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I wrote the first post for DipNote, but I am pleased that the one today will not be the last to appear on this blog. You have let us into your lives, as we sought to let you into our lives at the State Department. Together we have created a space where our government and publics around the globe can have a conversation, a condition made inevitable by technology but also desirable because of the way we have chosen to be governed.
There is a lot the digital media team accomplished in the years I headed the Bureau of Public Affairs, and there was more that we had planned but just could not get to either because of time or resource realities. The good news is that as I leave the State Department a great team of career professionals will be able to complete projects on the drawing board and will work on others none of us have yet imagined. That is as it should be and in keeping with the spirit of innovation and creativity by so many digital media efforts.
Secretary Clinton and her team are bringing new ideas and energy to State's digital media efforts, and I expect you will see exciting new developments in the months and years ahead. Most important, though, I see a commitment to use digital media – DipNote, state.gov, Twitter, Facebook, Flickr, and other platforms – to expand and deepen the conversation between State and publics around the globe. That is good for the policymakers and for those affected by the decisions made in this building.
Today will be my last day at State after nearly fourteen years in the Foreign Service, and what I am most proud of in that time is what we accomplished in this space beyond the bricks and mortar of Foggy Bottom. Now I'll transition from helping guide DipNote and our other digital media efforts (as well as on occasion providing content) to being a reader, user, and commenter.
W. Thomas in Virginia writes:
We will miss you Sean, but we will always have you on Twitter, @WThomasWebb out!
Terry in Connecticut writes:
Thank you for your service Secretary McCormack. Who is your replacement?
John in Greece writes:
Mr. McCormack, Sir, I doubt if you can intellectually and virtually "leave" the building, as long as I believe that your heart and soul was, still is, and it will always be a part of this "building"!
They belong here, because you really loved what you did. That's why you had such extremely successes.
I honestly thank you very much for all the unlimited thinking perspectives that you offered to us and the new "tech-paths" you enabled to SD and the new foreign affairs millennium.
Guru writes:
Thanks for your help and guidance in moving us forward as an organization and as a team. Our accomplishments would have been far fewer without your leadership.
It was a pleasure working for you.
Michelle in California writes:
keep me posted
SNP in Syria writes:
Thank you Mr. McCormack, you did really great job not just for the digital media project but in your news conferences as well. You presented convincinly a nicer image of America to the world in desperate times. You will always be remembered as the founder of this digital project at DOS. Hope you will have a great career in whatever you endeavor.
Donald in Virginia writes:
Thank-You Mr. Sean McCormack for your service to the United States of America! A salute and a job well done!
May your future be bright and live long and prosper, a service well noted.
We all can appreciate the hard work you have done and remember it takes more than one to make things work, you did it very well.
Thanks Again and Godspeed!
Rosemary in New Jersey writes:
Well, I hate farewells! But thanks, Sean, for getting this started. As you have probably discovered, Hillary brings a large following with her to State, and we like being able to keep up with her activities. Dipnote and the other social networks are much appreciated as she embarks on her latest venture.
I saw you on TV last week. It was a very nice interview. Maybe your next career will be in broadcasting since you seem to be a natural for that!
Good luck, whatever you choose to do, and thanks again for being the Dipnote trailblazer and for all you have done in the Foreign Service.
Zharkov in U.S.A. writes:
DipNote is a new idea -- direct public input to government -- and Mr. McCormick followed through on it. This achievement is worthy of an award of some kind, because it may eventually help achieve the ideal of self-government for America and other nations.
Finding something new and creative originating from any large government agency is an unusual and a unique experience, and the people taking such a risk merit every bit of praise they receive for that.
Other nations -- North Korea, Syria, China, could use this example to set up a public conversation blog or forum, and allow their citizens and others to tell government officials what they are doing right and wrong with their country but without fear of retaliation for criticism or official embarrassment. Unless they can speak freely, they will not speak at all.
As an American, I often criticize my own government for it's mistakes and I am still alive and well, still have a job, and am not in prison. This is the most important aspect of liberty -- freedom to speak about mistakes, crimes, and embarrassments, without fear of reprisal.
