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[February 19, 2013]
Getting to inbox zero
Feb 20, 2013 (Mint - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- The idea of having zero unread emails in your account is a nearly impossible goal to attain, and an even harder one to maintain, and that probably explains the number of programs and apps that promise a better way of handling email.
Mailbox is the latest and possibly best app for this, and it's available for free right now. The catch is that they are only letting a few users at a time join the app, so there's a waiting list of thousands. This has gotten a little worse lately because of the buzz Mailbox is generating, but our number came up recently, and after having used it a little, we'd suggest you get in the queue.
Your first view of Mailbox is a very annoying countdown timer that lets you know how many people are ahead of you in the queue, but once you finally get started, you'll see that it's a combination of to-do list and email inbox.
photo The Gmail-only Mailbox makes great use of gestures to help users decide how to deal with their emails, and to set a priority level to each mail. You start off in your inbox, and you can swipe to the left to have mails saved for later -- later today, tomorrow, in a month, or even a specific date. A swipe to the right archives the mail. You could move the mail to tasks instead, so a mail reminding you about a deadline, for example, could be marked as a task so you get a reminder about the work at the right time.
The app makes scheduling so simple that it's great for dealing with a large load of emails, and it's also much more readable than the default email application.
Mailbox might not bring you to inbox zero, but if you get a lot of mails that you don't need to respond to urgently, this is a good bet. In case you don't want to wait in line, there are other great options too, on all platforms. Our picks -- MailDroid Android photo While Gmail on Android is a largely smooth experience, MailDroid is more versatile and easier to use. Some of the cool features include custom mail rules to auto-reply to mails in specific situations, password protection for mailboxes, and Dropbox integration to automatically save attachments. MailDroid looks very stark, even a little unappealing, but the pared down design makes it easy to use.
Setting up your email is simple enough, and the ability to set up email rules is really powerful. This isn't for everyone, but for power users who are happy to tinker around with the settings, particularly if you get a lot of work-related mail. The average user who just wants a nicer-looking, smoother mail interface is better served with the Gmail app that comes on the phone, but if you need to set up auto-responders, mail forwarding and rule-based filtering, MailDroid delivers. The app is free with ads. If you don't want ads, it costs Rs.1,021.
Inky Mac, Windows Unlike Mailbox, Inky is largely unknown, mostly because it's a desktop email solution. You can use it for free on your Windows or Mac PC, and it's one of the best ways to handle email on a computer. The app creates smart views automatically to let you see notifications from social sites such as Facebook and Twitter in one view, e-commerce updates in another, and so on. You can do this manually in your email, with better results, but most of us don't make the effort. Inky takes that extra step for you.
One feature that everyone will love is that its smart filters can also take smart actions if you want. Everyone gets a lot of unsolicited newsletters -- Inky filters them all into a "smart view", and can even dig through the mails and find the unsubscribe links for you! Like Gmail, Inky also scans mail and tries to learn what's important, and provide an inbox view with important mails on top, though like Gmail's Important mails, this one is a little hit-and-miss. Overall, with its stylish interface and smart filters, Inky is a PC must-have.
Sparrow iOS photo Before Mailbox, the most hyped email app was undoubtedly Sparrow, which you can buy for Rs.170. Sparrow has an attractive interface and gesture-based features. More than that, Sparrow made it really easy to use labels and folders, and the interface is designed around mobile phones. Swiping left lets you reply, tag, archive or trash, while you can also bulk-edit using a button on the top of the screen. It also connects to Facebook to get profile photos of people to show with their mails, which is a nice touch, but one big issue is that there's no push notification to let you know about incoming mail. The other issue is that since Google acquired Sparrow, the app has stopped receiving updates, and if it stops working at some point, there's going to be no support for it.
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In this movie, I'm going to introduce you to gloss and surface contours, both of which affect Bevel and Emboss. And while they're a little tricky to understand, even a little bit of experimentation with these options can make a big difference in your images. So, I've gone ahead and zoomed in on the word spiders here and I'm going to expand it. And notice that we've got three effects, one of which appears behind the letters Drop Shadow and two of which appear inside the letters Bevel and Emboss and inner shadow. We need to turn inner shadow off, if we're going to have any understanding of what's going on here so that we can Bevel and Emboss by itself.
