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It's time to discuss the terrifying tales of my next anime review. Yes, I know discussing a horror anime like this one, is meant more for a Halloween activity, but whatever we're doing it now.
- Yamishibai was hard to get into, it's not drawn and played out like a regular anime, instead, they almost draw a scene and then move the characters around with invisible sticks (hopefully you understand what I'm trying to say, if you have seen an episode you would know what I'm talking about). Because of that, it makes the stories almost more unsettling, but as I mentioned it can be very hard to watch.
- It's definitely horror, and at times really spooky. So if you like that genre you should really check this one out. If you don't have the mental capacity for that type of story, you should still watch it. It will make you STRONGER.
- It can be watched on Crunchyroll and every episode is only six minutes in Length.
- It's based on Japanese Urban Legends, which can be really spooky sometimes. I mean Japan has come out with some terrifying movies and animes over the years. I expected their urban legends to unnerve me. However, there is some culture difference, and because of that, some of the episodes don't make as much sense, since you don't have the background a Japanese person would have. Those episodes are not as scary, obviously.
- For the weird animation it has, they do give us just enough gory to satisfy. This isn't Corpse Party, but it's no slice of life comedy either. There's a little bit of some jump scares, usually people with creepy faces. But I could usually tell when one was coming.
- At this moment there are 52 episodes that you can take a look at. I'd say with those numbers, you can simply pick and choose which urban legend you'd like to see.
For a lover of horror like myself I will admit Yamishibai was hard to get into. The drawing style is so different from an anime. But I did finally come back and finished the entire four series and it was amazing. Don't think of it as an anime, but as an experience. With that mindset, you'll fall in love fast. Yamishibai probably isn't everybody's cup of tea, which is why I'm giving it…
6 out of 10 Anime JumpScares.
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Best Dancer Friday Night
Wins a Green or a Pink Wooden Ukulele!!!!!
There Is A Cure For The Summertime Blues!
The Ginseng Roots Band will give away a wooden ukulele to the best spontaneous dancer at Porter's Pub in Easton, PA this Friday night. We will also be introducing our newest member of the band -- Scott Hartley, formerly of Liquid Liquid, on drums -- and a unique new musical element.
Spontaneous dancer?
Well, the last time we played Porter's Pub, some people stood up and started dancing where ever they could. Being musicians, we love to see people dancing to our music. It means we're reaching them; it means we're more than aural wallpaper while they drink (not that we oppose drinking at all). So, JJ Peppers and yours truly decided to encourage the dancers among you! Of course, giving away a ukulele is the best way we know to encourage any behavior.
Friday night the Ginseng Roots Band, fronted by your favorite unknown playwright, will play from 10 pm until 1 am (or until the place closes). From 11 pm until 12 am, anyone who stands up and starts dancing will be eligible to win either a pink or a green painted wooden Mahalo ukulele. At the end of the set, we'll call all the dancer to the front of the band stand, play a spanking hot roots number, and then have the audience choose the winner by virtue of the loudest applause.
It's going to be hot, so expect some minimally clad dancers. (Not THAT minimally clad.)
Porter's Pub serves a menu of tasty bar food in ample portions after 10 pm.
Come on out and dance away the summertime blues with Uke Jackson & the Ginseng Roots Band!
Porter's Pub
700 Northampton Street
Easton PA 18042
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I was reading "*Quiet" by Susan Cain awhile ago and in…
The 6 Biggest Time Wasters Keeping You From Your Dreams
The number one excuse people have for not following their dreams and achieving their goals is they don't have time. Well, let me tell you a secret:
You will never have time. You have to create the time by cutting back on the biggest time wasters in your day. Here the six most common time wasters that prevent you from achieving your dreams:
- Snoozing
- Checking your email constantly
- Social media
- Commuting
- Looking for lost items
- Failing to plan your day
Unless you have a child, a pet, or have inherited the early-bird gene from your ancestry of farmers, you probably hit snooze at least once in the morning. Most scientists agree that hitting snooze isn't terribly helpful since you often restart your sleep cycle causing more grogginess instead of more alertness. In addition to that, you also start your morning off poorly.
If you hit snooze once every morning, that is 53 minutes a week wasted on getting "more" sleep (which isn't really restful sleep). That is nearly an hour ever week that you could spending doing something much more valuable. If you hit snooze 2-3 times every morning, that's even more time wasted.
