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Hey! Apache James Server 3.0-beta4 is out! Thank you to everyone who contributed code, documentation, bug report, feedback...
The Apache James Project delivers a rich set of open source modules and libraries, written in Java, related to Internet mail communication which build into an advanced enterprise mail server.
All are welcome to the Community! We recommend that Users, Developers, Curious and Fans subscribe to the mailing lists and follow @ApacheJames on Twitter.
You can also read the wiki (discover who uses James,...)
Just like other Apache projects, Apache James is developed in an open and collaborative manner.
Help use design and choose a new logo for James
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Apache James Server 3.0 and 2.3.2 are integrated email server with advanced fully functional features.
Apache James Server 3.0 provides a mailet container, delegating to independent processing agents known as mailets. It benefits from modular architecture, is built on Spring and is moving towards OSGi. It supports the following protocols:
You can also try the Apache James Hupa WEB-mail solution to give access from any browser to IMAP mailboxes (hosted by James Server or any other IMAP Server).
Apache James Software Components
Developers looking for a modular mail platform on which to build can look at the modules and libraries used to compose James Server 3.0.
Apache James IMAP provides a flexible codec for IMAP, command processors and a sample data access layer. In combination with a socket layer, and a mailbox persistence, this library can be used to create an IMAP server.
The Apache James Mailet project collects products related to mailets (mail processing components analogous to servlets). These are independent of the James server and can be reused in any mailet container.
Apache James Protocols project delivers a lightweight, and highly extensible framework for mail protocols implementations.
Apache James Mailbox is a flexible Mailbox storage accessible by mail (imap, pop3, smtp,...) and other protocols..
Apache James Mime4J parses MIME typed documents (including - but not limited to - mail). APIs similar to DOM, SAX and pull parsers are exposed.
Apache James jSPF implements SPF
Apache James jSieve implements the Sieve mail filtering language
Apache James jDKIM implements DKIM
Apache James MPT is a scripted functional test tool suitable for testing mail protocols.
Apache James Postage generates mail traffic suitable for stress testing mail servers
Why a new Logo?
We are happy with our current logo, but for the upcoming James Server 3.0 release, we would like to give our community the opportunity to create a new image for James.
Don't be shy, take your inkscape and gimp, and send us on the James Server User mailing list your creations. We will publish them on this page.
We need an horizontal logo (100p height) to be show displayed on the upper left corner of this page, an avatar (48x48p) to be used on a Twitter stream for example. The used fonts should be redistributable (or commonly available on Windows and Linux). The chosen logo should be delivered in SVG format. We also like the Apache feather.
How to Choose?
Listen mailing list and Twitter for the vote.
We still don't have any date for this vote, so it's still time to submit your proposals.
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on February 16, 2013 - 10:42 PM
Police want to know who was supposed to be watching the Jamestown girl who was struck and killed by a car Friday evening when her sled slid into a busy road.
Authorities on Saturday identified the victim as 5-year-old Isabella M. Stanford, a kindergartner at M.J. Fletcher Elementary School in Jamestown.
"Our hearts go out to the family of this poor little girl," said Capt. Robert Samuelson, of the Jamestown Police Department, "but we want everyone to understand this was a tragic accident that could have been avoided."
The investigation is continuing. Police are still trying to determine whether there was any adult supervision at the time of the accident.
Late Friday afternoon, Isabella was sledding with three other children her age on a hill behind her home, which abuts Foote venue, Samuelson said.
The hill is probably 90 feet in length and has about a 20-degree incline, Samuelson said. It comes to an end at a sidewalk, which is just feet away from Foote, he added.
"It is a fairly short but steep hill – steep enough to get some speed," Samuelson said Saturday. "There's no reason anyone should have been sledding on that, given the slope and closeness to the road."
Just before 6 p.m. Friday, Isabella came down the hill on her sled, slid into the road and was struck by a car traveling south on Foote, near Arterial Street.
"It's a very busy thoroughfare," Samuelson said, "especially that time of day on a Friday night."
Isabella was taken to WCA Hospital, where she later died.
Samuelson said it was a difficult accident scene for all involved, including the first responders and the driver of the car that struck Isabella.
"The driver will not be charged based on what we discovered from the investigation," Samuelson said.
It's unclear how long the children were sledding on the hill, but by the looks of it, the hill had been used for some time, Samuelson said.
While Isabella was too young to know the danger, the adults responsible for her should have used more common sense, the police captain said.
"This was a tragedy that could have easily been prevented," Samuelson said.
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on December 10, 2012 - 12:01 AM
George Wilson is one of the more perceptive players in town, so it was difficult to fathom after the game Sunday when the veteran safety failed to make an obvious connection. Seven weeks earlier, he stood before the same locker stall, after essentially the same ending, and answered the same questions.
Let's rewind the tape, no matter how painful, and take a stroll down memory lane, shall we? The loss Sunday was strangely reminiscent of the Tennessee game, if not equally fatal, in the Bills' fateful march toward nowhere. Defensive backs need a short memory, but the Senator should have remembered how the Tennessee game slipped away.
The Bills had a 34-28 lead over the Titans when Wilson dropped an interception on the first play after the two-minute warning. Two plays later, armed with a second chance, backup quarterback Matt Hasselbeck threw a 15-yard touchdown pass to lead the Titans to a 35-34 victory. Wilson was practically inconsolable afterward.
On Sunday, with the Bills leading the Rams, 12-7, Wilson failed to intercept Sam Bradford's pass on the first play after the two-minute warning. If he catches the ball, the Bills win and extend their playoff hopes, no matter how laughable, for another week. Six plays later, Bradford found Brandon Gibson with a 13-yard TD and a 15-12 victory.
"I wasn't thinking about Tennessee at all,'' he said.
And that's precisely the problem.
Wilson looked like a beaten man after the game. He's been here since 2004 and endured more than his share of agony. You worry about players becoming numb from losing, like prisoners who have become institutionalized after 40 years behind bars. It was troubling that the Tennessee game didn't register with him.
Certain losses should be saved to memory, forever ingrained in players' heads. Past defeats help them learn how to win, help them bear down in tight games and make the one play that separates them from losing. The Bills over the years have developed an innate ability to make just enough blunders to avoid winning.