It is necessary that all governments be told about their mistakes when they occur or they will continue to make them.
Officials may not like what they read, but it is absolutely necessary for them to at least be aware of it. Whistleblowers do not have to be working for the government but they serve a vital function in a free society.
All governments around the world desperately need to listen to their citizens because many governments do nothing at all about their problems except talk about them. Governments will often study a problem longer than it takes to solve it. Of course, citizens need to try to solve their own problems first before government gets involved, but governments sometimes have to be told what to do by the people who need something done.
A forum or blog such as DipNote serves a vital function and every nation should have one. Mr. McCormick took a risk in allowing this blog and that shows courage. The result provides an important, valuable tool for American citizens and others who strive to improve their government.
Susan in Florida writes:
@ Sean -- I hope you will return now and then to let us know how you are doing. You will be missed. Thank you for getting dipnote started, for all your hard work bringing it "up to speed" and for creating this site for all of us who believe that our thoughts and opinions count. Wishing the very best for you.
Eric in New Mexico writes:
What Susan said. Best wishes Sean!
It has been hypotheticly stated through lack of ratnal observational reference that; Incontroversial evidence that life exists after government service seems sadly lacking in open source media.
Therefore, send postcards!
Eric in New Mexico writes:
"ratnal" should have read "rational" , time for a new keyboard...this ne's toast.
It's all yur fault Sean....ths would be the second one to join many brother mice in the dustbin of Martyrdom, sacrificed to the war of ideas and Dinote's readability....(chuckle).
Catherine in New York writes:
Could you comment on why you are leaving State, and where you are going?
Kirk in Kentucky writes:
@ Sean, I've followed your posts, videos, and press statements for a few years now. You have impressed me, and doubtless many others, with your professionalism, warmth, and candor. Your work on this blog has enhanced my appreciation and understanding of world affairs like no other, as it has for hundreds of others who have visited.
I give you my deepest thanks. Whatever path you travel down next will undoubtedly take you through the valleys of challenge and peaks of success.
Best Wishes,
K in Kentucky
The best things said come last. People will talk for hours saying nothing much and then linger at the door with words that come with a rush from the heart. ~Alan Alda
John in Greece writes:
@ Catherine in New York -- We all want Sean within the SD. But, he has every right to do whatever he feels so. After all, after 14 years of service he has the right to take a "long vacation" without letting us know the "whys".
Let the guy breath! I wish you the best Sean!


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COLOROADO SPRINGS, Colo. (April 5, 2009) – Cynthia Barboza (Long Beach, Calif.), an alternate for both the 2004 and 2008 U.S. Olympic Women's Volleyball teams, has been selected as one of five finalists for the 79th Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Sullivan Award. She was named as one of 12 semifinalists in early March.
The AAU James E. Sullivan Award, established in 1930 to honor a founder and past president of the AAU, is based on the qualities of leadership, character and sportsmanship. The award goes far beyond athletic accomplishment and honors those who have leadership skills and strong character which is evident in the nominee's lifestyle as a whole.
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Barboza started training with the U.S. Women's National Team in 2003 and has two Pan American Games bronze medals to her credit. She was the youngest member of the 2003 Pan American Games team that competed in Dominican Republic, then was a starter for the 2007 Pan American Games in Rio de Janeiro. Barboza was the only high school player invited to train for the 2004 U.S. Olympic Team. She went on to win the 2004 Gatorade National High School Volleyball Player for the second consecutive season while completing her prep career at Long Beach Wilson High School.
Barboza paced Stanford University to the NCAA Division I Volleyball Championship match for the last three consecutive years, only to lose to Penn State University in the final in 2007 and 2008 and Nebraska in 2006. She earned her third consecutive American Volleyball Coaches Association (AVCA) All-America First-Team honor in 2008. Barboza finished her career at Stanford ranked ninth in career kills (1,639), sixth in digs (1,241) and ninth in service aces (115).
Barboza's AAU experience includes the 2002 AAU/AVP Tour Champion U-18 Division while playing with Bree Peterson. She won the Under-17 Division of the 2004 AAU National Beach Volleyball Championship while playing with partner Stephanie Barry. Barboza teamed with U.S. Women's National Team training member and Stanford teammate Alix Klineman to place second in the Under-17 Division of the 2004 AAU/AVP Tour Championship.