If you are guilty of hitting snooze in the mornings, here are somethings you can do to change that habit:
- Make an appointment with yourself in the morning to do something important. It could be exercise, studying the scriptures, spending time with God (i.e. praying and meditating), or making a rockin' healthy breakfast. Whatever your appointment is, it needs to be motivating enough to get you out of bed and give you rewards for doing so.
- If you can't commit to an appointment with yourself, make an appointment with a family member or friend. Commit to making breakfast for your family, or going for a speed walk with a friend at the same time every morning.
- Get to bed at a reasonable hour. If you aren't getting enough sleep at night, you are much more likely to hit snooze. It's as simple as that.
- Sleep at your optimal, biological sleep time. Staying up later than our bodies like or waking up earlier than when our bodies are ready to results in social jet-lag. Social jet lag refers to the time that is optimal for sleep according to your individual body, rather than optimal time for sleep according to your social obligations. Try to align your sleep time with your biological sleep clock. You may need to experiment with this by going to bed earlier and seeing when you naturally wake up, or going to bed later and seeing how rested you feel the next day.
- Set your alarm clock across the room. When your alarm clock is next to your bed, you are much more likely to hit snooze than if you have to get out of bed and walk across the room to turn your alarm off. I have also found that getting a drink of water right after turning off my alarm, helps me wake up faster but more gently than jumping in the shower.
Responding to Every Email Notification as They Come In
Responding to your emails as they come in forces you to multitask and completely disrupts your focus. Your chances of being productive and accomplishing anything in the day is totally ruined.
Some people recommend waiting to check your emails until you have done at least one important task for the day. Their reasoning is that checking your email first thing in the morning puts you in a reactionary frame of mind rather than a proactive frame of mind. That made sense to me so I experimented with this advice.
It totally failed me.
Not because I wasn't as productive and not because I wasn't getting my most important tasks done. It failed me because TWICE I missed a last minute, urgent AND important meeting with my bosses' boss. These meeting requests were sent to me after I had left work and were for first thing the following morning.
Fortunately, this doesn't happen frequently (where meetings are called last minute) but it did happen during the two week period I was experimenting with waiting to check my emails until one important task was completed. Since I didn't check my email first thing, I missed the meeting requests and got an irritated call from my bosses' boss asking where I was (since I had key information he needed).
Now, you could blame that on him for not planning adequately. Or you could blame it on me for not checking my work emails after work (which I make a point to do). I chose to blame it on a system that clearly wasn't working for me and my boss and her boss.
Instead, I check my email first thing in the morning. I respond to anything urgent and important right away (most days don't have anything in this category). Anything I can respond to with a complete answer within 5 minutes, I do second. Anything that takes longer than 5 minutes to get an answer and respond, I put on my task list and schedule it into my day or upcoming days. I'll respond to the sender to let them know I've received their email and when they can expect a response. Then I turn off my email notifications and attack my first important task for the day. I'll check my email again right after lunch and right before I leave the office. This takes me about 10 minutes each time and leaves the bulk of my day for tackling projects and reports.
Perusing and Posting to Social Media
The number of social media sites seems to increase every year. First it was Myspace. Then it was Facebook. Then Twitter. Followed by Instagram and Pinterest. YouTube fits in there somewhere. Then came Snapchat and Periscope.
We could easily spend our entire day on social media! We may claim it's giving us a break from our work or helping us connect with people.
Are we really connecting with people though? Like really truly connecting? Or are we simply finding out about people's lives? And it is really restful? Is it really helping you rejuvenate? Or is it simply giving you ideas of more thing you should be doing? Or putting thoughts in your head about why your life isn't as great as so-and-so's life?
Now, I also love social media. I love my Instagram feed, Facebook friends, and Pinterest crafts as much as the next person. But (you know there was a but coming), social media shouldn't be your life. If you need a break from your work, find something that is truly rejuvenating for you. Or take a few minutes to meditate.
If you are wondering what your friends are up to, give them a call or make plans to meet up and catch up. Do something that helps you connect with them on a deeper level than reading their latest update on social media would. Same goes for your family. Give your aunt a call. Visit your grandparents. Catch up with your parents and siblings. If they live far away, call them with Skype or through a Google hangout (it's free!).
Your time will be much better spend talking to people and doing things that actually give you some rest than constantly perusing social media. Now, I'm not saying cut social media out completely. You could set up a time each day to check your social media, say 30 minutes. Take the social media apps off your phone (or at the very least, turn off the notifications) so you are forced to go to a computer to check your social media. You could also cut back on the number of social media accounts you use. Do you really need to check Facebook and Instagram? Do you really need Periscope and Snapchat?