"I stuck my hand out there and almost ended up tipping [the ball] to myself,'' Wilson said. "It ended up ricocheting off the palm of my hand and bouncing away from me. Those are the plays you end up replaying in your head over and over again and wishing the ball would have bounced your way.''
Sunday's loss didn't come down to bad bounces. It was the latest example of a team failing to achieve. Chan Gailey's clock management, personnel decisions and play-calling didn't help matters. He shouldn't be trusted to call a taxicab at this stage. He's been bumbling for weeks and must have inched closer to the door Sunday.
Really, where is this going with him in charge?
Buffalo's defense had allowed only 200 total yards before the Rams' final scoring drive. The Bills shut down the running game for most of the afternoon. Mario Williams was in top form. Buffalo pressured Sam Bradford, the former No. 1 pick who was outclassed by Ryan Fitzpatrick for the first 55 minutes.
But the result was predictable. You knew it was going to happen before you knew the script. What must have sounded like an indecipherable buzz for the Rams was actually 68,109 fans telling one another the Bills, even with the lead in the final two minutes, were going to lose.
And they did lose.
That's what they do.
"I can rattle off these close losses since I've been in Buffalo going back to the Dallas game [a 25-24 loss in 2007],'' linebacker Bryan Scott said. "Tennessee this year. Now, this game. You look back every season, and you're like, 'Wow, if we found a way to win a couple of those games.' That's the difference between 6-10 and 10-6."
St. Louis punted on its first five possessions and was 2 for 8 on third down in the opening half. The Rams turned into the Greatest Show on Turf when it mattered most. Lance Kendricks snatched one ball with his fingertips in heavy traffic for a 22-yard pickup that led them into Buffalo territory. On fourth and 1 after Wilson's drop, Austin Pettis made a great catch for a 9-yard gain on a ball thrown behind him.
The Rams had a third-and-10 play with 67 seconds remaining when Bradford found Gibson. Two plays later, Gibson caught a slant in behind Ron Brooks. Fitzpatrick turned back into Fitzpatrick and threw an interception in the final minute and the Bills dragged another loss into the locker room.
"It definitely feels like the Tennessee game,'' linebacker Nick Barnett said. "We definitely had more than one opportunity to end this game, get off the field and run out the clock. We did not take advantage of those opportunities. Here we are, with an 'L' that we did not want."
All they needed was one play from somebody, anybody, that would have made the difference when it mattered most. The Bills' gift for giving isn't some strange coincidence. It's not a mystery. It's a trend en route to 7-9 or worse. Buffalo had slim playoff hopes before the game, and soon the math will take over.
At some point, they'll attempt to make sense of another miserable season while standing at their lockers, like Wilson was Sunday, answering the same questions about the same ending and failing to make the connection. The playoffs were right in their hands before they slipped away.
"We need to find a way to come up with a win," Scott said. "It's been the story since I've been here, losing close games. And it hurts."
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When Ruby Hsu planned her trip to New York City during Thanksgiving week, she, like many tourists, also planned to see a Broadway show.
"I was very excited to finally get to see 'Wicked.'" Hsu said. "I was hoping that the strike would be over by the time I got there."
Instead, the San Francisco resident arrived on November 17, at the height of the 19-day strike on Broadway. Contract negotiations between The League of American Theatres and Producers and the stagehands union had shut down most Broadway shows, including "Wicked."
"It ruined my whole week," Hsu said. "And I hate New York."
An overreaction? Perhaps. But Hsu was not alone. Travelers on Jetblue Airlines reportedly began canceling their trips to the city after learning the lights had gone dark on the Great White Way. "We've seen a slight increase in cancellation [of flights to New York] over the last week," the airline spokeswoman Alison Eshelman told the Daily News.
A few days after the walkout, the league said the strike would cost the city $17 million per day and would wipe out Thanksgiving week revenue, the second highest grossing period after Christmas.
"While this is a private labor matter, the economic impact is very public and will be felt far beyond the theatres closed today," Mayor Michael Bloomberg said in his statement.
Now that Broadway is back, skeptics question whether the estimates of the strike's economic impact was overblown. Did the walkout really hurt the city? Is Broadway, for that matter, crucial to the city's economy?
Months before visiting New York City, Bryan Vavra decided not to go see the touring production of "Avenue Q" that finally made its way to his hometown, Houston, Texas.
"I wanted to see the show on Broadway. This is where the best of the best perform," he said of his plan during Thanksgiving week. "It was just unforntunate that they were on strike the few days I was in New York City."
After arriving in the city, Vavra changed his plan and went to see "The Ritz," one of a few Broadway shows that remained open during the strike.
Vavra's story is an example of what some analysts had argued - that ticket holders would spend their money on other forms of entertainment and so help lessen the economic blow to the city.
The league's estimated cost of the strike has since been challenged. The Partnership for New York City, a business group, said that the strike cost the city $5 million a day, $12 million less than producers league projected. New York City Comptroller William Thompson Jr. put the final number at $2 million a day, based on survey data including total spending on tickets, dining and shopping.
"The average theater ticket is about $76," Frank Braconi, chief economist for the city's comptroller, told Bloomberg News." We assume that that $76 is spent elsewhere in the city, on other entertainments or shopping or whatever."
Rodney Tan of Astoria, Queens, an avid fan of opera, said that he was surprised to find a full house on November 16 at a so-so production of "Cendrillon,' a French version of Cinderella, at The New York City Opera.
"The opera was so bad," he said. "The only reason it's packed here is because Broadway is closed."
During the last days of the strike, public officials started changing their tune and were, by then, convinced that the overall impact on the rest of the economy was relatively minor.
"This is not like Las Vegas where, if the gambling industry shut down, there would be nothing to do here," George Fertitta, chief executive of NYC & Company, the city's tourism agency, told Newsday.
In the end, aside from Broadway producers who lost an estimated $40 million in box-office revenue, the strike affected fewer people than expected. The strike was "an unfortunate blip in a very successful time in the City of New York," Fertitta said.
But some argue that Broadway is still crucial to the city's economy.