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Never found a pie I didn't like
May 14, 2011
Pie could very well be one of the best things in this life.
Three layers in sweet harmony —crust, filling and topping. My mouth waters just writing about pie.
I don't know if I can name a favorite kind of pie because I can't really remember a pie I didn't like. It was encounters with two different coconut cream pies this past week that set me off.
I bought one of them on sale at the grocery store bakery and relished every sticky slice. No meringue on this pie, just lots of whipped cream and coconut sprinkles. Later in the week when I found coconut cream pie on the menu at my noon Rotary meeting I was prepared to be disappointed after my tour of pie heaven earlier in the week. Nope, it was different, a sweet crust and less piled on top, but it was still great.
Growing up we had a lot of homemade chocolate pies. Mom used to whine that she never got to make anything else because that's what dad wanted. Man, that chocolate pie was great right out of the refrigerator. Unfortunately most chocolate pie never got a chance to make it to the refrigerator. Most chocolate pies at our house never got a chance to cool.
Years later, I know it's satisfying to my mother when she makes a chocolate and a lemon pie to see nearly as much of the lemon gone as the chocolate.
I pretty much missed an era in rural America that I really could have gotten into in a big way. Pie suppers were still happening when I grew up but they had mostly become a way of extorting some fundraising action out of local politicians running for office. Buy a pie and get a chance to speak your mind.
In my grandparents' day, the girls made the pies, which, were auctioned to guys who would get a chance to eat the dessert with the pie baker. The money raised usually provided the extras that country schools needed.
When we lived in Tucumcari, pie became a part of our Saturday night tradition. Dean's Restaurant baked scads of pies on Saturday to be ready for the crowds on Sunday. We would jump the gun and go by and pickup a whole pie when we got together with friends.
Dean always had beautiful meringue 4 inches tall on his pies. That tall a piece of pie presented some challenges in getting it on the fork but somehow we managed.
Probably my most memorable piece of pie came at my dad's funeral.
The church for years had chicken fries or meals on the ground at the old Bible Chair at Eastern New Mexico University. My dad had one lady he always liked to tease about whether or not she had brought a chocolate pie that Sunday or not. She always did and would hide it back so he would get a piece. Though that lady had passed on before my dad the story of the two and chocolate pie was still alive that day.
As we started our meal after the funeral a few church members gathered round our family and began to tell the story. Then suddenly out of nowhere appeared a perfect chocolate pie.
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Christmas Time VisitPosted Tuesday, January 15, 2013, at 10:00 PM
I'm slow doing a blog, but it's been a season of visiting and enjoying my families company. I hope you all did the same!!
As always we all spent a lot of time together, and though we didn't manage to get everyone together all on one day, I couldn't have asked for more loving moments with each of them.
Who remembers olden time events such as stringing popcorn and making popcorn balls? I know that there are a lot of serious issues in the world today, but let's not forget that the children and possible leaders of our country, can and should have this type of memory to fall back on.
Such looks of concentration!
We managed to get several families together ….. it took several days, but we got it done!
I had my sagebrush tree, and not really sure I need to do it again. LOL I failed!
Grandpa wore some of them out, and some were looking for Santa !
This is the long long table that we have to have every year. This year Jessica hosted Christmas dinner, and though she sweated and worried, it was as good as it gets. She may now have to own it!
Anyone recognize these folks?
I was blessed to have a visit from my wayward daughter, and of course I took advantage and had the boys over to play with their cousins. My dog Sam also got in on the play. There is nothing that makes this dog happier than jumping on the trampoline with a pack of his kids.
Naturally, I had to get those kids all together for memory shot
New Years rolled around and we had a visit from our newest Grand daughter. So, a New Year's Eve party had to be had
Just a few memories made.
Yes, I worry about what's going on in the world, but I'm not going to let these days go by without making extraordinary memories for these kids to remember.
Happy New Year and more, to you all
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Thank you Jessie! I love the pictures they always capture the essence of each personality. I agree, good memories need to be made always.
