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My neighbor just brought her new puppy home a few days ago and what a treat for me as well. This little gal is just over 8 weeks and a keeper for sure.
I immediately was impressed with this pup's ears...standing up completely all the time. All 3 of the GSDs I have had, put me through those "tense" days/months of wondering if their ears would stand properly or not. Well, this little gal's ears seem to be quite the opposite of what I experienced. I suppose they might fall when she teethes but since they are so strong at this age, I wonder if that will even happen?
It's so wonderful to have a GSD pup so close....this little gal seems so wonderful and has a great demeanor ...it will be fun watching her mature.
2 pics attached, showing that ears do stand up at such a young age...I know I have seen it before but it must be the exception to a degree.
What a cutie!! What's her name?
so adorable... thats good for you so you get to play with puppies again w/o the responsibilities hehe
I could only wish that one of my neighbors would get a GSD pup, it would save me from getting another one..... She is adorable:)
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What a fluffball! She looks huge, is that just the pictures? Oh my goodness I already want another one! All the fun of playing with a puppy but without the potty training and teething.
Atticus had one ear up at 6 weeks and by the time I picked him up at 8, they were both up and haven't gone down since and he's almost 4 months old!
pup seems to be very large for "just over 8 weeks"
wish Phoebe good luck !
My neighbor is not tall so that probably makes her look bigger...the pup does look older than some at that age but my girl was even bigger at that age...or just maybe more fluff since mine is a coat.
AHA !! another one of the lucky ones...both ears up at 2 months !! Good for you and Atticus.
She's very cute.
shes a cutie, i like the tan on her nose
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Part-time adult learner also part-time learner (PTL) refers to a subset of non-traditional learner who pursues higher education, typically after reaching physical maturity, while living off-campus, and possessing responsibilities related to family and/or employment. Many are from a minority or disadvantaged group (disability, immigrant status, etc.).[1]
PTLs have access to numerous programs and fields of study to pursue. They can be enrolled in certificate, diploma, undergraduate (including after-degree) or graduate degrees, in credit or non-degree credit courses, all in a plethora of fields.[2] The multiplicity of characteristics reflected by PTLs makes this segment of the student population challenging to study. Caution must be practiced when defining PTLs, since there are many variations amongst them.
Distinguishing part-time learners[edit]
Caution must be practiced when defining PTLs, since there are many variations amongst them. As one researcher described, a PTL is:
"...the 29 year-old man with a wife and a new baby, who, at last perceiving that accounting is his niche, plods on over as many as eight years toward accreditation in that field... an ambitious senior school teacher who has set his mind on a school superintendency and seeks to advance his credentials. ...a member of a farmers' union with a vision of what might be in agriculture who undertakes to grapple with economics in preparation for a leadership role... a restless 43 year-old wife and mother who gains relief from household demands through the study of ceramics or comparative literature or who takes refresher courses in nursing techniques in anticipation of her re-entry into nursing... an engineering graduate, success having placed him in managerial ranks, who is confronted with human problems for which his earlier professional training has not prepared him...a new Canadian for whom more rewarding employment or access to formal post-secondary education requires that he upgrade his skill in English as a second language."[3]
One method of separating the PTLs from the NTLs can be found by applying institutional criteria. Institutional criteria can be used to separate the NTL from the PTL however caution must be practised as criteria can vary between and within institutions. Part-Time status in Canadian Universities is dictated by the enrollment in a maximum and, occasionally minimum number of credit hours or courses. The University of British Columbia defines a part-time undergraduate student as one enrolled in less than 80% of the standard 30 credit-hour course load.[4] The University of Manitoba defines the part-time undergraduate student as an individual enrolled in less than 60% of the standard full 30 credit hour course load.[5] The Government of Canada National Student loans program defines a Part-Time Student as one who is enrolled in 20-59% of a full course load.[6]
Part-time learner population[edit]
PTL's have a long history in Higher Education. Some of the earliest universities including Takshasila and Nalanda in Asia and the medieval Universities in Europe were created by and organized for PTL's.[7] In Canadian higher education, part-time enrollment demonstrated significant growth for the greater part of the twentieth century but has recently leveled off. The Trends Report (2007) reported that from 1976 to 1992 part-time enrollment "…grew by some 65 percent or 125,000 to a peak of 316,000 in 1992"(p. 13). Following 1992 participation of PTL's in Canadian higher education dwindled to 250,000 by 1997 and has stayed about that level since.[8]
PTL's compose a noticeable portion of Canadian Higher Education. Today there exists approximately 265,000 PTL's in Canadian Universities and University-Colleges (see University college).[8] The Trends Report in Higher Education Report (2007) purports that there are 815,000 full-time learners in Canadian Universities and University-Colleges. PTL's compose almost 25% of the entire student population within Canadian Universities and University-Colleges. Acquiring data on Part-Time Learners in Canadian Colleges would assist in providing a more accurate picture of PTL's in Canadian Higher Education. It would also be of great benefit to include statistics on PTL participation in other countries.