Last year alone Broadway brought in $5.3 billion to the New York City economy, according to the league spokesperson. At least 45,000 full-time jobs depend on Broadway - 13,000 employed directly by theaters and 32,000 people in related local businesses.
"Broadway is our number one tourist magnet," Kathryn Wylde, president of the Partnership for New York City told the Daily News. Of the $11.53 million in tickets sold during the 2004-2005 season, the most recent year for which statistics are available, 82 percent were purchased by out-of-towners.
For a Broadway fan such as Vavra, nothing can come between him and the show he wants to see. He hasn't ruled out another trip to the city or catching a touring production of "Avenue Q" in the future.
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Robbie (Stephens) Kofol, 93, longtime Attica resident, died Sunday, Nov. 4, 2012, at Altercare of Nobles Pond, Canton.
She was born April 26, 1919, in Albertville, Ala., to Fred C. and Agnes (Glover) Stephens. Mrs. Kofol was a teletypist for Western Union in her younger years then, after her sons had grown, she was the secretary to the plant manager at Pioneer Rubber, Attica. She was a member of Attica United Methodist Church, Attica bridge club, and had a life-long interest in ballroom dance. Mrs. Kofol took loving care and enjoyed her family very much.
Mrs. Kofol is survived by her two sons, Stephen (Jacquie) Kofol of Sunnyvale, Calif., and Henry (Joyce) Kofol of Canton; two grandchildren, Taylor Kofol of Canton and Caitlin Nowlan of Saratoga Springs, N.Y.; and one great-granddaughter of five days, Elizabeth Nowlan.
She was preceded in death by her parents; husband, John Henry Kofol, who preceded her in death in 2007; one brother, Fred C. Stephens; and two sisters, Lucille Stephens and Jewel Pfifer.
Her funeral will be 11 a.m. Thursday, Nov. 8, 2012, at Lindsey-Foos-Kocher Funeral Service, 295 W. Tiffin St., Attica. Burial will follow at Attica-Venice Township Cemetery, Attica.
Friends may call from 5-7 p.m. Wednesday at the funeral home.
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A 17-year-old Grand Island boy suffered smoke inhalation in an early-morning fire in his family's townhouse today and was transported to Erie County Medical Center as a precaution, authorities said.
The fire started at about 6:20 a.m. in one of seven Town Hall Terrace units, at 2079 Whitehaven Road.
Occupants of the two-story multi-unit brick and vinyl-sided structure were evacuated, according to Mary Murray, spokeswoman for the Erie County Sheriff's Office.
A golden retriever died in the fire, authorities said.
The blaze left an estimated $105,000 damage, fire officials reported from the scene.
The Grand Island Fire Company was assisted at the scene by North Tonawanda firefighters.
Erie County fire investigators were at the scene, working to determine the cause.
The fire was reported out by 7:45 a.m.
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So Oglethorpe is in the division now. This isn't earth shaking news until say a game in January when suddenly Abdelkader or Bertuzzi (Is Tootoo still around? I lose track anymore) is forced to deal with The Stache.
oops, should have said Montreal acquired Parros. My bad. No recess.
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I admire Peter Jones for saving Jessops, I hope it goes well.
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The New York Times seems intent on putting the very idea of Israel's continued existence, the idea of real and functional Jewish national self-determination, up for debate. First it was an Op-Ed by Muammar Qaddafi calling for an end to Israel. Now it's a page one column by Ian Lustick. http://www.alarmsistemleri.web.tr


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STATE COLLEGE - The Altoona Lady Lions entered Wednesday night's game with State College having lost four games by seven points or less.
They managed to make another close one go in their direction this time.
Altoona (6-4) had three starters in double figures as the Lady Lions rolled to a 61-53 upset of the Lady Little Lions at State College High School.
"We play a very tough schedule," Altoona coach Jill Helsel said. "We have been with every team. I told them it's time to start pulling [the close games] out and winning them, and tonight was huge."
The first half started out eerily similar to the how the first nine games went for the Lions.
The Lady Little Lions managed to jump out to an early 6-2 lead by Kyla Irwin and Bridget King.
Lauren Donley managed to break the momentum with a game-tying 3-pointer to keep the game even at 9-9 after one quarter.
Donley scored 15 points, all coming off 3-pointers.
In the second quarter, both offenses got into a seesaw battle where Altoona fell behind by no more than four points. Darby Lee managed to nail two free throws to bring the Lady Lions within two, trailing 22-20 at the break.
Lee scored 16 points and went 8-for-8 from the free-throw line, but was pulled after some early struggles during the first quarter and a half.
"Just don't let this get to your head. I know how good you are," Lee said of coach Helsel's remarks at the bench.
The Lady Lions' fortune changed at the start of the second half.
Lee bounced back to lead the team with 12 points in the third quarter. Altoona's rally was powered by Kaycie Reffner's 3-pointer with 4:58 left to give the Lady Lions a 44-34 lead at the end of three quarters.
"We weren't confident in the first half with our shots," Reffner said. "Once we got into a rhythm and started hitting shots, it was our game from there."
Altoona outscored the Lady Little Lions, 24-12, in the third. Reffner scored seven of her team-high 17 points in the quarter.
"[The] kids didn't go out focused and they tried to do things on their own and that's not the way we run things," State College coach Bethany Irwin said.
In the fourth quarter, Altoona didn't look back as Donley nailed a critical 3-pointer, and Reffner sank two pivotal free throws for the game's final result.
"My teammates did a great job getting me the ball and I needed to hit the shots when the opportunity came," Reffner said of her chance to put the game away.
"Altoona played the game they needed to play to win," Irwin said. "I am not going to take away from them."
Lee couldn't have been happier to get a game like this bounce Altoona's way.
"We've let a lot of close games slip by us this season," Lee said, "And this game we need[ed] to say enough is enough and step up and finally win one of these close ones."
Helsel is looking forward to the road ahead, as her team will now face Oakland Catholic at home Saturday night.
"It's big to see where we are at right now," Helsel said. "I think we're two even teams who work hard. Hopefully our schedule that we have played is going to make us better for District 6."
ALTOONA (61): Lee 4 8-8 16, Donley 5 0-0 15, Reffner 4 8-13 17, Hatch 2 5-6 9, Grimme 1 0-0 2, Dibert 0 0-0 0, Feathers 0 0-0 0. Totals 17 21-27 61.