Thank you for cheering me up this morning. I was thinking it was Thursday when it is only Wednesday.
-- Posted by KH Gal on Wed, Jan 16, 2013, at 7:37 AM
You are sooo right about the memories being something to fall back on. That little fella's intensity guiding the needle thru the popcorn is a spittin' image of my grandson. The more complex the task, the more likely the tongue can help!
Happy New Year to you and yours!
-- Posted by wh67 on Wed, Jan 16, 2013, at 9:26 AM
Thanks you two! I do love spending time with the kids.
I love that look on concentration too!
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Wed, Jan 16, 2013, at 6:11 PM
P.S. This new blog program I use for this new Mac is killin' me! The way THIS blog looks, is NOT the way it presented it to me. And honestly, I never know when a blog is going to publish. LOL. I will keep working on it I guess
-- Posted by jessiemiller on Wed, Jan 16, 2013, at 6:12 PM
And yes, Jess should own it... and nobody else! :P
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RAPID RIVER – The Oja Farm on Days River was the venue for the Sept. 2 marriage of Danielle Mary Fay Gereau to Brian James Wotchko. Patrick Digneit officiated over the afternoon wedding.
The bride, escorted by her father, was chauffeured to the ceremony in a 1929 Ford Model A by her uncle, Rob Smauley. The Model A was owned by the bride's great-grandfather, William Oja, passed to her grandfather, Emil Oja, and is now owned by her aunt, Christine Smauley.
Attending her sister as maid of honor was Sarah Buckley. Gina Gereau, sister-in-law, and the groom's sister, Alison Wotchko, were bridesmaids along with the bride's cousin, Sara Seronko. The bride's friends Nikki Danis, Ashley Covell and Laurel Wightman also served as bridesmaids. The bride's niece and goddaughter, Aubrey Gereau, was the flower girl. Finley Buckley was a special helper for her aunt and godmother.
The groom's friends, Collin Burklund and Richard Poma, served as co-best men. Also standing with the groom was the bride's brother, Thomas Gereau, the couple's brother-in-law, Jason Buckley, and the groom's friend, Daniel Larrabee. The bride's nephew, Jett Buckley, was the "ring-master." Ushering guests were the bride's five-year-old nephews, Jaxon Buckley and Owen Gereau.
Special verses were read by the bride's godmother, Christine Smauley, as well as by friends, Erica Skellenger and Alessa Boes.
Among the 350 in attendance to the outdoor affair, special guests were the bride's grandparents, Barry and Gloria Gereau, her great-grandmother, Elsie Fay Gereau and the groom's grandmother, Shirley Wotchko from Saginaw.
The bride is the daughter of Guy and Nancy Gereau of Gladstone. Danielle graduated from both Michigan State University and Northern Michigan University. She is an English teacher at Escanaba High School.
The groom is the son of Dennis and Kathryn Wotchko of Rapid River. Brian earned a degree from Bay de Noc Community College in electronics. He is a signal maintainer for Canadian National Railroad.
The couple honeymooned in Costa Rica. They are making their home in Rapid River.


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I didn't do much the week after Egypt. I was sick, had an ancient Greek midterm, and had a paper to write. That weekend I went to Tripoli in the Peloponnese with Ioanna, my next-door neighbor's sister who lives in Athens. My neighbor was visiting their mother in their hometown, so I spent the weekend with them. It was really nice – the area is gorgeous, and they fed me so much homemade Greek food. It was great to relax after two straight weeks of traveling.
