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Written by: Alex Zaharov-Reutt | Published in: MobilityAlthough many of the digerati have dubbed Apple's newest iPhone 5 as 'boring' or 'unexciting', nothing could be further from the truth, with this new iPhone clearly destined to smash all iRecords before it and emerge as the most popular iPhone yet.
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today is the launch day for the Apple iPhone 4 … but some early adopters are concerned that the new style antenna is causing problems.
According to court papers, Apple officials told police that the publication of photos of a 'lost' next-generation iPhone was "immensely damaging" to the company. Was that the whole truth and nothing but the truth?
You'd think that doing an iPhone 5 Fly Or Die would be a piece of cake, what with 2 million pre-orders in 24 hours, but it's not so simple. All the complaining of boredom and slight lack of innovation out of Apple… well, it's not too far off of the truth.
Apple took a huge risk with the original iPhone, and even with the iPod.
Apple's emergency press conference has come and gone, and after casing things out, Apple says all smartphones have the same antenna problems – but why don't most other smartphones need a case, when the iPhone 4 now effectively comes with a free case for best-case use?
And it's here. After months of rampant speculation (and an abnormally high number of apparent leaks), the new iPhone has arrived. In fact, two new iPhones have arrived — the iPhone 6, and the iPhone 6 Plus. Apple is right in the middle of announcing the new device as we speak, in an auditorium filled with everyone from Stephen Fry and Dr.
The iPhone 5 was supposed to be a flop. Consumers were supposed to be disgusted with the lack of innovation. No one was supposed to buy it. That is, of course, if you listened to the buzz during last week's launch. The opposite turned out to be the truth.
Apple announced the iPhone 5′s first weekend sales this morning and they are stellar. The best ever.
Apple has two new iPhones debuting today, including the iPhone 6. The iPhone 6 is the heir apparent to the flagship line of Apple smartphones, as it comes in at the same price point as the iPhone 5s, but Apple has done something new this year by introducing a premium priced iPhone 6 Plus.


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I'm switching one of my applications over to fragments (from just activities) and either I'm totally missing something or they have severely complicated the whole process of showing an AlertDialog.
First, here's what I'm trying to do: show one of several alert dialogs with a positive and negative button with callback methods associated to each bottom. Dialog needs to survive (ie: be recreated) a screen rotation.
Before: In the past, all you had to do is create an AlertDialog with the proper callback methods, etc. and show it and the system would take care of everything including screen rotation.
Now: If I create and show an AlertDialog from my fragment, it doesn't get recreated during a screen rotation and according to the LogCat leaks memory during the destruction. According to the new developer docs on fragments, I should be using a DialogFragment to create a AlertDialog so that the fragment manager can handle things like screen rotation, etc. (see here: http://developer.android.com/reference/android/app/DialogFragment.html under the Alert Dialog heading) That's fine, however, the problem is the callback methods. In the provided example, they are hard coded to two methods in the Activity. I have two problems with that, I don't want to have the activity involved in this process, and I need different callback methods for different AlertDialog I create. I really don't want to have to create different classes with hard coded callbacks for each AlertDialog I will be creating. There has to be a simpler way, otherwise this is just stupidity :)
Another way to put things ... fragments are recreated after a screen rotation by the fragment manager using any "arguments" that were saved during the creation process. These arguments are saved inside a Bundle, however, I can't save a callback method inside a Bundle, hence the fragment manager can't recreate a fragment with a passed callback method, only a hard coded one, which means I need separate classes with hard coded callback methods for each type of AlertDialog I will be displaying ... is this stupid or am I just missing something here?
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When the Minneapolis school board approved a new teacher contract in a tumultuous meeting in April, board chairman Alberto Monserrate challenged vocal critics of the contract.
"There are discussions that we've had in private that after this vote today will be public," Monserrate said. "I encourage people to find out what was really discussed at these meetings, instead of assuming, instead of accusing."
