion to be banned and burned...look it up.
Hitler was a megalomaniac of the first order. He was also a speed (amphetamines) addict and certifiably crazy.
Go to the above website for proof of what kind of books were black-listed by the regime.
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Hit-ler was Catholic.
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Searching for the best Android apps is daunting. Whether you need a great weather app or a new browser, there are always dozens available. Here at AndroidPIT, we've spent hours curating the top Android apps for every purpose, and compiled them into one list. Here are the best Android apps of 2016, which now includes our current favorite weather and launcher apps.
Best weather app for Android
There are plenty of weather apps available that are more accurate and better looking than the ones that come pre-installed on your Android device.
MORECAST is our current favorite weather app here at AndroidPIT because it has one of the best-looking interfaces, with a clear and sensible layout. It's also one of the most advanced apps of its kind, featuring such options as side-by-side weather comparisons for two cities, and accurate weather information for a particular route or journey. MORECAST is the right way to make a smartphone weather app, and best of all, it's free.MORECAST- Free Premium Weather
Best launcher app for Android
Launchers offer a simple way to customize the look and feel of your Android phone. They often combine new icons, a new app drawer layout, a new homescreen and new wallpaper to make your device fit a certain style or theme.
You have to try them out to appreciate how fun they can be and the one we recommend right now is Action Launcher 3. This is an excellent introduction to launchers because it provides clear and intuitive interface changes without adding so many that it becomes off-putting.
With Action Launcher 3 you can perform simple tweaks such as changing the app drawer layout, changing app icons, and even altering the way you use your homescreen folders. It offers genuinely useful interface improvements and it's free; download it from the link below.Action Launcher 3
Best fitness and lifestyle app for Android
Whether you want to lose a few extra pounds or just improve your energy levels, the 7 Minute Workout app is a great entry point into Android-assisted health and fitness.
The 7 Minute Workout focuses on a short, high-intensity routine, which is scientifically proven to aid weight loss and improve cardiovascular function. For people who find the idea of picking up a gym membership or going cross-country running intimidating, this app provides the perfect jumping off point, thanks to the brevity of its workouts.
Unlike many Android fitness apps, the 7 Minute workout doesn't ask for your height and weight or track your overall progress, but what it lacks in features, it makes up for in simplicity. You just look over the exercises, hit the start button and away you go. Begin your healthier lifestyle today with the free 7 Minute Workout app.7 Minute Workout
Best security/antivirus app
Android security is a contentious subject and arguments about the safety of the system crop up frequently. If you are in the market for an antivirus app, our current favorite is Mobile Security & Antivirus from Avast.
Mobile Security & Antivirus keeps you safe from malware threats with its excellent virus detection software, which can search through your browser history, microSD card, and internal storage space. What's more, it employs anti-theft features such as location tracking and remote data wipe, which work even if your device is not currently in your possession.
As far as free mobile security is concerned, Avast's app is about as comprehensive as it gets.Mobile Security & Antivirus
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Best Android browser app
As a Google product, Chrome is the perfect browser for Android and, since it comes pre-installed on most phones, it's something that most people are familiar with. Chrome Beta is our current best Android browser app because it's just the, ahem, better version of the browser we already love.
Chrome beta is Chrome of the future, it's what the standard Chrome app will become once Google applies the latest changes, fixes and improvements it is working on. Chrome beta users get to experience these things before the masses.
The price paid for quicker access to new features is that, of course, sometimes there are bugs or issues that need to be ironed out. None of these will cause any damage to your phone or its software however, and these browser crashes and stutters very rare.Chrome Beta
Best Android podcast app
Podcast Addict is a beautiful app because it piles an excellent free service on top of free service — that is, listening to awesome podcasts. Podcast Addict itself is a free download and it lets you search for, download and listen to podcasts (with its integrated audio player), as well as create playlists of the upcoming shows you want to tune in to.