The next weekend I went to Meteora with Eliza. It was about 5 hours away by train, and when we bought "no seats" we assumed they meant no assigned seats. Nope. We had to stand/sit in the doorway for 2 hours until enough people had left the dining car and we could grab their seats. The view from the train was gorgeous – the leaves actually change color in northern Greece, so it was nice to see some fall weather. Meteora is a weird geological feature, where there are 6 currently inhabited monasteries on top of the cliffs. We hiked to two of them that day. The artwork in the churches is really beautiful, but mostly it's pictures of saints getting martyred in painful ways. We saw some nuns, and of course lots of cats. There was even a dog that hiked with us most of the way up. We stayed in a nice hotel in one of the two towns next to Meteora, and we were both asleep by 9 pm because of all the hiking. The next day we hit up the other 4 monasteries, but the last one was closing right as we got there (the guidebook lied!). There was also a crazy rock formation that we thought we could hike to when trying to get to the other town. We managed to get there, and then realized that the other side of it was a cliff. It wasn't for lack of trying, though. We got pretty far down before calling it quits and walking around. We were pretty proud of ourselves for hiking to all of the monasteries in a day and a half. Mostly I was just proud of myself for being able to keep up with Eliza, who walks faster than anyone I've ever known.
The next weekend the school took about 40 of us to Thessaloniki. We were supposed to go to the site of Dion the first day (I had never heard of it before, and am still not really sure what it is…), but they closed early, even though one of the professors had called them the day before and asked them when they were open… welcome to Greece. So we just explored Thessaloniki on our own. They were going to give us a walking tour that night too, but Eliza, Melody and I all managed not to hear that they were doing it earlier than scheduled. So we went shopping instead and I bought a scarf. We met up with some of the others who did hear that the tour time had changed, and had a really great taverna dinner. And went to a sweet shop because Thessaloniki desserts are supposed to be the best. They were.
The next day we went to Pella, which I think was Alexander the Great's capital? There were some awesome mosaic floors there. Professor Wardle knew the man in charge of restoration because her parents are both archaeologists, and she spent her childhood on ancient Greek sites. So that was pretty cool. She said her favorite part about Pella when she was little was all the snails there, which her parents had her collect when they were busy looking at pottery. We went to the Pella museum and saw even more mosaics. Then we went to Lefkadia, which is a couple of ancient tombs. They had been buried in the ground, and there was a road sloping down to them. They weren't in the best condition, so they were temperature and light controlled, meaning they were behind a door and we couldn't take pictures. Very cool, though. After that we went to Mieza, which is where Aristotle taught Alexander the Great. It was a network of caves, so we spent a while exploring them. One was really dark, but we were brave enough to go all the way in.
The next day we took a walking tour of Thessaloniki, saw some cool buildings and the White Tower, which was called the Bloody Tower before its paint job, after lots of janissaries were murdered there. We also went to the Archaeological Museum of Thessaloniki, which had SO MUCH GOLD. Mycenae had a lot of gold too, but their craftsmanship was crap, especially compared to the stuff in Thessaloniki. Crowns, jewelry, everything was so beautiful. Then we went to Vergina, where there were 4 tombs dating from the time of Philip and/or Alexander the Great, one of which is probably the tomb of Philip and/or Alexander, but no one really knows. It was a really cool set up – all the tombs were enclosed in one building, and all the artifacts were displayed in between the tombs. We saw the shield of A the G, which was supposedly also Achilles' shield. It probably didn't belong to either, but it was still interesting. After lunch, we drove back to Athens, hitting up Thermopylae (that place in 300) on the way. It was dark, but Professor Karavas took us up to the hill where the last 30 Spartans fell, and explained the layout of the battle. It was a great end to the trip.
The weekend after that was Thanksgiving, and we had class off on Thursday. I went to Istanbul, which is probably my favorite city ever. I was expecting it to be a little more like Cairo, but it seemed more European than Greece does. Our hostel was within 5 minutes of the Hagia Sophia and the Blue Mosque, both of which are breathtakingly beautiful. Leigh Ann and I took an earlier flight, so we took it easy the first day and wandered around all day until our other 3 friends got there. We went to the Grand Bazaar, which was nothing like the market in Cairo. It was all one building – covering 76 acres – and the stores were really nice. We had dinner at a place right across from the hostel, then the others got there and we had Turkish baklava – better than Greek baklava – while they had dinner. We went back to the place we had eaten to smoke hookah, and called it a night. The next day we went to the Blue Mosque, which is gorgeous inside and out, and the Hagia Sophia, which was also amazing but not as cool. We also went to the Cistern, which was not what I expected. It was a huge underground chamber with hundreds of pillars eerily lit up. And of course we headed back to the bazaar to do some shopping. That night we went back to the same restaurant for hookah and drinks, and the owner let us have the whole top floor to ourselves. Some of the other CYA kids joined us and we had a dance party.