STATE COLLEGE (53): Stevenson 0 0-0 0, Altomare 4 1-3 11, Irwin 8 8-9 25, King 5 0-0 10, Allison 2 0-0 4, F. Treglia 1 0-0 3, Karstetter 0 0-0 0, Kaluza 0 0-0 0, A. Treglia 0 0-0 0. Totals 20 9-12 53.
Altoona9 11 24 17 61
State College9 13 12 19 53
3-point field goals: Altoona 6 (Donley 5, Reffner); State College 4 (Altomare 2, Irwin, F. Treglia).
Referees: Keith Cremer, Dave Schall, Rod Wilson.
Records: Altoona (6-4), State College (9-4)
JV: State College, 53-33. High scorers Taylor Mayhue, Ashley Muffie, A, 9; Allison Williams, SC, 8


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CDC: Binge Drinking 'Huge U.S. Health Problem'
Oct. 5, 2010 -- Binge drinking is a "huge public health problem" in the U.S., yet most of us don't know it's a problem, the CDC today announced.
Because 80% of binge drinkers are not alcoholics, it's not recognized as a problem, CDC Director Thomas Frieden, MD, MPH, said today at a news teleconference.
And on the face of it, binge drinking doesn't seem so terrible. A binge, as defined by the CDC, is having several drinks -- four for women and five for men -- in a couple of hours. Anyone who's done this even once in the last month is a binge drinker.
But binge drinking is worse than it sounds. The average binge drinker puts down eight drinks in those two hours, not just four or five. Younger drinkers slam down even more than eight drinks on average, says Robert Brewer MD, MPH, head of the CDC's alcohol program.
The CDC calculates that binge drinkers account for more than half of the 79,000 annual alcohol-related deaths in the U.S. and for two-thirds of the 2.3 million years of potential life lost in 2001-2005. Six percent of all alcohol-attributed deaths -- 4,675 per year -- are in people under age 21.
"Because binge drinking is not recognized as a problem, it has not decreased in 15 years," Frieden said.
Frieden and Brewer said the short-term risks of binge drinking include car crashes, violence (including child abuse), risk of HIV and other sexually transmitted diseases, and unintended pregnancy. Long-term risks include liver disease, cancer, stroke, heart disease, and other chronic diseases.
"Drinking at a high level like this, consistently, can be related to a wide risk of health problems," Brewer said at the news conference. "We do not consider binge drinking at any level safe. It is like smoking in that regard."
Binge Drinking Statistics
Nationwide self-reported telephone surveys of adults and teens show that in 2009:
- Among the 41.8% of high school students who drink, 60.9% are binge drinkers. Overall, one in four high school students binge drink -- and that number should be higher, as the teen study defined binge drinking as five drinks for both males and females instead of the national definition of four drinks for females and five drinks for males.
- 15.2% of Americans report binge drinking, with rates ranging from 6.8% of people in Tennessee to 23.9% of people in Wisconsin.
- Binge drinking is more common among adults age 18-24 (25.6%), adults age 25-34 (22.5%), among men (20.7%), and among whites (16%).
- People with annual household incomes of $75,000 or more are more likely to binge drink (19.3%).
- From 1993 to 2009, binge drinking decreased among high school boys but remained about the same in high school girls. There was no overall change in binge drinking for adults.
But there is likely to be underreporting in these statistics. People underreport how much they really drink -- by a lot. Overall drinking reported to the CDC accounts for only 22% to 32% of alcohol consumption based on state alcohol sales.


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One day after The New York Times published cell phone footage of the moments preceding Keith Lamont Scott's fatal shooting at the hands of police in Charlotte, North Carolina, Chief Kerr Putney of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Police Department announced he would release footage from the dash and body cameras of the officers involved on Saturday. The graphic video is available here via the Charlotte Observer.
Putney said releasing the video would have "no adverse impact on the investigation" into Scott's death, adding that his decision was not influenced by five days of protesters in Charlotte calling for the film to be made public. North Carolina. Gov. Pat McCrory and the mayor of Charlotte both endorsed the decision.
The police chief also said the video has "no definitive, visual evidence" that Scott was armed at the time of his death — a major point of controversy between accounts from police and other eyewitnesses — but maintained other evidence says Scott "absolutely" had a gun when he was killed. Where the gun was located is less clear; an Associated Press report indicates Putney "told reporters on Saturday that officers saw marijuana and a weapon in Keith Lamont Scott's car," as opposed to in his hands.
This post has been updated throughout. Bonnie Kristian
A new species of tropical ant has been discovered in the vomit of a diablito, or little devil frog, a very orange and poisonous frog that lives in Colombia and Ecuador.
Scientists use wild ant-eating frogs as tiny scouts who are able to search for insects in places people can't go. Then they capture the frogs and carefully make them vomit up the results of their latest explorations. The frogs are released unharmed.
In this case, the frog puke contained a single (and dead) member of the newly identified ant species, Lenomyrmex hoelldobleri. "Sometimes people think that our world is very well explored. Nothing could be farther from the truth," said Christian Rabeling of the University of Rochester, New York, who led a study on the new ant. He added, "The difficulty is finding the ants!" Bonnie Kristian
A New York Times editorial published Saturday announced the paper's official endorsement of Democrat Hillary Clinton for president. The article did not offer a comparison of Clinton to her rival, Republican Donald Trump, instead promising to "explain in a subsequent editorial why we believe Mr. Trump to be the worst nominee put forward by a major party in modern American history."
As for Clinton, the editorial board insisted their rationale centered on her merits — "intellect, experience, toughness, and courage" — and not her position as the sole viable alternative to Trump: "The best case for Hillary Clinton cannot be, and is not, that she isn't Donald Trump." Clinton should be seen as a realist rather than an opportunist, the endorsement essay argued, running through a record of her accomplishments while dismissing Clinton's negatives as "occasional missteps."