Then go ahead and double-click on Bevel and Emboss, in order to bring up the Layer Style dialogue box which as you can see I've scooted well over to the right, so that we can see what we're doing. There's our gloss contour and rather than affecting opacity as our contour does for our shadows and glow effects, gloss contour affects luminosity. So, I'm going to go ahead and click on the little graph icon to bring up the contour editor dialog box. So just as with the histogram, the left side of the graph indicates black and the right side indicates white, and then you're mapping those luminous levels from black at the bottom to white at the top.
So currently black is black over here in the bottom left corner and white is white up here in the upper right corner. And then of course, your mid tones would be here in the center. Let's say I want to darken the overall effect. And I just go ahead and click to set a point in the center here and then drag it down and that's going to darken the effect uniformly. While allowing the highlights to survive over here, in the upper right corner. Another option is to brighten the shadows and tone down the midtones. And so, what I'm going to do is take the blacks all the way up to white.
Now at the top of the graph, now that's not really showing us any bright shadows at this point and the reason is because the shadows were pretty light in the first place. So, I'm going to drag this down and then in other words I need to move this area up if I'm going to lighten those shadows and then I'll go ahead and move this over and I'll drag this up a little, its a little tricky working with curves some time. And I'm going to take this guy up. What I'm trying to avoid is any flattening, like I'm having at the bottom of the graph here, because that'll end up posterizing the effect by which I mean, you'll change a bunch of luminence level to black in this case.
You can see that we're going from bright shadows down to dark mid-tones and back up to bright highlights. It's unlikely you're really going to spend that much time inside the contour editor when you're mapping a glass contour. What you might prefer to do instead, is just choose from the presets that ship along with Photoshop, and I'll give you a great example here. I'm going to Esc out of the dialog box and switch over to this other image, which is showing us our gold text, but it doesn't look gold at all. It looks like yellow plastic. We can turn this yellow plastic into gold in a matter of seconds.
I'm going to double-click on Bevel and Emboss, in order to bring up the dialog box here. And I'm going to switch the gloss contour from linear to ring double. And this is a great use for ring double, by the way. It's almost as if it was designed for gloss contours. And then I decided I wanted to reverse the direction of the light, so I switched the direction from up to down. And ended up with this effect here, and that's all there is to it. A moment ago, we were seeing this effect and then, you know, ten seconds later we end up with this thanks to the application of a preset gloss contour.
Alright, I'm going to switch back to my spider image here. Double-click on Bevel and Emboss again. Now, let's take a look at the Contour option which is inset under Bevel and Emboss. And the reason is, it's not an independent layer effect, rather it allows you to apply a surface contour that is a contoured volumetric surface on these letters, for example, to the Bevel and Emboss effect. Now just so we can see what we're doing, I'm going to open up this size value. So I'm going to set it to 50 pixels, which pretty much consumes the entirety of the letters as you can see here.
So now we're steeping up and then steeping down. It's almost like each one of the letters is a kind of pyramid. Now I'll click on Contour, in order to select the function and turn it on. And then, I'm going to change my Contour setting to the rig preset. And notice now what we get. This very map that we're seeing right here is the shape of the contour, it's the shape of the surface of these letters. So, we're actually mapping this into the letter forms. So it's as if we're creating a kind of 3D extrusion.
And that's the reason, by the way that rounded steps preset even exists. Notice when you select it, you end up getting these round forms like so. And then if you want to compress these forms inside the letters, you can change the range value. So, notice as I take this value down in 10% increments, we're progressively slipping the contour into those letter forms. I'm going to take this value up to 80%. That looked best to me. And then I'm going to switch back over to Bevel and Emboss.
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MOBILE, Ala. -- A nude University of South Alabama freshman had taken LSD and assaulted others before he chased the campus police officer who fatally shot him, authorities said Tuesday, though the student wasn't armed and didn't touch the officer.
Mobile County Sheriff Sam Cochran said at a news conference that 18-year-old Gil Collar took the potent hallucinogen during a music festival Saturday before assaulting two people in vehicles and attempting to bite a woman's arm.
