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Fizz Weather
By Fizz Software Ltd.
Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Fizz Weather 2.0 - New cheaper price.
Get your copy now. Tell your friends and follow us on Twitter. www.twitter.com/fizzsoftware
All new Fizz Weather for iPhone brings the award winning Fizz Weather onto your iPhone in glorious high definition. Fizz Weather provides detailed weather information for over 78,000 cities worldwide.
See detailed weather reports for up to 15 days, with wind speed, visibility, barometer reading, humidity, UV levels and sunrise/sunset times too.
Global forecast maps are provided with animated radar loops and animated satellite maps (radar is US only at the moment). View a map of your chosen location with weather superimposed. Pinch and zoom maps for a more detailed view.
Detailed charts are available to show you temperature, precipitation probability, rainfall, humidity and wind speed all for differing durations, including hourly for 12hrs and 48hours and for the next 15 days too.
US weather warnings will show you detailed information about alerts and warnings in your region.
Information provided includes high and low temperatures (C or F), wind speed and direction (km, miles, knots, m/s or beaufort), precipitation probability, comfort level, humidity, visibility, UV levels and the barometer reading (Millibars or Inches). Touch the i to add cities or change your settings.
Now you can choose your background picture too! Have a classic black background, or choose any picture from your albums.
Share your weather with your friends! Now you can share the weather with your friends via Facebook, Twitter or Email.
Localised in 8 languages.
Fizz Weather is your ultimate weather application.
What's New in Version 2.5
- iPhone 5 support
- Dew-point added
- Minor bug fixes
Please follow us on Twitter @fizzsoftware
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Customer Reviews
This one abides...
A classic, clean, easy design -- minimalist if you will -- that ably complements the iPhone form factor. It abides among a genre of too-much, crammed into too little space with too many tabs, scrolls, controls and views. One can liken this to the well-laid out dash of a true sports car: it easily informs of current conditions while allowing the driver to deal with the road ahead.
Finally iPhone 5 support
I've always thought this was one of the better weather apps with tons of info available. Some of my favorite features are the prediction graphs for temperature and precipitation and the satellite maps. I also like the way everything is presented.
Moderate disappointment
Maybe back in 2012 this was a comparatively good app but now it can't hold a candle to other weather apps. I'll probably keep using Yahoo weather. GUI seems awkward and doesn't show chance of precipitation on main info list. Also doesn't do AIr quality. And satellite images are a joke!!
- $0.99
- Category: Weather
- Updated: Dec 15, 2012
- Version: 2.5
- Size: 20.6 MB
- Languages: English, Dutch, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Simplified Chinese, Spanish, Traditional Chinese
- Seller: Fizz Software Ltd.
- © 2012 Fizz Software Ltd.
Compatibility: Requires iOS 4.3 or later. Compatible with iPhone, iPad, and iPod touch.


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|2006-07 Men's Basketball Season Preview
Third-Ranked Jeffs Ready to Defend NESCAC Title
November 7, 2006
The Lord Jeffs enter the 2006-07 season ranked third in the country among Division III schools according to d3hoops.com.
Amherst earned an automatic bid to their seventh straight NCAA Tournament, drawing a first-round bye and downing visiting Hamilton College, 83-59, in the NCAA second round, clinching their fifth consecutive "Round of 16" appearance. Their second game proved to be much more of a challenge, with Tufts again coming just one second short of defeating the Jeffs in regulation until a desperate Andrew Olson heave from behind the three-point line found its way to the rim and fell through to tie the game as time expired. The Jeffs moved on to defeat the Jumbos in overtime, 90-85. With a convincing 93-70 win over visiting St. John Fisher College in the NCAA Sectional Championship game, the Lord Jeffs advanced to the NCAA Final Four for the second time in the last three seasons, but fell to national runner-up Wittenberg College, 64-60.
The Jeffs also won their second consecutive Little Three Championship, including a dominating victory at Williams College to secure the title. Amherst led the NESCAC in scoring offense (83.8 ppg), scoring margin (19.2 ppg), field goal percentage (49.1%), assists (18.6 apg) and assist-to-turnover ratio (1.49), while finishing second in scoring defense (64.7 ppg), three-point field goal percentage (41.6%), three-point field goal percentage defense (31.3%), blocked shots (5.41 bpg), turnover margin (+2.00), and three-point field goals made (9.16/gm).