The Times endorsement of Clinton may be striking in its vehemence, but it is hardly unexpected, as the paper has endorsed the Democratic candidate in 22 of 26 presidential elections since 1916. The last time a Republican won the Times' loyalty was Dwight D. Eisenhower in 1956. Bonnie Kristian
The CEOs of America's 100 largest corporations are universally uninterested in financially backing Republican Donald Trump, an analysis from The Wall Street Journal reveals. However, 11 Fortune 100 CEOs have donated to Democrat Hillary Clinton, a longtime Wall Street favorite.
Among Clinton's high-profile donors from the business world are the leaders of Apple, American Airlines, and Nike. Her Fortune 100 CEO support is double what President Obama received in 2012, when nearly a third of these 100 CEOs backed Republican Mitt Romney and 66 didn't donate to any presidential candidate.
Clinton has also received financial support in the form of donation bundling from social media executives, namely Yahoo CEO Marissa Mayer and Facebook COO Sheryl Sandberg. A bundler collects donations on the campaign's behalf and may be rewarded with special access or a position in the new administration should their candidate win. Bonnie Kristian
Bruce Springsteen says Donald Trump is a 'moron' with 'simple answers to very complex problems'
Republican nominee Donald Trump is a simplistic "moron," rock legend Bruce Springsteen said while speaking in an interview with Rolling Stone to promote his new autobiography.
"Well, you know, the republic is under siege by a moron, basically," he said in the conversation published Friday. "The whole thing is tragic. Without overstating it, it's a tragedy for our democracy." Springsteen went on to critique Trump's connection to "white nationalism and the alt-right movement" before offering a more empathetic analysis of why Trump's candidacy has garnered so much support:
"I believe that there's a price being paid for not addressing the real cost of the deindustrialization and globalization that has occurred in the United States for the past 35, 40 years and how it's deeply affected people's lives and deeply hurt people to where they want someone who says they have a solution. And Trump's thing is simple answers to very complex problems. Fallacious answers to very complex problems. And that can be very appealing." [Springsteen, via Rolling Stone]
Fellow musician Jon Bon Jovi also took on Trump this week, telling Gigwise, a British music website, that it is "incredible" how Trump can "can lie to you. You tell him here's factually what you said that's incorrect and then he tells it the same [way again]." Bonnie Kristian
Here we go again: Federal agencies on Friday started to prepare for a possible government shutdown beginning Oct. 1, the end of the fiscal year.
Though congressional leaders are working on a 10-week stopgap measure to continue funding the federal government, squabbles over whether that bill should include relief aid to Flint, Michigan, have stalled the process. Thus, "at this time, prudent management requires that the government plan for the possibility of a lapse and OMB is working with agencies to take appropriate action," an Office of Management and Budget official told The Hill.
The last time the government shut down because of a funding gap was in 2013, when nonessential employees were sent home for more than two weeks. Contrary to the suggestion of the term "shutdown," only about 20 percent of federal employees are considered nonessential, meaning roughly eight in 10 — more than 3 million people — will keep working as usual should a shutdown occur. Bonnie Kristian
The National Museum of African American History and Culture, the newest Smithsonian museum, opened to the public in Washington, D.C., on Saturday morning. President Barack Obama participated in the opening ceremony, which was attended by thousands and paired with a three-day festival of African-American cuisine and culture on the National Mall.
In comments at a reception honoring the museum Friday night, Obama referenced high-profile police misconduct cases involving black Americans."My hope is that as people are seeing what's happened in Tulsa or Charlotte on television," he said, a visit to the museum will help them to say, "I understand. I sympathize. I empathize. I can see why folks might feel angry, and I wanna be part of the solution."
See comments from Obama and Oprah on the new museum below. Bonnie Kristian
There's a new museum joining the @Smithsonian. @POTUS shares his thoughts ahead of the opening of @NMAAHC: https://t.co/6d67DVdKmZ
— The White House (@WhiteHouse) September 24, 2016
You know it's going to be a good day if @Oprah says so. #APeoplesJourney @NMAAHC pic.twitter.com/7Nmn6XxwLS
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The people at the party were so wack...it was a train wreck.
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I was at the club last night at this fucking newb train wrecked in the middle of the night. The entire place just froze. I know he ain't getting a second chance.
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The Amherst Town Board had some spirited debate Monday night about the need to reassess its 65-foot maximum height restriction for commercial buildings in light of two six-story buildings going up on the outskirts of Williamsville on Main Street near the I-290 exit.
The board also approved rezonings that will allow new luxury and senior apartments to go up in town.
Council Member Mark Manna submitted a resolution asking the Planning Department to review the maximum height restrictions allowed in commercial and office districts. The board was clearly divided on the matter, despite public pressure from residents.
"I think it's time to re-evaluate where these six-story, or 65-feet, buildings are allowed to go," Manna said.
Many area residents are upset by the six-story hotel and apartment building being constructed by Ellicott Development at Main Street and South Forest Road, and the six-story Hyatt Place hotel that Iskalo Development plans to build behind the Lord Amherst Hotel.
Manna said he doesn't expect to stop projects like the Hyatt Place, despite neighborhood opposition.
"My goal was to make sure it didn't happen to somebody else," he said.
Council Members Richard "Jay" Anderson and Barbara Nuchereno supported his resolution, noting some of the public outrage over the Ellicott and Iskalo developments.
"These two buildings have let us know something's broken, and we need to be responsive," Nuchereno said.
Council Member Steven Sanders said the town has other pressing priorities, while Council Member Guy Marlette said the building height restriction issue should not be weighed out of context and that broader zoning issues should be considered.
The board ultimately agreed to support a resolution asking for a building height review by the Planning Department, with input from a committee that will include board members and others; a progress report to be given in four months; and a final report to be issued by the end of 2013.
In other matters the board:
• Approved a proposal by developers Paul Bliss and Michael Connors to rezone three single-family residential properties at the corner of Maple and Ayer roads as "multifamily residential" for the purpose of building an independent senior living apartment complex.
The complex would include a single building with three stories, comprising 98 units. Most would be two-bedroom apartments, while 18 would be one-bedroom units.
• Approved a proposal by Uniland and Bliss to rezone mostly vacant land at 6275 Sheridan Drive and 7610 Transit Road from "office building" designation to "multifamily residential" in order to build a "luxury" apartment complex.