What's more, it houses a neat "trending" search feature so you can see what else is currently popular in the podcast world, providing a simple entry point for newcomers. While it's not always the easiest to navigate, it does everything a good Podcast app should do and it does it well.Podcast & Radio Addict
Best Android keyboard app
This keyboard is one of the best for fast, accurate typing and it's our new company favorite. Many of us have adopted Fleksy because it's big, it's clever and once you use it for a couple of hours, you realize how useful some of the smaller details are.
For example, most keyboards use a "press and hold delete key" gesture to delete words, Fleksy uses a super-quick backward swipe. Be sure check out some of the extensions like invisible keyboard too — it works surprisingly well. Download it from the Play Store for free now.Fleksy + GIF Keyboard
Best app for downloading free music on Android
Google Play Music is our favorite app for downloading free music right now. Though there are many music download apps available in the Play Store, they are often quickly removed because of their copyright-impinging functionality. Google Play Music provides you with a totally legit, ever-changing list of free tracks from major artists to download.
Spotify has an excellent paid subscription service, and SoundCloud has a multitude of tracks readily available to stream, but for actually downloading tracks to your phone, Google Play Music is as good as you can get.
Alternatively, head to the link below for some less common free music downloading apps.Google Play Music
Best Android apps for downloading free music
Best app for watching TV and movies on Android
Hulu is an excellent app for watching movies and TV shows on Android. It's a free service that relies on ads, but there are some great shows available. You need to pay a subscription fee to access all of the content, but there is a range of excellent shows available without subscription, including classic US comedies such as Family Guy, Seinfeld and South Park.
It's currently restricted to the US, but hopefully we'll see Hulu appearing in more territories soon.Hulu
Best app for watching TV and Movies on Android
Best camera app for Android
Camera360 Ultimate made its way onto our best Android camera apps list because it offers so many features, including more than 200 filters, NFC photo sharing and tons of one-touch fixing tools. These adjustment options are both powerful and easy to use, making Camera360 Ultimate a great choice for new and experienced photographers. It's a comprehensive free app that ensures you get the best out of your Android camera.Camera360 - Funny Stickers
Best image-editing app for Android
PhotoDirector is the whole package. It has everything you could possibly need to edit your photos. The tools range from simple text bubbles and filters, to more complex things such as HSL and curves, and they're all heavily adjustable, helping you get the best out of your photos. It's for messing around on and seeing what you end up with.
The app is developed by CyberLink, a large Taiwanese multimedia software company, so they have the money to splash on an app, and it shows. Highly recommended for novices and pros-on-the-go alike.PhotoDirector Photo Editor App
Best video app for Android
The default video player on your Android phone will probably 'do the job' and play most standard video formats without much fuss. But if you're playing niche formats or enjoy tinkering with the video settings to get the perfect picture, then you'll need to branch out.
VLC for Android supports a huge number of video formats and has a slew of adjustable settings to create the viewing experience you desire. You can also use hardware acceleration to take full advantage of your smartphone's processor. The gestures are simple and intuitive, and the audio player is also highly capable. Check it out.VLC for Android
Best education app
Khan Academy is a portal to a higher educational dimension, and is the place to go if you're interested in learning pretty much anything science-, math- or physics-related. The app is still pretty fresh-faced – although Khan Academy itself has been going strong for almost 10 years – but it puts more than 10,000 videos at your fingertips, covering all learning levels in an admirably approachable way.
There are also courses on art history, economics and more. It's all completely free, so we highly recommend you give it a go.Khan Academy
Best GPS and navigation app
HERE is Nokia's own map app, which it used on its devices once upon a time. It provides everything you'd expect, including turn-by-turn navigation, search and satellite imagery, but the main draw is its offline feature. You can download maps of entire countries and use them almost exactly as you would online, without wasting precious MBs.