Amherst also loses a pair of guards who, in their four years, put in valuable minutes coming off the bench. Keith Zalaski did not start for the Jeffs, but did bail them out when called upon by coming off the bench as a backup point guard, especially during his junior season. Ray Corrigan also played a valuable role coming off the bench after a serious injury removed him from the starting roster, still managing to record the second highest assist total in Amherst history (342). Bedford, Casnocha, Zalaski and Corrigan are part of the winningest class in Amherst history, totaling 105 wins in their four years.
The big men leading the team will be O'Shea and Wheeler. Wheeler was named to last season's All-NESCAC Second Team, NCAA All-Sectional Team, and Pioneer Valley Classic All-Tournament Team. He finished 11th in the NESCAC in scoring (14.5 ppg), fourth in three-point field goals (2.31/gm), sixth in free throw percentage (80.5%), three-point field goal percentage (44.6%) and offensive rebounds (2.22/gm), tied for seventh in blocks (1.00/gm) and 14th in field goal percentage (48.3). Wheeler also received NESCAC All-Academic honors. Rounding out the senior class will be fan-favorite quad-captain Mike Salerno, who will provide minutes at the guard position.
Rounding out the junior class will be Fletcher Walters, Brandon Jones, Kevin Hopkins and Adolphe Coulibaly, all of whom contributed to the team's success last season, but are now ready to make a serious difference. Along with the juniors, this year's sophomore class will see an increase in playing time to help fill in for the last year's seniors. The sophomores are led by forward and California native Brian Baskauskas, who entered Amherst last year as one of the most highly touted rookies in Div. III hoops. Along with Baskauskas, the Jeffs feature guard/forward Glenn Wong, forward Mike Holsey and point guard Marcus Bradley, all of whom will see a significant increase of playing time while learning from the team's veterans.
This year's first-year class offer a lot of talent and experience that will certainly be a factor for the squad in their four years at Amherst. The rookie class includes D.J. Carcieri, Steve Wheeler (brother of Dan) and Brian Lundeen, all coming from very strong high school programs.
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[1]A television station was embarrassed yesterday after hackers caused it to warn its viewers of a zombie uprising.
Great Falls, Mont., television station KRTV ended up red-faced Monday after the station posted on its website and in a crawl during its broadcast of The Steve Wilkos Show that "dead bodies are rising from their graves," Gawker reports[2].
The message came from the automated Emergency Alert System, which is used to alert people in the event of disasters and other hazards in a station's broadcast area. The message apparently was placed in the system by hackers who are, so far, unidentified.
The station quickly pulled the alert from the broadcast and posted a correction.
"Someone apparently hacked into the Emergency Alert System and announced on KRTV and the CW that there was an emergency in several Montana counties," the station's website announced[3].
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Sherry & Terry's Blog
Going for Pesticide-Free
Organic gardeners use organic materials such as grass, leaves, seaweed, straw, compost and lime to enrich their garden's soil. With the development of chemical fertilizers, their use over the last sixty years has been regarded as acceptable and necessary for large yields of food crops and for the controlling of insects and pests.
The Canadian Cancer Society has been calling on the Canadian provinces to ban the cosmetic use of pesticides citing the growing medical evidence showing links between pesticide use and the occurrence of cancers such as leukemia, pancreatic cancer, non-Hodgkins lymphoma, kidney cancer and some brain cancers.
Quebec was the only province to do so until April 22, 2009 (Earth Day), when Ontario became the second province and went even further by also banning the sale of these pesticides. 19 municipalities and cities in British Columbia have implemented their own by-laws banning the cosmetic use of pesticides however the Cancer Society is calling on the BC government to create a province-wide ban so that all of its citizens will be protected by the same law. In my own city, the councillors have yet to put a by-law into action but it has been recommended by city staff.
David Maidman is a New Westminster, BC videographer and a member of the New Westminster Environmental Partners and the New Westminster Pesticide Awareness Coalition. He and his fellow Pesticide Awareness Coalition members were successful in getting the New West City Council to pass a by-law banning the cosmetic use of pesticides and herbicides.
David came to Richmond on April 23, 2009 to film the people protesting against CropLife Canada which is an association representing the chemical industry. This lobbyist group was meeting in a Richmond hotel with provincial officials to dissuade them from implementing a province-wide ban on the cosmetic use of pesticides and herbicides.