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I have been watching naruto for as long as can remember. It maybe my first anime i ever watched. Now that action flicks is on instead of toonami. Naruto has been off excessivley. All three movies played about twice. Once i remember a new episode after the movie but that is it. Does anybody got some info on the next new naruto episode. the reason for this is that i want it to get to shippuuden. I heard that mtv may host shippuuden but i am not sure. Also instead of shippuuden it would be the hurricane chronicles, this i know. This would be good because ,knowing mtv, it would be mostly uncensored.So no more bloody scenes being cut out from the japanese version. Can somebody also give a "for sure" answer if the hurricane chronicles will be on mtv.
they can't go too long before they show it.
toonami quit showing it before the airing the last 10 or so episodes. disney xd now airs naruto shippuden. for legal streams try vizanime.com or huluu.com
you can always watch then eps on any anime web site like crunchyroll.com or anmefreak.tv or anywhere eles
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depends. does the IIHF want to buttheads with the NHL on russian players that breach their contracts. remember the nhl can just say f you to the olympics and not allow any of its players to play. then it would be the russian players against 3rd rate competition.
i hope one of these russians players stays over there so we can see how it plays out (not datsyuk obviously).
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In PEOPLE's edition next week, Cate, 28, who lives in Washington and clerks for a federal judge, and her mother talk candidly about their relationships with John now, Elizabeth's cancer and other issues.
"There are the things she taught without words," Cate writes about her mother in a bonus essay for PEOPLE. Like, "how to continue to live your life on your own terms when it somehow becomes savaged by people you never invited into it."
PEOPLE's extensive interview was Elizabeth's first in more than a year and her first public comments since several tell-all books and interviews about the former presidential candidate's affair called Elizabeth's own character into question earlier this year.
"It's my story and I'm writing it from here on out – nobody else," Elizabeth says in the interview as the paperback edition of her bestselling book Resilience, is released.
The paperback includes a new chapter reflecting on the worst of the fallout from husband John's infidelity and on their split at the end of last year.
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Agilent Technologies is expanding its life sciences business through the acquisition of Halo Genomics and BioSystem Development. Halo Genomics provides sample preparation technology for next-generation DNA sequencing, and BioSystem Development develops and manufactures sample prep solutions for drug R&D.
The acquisition of Halo, based in Uppsala, Sweden, is now final. The asset acquisition of BioSystem Development, headquartered in Madison, WI., is expected to be completed by the end of the calendar year.
Halo Genomics' technology addresses sequence-selective sample preparation. The company's HaloPlex technology combines the speed and specificity of PCR-based systems with the scalability and capture-size flexibility of solution-based hybridization formats, thus eliminating the need for library preparation.
HaloPlex technology is expected to complement Agilent's SureSelect target enrichment platform by providing a high-performance solution for small capture sizes. The speed of the technology reportedly addresses the needs of the desktop sequencing market and clinical sequencing space.
"Halo Genomics' unique technology and talented R&D team will expand Agilent's solutions for emerging sequencing applications and accelerate our entry into the rapidly growing next-gen clinical sequencing market," says Gustavo Salem, vp and GM of Agilent's biological systems division within the life sciences group.
BioSystem Development currently supplies Agilent's automation solutions business with AssayMAP cartridges used in conjunction with Agilent's Bravo liquid-handling platform for protein purification and characterization workflows. The combination reportedly enables chromatographic separation with precision flow control.
"We are excited about bringing BioSystem Development, a valued partner, into Agilent," says Fred Strohmeier, vp and GM of Agilent's liquid phase analysis division within the company's life sciences group. "BioSystem Development's innovative and versatile microchromatography technology and the team's applications expertise will help Agilent expand its capabilities as a sample-prep provider for the life sciences market."
The AssayMAP platform can be leveraged for bioprocess development, biomarker identification and analysis, as well as a variety of other life science research applications, according to Agilent.
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Great pitching but no offense has been a bad formula for the Curve two days in a row.
Shut out Friday night, Altoona was blanked for nine innings Saturday to run its scoreless streak to 21 total innings before finally pushing across a run in the 10th. That was too little, too late, however, as Harrisburg had broken the scoreless tie in the top of the 10th and held on for a 3-1 win before 4,111 fans at Peoples Natural Gas Field.
"We've just got to made adjustments," said Curve first baseman Matt Curry, who went 0-for-5 and left eight runners on base.
One of the major adjustments is coming through in the clutch.
"Basically what they're doing is expanding the strike zone when we don't have to, especially with men in scoring position," Curve manager Carlos Garcia said. "We've got to understand the situation and stay tough in our approach, understand when the pitcher's in trouble and get pitches over the plate and put a good swing on it."
The Curve managed only five hits and wasted superb pitching performances by starter Stolmy Pimentel and reliever Jeff Inman. Those two combined to throw nine shutout innings, enough to win on most nights but not when the offense struggled once again.
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Covering the bases
LEADING OFF: RHP Phil Irwin will become the 102nd former Curve player to reach the major leagues when he's called up today to make a spot start for the Pirates. Irwin pitched for the Curve the past two seasons, going 8-4 with a 3.81 ERA in 2011 and 4-7 with a 2.93 ERA last year. He's 1-0 with a 1.50 ERA in one start for Triple-A Indianapolis this year.
SAFE AT FIRST: Curve RHP Tim Alderson was called up to Triple-A to take Irwin's roster spot. Alderson has been in Double-A for parts of five seasons, and this is just the second time he's gotten a shot at Indy. He made only two appearances there last year, going 0-0 with a 4.50 ERA in four innings before getting sent back to the Curve.
STEALING SECOND: This, too, could be a brief opportunity in Indy for Alderson, depending on factors at the big league and Triple-A levels. If the Bucs send Irwin back down immediately, Alderson could be sent back to Altoona. Or, if he gets a chance to pitch and does well, the Pirates could give him an extended shot in Indy.
ROUNDING THIRD: "Definitely if he throws the ball like he's capable of doing and he throws the ball like he threw it here, I don't see why he wouldn't have success over there," Curve manager Carlos Garcia said of Alderson. "He is old enough, he has experience to go up there and play his own game. ... At this point he just has to be able to go in and be confident, make adjustments when they make him make adjustments."