Saturday we went to Topkapi Palace, the seat of the Ottoman emperors. I have never seen so many jewels and so much gold. They took tacky to a new level, but it was really impressive all the same. There was also a room full of relics of prophets, which was absolutely hilarious. They claimed to have Moses' staff, which was very well preserved for a piece of wood that's thousands of years old, among other ridiculous items. Some of the people there were really into it – like praying before so-and-so's beard clippings. After the palace, we walked to the Spice Bazaar, and saw a really pretty mosque on the way. The Spice Bazaar was much smaller than the Grand Bazaar, and was really crowded, so we didn't stay long. We headed to a cafe for some dessert, then went across the Golden Horn to Galata Tower, where we could see the whole city. It got kind of cold, so we left to get dinner at the base of it. There was a man working at the restaurant who came over to talk to us about how he loved us even though he hated the American government. He was an atheist, a humanist, a socialist, pretty much everything you don't expect from a Muslim country. His speech was really profound, but he stopped in the middle because he got too frustrated with his poor English vocabulary. Things like that happened to us a lot – the Turks we met were really nice and always wanted to talk to us about their opinions. We really enjoyed it though, because everyone was always so friendly. After dinner we went back to our now-regular hangout near the hostel. We sat around talking to the owner until almost 3 am, when we figured we should let him go home. Not being too tired yet, we wandered around near our hostel, and stopped to pet a kitten. The kitten must have been pretty cold, because it climbed onto Rich's lap and into his jacket. He couldn't get it out without us helping him get his jacket off, and even then it was reluctant to leave. Then we realized it was 3 am and went to bed.
The others had an early flight Sunday morning, but Leigh Ann and I weren't flying out until that night. So we took a ferry to the Asian part of Istanbul. There wasn't a whole lot there, but it was worth the $2 ticket to say we went to Asia. We went to a mosque, and some people there gave us candy left over from the service. The mosque was almost completely empty, only 3 men praying. We took the ferry back, found lunch, and tried to find the Hippodrome. We knew we were in the right place, but just couldn't find it. That was kind of a bummer, but mostly we were just confused. To make up for it, we went to one of the billions of sweet shops near our hostel and got the best baklava I will ever have in my life. We wandered around for a while, then decided to leave for the airport a little early. Good thing we did, because the immigration line was ridiculous. Security, of course, was nothing. But the immigration officer took forever, and the flight was boarding when we got to the gate. We had a short flight back, and they even fed us.
Since then, it's mostly been crunch time for the last couple weeks of class. I had three archaeology papers due one right after the other, so I spent most of last weekend writing the last one. But I also got a haircut, and had a very Greek day by eating a pomegranate, going to a taverna for dinner, and then going to Gazi, which is the hip club area of Athens. And then I lounged around in my sweatpants for the rest of the weekend writing about archaic Greek sculpture .
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With a spot in the state playoffs and a Class 3A first-round home game next Wednesday already guaranteed, the Webster City football team will go out of district and attempt to wrap up an 8-1 regular season tonight when it takes on Storm Lake on the Tornadoes' home field at 7:30 p.m.
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The always stingy WCHS defense – it ranks third in the class, allowing just 9.38 points per game with four shutouts in tow – will be challenged by the pass-happy Tornadoes. Storm Lake quarterback Mitch Martin has thrown for 865 yards and five touchdowns this season, but he has been picked off 12 times.
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Spinback Alex Oswald and wingback Dylan Fielder also proved to be valuable weapons in the 14-0 win over the Wildcats as well.
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- 1/2 cup chopped yellow onions
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I will be going live on-the-air several times today and try to make the case to the listeners to contribute now while you can. The minute I get hit with the added fees is the minute I pull the plug unless I can actually pay the fees and it's safe to say I personally will not be financing this station so everyone (except one person, JennyWren) can listen for free.
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After I mentioned Shelbyville's lack of AT&T 3G service in my tech column earlier in the week, I got a call today (Friday) from AT&T spokeswoman Cathie Lewandowski said Shelbyville is scheduled to have 3G by year's end.