Challenges of part-time learning[edit]
Part-Time Learners are faced with a multitude of barriers in Higher Education that can be classified as attitudinal, institutional or situational.
An attitudinal barrier relates to the learner's attitude toward negative experiences in the learner's educational past which may prevent enrollment in further education.[9] Merriam, Caffarella and Baumgartner (2007) purport that some adult learners lack the confidence to pursue further education. Additionally, they may perceive higher education as reflecting the teacher-centred practises and exclusive pedagogy of their earlier schooling experiences.
Institutional barriers are policies and procedures that make attendance difficult or impossible.[9] Many universities still practise conventional admissions;[10] PTLs often hold unconventional educational biographies that can be difficult to compare and measure against traditional admissions requirements. PTLs have a variety of constraints and demands on their time and face challenges synthesizing a long term plan of action. Few PTL-oriented workshops,[11] inefficient dissemination of information regarding part-time learner programs.[12] Prior Learning Assessment and Recognition (PLAR) can help PTLs accelerate the completion of studies by granting credit through lifelong learning.
Situational barriers relates to an individual's circumstances at a given time that can impede enrollment or attendance.[9] Situational challenges include financial costs,[13] scheduling conflicts and time-management. The expenses of tuition, textbooks, and evening snacks must be weighed against needs such as clothes and school supplies for children or family vacations. The scheduled classes must be able to fit within a schedule that accommodates work and family obligations. Time spent on school assignments cannot be so excessive that it detracts significantly from work and family responsibilities. Situational barriers should be considered prior to enrollment.
Motivations of part-time learners[edit]
Eduard Kindeman, father of adult education in the United States, said that the purpose of adult education is to "put meaning into the whole of life". This holistic approach includes "wants, needs, desire, and wishes". John Dewey said that "to find out what one is fitted to do and to secure an opportunity to do it is the key to happiness." Exploration helps adult part-time learners the connection between education and career in their life journeys.
Further reading[edit]
- Waniewicz, I. (1976). Demand for part-time learning in Ontario. The Ontario Educational Communications: Canada
- Fisher, D. (1997). Learning the hard way: Part-time degree students and the University of Toronto. Toronto: University of Toronto, Association of Part-time Undergraduate Students.
- Haughey, D., J. (1994). Towards a changing profile of the adult learner. In M. Brooke and M. Waldron (Eds.), University continuing education in Canada: Current challenges and future opportunities (pp. 124–132). Thompson Education Publishing: Toronto.
- Schuetze, H., & Slowey, M. (Oct. – Dec., 2002). Participation and exclusion: A comparative analysis of Non-Traditional students and lifelong learners in Higher Education. Higher Education 44 (3/4), 309–327.
See also[edit]
Prior learning assessment and recognition (PLAR)
- ^ Bean, J., P., & Metzner, B., S. (Winter,1985). A conceptual model of non-traditional undergraduate student attrition. Review of Educational Research, 55(4), 485-540. Retrieved November 6, 2007, from JSTOR database.
- ^ Shale, D., & Roche, J. (1998). Not all part-time students are the same. Presented to the Canadian Institutional Research and Planning Association Annual Conference, October 1998. Office of Institutional Analysis, University of Calgary. Retrieved September 19, 2007, from http://www.oia.ucalgary.ca/oia/files/oia/CIRPA1998.pdf
- ^ Campbell, 1984. p.19-20.
- ^ The University of British. (N.D.) Student Calendar. Retrieved September 28, 2007 from: http://www.students.ubc.ca/calendar/index.cfm?tree=12,195,272,29
- ^ The University of Manitoba. (N.D.) Student Records. Retrieved September 26, 2007, from: http://umanitoba.ca/student/records/registration/961.htm
- ^ CanLearn (N.D.) Canada student loans program: Part-time studies. Government of Canada. Retrieved October 2, 2007, from http://www.canlearn.ca/en/Multimedia/nslsc/pdf/guides/CAN_PT_EN.pdf
- ^ Waniewicz, I. (1976). Demand for part-time learning in Ontario. The Ontario Educational Communications: Canada.