HEADING HOME: RHP David Bromberg was put on the Curve's active roster to take Alderson's spot. Bromberg has been with the team as an extra player all season but had not been on the roster. The 25-year-old went 3-2 with a 3.75 ERA last season for New Britain.
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Harrisburg starter Nathan Karns got lit up his first time out this season, giving up seven runs in 3 2/3 innings against New Britain. Karns was masterful against the Curve, though, striking out eight and allowing just three hits in five shutout innings.
Three Senators relievers also kept the Curve in check, then Aaron Barrett gave up a run and worked out of trouble in the 10th for his first save.
"They had a couple good pitchers the last couple days," Curry said. "They've executed their game plan."
Altoona's hitters have not, striking out 13 times Saturday to go along with eight in Friday's 2-0 shutout loss that wasted a dominant effort by Jameson Taillon.
"Probably just offspeed in fastball counts," Curry said when pinpointing one of the biggest issues. "We're a good fastball hitting team. Don't get me wrong, you throw a guy out there that's got powerful stuff, and we usually get to him. The guys we've struggled with are the guys that have those offspeed pitches they can throw for strikes in any count."
Harrisburg broke through against reliever Luis Sanz (0-1) in the 10th, scoring three runs on three hits and an error. Brian Goodwin singled home Rick Hague for the first run and later came in on a sacrifice fly by Anthony Rendon. Destin Hood later added an RBI double that scored Sean Nicol.
Pat Lehman (1-1) won in relief for the Senators.
Pimentel put together his second consecutive strong start, tossing 6 1/3 scoreless innings with seven strikeouts. He allowed five hits and three walks and has opened the season with 12 1/3 shutout innings but still doesn't have a decision to show for it.
"This year I feel a lot more comfortable with myself, my mechanics and my pitches," the third-year Double-A pitcher said. "I feel like the experience of being in this league has helped me. I know the hitters much better, and I think that's important when you can learn about the hitters."
As good as Pimentel has been so far, Garcia offered a candid scouting report about what the pitcher needs to do better.
"[His] experience tells me that he understands he has a decent slider, a decent changeup," the manager said. "For me he has to pitch inside. Today he barely pitched inside, and he had a good result with the breaking ball. But when you go to the upper levels, you have to be able to open up that inside part of the plate to be able to control the outside part of the plate."
Inman followed Pimentel with 2 2/3 shutout innings to keep the game tied. Pimentel and Inman gave the Curve offense plenty of time to figure things out, but that didn't happen for the second straight night.
Nicol robbed the Curve of a run with a diving stop at third base in the eighth to take an RBI double away from Jarek Cunningham. Altoona put a runner on third with two outs in the ninth as Adalberto Santos returned from his quadriceps injury and had a pinch-hit single. Drew Maggi walked and stole second, but Gift Ngoepe struck out to send the game to extra innings.
"The biggest thing about Double-A is just having to make adjustments," Curry said. "We'll make adjustments. It's still early. A lot of the guys that are up here now haven't seen this stuff yet, so hopefully they're learning. I know I have seen it, and I've just got to make an adjustment from here."
Game recap
Key player: Senators RHP Nathan Karns struck out eight and gave up just three hits in five shutout innings.
Key play: Harrisburg CF Brian Goodwin's RBI single in the 10th broke up the scoreless game.
Key stat: The Curve were shut out for 21 consecutive innings before scoring a run in the 10th on an RBI single by PH Stefan Welch.
How they scored
Top 10th: Hague singled, scored on Goodwin single (0-1); Rendon sacrifice fly scored Goodwin (0-2); Nicol reached on fielder's choice, scored on Hood double (0-3).
Bottom 10th: Rojas reached on Barrett error, scored on Welch single (1-3).


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Surprise! Apple says there's no heat issue with the new iPad
43 Comments
1. DigitalBoy05 (Posts: 218; Member since: 04 Jun 2011)
i do love my macbook pro in the winter time.
47. maniak (Posts: 2; Member since: 13 Nov 2011)
Its a feature.
The new iPad with iSight camera and iHeat hand warmer.
...and, obviously, if its too hot you're holding it wrong.
2. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
Hmmmm Apple also said the iphone 4 antenna was okay.
Michael seems to think Apple has turned a leaf but it seems now seems the annual faulty product denial is one apple policy which certainly hasn't changed!
82. anywherehome (Posts: 971; Member since: 13 Dec 2011)
yes.....how can anyone still believe Apple? I don't understand
3. Chronos (Posts: 258; Member since: 25 Feb 2012)
What a great idea to deny what has already been proven! Has Apple ever thought that being honest about an issue with one of its product actually makes the company look better to customers?
13. metoyou (Posts: 279; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
No surprises coming from Apple...perhaps you're "using it the wrong way"
come on people stop bitching otherwise we might send you a mini fridge for extra 100$
30. Droid_X_Doug (Posts: 5993; Member since: 22 Dec 2010)
Apple denying there is an issue is just the latest example of a lie being repeated in hopes of it being confused for the truth. The iPad 3 does get hotter than the iPad 2. Consumer Reports objectively proved the point.
I wonder if Apple is going to provide refunds for those customers who don't like the added heat output? Maybe the customers will just return the iHeaters within the 14-day return period?
73. RaKithAPeiRiZ (Posts: 1488; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
easiest thing to do is connect a cooling fan to the ipad
94. glentomas123 (Posts: 70; Member since: 01 Jun 2011)
The heat is the only way you can tell the difference between the "new" iPAD and the iPAD2. It's a feature! "You're gonna love it."
4. s.mrabet (Posts: 124; Member since: 26 Oct 2011)
They will say it's a feature, and patent it LOL
95. glentomas123 (Posts: 70; Member since: 01 Jun 2011)
They are going to sue my car company for using this patented feature in my seats! lol
5. android_hitman (unregistered)
you are holding it wrong .. that's why it's heating ... geez people .. at least read the instruction manual before using a PREMIUM product
6. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
you need to update the original article you link to. Consumer reports ran the test and they had multiple units hit 116 degrees while playing video games.
/252228/consumer_reports_new_i pad_can_reach_116_degrees_whil e_gaming_apple_responds.html
that said, its sad to see that apple still retains its holier than thou attitude about its glitches.. eeeerrr "features". That was one of the things i was hoping would change under cook.