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I went to AT&T long enough ago that they were AT&T Wireless the first time around, before they were merged into Cingular and then became AT&T again. Back then, data wasn't a factor and I moved to AT&T because of a good calling plan -- AT&T's cheapest plan with nationwide long distance was, at the time, $10 cheaper than Verizon's cheapest plan with nationwide long distance. I'm still grandfathered into that same rate (which I don't think AT&T offers anymore) and have never moved. I considered it this time around, especially since some companies have better data plans, but the money I would be saving on data I would be losing by giving up my calling plan!
-- Posted by Jicarney on Sat, Aug 28, 2010, at 5:17 PM
Just curious why you prefer AT&T?
Verizon has offered 3G for a good while now.
-- Posted by quietmike on Sat, Aug 28, 2010, at 2:34 PM
I agree with you on the battery life, Evil Monkey. I noticed a big difference when my Mom was in Vanderbilt and I was driving back and forth to Nashville.
But there are some things like video that you can do on 3G but not so much on Edge. And if tablet computers like the iPad continue to grow, 3G will take on even more importance.
-- Posted by Jicarney on Sat, Aug 28, 2010, at 2:00 PM
honestly, 3G is great for speed, but I notice my battery life suffers big time. And to be honestly, Edge isn't that bad. My speeds aren't bad.
-- Posted by Evil Monkey on Sat, Aug 28, 2010, at 12:25 PM
In other AT&T news, we have their landline service, and are a mile from their DSL service... Three years and counting, with no advancement. It is a shame, that without government loans these companies refuse to invest in our communities.
Also, AT&T's "97%" coverage across the U.S. does not include 3G, of course they don't want you to get that from their marketing campaign.
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- Scale: 34" (864 mm)
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Casio is going to release the new flagship model of its EXILIM series - 10.7X optical zoom EX-100 - for about ¥90,000 in late March.
EX-100 features 28-300mm range f/2.8 aperture 10.7x optical zoom lens including 12 elements in 10 group lens contraction. It is compatible with macro photography from the shortest distance of 5cm and with telephotography from the shortest distance of 50cm.
Canon has just proudly announced that the total production volume of Canon's EOS series - cameras with interchangeable lenses - has exceeded 70 million units.
The EOS series started with the single-lens reflex camera "EOS 650", which was released on March 2, 1987. As digital single-lens reflex cameras began to be widely popular in the early 2000s, an increase in EOS production volume accelerated as well.
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With Thanko's new 8W USB soldering pen, if there is a USB port around you, you can solder anytime. When you bring a mobile battery with you, seriously you can get your soldering work done anywhere, anytime.
You are ready to use it after connecting the USB soldering pen and USB port with the accompanying 140cm cable. It can get hot in 15 seconds and can cool down in 30 seconds, so you need little time for preparation and clearance.
Sony has just delivered the news release confirming that they are going to transfer their VAIO brand PC business to the Tokyo-based investment fund, Japan Industrial Partners, Inc (JIP).
No details were released regarding the monetary value of the deal. There was also no mention of any joint venture or dual ownership of a holding company with JIP for the VAIO PC business.
That crazy Video Head Guy, seen in cinemas across Japan, will be sold as a hardcore figure doll!
If you have been to a movie cinema in Japan in the past several years, after the previews, before the movie starts, perhaps you have seen a pantomiming guy with a video camera head - the bad guy who is secretly taking a video of the movie in the movie theater!
I personally feel spooky every time I see his dancing in the theater. Am I the only person who feels that way?
Valentine's day is just around the corner.
Onkyo Digital Solutions Corporation is going to release a new 13.3-inch notebook PC Slimbook R5A-51C57P on February 21.
Slimbook R5A-51C57P features 13.3-inch wide LCD display (1920x1080 dots), LED backlight, Haswell Intel Core i5 4200U CPU, 8GB memory, 500GB HDD, Wi-Fi (IEEE802.11ac/a/b/g/n), Bluetooth 4.0, USB 3.0, USB 2.0, 1MP webcamera, SD/SDHC memory card slot, headphone output/microphone input, and Kingsoft Office 2013 as an office application.