- ^ a b Trends in Higher Education (2007). Associations of Universities and Colleges of Canada. Retrieved September 20, 2007, from: http://www.aucc.ca/_pdf/english/publications/trends_2007_e.pdf
- ^ a b c Conrad, D., L. (2001) The issues of access in adult education: Privilege and possibility. In Fundamentals of adult education: Issues and practises for lifelong learning, edited by D.H. Poonwassie and A. Poonwassie. Toronto: Thompson.
- ^ Schuetze, H., G., & Day, W., L. (March, 2001). Post-Secondary Education in BC 1989–1998: The impact of policy and finance on access, participation, and outcomes. Centre for Policy Studies in Higher Education and Training, University of British Columbia. Retrieved September 12, 2007, from http://www.chet.educ.ubc.ca/pdf_files/pdf_Schuetze_Day.pdf
- ^ Given, L. (2000). The promise of 'lifelong' learning and the Canadian Census: The marginalization of Mature Students information behaviors. University of Alberta. Retrieved September 12, 2007, from http://www.cais-acsi.ca/proceedings/2000/given_2000.pdf
- ^ Thompson, G., & Devlin, L. (1992). Access by part-time students: A question of openness in Canadian Universities. The Canadian Journal of Higher Education, 22(3), 57-75.
- ^ Schuetze, H., & Slowey, M. (Oct. – Dec., 2002). Participation and exclusion: A comparative analysis of Non-Traditional students and lifelong learners in Higher Education. Higher Education 44 (3/4), 309–327. Retrieved September 12, 2007, from JSTOR database.
Additional citations[edit]
- Andres, L., & Carpenter, S. (1997). Today's higher education students: Issues of admission, retention, transfer, and attrition in relation to changing student demographics. Centre for Policy Studies in Education University of British Columbia. Retrieved October 12, 2007 from:http://www.bccat.bc.ca/pubs/today.pdf
- Billett, S. (1998). Ontogeny and participation in communities of practice: A socio-cognitive view of adult development. Studies in the Education of Adults, 30(1), 21. Retrieved September 15, 2008 from the Academic Search Elite database.
- Campbell, D. (1984). The new majority: Adult Learners in the University. Edmonton: The University of Alberta Press.
- Holt, N. (2003) Representation, Legitimation, and Autoethnography: An Autoethnographic Writing Story. International Journal of Qualitative Methods, 2 (1) Retrieved September 18, 2008 from http://www.ualberta.ca/~iiqm/backissues/2_1/pdf/holt.pdf
- Kozulin, A. (2004). Vygotsky's theory in the classroom: Introduction. European Journal of Psychology of Education - EJPE, 19(1), 3-7. Retrieved September 15, 2008 from the Academic Search Elite database.
- Kroth, M. (2000). Life Mission and Adult Learning. Adult Education Quarterly, 50 (2).
- McDonough, G. (2005). Moral maturity and autonomy: appreciating the significance of Lawrence Kolhberg's Just Community. Journal of Moral Education, 34(2), 199-213. Retrieved September 18, 2008 from the Academic Search Elite database.
- Merriam, S. B., Caffarella, R., S., & Baumgartner, L., M. (2007). Learning in adulthood" A comprehensive guide (3rd Edition). San Francisco : Jossey-Bass.
- Rennemark, M., & Hagberg, B. (1997). Sense of coherence among the elderly in relation to their perceived life history in an Eriksonian perspective. Aging & Mental Health, 1(3), 221-229. Retrieved September 18, 2008 from the Academic Search Elite database.
- Russell, C. (1999). Autoethnography: Journey of the Self. Experimental Ethnography. Retrieved September 18, 2008 from http://www.haussite.net/haus.0/SCRIPT/txt2001/01/russel.HTML
- Siegler, R., Ellis, S. (1996). Piaget on Childhood. Psychological Science, American Psychological Society, 7(4). Retrieved September 18, 2008 from the Academic Search Elite database.