Authorities said Collar then went to the campus police headquarters, where he was shot by university police officer Trevis Austin. Austin is on leave while investigators review the shooting.
Video taken by a surveillance camera showed Collar nude and covered in sweat as he pursued the retreating officer more than 50 feet outside the building, Cochran said. Collar got within 5 feet of Austin and the officer fired once, striking the student in the chest, Cochran said.
Cochran said Austin came out of police headquarters with his gun drawn after he heard Collar -- a 5-foot-7, 135-pound former high school wrestler -- banging on a door. While campus police typically carry pepper spray and a baton, Cochran said Austin was armed only with a gun during the confrontation.
The sheriff said it was unclear whether the officer could have avoided the shooting even if he had a nonlethal weapon to subdue the student.
"Had the officer had a Taser or some other less lethal instrument I don't know if that officer would have had an opportunity to shoulder his pistol and to use something else because the events were evolving so rapidly and he was approaching so close," Cochran said.
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Apparently, the Gaedeke Group, managers of the building at 2501 Oak Lawn Ave. where Lesser has his offices, knew none of this, so last week a uniformed security person showed up to order Lesser to remove a poster from his door that said, "Don't Privatize Social Security." The guard said another tenant had complained.
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Adverse regional developments, in particular with the Syria and Iraq crises, remain the largest recent shock affecting Jordan, as reflected in the large refugee influx, disrupted trade routes and lower tourism inflows. The large number of Syrian refugees entering the country has had a strong impact on the country's social fabric, economy and security.
Despite larger financing of utility companies in 2014, the central government fiscal deficit improved thanks to continued fiscal consolidation efforts and a steadily expanding economy. While fiscal policy remains tight through 2015, the Central Bank of Jordan (CBJ) maintains its expansionary monetary policy.
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King_of_Goats 6 years ago#1
My current build as follows is:
Ruby Crystal
Avarice Blade
Boots of Swiftness
The Brutalizer
Youmauu's Ghostblade
Infinity Edge
Last Whisper
Frozen Mallet
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Ultima_Weapon33 6 years ago#2
I go for a DPSish, with cooldown reduction and AP thrown in.
Start, go for a Brutalizer
Generally grab Berserker's Greaves next, unless there's a lot of magic/CC on the other team, than maybe use Mercury's Treads.
Then build up to Phantom Dancer. I havn't tried to do Infinity Edge yet but it could be more effective.
If something's weak on the way, or after you get the above, I go for these;
Nashor's Tooth (AP, cooldown)
Warmog's Armor (armor, regen)
Infinity Edge? (more damage, crit)
If you feel you're going to do good Leviathan will do well in place of the above, just make sure you use Perserverence well.
Armor generally isn't that important as Courage and his natural armor usually works well.
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anilEhilated 6 years ago#3
Generally grab Berserker's Greaves next
Stopped reading there.
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Silver_leaves 6 years ago#5
He actually works fine as a tank for early-mid
Rejuv Bead, 2 Red pots, Ward
Rejuv bead into spirit visage
Ninja Tabi/Merc treads
2-3 Heart of Gold (depends if you get kills or not)
Late game you transition into a dps
Infinity Edge
Argent Coma
Ultima_Weapon33 6 years ago#6
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Yeah, it really is, I didn't really think about it because I rarely have to get armor on Garen.
Also, Ninja Tabi are better than Berserker's Greaves, thanks for your trolling-criticism.
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carotbotom 6 years ago#7
Magic resist Garens actually rock mid-game. I randomly tried him out yesterday, and just rushed a Force of Nature (lolol) and a ghostblade so my damage wasn't completely ignorable. I also grabbed swiftness over treads (I took cleanse) so I could ensure my place as a walking Ulti and tried to killsteal as often as possible. Annie doesn't like taking less than half of your health after blowing everything.
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I generally start out with boots of speed. It's important as Garen that you get some gold early game, so the ability to get in, last hit, and get out is VERY important. I typically build towards either infinity edge or ghostblade, prioritizing crit chance over flat damage since overall it will probably result in more damage. If the other team is dps heavy I will go for thornmail after I get my ghostblade or infinity edge. If it's mage heavy, I build towards banshee's veil.