12. darkkjedii (Posts: 21319; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Shutup meg
90. SuperAndroidEvo (Posts: 4833; Member since: 15 Apr 2011)
116 degrees is hot for a metal case. That to me is crazy!
7. andro. (Posts: 1998; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
'Customers should contact applecare' where they will be talked into spending more money buying a warranty extended to 2 years to cover the possible faulty product
11. darkkjedii (Posts: 21319; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Jealous androsheep bahhhhhhhhh
8. PAPINYC (banned) (Posts: 2315; Member since: 30 Jul 2011)
iAgree with Tim Cook, the real problem is that all other tablets run too cold.
19. EclipseGSX (Posts: 1717; Member since: 18 Oct 2011)
haha good one. we like this
9. Gusto (Posts: 28; Member since: 20 Mar 2012)
Great piece of report, just like it should be.
With opinion, but not enough that distort the news, like most site out there is inclined to do.
10. cellphonator (Posts: 298; Member since: 29 Oct 2011)
That's clear enough.......Tim Cooks on the iPad, that's why it's so hot.
...Ok after this one, better go to sleep :/
14. smartphone (Posts: 160; Member since: 21 Oct 2011)
Apple: there is no problem , our engineers tested it in antarctica and it was ok.
34. cellphonator (Posts: 298; Member since: 29 Oct 2011)
PA please moderate this thread, possibly cleaning up the s*it, thanks.
49. B3BLW29 (Posts: 238; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
Its a new a new feature to make iOmlete using iHeat you dumb non-barsitas :D
64. denney (Posts: 98; Member since: 20 Oct 2011)
I don't believe apple is trying to sweep it under the rug. Every issue like this tends to get addressed in one way or another, and if a software iteration can fix it, it will be issued before long. My iMac was having an issue with disconnecting from Wi-Fi in sleep mode, I had checked almost daily for a software update to fix it. So finally one day (before I had checked for a software update) I called AppleCare and the agent asked that I check for updates. Reluctantly, I checked for updates and it turns out, they literally released the update to fix the problem that day. Apple doesn't like to admit they've made mistakes, but they do well to address them.
My theory is that they like to appear as though they can fix problems immediately. I'm absolutely sure that as soon as they received the first complaint about this heat issue they began investigating the cause, they will formulate a solution, then express that there is an issue that is being addressed, that way when they release the solution, it seems as though less time has actually passed since the problem began to exist.
67. RaKithAPeiRiZ (Posts: 1488; Member since: 29 Dec 2011)
@android.hype - Y U ACT ***..YOU F*king son of a sexually abused b*tch ...stop trolling and calling everyone pakistani , i m from OZ bitch ..u racist pig ,die in hell modda fukka
72. xiobnb (Posts: 74; Member since: 11 Nov 2011)
oh my god people!! stop saying they are holding it wrong!!obviously they are not !! they are just charging it wrong!
78. gemmabba (Posts: 51; Member since: 09 May 2011)
of course, why not? i have foreseen this kind of respond from apple
the number of F**ks they give to the costumer is as much as the number of books the jersey shore cast read
81. paulyyd (Posts: 338; Member since: 08 Jan 2011)
Lol I think its hilarious when michael heller decides to write an article. its always going to be about apple and its always going to be bias. LOL you're a joke, and I really do hope you don't consider your self a journalist cause you're certainly not.
84. metoyou (Posts: 279; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
Just got back from gym... is she dead? that's crazy gurl. I bet she is a lonely child, parent f*cked up, no relatives, no friends, nothing period.
85. frydaexiii (Posts: 1443; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
Yes, because Apple themselves said it doesn't heat up, it must be their users hand heating up...
86. vijaysivakula (Posts: 224; Member since: 17 Aug 2011)
It is a two-in-one device. You use it as a regular ipad and you can also toast some bread on it. That is an extra feature that the very customer-centric Apple has built in.
87. stealthd (unregistered)
How is 46 degrees C an issue? Is everyone on phonearena taking stupid pills?
88. frydaexiii (Posts: 1443; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
Dude, that's the temperature when people are having a fever! How is that not an issue?
91. cellphonator (Posts: 298; Member since: 29 Oct 2011)
46 C of fever means you're leaving this world soon!
92. drtech (banned) (Posts: 135; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
We're talking about tablet warmth not body temperature
89. xvengence42 (Posts: 20; Member since: 12 Dec 2011)
Its like Steve Jobs dies and everyone forgets how to think.
93. drtech (banned) (Posts: 135; Member since: 16 Mar 2012)
All the trolls here are funny. Apple didn't say it doesn't run warmer. It said it runs within acceptable limits and from what we see it does. It's not uncomfortable and it's not causing issues. You fandroids want Apple to fail so bad. It must suck to constantly read about how successful Apple is and how happy their customers are.
97. glentomas123 (Posts: 70; Member since: 01 Jun 2011)
Just like a happy lemming! lol! There's never any fault in your idol! I own multiple platforms and always laugh how defensive people get over these issues.
I understand Cook's response; not trying to hurt the stock price. If you're not a stock holder, then your response is plain silly. If you are a stock holder, then more power to you. You rock!
96. lvnmsamsng (Posts: 4; Member since: 21 Mar 2012)
Like it or not, the "Apple approach" to problems rarely backfires on them. Sales and Apple mania continue to increase. Not how I prefer them to communicate but it doesn't seem to be affecting their sales.
98. glentomas123 (Posts: 70; Member since: 01 Jun 2011)
Their market share has been shrinking (in both mobile phone and tablet arena). They are expected to be surpassed by Android tablet in market share in 2-3yrs.
Don't know if this is a result of the "Apple approach", but they are losing market share!
99. jibraihimi (Posts: 762; Member since: 29 Nov 2011)
Apple response to over heating issue: " You are charging it in a wrong way".......... :)
100. DIYguy (Posts: 190; Member since: 27 Feb 2011)
LOL I'm not an apple fan but this heat problem is exaggerated... I read that the iPad heats up to 35C degrees. My Lumia 800 is perfectly fine and it heats up to 54C degrees when charging and playing/browsing!
I have no problems with heat...


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