This one is a bit tougher to save time with unless you are willing to move or change jobs. If these two changes aren't up your ally, it's okay! You still have options for utilizing your commute time better.
If you are driving to work each day, you can save time by leaving earlier so you miss the bulk of rush hour traffic. The added benefit of driving to work earlier is you will likely get there before everyone else does, giving you time to focus, plan your day, and even get a head start on an important task without interruptions. Hopefully, you can also leave work earlier to miss rush hour on your way home, and ta-da! You have more time with your family AND you have a more productive day at the office.
Other things you can do while driving to and from work are listening to audiobook – fiction or non-fiction, listening to scriptures (I use LDS library, which includes audio recordings of the King James Version of the Bible…Plus, it's free!), meditating and praying, or learn a new language through audio CD's and apps.
I also love when I can commute with my husband because it gives us time to talk about our days and catch up with each other without interruptions. Carpooling with colleagues can also be great because 1) it gives you time to talk and problem solve with your co-workers and 2) it gives you a break from driving, giving you time to do other things, like plan your day.
If you utilize public transportation, you have even more possibilities for utilizing your commute time. As already mentioned, you can plan your day, prep for meeting, read a book, write in your journal, work on your side-hustle, catch up on the news, or make a new friend with someone who also commutes.
Looking for Lost Items
It's been said that the average American spends anywhere from 55 minutes a day to 2 hours looking for items they own but cannot find. A combination of keeping things we don't need and being disorganized contribute to the time lost looking for things.
Taking the time to declutter your home, car, computer files, and office will minimize the number of items that can get lost. Organizing the items you do keep will save you time in the long run because you will always know where things are and you won't waste time looking for things. (That proverbial "safe place" always gets me.)
Once your possessions are organized, create a system that helps you keep things organized without soaking up extra time. When you come home, put your keys in the same place every time. When you save a document to a computer, save it to the right place every time so you don't have to go back through your documents and reorganize them.
If you need help for tidying up your home, I highly recommend the advice Marie Kondo gives in *"The Life-Changing Magic of Tidying Up". If you need some ideas for organizing your space, Chrissy at Organise My House also gives practical tips for decluttering and organizing your home. She even has a 30-day Clutter Blitz where she sends you an email every day for 30 days with an action that takes about 15 minutes to get you on your way to a more organized home.
Failing to Plan Your Day
If you don't know what you want to get done in a day, you'll waste a lot of time throughout the day wondering what to do next. So you could randomly go from task to task and risk spending time on unimportant but urgent tasks, or you can spend 10 minutes planning out your day.
When you take the time to plan your day, you know what tasks are the most important to do and can focus on those. Knowing your most important tasks (MITs) will help you delegate other tasks and prioritize your time for the benefit of everyone – your family, co-workers, friends, etc. Plus, when you focus on your MIT's for the day, you'll steadily move toward achieving your goals. You won't be wasting time throughout the day wondering what you need to do next or feeling lost in the long list of tasks on your to-do list.
Sounds pretty nice, huh?
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Time management: it's an age-old problem. When you go it alone, you have to be able to keep track of your own time and hold yourself accountable. Even with all the technology in the world at their fingertips, even tech start-ups are notorious for having poor time management. Here are 10 tips to help you manage your time just a little better.
1. Understand how much time you have
The first thing you need to establish is how much time you have in a day to spend. Be honest with yourself: how long do you spend checking and replying email? How much of your 9-5 schedule is devoted to meetings? Do you really need that two hour break? Once you have worked out your limits, you can then start to allocate the time you need to spend on different aspects of your business. It sounds simple but many of us overlook this simple step. Fore-planning will save you a lot o heartache.
2. Put a value on your time
"Time is money" as the old saying goes and it is time to put a price on yours. Not only will this help in the overall costings of your start up but it will also allow you to manage your workload. Price correctly and your business will reap the rewards; under-price and you may end up working too long on the low value jobs. Time a limited resource and expensive: managing your time is one of the hardest aspects of running your own business. You find out more information for new businesses on pricing jobs here.
3. Prioritise
We've all been there: that annoying, niggly job that's high priority you can't face starting. Guess what? It won't go away! You must be courageous now: put on your wellies and get stuck in. Why not tackle it head on and get it filed? While most small businesses are pretty good at multi-tasking by nature, research shows that prioritising for better time management will help you stay in control. CIMA professional development recommends a personal reward system:
Avoid procrastination by completing unpleasant tasks first. The tough stuff usually turns out to be not so bad. Break complex tasks into easy pieces and give yourself a reward for getting something done.