This is really an indispensable app if you travel a lot or frequently find your data usage going over the limit. The only downside is that you have to register to download maps, but it's totally free, and once you've done it, you can go nuts and download the world.HERE Maps: Offline Navigation
Best Android file manager app
ES File Explorer has been our go-to file explorer for years. If you're having trouble tracking down documents or pictures in your internal storage or microSD card, this is the app for your.
ES just works. It offers myriad extra features, but the reason it's so widely used it because it has nailed the basic sorting of files. You can find all of your music, images, videos and more without having to dive through layers and layers of subfolders: the most common types of files are all accessible with simple shortcuts on the main screen.
The subtle animations are great, it rarely bothers you with notifications and it provides a one-touch way to clear out old and unused files to free up space. In short, ES File Explorer is the best way to keep your data organized on Android.ES File Explorer File Manager
Best Android-exclusive app
iOS is a fierce rival to Android and offers a range of great apps and features, but it doesn't offer everything that Android does. Nova Launcher is one of our favorite Android-exclusive apps because, in many ways, it underlines what is so great about Android.
Nova is an alternative launcher compatible with Android 4.1 onward. It lets you customize the entire look and feel of your operating system, from changes to font size, to the number of apps that can appear on the lock screen, to the way in which your app drawer scrolls. Nova Launcher is a prime example of how Android can be molded to suit individual tastes and preferences, in a way that iOS cannot.
If you wish you could make a few simple changes to your current interface, then give the free version of Nova a try. Nova even lets you adopt the look of any other phone - Galaxy, Xperia, HTC, LG, even iOS if that's your thing.Nova Launcher
Best Android app for kids
There are a whole bunch of educational apps, games and books that you can download on your Android phone or tablet, you just need to hit the 'categories' section in the Play Store and select an age group, or subcategory such as 'education'.
Once you've installed some suitable apps, we recommend downloading Kids Place. This app allows you to assign the particular apps and games you want to give young ones access to, and restricts them to a screen that shows these apps only (until a PIN code is entered).
Kids Place also prevents children from sending messages or purchasing other apps while using the device, and you can set a time limit for how long access is granted; think of it as temporarily putting your phone or tablet in safe mode.Kids Place - Parental Control
Best app for musicians on Android
Do you find yourself bobbing your head along to the rhythm of the train when you're sitting on it, or composing silent melodies in your head that you know would sound amazing if only you could record them at that moment? Then you should check out Caustic 3, the latest version of the popular mobile music-making machine. Using this powerful tool, you can use one of 14 different synthesizers, vocoders and drum machines to create that perfect sound on the move. Caustic 3 is a deep and complex app, so be prepared to put some time into, but the results are great.Caustic 3
Best app you won't find in the Play Store
Sometimes you have to venture beyond the Play Store to find the best apps. From our collection of favorite apps found outside the Play Store, our number one was Videoder. Using this app, you can download YouTube videos to your device in various formats and resolutions – including 1,080p.
Anything you download will automatically be saved to the video section of your gallery, and be instantly ready to watch, stream to Chromecast or otherwise do with as you please.
Best unknown Android app
Ask Me Anything, brought to us by Reddit AMA, is a unique and surprisingly low-key app which lets you read the latest celebrity AMA interviews, and also send over questions that you'd like to ask those celebrities. You can also vote on questions other people present, and help decide whether those questions get asked to famous faces from the worlds of film, sport, science, and more. Strange that an app involving celebrities wouldn't be very popular, right?Ask Me Anything - reddit AMA
Best cloud storage app for Android
Cloud storage is so commonplace now that its name doesn't sound quite as mystical and ethereal as it did a few years ago. That doesn't make it any less useful, as storing your personal data online is - for the most part - much safer than keeping it on a fragile old hard drive.
We're prepared to accept accusations of bias here, as our favorite cloud storage app is Google Drive. it's baked into most Android devices, Google is always giving extra GBs of storage space away for free, and it's synced up with the handy Google Docs office suite. It's the undisputed champ.Google Drive
Best messenger app for Android
There are some obvious contenders for 'Best messaging app' on Android – WhatsApp and Facebook Messenger to name a couple. To suggest something a little different, Dasher is often at the forefront of the messenger universe, introducing unusual features before any other app.