If however, you have not been dying much (or getting nuked down much) I recommend whichever item you did not go for: ghostblade or infinity edge. Phantom dancer is also an acceptible choice, though the fact it doesn't directly increase your damage has me a bit on the edge about it. Best to make it a third item.
Boots of swiftness should be prioritized if you think you can get away with it. Garen needs lots of speed to really deal damage with judgement. You do have the speedup from your Q ability, but it's not always enough. Of course, pick mercury treads if the other team has lots of CC or magic damage.
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OAKLAND, Calif. -- Corey Maggette simply took pleasure in winning, whether it came against his former team or not.
Maggette scored 20 points as the Golden State Warriors ended a two-game slide Sunday night with a 107-92 victory against the Los Angeles Clippers.
"It's just special to get a win," said Maggette, who played for the Warriors the past eight seasons. "I know they were undermanned over there and we just wanted to go out there and get us a win."
Anthony Morrow added 17 points and Kelenna Azubuike had 16 points for the Warriors, who beat the Clippers for the fifth consecutive time. Andris Biedrins had 12 points and 14 rebounds.
"Just coming off the bench trying to give the team a lift, that's my job right now," Maggette said. "The last couple of games, our team has played really well and came up short in a matter of seconds so its just good to get a win."
Eric Gordon scored 21 points for the Clippers, who lost their seventh straight on the road and 15th in 17 games overall. Al Thornton added 17 points and Ricky Davis had 15. Rookie center DeAndre Jordan grabbed a season-best 20 rebounds to go with eight points.
"It was just tough for everybody," Gordon said. "We were so short-handed and it's just tough."
The Warriors led 55-44 at the half and took a 20-point lead -- 84-64 -- into the final quarter.
"I don't even know when the last time we played them healthy," Clippers coach Mike Dunleavy said. "That's a part of it. Their guys have played good games."
Monta Ellis, in his second game of the season, hit a 3-pointer to spark a 23-5 run to end the first quarter, reversing an eight-point deficit. The Warriors eventually built an 18-point lead on Ronnie Turiaf's dunk midway into the second quarter.
"The Clippers are depleted, so I don't know how much you can make of this game," Warriors coach Don Nelson said. "We played better in games we lost, but a win is good to have at any time."
Ellis scored 20 points in his first action of the season Friday against the Cavs. He has been out since suffering an ankle injury in a motorized scooter accident last August.
"It's great to have him back," Maggette said. "He adds a totally different dimension to our team, with his speed and how he attacks the basket."
After back-to-back losses, Golden State had to enjoy its laugher. Turiaf stopped Thornton from dunking midway through the final period with a spectacular block that earned high-fives from his teammates.
"We don't have many of these games this year," Nelson said. "This was a nice one to have."
The Warriors dropped each of their previous two games in the closing seconds. LeBron James' 19-footer beat the buzzer to give Cleveland a 106-105 victory, two days after Oklahoma City Thunder forward Jeff Green hit a banked shot at the buzzer, handing the Warriors a 122-121 setback.
Gordon set a franchise record for rookies with 41 points in the Clippers' previous game.
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The soundtrack to Disney's "Frozen" is — once again — the No. 1 album in the country. In its 10th nonconsecutive week in the top spot, the album sold 133,000 copies (-11%), according to Nielsen SoundScan.
The set has sold 2.1 million copies to date and now ties "The Lion King" for an animated film soundtrack's most weeks at No. 1.
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Black Label Society's "Catacombs of the Black Vatican" arrives at No. 5 with nearly 26,000. The rock outfit's last release, 2010's "Order of the Black," debuted and peaked at No. 4 with 33,000.
R&B singer SoMo has his best week ever with his self-titled second album, which enters No. 6 with 23,000. His 2012 debut effort, "My Life," didn't chart.
Country star Martina McBride's new covers album, "Everlasting," starts at No. 7 with 21,000. "Everlasting" is her highest-charting album since 2007's "Waking Up Laughing" debuted at No. 4.
Academy of Country Music Awards host Luke Bryan re-enters the top 10 with "Crash My Party," which moved from No. 15 to No. 8 with 19,000 (+14%).