- Stydinger, N., & Dundes, L. (Spring, 2006). Over the Hill? A Nontraditional Undergraduate Student's Uphill Battle. College Quarterly, 9(2). Retrieved September 16, 2007, from http://www.senecac.on.ca/quarterly/2006-vol09-num02-spring/stydinger_dundes.html


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Four years ago I had a new double glazed PVC back door fitted in my kitchen. For a while now it has been tricky to lock - I have had to push the handle upwards enough to physically lift the door in order to turn the key to lock it.
Last week I tried to open the door but it appears to be stuck (or still locked) about a third of the way up from the bottom. The top seems to be ok.
My guess is that the door has sunk over time to a point now where it will not clear the lower catch (but that is just my guess).
Does anyone have any ideas as to how I can get the door open? And if I can, how do I adjust the height of the door in the frame to stop this happening again?
Thank you in advance for any help.
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Sounds like so many doors this time of year, the house moves and a door that was close to fitting when hung now doesn't fit at all.
You said you have to raise at the handle to lock it, is it still locked?
If it is, I would suggest cutting a couple of 2 x 4's cut one to about a 1/2" longer than the measurement from the bottom of the door handle to the floor, this will be your fulcrum point, you could use the other half of this board as you lever and pry up on the handle, unlock the door, and if you are doing this from the outside, push the door open all in one swift motion.
Once open you are going to have to rehang the door, or, if the door is fine in the frame and its just the lock that doesn't mate to the striker plate then you will have to move the striker plate to match the lock bolt.
Can't really remember, but is there an adjustment with the wheels that ride on a guide ridge in the bottom track. Maybe use a flat bar at bottom of door to raise it, so the door can be opened so you can see the screw head to make the door taller.
Are we talking about a passage/entrance type door here or a sliding door unit?
Thanks for all your responses.
I have turn the handle up to approx 1 o'clock in order to turn the key to lock it, but that has always been the case and is the same on alot of doors I think.
More recently I have also had to push up on the handle (once it is in the 1 o'clock position) which raises the door slightly and then I am able to turn the key to lock it.
I can still lock the door fine using this method, and can still unlock the door. But once the door is unlocked and I try to pull it open, most of the door will pull out slightly apart from the bottom. I suspect there is a latch about a third of the way up that is not releasing or the door has sunk so wont' clear that latch.
It is a standard swing inward door with the handle on the left hand side of the door (as you look from the inside).
Thanks in anticipation again.
Doors seldom quit working on their own. Is the foundation sinking?
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I understand the "Caterino" factor now, lol… I am actually a registered GT-R owner on GTR-Life, which means that I had to provide proof of ownership through the forum admins to prevent that exact thing from happening on their boards. That is too funny though, did he think that you guys would like him more for owning a GT-R? My car doesn't define me as a person it is just fulfilling a passion that I have in life, hence wanting a WRX as a DD for the fun factor and bang for the buc.
Either way my short time as a member on these boards has been nothing short of amazing and you guys all rock. I look forward to some meets when I return from Okinawa later this year. I am attempting to get placed in Denver, CO. Hopefully I can meet some of the great members here on these forums.
If you want you can always get the base & get a custom HID retrofit done professionally. Or if you trust yourself DIY.
There is a big community in CO. Lots of meets AFAIK.
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Ooh,hang on. That is the throb of a turbocharged flat four engine. A sound which,all over the world,heralds the imminent arrival of a moron - JC.
You know I've never sat in a GTR but I hear people complain about the interior not being as good as its competition, but from where I'm sitting those pics make it look pretty nice! Then again if I cared about the inside too much I probably wouldn't be on this forum...
Nice pics and welcome!
Since it is your DD I'd say go for the limited, but I love me some heated leather seats and a sunroof. The HID lights are pretty nice too.