It lets you transfer money to contacts, and you can share and play YouTube videos and GIFs in the app itself, to name just a few of the features.Dasher Messenger
Best offline app for Android
When you don't have a Wi-Fi or data connection it's too late to download one. We've got the best of the best of offline apps for Android for your offline enjoyment. One of the very best offline Android apps of all is Pocket, and offline reader app that saves text and images for reading later on. No more bookmarking, link sharing or copy pasting when you've Pocket in your pocket.
Best lock screen app for Android
Lock screen apps are awesome - you can do things on your smartphone or tablet without even having to unlock it. From checking notifications, calendar reminders, music controls, missed calls, Quick Settings and more, Next Lock Screen lets you take control of your locked phone. Next will even suggest apps based on your location.Next Lock Screen
Best alternative to the Play Store
The first thing you should know is that the Google Play Store is not the only place you can get Android apps. Sure, it's the biggest and the most official, but there are lots of apps out there that never quite made it to Google Play or that simply exist elsewhere (like in the Amazon app store for example).
Our favorite Google Play Store alternative is Humble Bundle, which offers pay-what-you-want bundles of high-end games. The games are for Android and PC, and all the money made is split between the developers, the site itself and a variety of charities.
Best music player app for Android
The Walkman and the iPod are as good as dead, because our smartphones have taken over as powerful music players. While the default music apps on your Android device probably do a fine job, if you want to crank up the bass or other aspects of your music, you'll need something more.
One of the best music player apps for Android is Poweramp. It's a great way to enjoy your favorite music, with a ton of options and support for almost any type of file. You can't go wrong with Poweramp.Poweramp Music Player (Trial)
Best productivity app for Android
Smartphones might not yet be valid replacements for our PCs, but with their increasing power and screen sizes, they're getting there. As such, it's good to have the best possible productivity apps on your Android device, so you have the assurance that you can do some work when there's no keyboard-and-mouse computer around.
Accomplish is one of our best Android productivity apps simply for managing your budget. It has a clean and easy-to-use interface that lets you plan your day out without any trouble. It syncs with your Google Calendar, too, making things even easier. Well worth it if you're busy and important.Accomplish: To-Do list reborn
We are at the end of our list of the best Android apps, but if you're still hungry for more, check out one the links below.
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What are your favorite Android apps? Let us know which you think the best are in the comments below.
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Where is "UNIQ MOBILE FINDER" in the list, Its one of the best app people must have in their android device. Using which people never lost their phone again. You can save your stolen smartphone and protect your personal info from unwelcome intruders. Must use app.
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Hulu? I thought I heard something about them sharing private information of it's users.
Es File Explorer. Even though I've been using it for years I can't say I'm too happy with the developer. They crippled their app not too long ago so users would buy the pro version. What they should have done was offer more features for the pro version. The pro version is well worth $4.
For cloud storage app I use Es File Explorer and whatever cloud service I want.
Next Lock Screen, according to the Play Store reviews, latest update is not good.
Thanks for great app tips. I will comment though that I think jetaudio plus player is better audio quality then poweramp. Poweramp has arguably a better interface, but for playing music IMHO jetaudio has better audio playback and amazing extra purchased dsp add ons.
Thanks for great article.
Here is my list: 1. 1Weather 2. Flipagram 3. Tiny Scanner 4. Photo Grid 5. Musixmatch
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I have a few questions in regards to providing postpartum.
I have been a doula for approximately 1.5 years. I do births but my main focus is on postpartum.
I am wondering how the doulas handle clients when it comes to difference of opinion such as CIO.