Shakira's self-titled album slips from No. 5 to No. 9 with 17,000 (-41%), while Florida Georgia Line is boosted by its ACM win and performances. The country duo's 2012 album, "Here's to the Good Times," jumps from No. 19 to No. 10 with just over 17,000 (+14%).
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Ninety thousand children are affected by asthma in South Carolina. Asthma is the No. 1 reason why children are hospitalized and miss school in the state. The American Lung Association (ALA) is tackling this issue one dance at a time.
Next month, the 6th Annual Lowcountry Dancing with the Stars Oxygen Ball will bring together more than 400 people from Charleston and surrounding areas to raise awareness and funds for lung health in the community, including the widespread diagnoses of asthma. Lack of awareness and understanding of asthma makes the condition very dangerous, even deadly, if it is not managed properly. Camp Breathe Easy South Carolina, is just one of the ALAs many programs which is offered for free to community members. This year, camp will be held at Burke High School on April 12. Asthmatic children and their parents or guardians will receive education on ways to better manage their asthma from health care professionals. Participants will also take part in interactive sessions with the Childrens Museum of the Lowcountry, Mad Science of Charleston and Charleston Promise Neighborhood. They will leave with a better understanding about their asthma and how to manage the onset of an asthma attack, not to mention the new friendships formed with others in the community facing similar conditions.
ALA has partnered with presenting sponsor Vibra Hospital of Charleston, premier sponsor The InterTech Group Foundation, and signature sponsor The Facial Surgery Center to put on the Oxygen Ball on May 9 at the Charleston Marriott on Lockwood. The Oxygen Ball grossed more than $230,000 in 2013, and expectations are high for another record-breaking night.
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The infamous walkway on the SUNY Oneonta campus located behind Wilber Hall leading to Bugbee Road. Known for it's permanent aroma of marijuana and 90 degree angle. Not safe in the dark, or during the day... unless you're looking for unwanted sexual advances. The trees have faces and talk to you, unless you're sober. But then again, you wouldn't be walking on the cow path if you were sober.
Kendra- I was smoking a blunt on the cow path last night, and I swear I heard a cop!
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Let's see...the first anime show I got hooked on was probably InuYasha when it first aired on adult swim like 10 years ago. That's also about the time I started watching Cowboy Bebop, Trigun, Wolf's Rain, and Detective Conan, and Full Metal Alchemist when they first aired. After that I lost the TV in my room so I stopped watching for about 4 years. It wasn't until I started college when I was bored one day and found a link to watch Samurai Champloo did my obsession with anime really take off again. Since then I've been a fervent anime fan.
There's nothing I won't watch but I tend to skip around most of the time.
Favorite genres are Action/Badassness and shows that make me laugh/pee because I'm laughing so hard. ummm.... serious tones are nice when I'm feeling serious....I don't really like sad anime because it's so sad! and i don't like crying but i end up watching sad shows anyway lol. Horror, sci-fi, fantasy, mindf*ck, robots, internet?, ninja!, music, sports, etc., all awesome awesome cool cool... ecchi and ecchi related themes....uhhhhh not really my thing but if I like the storyline i'll watch the show but you'll hear me say "oh my" and "oh geez" every other scene.
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- (2) Water Pouches 4.225 oz.
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Alternate Code EMEDCO:HSKP Applications Aleviating Overheating; Heat Stress Kit Depth 3" Dimensions 8" W x 5" H x 3" D Easy Reorder Eligible Yes For Number of Persons 1 Height 5" Includes (2) 4.225 oz Water Pouches; Cold Pack; Large Cold Pack; Medi-Lyte Tablets Item Type First Aid Kit Kit Style Case Manufacturer Name Fieldtex Manufacturer Part Number 911-97300-11138 Material Plastic Number of Pieces 6 Width 8"
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Term used to describe the role that some divorced fathers fulfill, whereby they tend their biological children during certain prescribed times during the year (much like a vacation) rather than be a father full time.
Maria: You can take the children weekends during the summer.
Ted: No way! I'm not going to be a Disneyland Dad!
Ted: No way! I'm not going to be a Disneyland Dad!
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