Today, it was reported that Sony will sell its VAIO PC brand business to the Tokyo-based investment fund, Japan Industrial Partners, Inc.
A short time after this was reported, Sony made a comment on the report that this wasn't their announcement, however, they did not deny the fact that they are going to give up VAIO. They also said that they have been considering various options for their PC business.
The animation film director Goro Miyazaki, the son of the true animation master Hayao Miyazaki, will start a new TV animation series on NHK BS Premium in autumn 2014.
The title of the series is Sanzoku no Musume Ronia and is based on the children's book, "Ronia the Robber's Daughter", written by the Swedish author Astrid Lindgren.


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Since our creation in 1989, G-Star's philosophy has always been, 'Just the Product.' This single-minded approach has led to many denim 'firsts': the introduction of 'luxury denim for the streets,' by fusing high-level...
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Today, what many people value in a restaurant experience are things Qdoba Mexican Grill has delivered from the very beginning. People want unique flavors and inventive taste combinations they can't find just anywhere...
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Authentic, delicious Japanese dishes.
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Swphora is the largest prestige beauty retailer in the world. Featuring thousands of products from over 200 brands, you're encouraged to try everything in the store.
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Swarovski is recognized worldwide for fashionably translating the latest trends into product lines such as brillantly faceted cystal jewelry, watches, accessoires, giftware, home decor, and collectibles.
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Delicious South Indian food menu options to satisfy your craving.
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Great tea works wonders. The delicious tastes and health benefits make tea a wonderful beverage - much better than the unhealthy alternatives. The Teavana dream began with an idea that people would enjoy fresh...
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Delicious selection of Indian Cuisine specializing in vegetarian dishes.
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The Body Shop is a retailer specializing in natural beauty products from head to toe that shaped ethical community fair trade. The company was one of the first to prohibit the use of ingredients tested on animals and one...
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Exciting, high energy and stylish, this dining establishment offers so much more than its name implies. The huge menu of more than 200 items includes everything from avacado eggrolls to steak, fresh fish, pastas, and...
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Offering fabulous healthy shakes.
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Our mission is to help customers celebrate life's special moments through personalized gifts -- from the celebration of birthdays to commemoration of achievements to weddings to births of babies. Our focus is on the...
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In a world full of busy and fragmented lives, T Mobile believes that wireless communications can help. The value of their plans, the breadth of their coverage, the reliability of their network, and the quality of...
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For more than 60 years, Toys"R"Us has been a favorite destination for kids and grown-ups alike with its impressive assortment of toys, games, learning aids, electronics, children's apparel and juvenile furniture. With...
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The hottest fashion trends at prices you can afford.
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Vans was founded in 1966 by Paul and James Van Doren, Serge Delia, and Gordon Lee. It has stood for authenticity in youth lifestyle, music and action sports since day one.Vans offers clothing and shoes for men, women and...
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Offering stylish hair cuts, coloring for men, and women.
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Verizon Wireless is the nation's leading provider of wireless communications. The company has the largest nationwide wireless voice and data network and over 100 million customers.
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The leading specialty retailer of apparel, lingerie, bras, panties, sleepwear, hosiery and more.
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The Wet Seal is a Southern California-based specialty retailer of young contemporary women's apparel and accessories. With over 160 stores in the United States and a sizable ecommerce presence, Wet Seal offers...
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White Diamond Jewelers has a large selection of lovely jewelry and gifts, located on the first level near center court, across from Simon Guest Services.
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Wilsons Leather carries Outerwear and Accessories at exceptional value prices. Savings of up to 75% off everyday Jackets, handbags, travel items and more with affordability you cant pass up. Spotlighting premium quality...
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Yankee Candle is the leading designer, manufacturer, wholesaler and retailer of premium scented candles and other home fragrance products and accessories in the growing giftware and home decor industries.
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The Zales Story In 1924 Zales opened its first jewelry store in Wichita Falls, Texas. Today, Zales is headquartered in Irving, Texas. We have over 785 stores nationwide and we're one of the largest buyers and processors...
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