Two of my clients have told me they are going to do CIO, as "it is much better for everyone in the long run". I do not necessarily agree, and I do not know what to do. I, of course, know that it is 100% the rights of the parents to deal with sleep issues as they see fit. So I guess ultimately, is this something I sit back, nod and smile? Am i out of line to offer articles and information that backs up my belief? With my previous client, I was not on nights when they sleep trained, so I did not need to deal with it directly, and I knew in this case it was better to say nothing, as this client was very strong-willed and that if she had decided on CIO, that is what she was doing either way. The current client wants to use Ferber method.
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I'm a first time mom having a tough time alone all day with no local relatives and husband at work 12+ hrs/day. I have found that my 5 week old calms down when I put her in the car seat/stroller in the house. It also helps me to take a shower or go to the other room if she is more portable. My question is whether or not this is safe for her posture/neck/etc for 2-3 hours at a time. THANKS!
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I wouldn't worry about it too much. My girl (3 mos now) always seemed to like that reclining position more that just laying on her back too. We got a bouncy seat type of thing at a garage sale that really helped a lot.
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I didn't bother to read what the other moms said, simply because I am a firm believer that what works for you WORKS. Who cares how she is sleeping. Is she on schedule? Does it let you take a break? Then do what WORKS! I have an 8month little girl who people volunteer to babysit. She doesn't fuss or whine or cry. She is on schedule &sleeps like the dead. I didn't do a damn thing. All i did was take my cues form her. She only eats every 4 hours & has not taken a middle of the night bottle since she was 3 weeks old. Don't worry-as long as it wont hurt her-& if kids can sleep with their head dangling in the car seat-she'll be fine.
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Christian LeMay, a pro-style quarterback out of Matthews, North Carolina, named Georgia as his "leader". LeMay chose Georgia over several top tier programs including Auburn and Clemson.On April 30th of this year the Bulldogs picked up one of their biggest commitments of the 2010 class when
Recently UGASports.com caught up with LeMay to find out how his school year was going and what he is doing to prepare for competition at the next level.
Although LeMay is not competing in his senior year, he will be in Athens in a couple months to try to win the starting quarterback job. He won't be rusty.
"I have been lifting at the gym and throwing with a few people that have been so generous to help by donating their time to help me to stay sharp," LeMay said.
LeMay has kept him himself extremely busy since his commitment back in the spring and the schedule to which he is committed will surely to pay off when he arrives on campus.
"I start with school, then lifting at the gym and going to throw. I have also been going to my youngest brother's practice to help coach the quarterbacks," he said. "Then I come home to eat with the family, finish any homework, watch UGA game and use them as film study, then go to bed to arise and do it all again."
LeMay has been focusing on every aspect of his game but has placed particular focus on the area he feels is the most important - the mental aspect.
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"I am certainly excited about playing in a pro-style offense that places the QB under the center and will prepare you for the next level," Lemay stated. "The balance of run and pass with explosive backs is very exciting as the run takes the pressure off the QB but at the same time opens up the pass. I love the pro-style offense; I think it is the best style for next level preparation, which is why I am about to become a Georgia Bulldog."
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LeMay will also be going up against an NFL-caliber defensive scheme in practice and he is hopeful that it will pay dividends at the professional level.
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America's Viceroys: The Military and U.S. Foreign Policy
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In 2000, Washington Post reporter Dana Priest wrote a series of articles on the rising importance of the regional combatant commanders, comparing them to modern-day "proconsuls" whose Roman forebears served as regional governors and commanders in chief of their military forces. Reveron's America's Viceroys examines this comparison, providing a historical and contemporary analysis of contemporary regional combatant commanders and their rising influence in the foreign policymaking arena. (While the implications of this rising trend are left to the reader, nowhere does the book imply that our combatant commanders are presentday Caesars, about to cross the Rubicon and seize Rome.) The last chapter of Reveron's book expertly examines their rising power and influence on traditional civil-military relations. In short, he finds, administrations use the military in non-warfighting ways, because of its size, capabilities, and "can-do" culture.