But that's easier said than done since the board is keeping the recordings private.
Monserrate was referring to the board's private meetings to discuss labor negotiations. They are an exception to the state's open meeting law that allows boards an opportunity to discuss labor strategy without unions or the general public listening.
That law also requires that such meetings be recorded. Those recordings must be available to the public "after all labor contracts are signed by the governing body for the current budget period."
But when two separate requests were made for the recording that Monserrate said would be made public, the board refused to make them available.
"I didn't mean that we were going to be releasing them public tomorrow," Monserrate now says, when asked why they wouldn't be released. "There definitely is an interest to make it happen as soon as possible."
The board is clearly within its legal rights to withhold the recordings because it hasn't settled all of its labor contracts. Four labor unions and the district have not reached agreement on contracts covering the current budget year, which ends on June 30. Indeed, the board still hasn't released tapes of its discussions for labor contracts covering the 2009-10 and 2010-11 school years because it hasn't reached agreement with the union representing janitors and bus attendants, nearly three years after their contract expired in mid-2009.
The Star Tribune on April 21 made a written request to Monserrate and board members that the recordings covering teacher negotiatons be released. Seth Kirk, a district parent who has become a lay expert on teacher placement practices, made the same request.
Last week, the board said no. District General Counsel Steve Liss said that revealing the content of discussions on negotiating strategy with teachers could give away information on issues such as health care cost-sharing that might help remaining unions.
Yet there ae also compelling reasons for releasing the tapes.
First, this round of teacher contract talks attracted more public scrutiny than perhaps any since the 1970 teacher strike. That's largely due to the efforts of Put Kids First Minneapolis, a group that last fall launched a public push for contract changes that it argued would help student achievement. Its leaders have argued that instead of a two-party negotiation, the teacher contract talks should be a three-party conversation at which the community is represented. The reform lobby monitored and blogged about negotiating sessions until the Minneapolis Federation of Teachers triggered state mediation, which closed the talks.
Second, Monserrate himself made the case in his April 17 comments before the board vote that an information vaccum breeds rumors. He also asserted an argument that so far the public has been unable to check. "This board pushed," he said. "There's a reason why this negotiation took longer than people expected, and that was because of the board," he said.
Third, board members other than Monserrate shook their fingers at some critics for questioning the board's commitment to student-centered changes in the teacher contract. Some of those same board members have repeatedly claimed that their posture in negotiations wasn't compromised by their 2010 post-election signing of a statement on teacher union letterhead in which they pledged a more cooperative stance toward teacher negotiations. Some activists welcomed that; others considered it a sellout. Either way, absent the recordings, interested citizens have no way to judge for themselves.
Fourth, the school board has approved the district's strategic plan, in which it pledged itself to the twin values of transparency and accountability. In a new era of school accountability, the state and district have mandated evaluations of teachers and principals. Superintendent Bernadeia Johnson has mandated evaluations of district administrators. As Monserrate noted, we have a school board election coming up, which is the primary means for citizens to hold the board accountable. Two board members will be seeking another term. So far the public has no information on what their stance was in giving direction to district negotiators on a contract that represents one of the board;'s major policy issues.
The Star Tribune asked Kirk, one of the few people willing to slog through hours and hours or recordings from the 2007-2009 round of bargaining, what he learned. "It was very revealing about the process, about who was advocating for what," he said. One thing he came away from those recordings with was a sense of how timid the district's negotiating team was compared to the board that gave it marching orders--a board with almost entirely different cast of members than the current board.
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Monserrate said last week that he's optimistic that progress is picking up on finishing the remaining contracts, and that recordings could be released before the election.
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This exquisitely detailed full-color field guide, by biologist and herbal and medical plant expert Jim Meuninck, provides identification, practical information, and skills for the location of and use of medicinal plants. The pages of this book re-connect us to our roots and the knowledge that medicinal plants and wild plant foods provide the chemicals every body needs to obtain optimum health and prevent disease.
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