That's right, we give you permission to purchase that block of chocolate..
4. Make reasonable to-do lists
Let's face it, there's nothing worse than busying yourself with a hundred jobs to do and never reaching the end. Make reasonable to-do lists, with your time limitations in mind, and feel the positivity that ticking off each completed task brings. Don't worry if your list isn't a mile long – shorter lists are actually better. Achievable tasks are proven to increase productivity in the long run. If you continually set yourself unreasonable goals, you will only slow yourself down, and the negative vibes of having an unfinished list can do serious damage to your self-confidence. Here are some more top tips on creating to-do lists.
5. Be decisive
Decide each day what the goals are by order of importance (deadline, volume of work, etc.) and stick to them. If you work in a shared office, avoid unnecessary conversations until you've done your task. Don't get stuck on long telephone calls when you have a deadline looming and write short, polite responses to emails to keep lines of communication open. Once you have made up your mind about which tasks are to be completed, stop deliberating! Second-guessing is just another name for procrastination.
6. Stay focussed
Try not to let distraction get the better of you. Staying focussed on the particular job in hand is key to your success as a small business start-up. Try staying focused for short amounts of time, say 20 minutes at a go, and then have a short break before diving in again. Being mindful of how long you have to spend per task will help ensure you stay within your timeframes. Alexander Cohan writes:
It's easy to get distracted by seemingly urgent items that come up, particularly if you already know how to handle them. For example, I see questions come in from customers all day long that I could quickly answer with the particular perspective I'd want on the response. I shouldn't though, I need to focus on the important (but less obvious) tasks I've apportioned to myself for the day and let the customer's assigned manager handle the question.
7. Embrace time management technology
There is an abundance of online time management tools available like Harvest and Toggl to name just two, you're spoiled for choice! There are apps for monitoring how much time you spend on certain tasks, there are sprint timers, there are apps for blocking procrastination websites, there are apps for days. Forbes recommends a few right here.
8. Recognise stress
While some stress like adrenaline may actually drive you to achieve targets on time, too much stress makes effective working impossible. This article sums up the issue of time and stress,
Sometimes it may seem that there isn't enough time to do everything that you need to. This can lead to a build-up of stress…Once we have identified ways in which we can improve the management of our time, we can begin to adjust our routines and patterns of behaviour to reduce any time-related stress in our lives.
Stress may lead you to waste time worrying about how you go about a project, and will even lower your productivity. And so, we recommend that you..
9. …take breaks!
Be mindful that stress and time go hand in hand and if not managed correctly you can end up feeling like you have even less time to achieve your goals. Recognise that being stretched for time is an unpleasant feeling and negativity is the ultimate productivity monster. Don't rush things, take regular breaks and work systematically through your list of jobs to do in order of priority. Taking short regular brain breaks will make sure you'll feel less tired at the end of the day and will probably achieve a lot more in the meantime. Be aware of your capabilities and mindful of your workload. (We've got a helpful article about mindfulness in the workplace right here.)
10. Finish on time
Stick to your deadlines and never make excuses – remember that if you keep avoiding work, it will eventually pile up. Tackling work as and when it comes in will help you be more efficient – but do remember to leave the office at a reasonable time. Tiring yourself out is never a good idea, and being kind to yourself is part of the entire philosophy of good time management.
Hopefully, our tips should have given you a better idea of how to manage your time and of the steps that you need to take in order to improve your overall productivity. Good luck!


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Meet the Staff!
Jonathan C. Rocky, D.V.M.
Dr. Rocky is a native of the North Dallas area and knew from a very young age of his compassion for animals and love of science and medicine. He began volunteering at a local veterinary hospital at age 14, and confirmed his mission in the field while working his way through school. He completed a Bachelor of Science in Chemistry in 1999, from the University of Texas at Dallas, and started veterinary school 3 days later. Upon graduating from the College of Veterinary Medicine, Texas A&M University in 2003, Dr. Rocky joined a private veterinary clinic in Magnolia, Texas, a beautiful town in the piney woods of Northwest Houston. After a few years as an Associate Veterinarian, he was ready to start his own practice a little closer to family. In 2005, Dr. Rocky, family and friends began renovations of an old farm house in Greenville, Texas, and transformed it into our new veterinary facility, which opened in May 2006. Dr. Rocky and his wife Lauri reside in Greenville, with their twin daughters, Avery and Ella, dog Isabelle, and three cats Christopher, Willie & Waylon. Dr. Rocky holds membership in many veterinary organizations and is dedicated to practicing current protocols and modern, preventative medicine to ensure the safety and well being of the rest of your family.