It is somewhat ironic that it was the military services and the Pentagon that fought hardest to prevent the ascendancy of the regional combatant commanders. Four decades of legislative changes to the Department of Defense and military mistakes from World War II to DESERT ONE finally culminated in passage of the Goldwater-Nichols Defense Reorganization Act of 1986. This act finally gave unity of command to the combatant commanders and reduced the service chiefs to the secondary role of training and equipping their forces. In hindsight, however, it was the Department of State, not the service chiefs, who suffered the greatest loss of influence with this change.
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Hi I'm Kinda new here I pretty much pop in and read when I can but I am a Mom to a 24 weeker who is in the NICU and this is day 65 for her and she is still on a vent... she spent the beginning of her life on a high frequency vent but has now moved to a regular vent but now it seems like she is stuck. So the doctors want to start steroids has anyone else experienced this??? What should I expect?
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I know its a baby by baby process I just worry about her being on the vent so long but I still dont want to rush her either if that makes sense. She is finishing up some antibiotic then they will start the steroids. I just hope this goes well because she keeps trying to pull her tube out herself I'm sure she is tired of it. Mycah had a PDA ligation too.
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The Assam Right to Public Services Act, 2012, will be implemented from mid-April next year, coinciding with the Assamese New Year.
Chief Minister Tarun Gogoi yesterday chaired a meeting here to review the preparatory arrangements for the Act, an official statement said here today.
Under the provisions of the Act, the Government will provide certain notified public services to the eligible citizens in time bound manner.
All 13 departments overseeing 47 services proposed to be notified initially for public service delivery have been advised to complete the required arrangements for smooth delivery of the notified services from April, 2013.
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Natalie Marston's trips to the wishing well paid off this weekend.
The Rancho Cucamonga resident was working as Snow White at Disneyland when she bought a lottery ticket on a whim in February. That ticket just made Marston a millionaire.
Marston, 22, won the $5.2 million jackpot on the "Make Me a Millionaire" show by the California Lottery on Saturday. The show airs 7:30 p.m. Saturdays on KCAL-9.
"I know I played Snow White, but I feel more like Cinderella," Marston said in a prepared statement.
In a phone interview, Marston said she knew that she was guaranteed $2,000 when she scratched her lottery ticket to find that she qualified to go on the 30-minute lottery T.V. show. But the initial prize wasn't a factor in her decision to quit her Disneyland job about four months ago. Instead, Marston wanted to pursue acting jobs full-time.
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Marston has worked as an actress on and off since she was 5 years old, starring in Barbie commercials as a child, appearing in the "Magnolia" movie with Tom Cruise and recently taking guest spots on T.V. shows, such as "Criminal Minds."
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Barely explored by any mainstream media outlet is the possible connection between Mohamed and convicted terror supporter al-Arian. A week after the arrest, authorities searched a Florida home where Mohamed had been staying.
Only meaningfully investigated by bloggers, such as Michelle Malkin and Bryan Preston, is that the searched residence was leased in the 1990's by the World and Islam Studies Enterprise (WISE). Could this be coincidence? Of course. But it could also be more than that, and some digging could reveal far stronger connections between the men.
Even if the connections between Mohamed and al-Arian turn out to be attenuated, the search itself was noteworthy. Local TV stations captured video of authorities removing from the house PVC piping, something also found in the trunk of the suspects' car.
Also left unreported by the Post and the Times was that Mohamed's computer contained a file named "Bomb Shock," which contained detailed information on TNT and C-4, a military-grade plastic explosive.
The prestigious papers further ignored the apparent animus that Mohamed harbors for the U.S. military. According to a court document, Mohamed "considered American troops, and those military forces fighting with the American military, to be invaders of Arab countries."
When someone with seething anger toward the U.S. soldiers drives a car filled with explosive materials two states away to a naval station, how is that not major news?