I think that the same could be said for the WRX when compared to cars in its price range. I keep hearing negatives about the interior but too me it doesn't look that bad. Plus nothing in or around it's price can compare to the performance… Sort of like a Mini GT-R, lol…


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- TEXT MESSAGING: STILL A MAJOR FORCE BUT FACING A STRENGTHENING CHALLENGE At the time of Quackâs launch in the UK, GlobalWebIndex undertook research among WhatsApp users to understand their usage of â and attitudes towards â messaging services. Strikingly, only a quarter said that they now prefer sending an SMS instead of using a messaging tool. In fact, just under two thirds of users reported that mobile chat apps were now one of their primary forms of communication, with over half confirming that they have overtaken SMS as the way they typically send messages. The lead over MMS is even more pronounced: only 16% say that sending photos and videos via MMS is better than via a chat app. However, itâs important to note that more than 50% of WhatsApp users think that SMS will still be important for them in a yearâs time. So, mobile chat app users are still sending text messages but on a less frequent basis and to fewer people. This is very much a sign of things to come, with the share of overall communication taking place via SMS â and MMS in particular â set to contract further. The reasons for this become clearest if we look at relevant attitudes among current WhatsApp users. MOBILE MESSAGING BEHAVIORS Question: Thinking about mobile messaging apps (e.g. WhatsApp or Snapchat), can you please tell us the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements? /// Source: GlobaWebIndex Q3 2014 /// Base: 500 WhatsApp users in the UK, aged 16-64
- Among those who have already prioritized mobile messaging tools over sending an SMS, it is ease and reach which stand out as key motivators; two thirds say that mobile messaging services are the easiest way to send photos and videos, while a similar proportion claim that they use them because most of their contacts do too. Cost is also key: people like the idea that they are saving money, especially when sending messages internationally. If we then turn our attention to attitudes among current SMS fans â that is, people who are currently using mobile messaging tools but who still prefer sending text messages â the future prospects for the messaging services look particularly bright. Those who MOBILE MESSAGING TOOLS VS SMS Question: You indicated that you tend to use mobile chat apps over SMS; can you please tell us if any of the following reasons explain why you do so? /// Source: GlobaWebIndex Q3 2014 /// Base: 500 WhatsApp users in the UK, aged 16-64 Question: You indicated that you tend to use SMS services over mobile messaging apps such as WhatsApp; can you please tell us if any of the following reasons explain why you do so? /// Source: GlobaWebIndex Q3 2014 /// Base: 500 WhatsApp users in the UK, aged 16-64 still favor SMS are influenced the most by the ability to send messages without an internet connection (68%), the availability of unlimited SMS messages from their operator (68%) and the fact that not all of their friends are using mobile messaging apps. But we have to imagine that all of these factors will be key targets for the companies currently operating mobile IM tools: coverage will get progressively better, the offer of unlimited texts will get less relevant/impactful and the numbers of people using IM tools will increase. Perhaps most significantly of all, just 10% of people say they donât trust mobile chat app companies with their conversations â which would arguably have been by far the biggest barrier against IM tools taking further ground from SMS.
- MESSAGING APPS: WHATSAPP IN POLE POSITION Outside of China, WhatsApp has now overtaken Facebookâs own Messenger service to become the top global chat app â being used by nearly 40% of the mobile internet audience each month. However, in some countries the latter has seen a sharp rise in usage in recent months due to Facebookâs decision to remove the messaging component from its main app and transfer it to the Messenger service; in the UK, for example, itâs jumped from 27% in Q4 2013 to 40% by Q2 2014. TOP MESSAGING APPS Question: Which of the following mobile / tablet applications have you used in the past month? (on any device) /// Source: GlobalWebIndex Q2 2014 /// Base: Mobile internet users aged 16-64, exc. China Following behind Facebookâs services are Skype (32%), Viber (12%) and Line (10%). The rest of the apps tracked in our chart are used by relatively small percentages globally, although this can mask strong uptake among certain demographics or in particular markets. The latter trend becomes clear if we analyze the top 10 countries for each of the major messaging services.