Lauri Rocky, Ph.D.
Lauri has been with Turtle Creek since its inception and serves the clinic as the Practice/Business Manger. She also has a background in canine reproduction and supports Dr. Rocky with the assisted reproductive needs of his canine clients to include semen collection, evaluation, freezing and storage, and also artificial insemination; both surgical and non-surgical. She and Dr. Rocky currently reside in Greenville with their twin daughters Avery and Ella, along with a houseful of furry, four-legged kids. Outside of work, Lauri thoroughly enjoys time with her family, reading and most any craft project.
Lauri holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Biology from the University of North Texas. After graduating college she decided pursue a post-graduate degree in the field reproductive biology at Texas A&M University. While there, she completed a Master of Science and Ph.D. in Reproductive Physiology with specific emphasis in canine and bovine reproduction. Lauri has also enjoyed serving as Adjunct Professor at Texas A&M University – Commerce where she has taught courses in Anatomy & Physiology, Reproductive Physiology of Domestic Animals and Nutritional Biochemistry to undergraduate students in the Agricultural Sciences Department.
Jennifer joined Turtle Creek as our Hospital Administrator in July of 2012. Her career in the veterinary industry began 7 years ago as a client care specialist and veterinary technician. Her most recent adventure included working for a veterinary management consulting group, where she participated in helping veterinary practices nationwide improve their management structure and client service. Her passion is supporting the bond between pet owners and their pets through exceptional client service and superior medical care. Jennifer plans to further her education by becoming a Certified Veterinary Practice Manager through the Veterinary Hospital Managers Association. She is owned by a spoiled rotten dachshund named Zoey, and a clumsy cat named Reginald.
Spencer joined Turtle Creek as a Veterinary Technician in August of 2010. His passion for the medical field, and love of animals has kept him continuously interested in veterinary science. He has explored many avenues in this field. From veterinary assistant to pharmaceutical sales, to his most recent venture in College Station, TX as an Anesthesia Technician for Texas A&M University. Just recently he, along with his wife and three children, moved back from College Station so that they may pursue greater opportunities and be closer to family. Spencer has 4 canine family members; two Labradors, Katy and Max, and two Lhasa Apso's named Coco and Tumi. In his spare time, Spencer can be found entertaining his boys with fishing, riding bikes, or doing just about anything outdoors!
Nichole joined the Turtle Creek as a Patient Care Attendant in July 2015. Nichole grew up in Greenville and realized her love of animals at an early age. After a successful high school career, including winning grand champion with our local FFA chapter, Nichole graduated in 2010 and began pursuing her dream of becoming a veterinarian by attending Texas A&M University at Commerce in the Pre-Veterinary Medicine program. Nichole has four lovely dogs that go by the names Bailey, Maggie, Lucky, and Kendell.
Sara joined Turtle Creek Veterinary Medical Center in February 2015. She began her work as a Veterinary Technician in 2012, and has transitioned into our Client Care Coordinator. Sara grew up in Alvarado, Texas and now lives in Royse City with her husband and her two children, Bella and Jude. Sara has a sweet blue heeler-husky named Sheila. Her hobbies include spending time with her family, photography, painting and live music.
Don joined Turtle Creek in August 2015 as a Veterinary Technician. He worked in the human medical field for 15 years and has been in the Veterinary field for the last 12 years. Don grew up here in Greenville and lives here with his wife of almost 20 years, Jennifer, and 3 kids, Colton, Hunter, and Jessica. Don has 5 canine family members, including two Beagles, a Jack Russell mix, a Lab, and a Dachshund. Don's hobbies include spending time with his family and friends, fishing and hunting, and his kids sporting events.
Chris joined our team in September 2016 as a Client Care Specialist. He grew up in Greenville before moving to Tyler, Texas for college. He received his Bachelor's and Master's degrees in Kinesiology from the University of Texas at Tyler. His hobbies include personal training, track and field, and powerlifting, all of which he is currently active in. His biggest aspiration is to open a gym in his community to help troubled youth, and he's also a big lover of the pug and French bulldog breeds.