Contrast that to the coverage afforded the recent mistrial in the government's case against Holy Land Foundation, an alleged front for Hamas.
The mistrial was spun by most mainstream media outlets as a major defeat to U.S. counterterrorism efforts. The New York Times dedicated over 1,200 words in a page one story. The Washington Post was a bit more restrained, putting its coverage on page three, but the editorial page ran a stinging criticism by Georgetown professor David Cole of supposed government overreach.
Defenders of high-profile treatment of the Holy Land mistrial likely would assert the connection to 9/11, as the Islamic charity was shut down with great fanfare in October 2001.
But what about the case of Ali al-Timimi, a Muslim cleric who convicted in 2005 for urging his followers shortly after 9/11 to wage jihad against the U.S. The Times ran its coverage of the April 2005 conviction on page 12. The life sentence Timimi received that July was bumped back to page 21.
At least the Post placed the story about Timimi's conviction on the front page. This might have owed to the local angle, though, as Timimi taught at an adult Islamic education center in Northern Virginia.
Yet three months later, the Post editorialized against Timimi's life sentence, under the headline, "Sentenced for Speaking." Stressing that none of his followers had actually waged successful jihad, the Post lamented, "[he] has been sentenced to life in prison for words that had little effect."
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Optical coherence tomography guided peeling of macular epiretinal membrane
Authors Yoshio Hirano, Tsutomu Yasukawa, Yuichiro Ogura
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Abstract: Optical coherence tomography (OCT) has emerged as a powerful diagnostic aid in disorders of the vitreoretinal juncture. The purpose of this study is to determine whether OCT can be used as an additional tool for evaluating an architecture including the thickened area, and the identifiable edge of a macular epiretinal membrane (ERM), and helping us to dissect the ERM from the retinal surface more easily and safely. In two cases with ERM, the edges of the membranes were detected by OCT, and the peeling of the membrane was started at the area easily. OCT guided ERM peeling might be useful for dissecting ERM membranes without any hesitation.
Keywords: optical coherence tomography, epiretinal membrane, vitrectomy
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Georgia players have black patches on the back of jerseys that is being used to track electronically movement. "What it's doing is just giving us an idea of the volume of running, how much distance are they traveling, what speed are they traveling, how often do they hit maximum speeds," Richt said. "You learn about just the volume of work that they're doing."
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Absolutely WONDERFUL! First off, we had amazing seats and this show was fantastic! We enjoyed the music - especially the talent of the 4 Marvelous Wonderettes - each one gifted in vocals, comedic timing and overall performing talent! I would recommend this show to EVERYONE that likes music and is looking for enjoyable entertainment!
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A MARVELOUS, entertaining evening. Great music, wonderful vocals and fabulous choreography. A totally fun show.
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My husband and I really enjoyed the Marvelous Wonderettes..we were laughing and tapping our toes...great audience participation...the ladies were all so talented ..our favorite "Wonderette" was Betty Jean...she was hilarious and quite the...continued
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The show was very upbeat and the women in the cast are so AMAZINGLY talented and full of energy. This show will have you tapping your toes and laughing hysterically!
You're invited to the Prom! It's a cotton-candy colored, non-stop pop musical blast from the past! Featuring your favorite songs from the 50's and 60's, The Marvelous Wonderettes takes you to the 1958 Springfield High School prom where we meet Betty Jean, Cindy Lou, Missy and Suzy, four girls with hopes and dreams as big as their crinoline skirts and voices to match! You've never had this much fun at a prom, and you will never forget The Marvelous Wonderettes — a must-take trip down memory lane!
About the Ticket Supplier: Musical Theatre West
Musical Theatre West is one of Southern California's oldest and most respected regional musical theatre companies and draws more than 60,000 patrons to Long Beach's Carpenter Performing Arts Center. Now in its 62nd season, Musical Theatre West is the fastest growing arts organization in Long Beach and is dedicated to preserving musical theatre as a unique American art form.