- Overall, thereâs no single service that has achieved a completely global reach. For Kakao Talk, Kik, Line, Snapchat, Tango, Viber and WeChat, the bottom ten markets for each app have usage levels of 5% or under â typically around the 1%-2% mark. Skype, Facebook Messenger and WhatApp tend to post slightly better figures even within their least popular countries, but still have usage below 20% in some markets. So, this is the mobile messaging landscape into which Quack! makes its entrance: a space where a number of services have achieved success and are experiencing rapid growth, but where no one tool has established itself as the messaging app par excellence. This becomes particularly noteworthy if we compare the situation to social networking more generally, where Facebook is the clear market leader (being the top choice â and by quite some distance â in every market except for China, Russia and Japan). This suggests that loyalty and habits are not yet as ingrained for messaging services as they are for social networks proper; in short, itâs easier for messaging apps to win new users away from other platforms. The importance of reach is in fact abundantly clear: 84% of the WhatsApp audience say that they would start using an app if their friends and family were too. While Facebookâs reach in terms of general social networking is now fairly insurmountable, no service has yet achieve this feat in the mobile messaging space. TOP MARKETS FOR MOBILE MESSAGING SERVICES Question: Which of the following mobile / tablet applications have you used in the past month? (on any device) /// Source: GlobalWebIndex Q2 2014 /// Base: Mobile internet users aged 16-64
- TREND IN ACTION: QUACK! MESSENGER Launched in the UK in July 2014, Quack! Messenger hopes to build on success in Italy and Spain (where it is known as Chad2Win and has accumulated more than 500,000 users since its release in 2013) by offering users an ad-supported model which gives them a share of monthly revenue. The app shows users what its creators call âwantedâ advertising â described as non-intrusive messages which are tailored to the self-reported demographics and preferences of the individual and which appear while they wait for their friends and family to respond to messages. The more a person interacts with the advertising, the more potential revenue they can earn each month; people are also rewarded if they introduce friends and family to the service. Subsequently, they can choose to receive the money or donate it to charity. According to the appâs founder and CEO Fernando Troyano: âThe app revolutionizes the mobile marketing space and the concept of wanted advertising is born. We identified that mobile users often enjoy watching high quality and non- intrusive adverts, particularly during âdeadâ time. Consumers also feel they deserve to earn a share of the profits made by advertising to them. Just by chatting on Quack! Messenger people can earn additional money by doing something they already do every day.â GWIâs research among current WhatsApp users in the UK highlights why Quack! can be expected to enjoy a strong positioning: between two thirds and three quarters of mobile messaging users say they would recommend a tool to others if they were financially rewarded and would be happy to watch ads during downtime if they were paid for doing so. Only a quarter of people are closed to the ad-supported model completely â saying they would never want to see commercial messages regardless of the rewards on offer.
- ATTITUDES TOWARDS REVENUE-SHARING MOBILE MESSAGING SERVICES Question: Please tell us the extent to which you agree or disagree with the following statements about your experiences? /// Source: GlobalWebIndex Q3 2014 /// Base: 500 WhatsApp users in the UK, aged 16-64 Of course, Quack! still faces a challenge in terms of converting expressed enthusiasm into actual usage. In particular, one of its key tests will be to draw in enough people to give it the type of reach that makes it attractive to new users. However, the multi- app approach that people adopt when it comes to messaging tools is likely to help here: among heavy daily users of WhatsApp, around a quarter say that they also use Facebook Messenger and iMessage multiple times a day. Itâs not the case that Quack! needs to supersede other messaging apps completely, then; rather, it just has to be one of the apps that people use on a daily basis.
- IMPLICATIONS AND FUTURE OUTLOOK ⢠Conversations that used to take place via SMS or inside social networks will continue to migrate to mobile messaging tools. IM will not replace them altogether but will account for an increasing proportion of the communication taking place, with messaging services striving to add new features and security guarantees as they compete to become the globally dominant name in this space. This brings clear implications for social networks, where behaviors are likely to become more passive (with people more likely to browse rather than post things or send messages). It also has ramifications for mobile providers, who will need to rely less and less on the provision of minutes and messages as a differentiator. ⢠Broadly speaking, all but todayâs youngest adults have had to embrace mobile messaging as a new and alternative form of communication and change their habits accordingly. In stark contrast, tomorrowâs adults have grown up in a landscape where mobile IM has been a completely ingrained and ânormalâ behavior from the start. Current teens are messaging natives. ⢠Globally, Facebook can boast ownership of the two most popular messaging apps, with their consistent growth levels indicating that it has the potential to dominate this space as it does with social networking proper. However, as no messaging service has yet established itself as the clear leader â and as users are seemingly much happier to switch providers in this space than in other areas of digital communication â the contest is far from over. For more information and data on the subjects covered in this trend, please download our GWI Device report, our WhatsApp inforgraphic and the following datapacks from our Insight Store: ⢠Mobile Apps: Named Apps ⢠Mobile Actions
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Most Australians believe the war in Iraq was not justified - but most think the Iraqis are better off now than they were before it, the AgePoll has found.
Opposition to the war has fallen to 55 per cent, which is down eight points since May, when the question was last asked. In September 2003, a bare majority of 51 per cent said the war was not justified.
The ACNielsen national poll of 1414 at the weekend found a 7-point rise to 38 per cent in those who said the war was justified.