Jaspreet joined the Turtle Creek team in August 2016 as a Patient Care Attendant. She is from Greenville, TX and graduated from Texas A&M University-Commerce in May, 2016 with a Bachelor's Degree in Biological Sciences. Jaspreet grew up in a house with animals around and fell in love with every one of them. Currently, she is in love with her Chihuahua named Sam and her cat (a gray tabby) named Sean. She especially loves cats and would like to be able to provide a home for all the ones who need it. Jaspreet loves being around animals as well as veterinary medicine; hence, she would like to become a veterinarian and have her own practice one day so that she can provide the best possible medical care to the animals who need it.
Taylor Conti joined the Turtle Creek team in May 2016 as a Patient Care Attendant. She is currently attending Texas A&M University-Commerce in pursuit of a Bachelor of Science in Animal Science. Helping animals has been her passion since she was very young. Taylor began rescuing dogs, cats, and various wildlife early on in her life. Then in High School she showed black Angus heifers in FFA. Since then she's worked with horses learning horsemanship while on a local ranch. Taylor is owned by a quarter horse named Boone, a border collie named Asher, a black lab named Sadie, and three cats. Taylor's goal is to continue her education to obtain a Doctorate of Veterinary Medicine. Her hobbies include riding horses, training for Spartan races, and spending time with family and friends.


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|With the economy still struggling, more small-business owners are turning to pawning valuables to supplement cash flow. Pawngo offers an online pawn option.
NEW YORK ( MainStreet) -- Pawning dad's gold watch or grandma's broach may not be the first thing that comes to mind when seeking financing for a business, but a growing number of small-business owners are turning to this option because of a lack of financing available elsewhere. "The demand is getting stronger and stronger every day," says Todd Hills, CEO of Pawngo, an online pawn shop. "Small-business owners have a pretty direct plan: 'I need this money for X and this is how I am going to play it back.' Whereas a consumer comes to us because they've had some sort of unexpected life event happen."
The company typically accepts small valuables and jewelry such as watches and gold coins in exchange for a three- to six-month loan. Common uses for the money by small-business owners includes payroll, equipment purchases, repairs or to grow their businesses. "In the past these business owners have had lines of credit, easy credit cards, home equity loans -- more formal banking relationships that with everything that has gone on with the economy, the credit is just incredibly tight and those options just aren't available," Hills says.


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iTunes 10 now available for download, new Ping notes
Eight hours after announcing iTunes 10, Apple has released the latest version of its digital media management software for free download from Apple.com and iTunes.com. As discussed more fully in our earlier iTunes 10 story, the software adds a new Ping social networking feature, a Hybrid View of songs with album art, and a collection of small refinements to the user interface, as well as promising performance improvements. Grab it from iTunes.com now, or wait for either the iTunes 9 software (PC/Mac) or Mac OS X to let you know that the new version is available.
Update: iLounge's Editor-in-Chief Jeremy Horwitz welcomes iLounge readers to follow him on Ping as he tests the service.
Update 2: Note that Ping-related e-mail follow requests from Apple contain a web link that is currently not working. Using the Ping > People screen from within the iTunes Store will let you acknowledge and add followers.
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Still not showing up in Software Update in Mac OS X. The wait is killing me!
Posted by Kyle in East Amherst, NY, USA on September 1, 2010 at 9:51 PM (CDT)
I wonder if there will be a software upgrade for the Original TV to support AirPlay Video and Photo support. US$99.00 isn't a lot but it would still be a shame to see my old AppleTV be rendered unsupported overnight.
Posted by Dan Woods in East Amherst, NY, USA on September 1, 2010 at 10:02 PM (CDT)
Ping? Hmmm…. So THAT is what became of the old "LaLa.com" service! And to think I had some 10,000 tracks uploaded on that service - now all "poof!" gone!
Posted by SkiBumMSP in East Amherst, NY, USA on September 1, 2010 at 10:50 PM (CDT)
For some reason, after I installed iTunes10, at 1st start, I was able to see Ping. But then right after I clicked it, immediately I received an error message, and then Ping option that on the left just gone. What's the problem I'm having?
Posted by Yeap in East Amherst, NY, USA on September 2, 2010 at 2:34 AM (CDT)
Since iTunes is so vital to using an iPad, why isn't iTunes 10 available for iPad? Or is it? How do I download the new version?
Posted by E.W. in East Amherst, NY, USA on September 2, 2010 at 3:14 PM (CDT)
iTunes 10 does not work with Mac OS versions prior to 10.5. How in hell is it possible that Apple is giving iTunes10 to Windows XP and not for Macs with Tiger?
So no Ping nor pang nor ping pong, nothing at all, for Tiger user. So could it be a better idea to re-switch to PC?
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