Fifty-three per cent agreed that the people of Iraq were better off now, while only 12 per cent said the Iraqis were better off before the war.
Poller John Stirton said yesterday: "The poll in May was conducted at the height of the prisoner abuse scandal. Since then sovereignty has been handed over and Saddam Hussein has been put on trial. This may explain the increase in support for the war."
Of people who said the war was not justified, 36 per cent believe that life has still improved for the Iraqi people.
Women were fractionally more inclined than men to think the war unjustified. Labor voters were overwhelmingly more likely than coalition supporters to say the war was not justified (76-28 per cent). Sixty per cent of those aged 18-24 said the war was not justified, compared with 48 per cent of people over 55. Victorians were more likely than people living elsewhere to disagree with the war (61 per cent).
Labor is struggling to convince people of its credentials on the US alliance; only 30 per cent believe it is the best manager of it, while 53 per cent opt for the coalition.
Mr Stirton said it should be noted that the question's wording assumes the alliance is a positive thing for Australia and so worth managing well. "For people with doubts about Australia's relationship with the US, being a poor manager of the alliance may not be seen as a bad thing."
Mr Beazley's return is welcomed across the board, including by 69 per cent of Coalition voters. People aged 18-24 are less enthusiastic than those over 55 (62-79 per cent). Men are keener on his return than women, and he has high support in his home state of Western Australia.


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A Texas couple has posted bail for two Pennsylvania parents facing neglect charges in Indiana.
The Henry County Sheriff tells Eyewitness News a man from Texas paid the bail for David and Rebecca Detjen. The Pennsylvania couple was arrested last Wednesday when a state trooper pulled over their rental truck near I-70 and SR 3 and found children in the cargo area.
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While speaking at the recent Nueces County Republican convention, Chairman Mike Bertuzzi began naming people as delegates who had not qualified at the local precinct level, and relegating people who HAD qualified at the local level to alternate delegate status. An unquestionable violation of the rules, and clear evidence of nefarious manipulation of the electoral process.
One person after another stood to call a point of order (until it seemed like at least half the room was doing it), in an effort to get clarification and correct the problem. Bertuzzi COMPLETELY IGNORED ALL OF THEM, as if they weren't even there.
At least one local paper described these people, who actually WERE acting fully within the rules, as a group that was trying to "take over the convention."
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And perhaps contacting Governor Rick Perry (no relation to me) would be a good idea too, to ask him what the hell is happening in his state.
This is an issue that transcends party politics (which is why I posted it here). This is about following established rules, to ensure that the true political will of the people, regardless of what it may be, is reflected in election results.
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We have been trying to perfect the easiest orthography possible to use in spelling Lenape words. It is mainly a phonetic alphabet, that is, each letter has only one sound. The alphabet is as follows:
The following are the vowels, all the rest are consonants:
The vowels are further divided by the use of accent marks. The accent marks are only to show vowel quality, and once you have learned the word, they need not be used in normal writing.
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like -b- in English "back" Lenape Example:
mpa = I come
mpisun = medicine
like -mb- in English "ember" Lenape Example:
hèmpës = shirt
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aonhèmpse = she has a blue dress
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nchuski = I wade
nchu = friend (man speaking to man only)
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like -nch- in English "pinch" Lenape Example:
mpënchtunèna = I put my finger in his mouth
like -g- in English "go" Lenape Example:
nkata = I want
nkwis = my son
like -ng- in English "anger" Lenape Example:
winkàn = it tastes good
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pëpankpe = it drips
like -z- in English "zero" Lenape Example:
nsùkwis = my mother-in-law
nsit = my foot
like -ns- in English "answer" Lenape Example:
answikàn = a fish net [note that the n + s combination will nasalize the preceding vowel]
anskan = last dance after a stomp dance [note that the n + s combination will nasalize the preceding vowel]
Like Eng. -z- in Azure, or -s- in Measure Lenape Example:
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nshimwi = I flee
like -nsh- in English "kinship" Lenape Example:
manshapi = a bead [note that the n + sh combination will nasalize the preceding vowel]
panshpèkw = cantaloupe [note that the n + sh combination will nasalize the preceding vowel]
like -d- in English "dip" Lenape Example:
nta = I go
ntakohchi = I am cold
like -nd- in English "wind" Lenape Example:
ènta = when
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Joe by Joseph Abboud JOE 520 Eyeglasses
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