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Well put Rene. Nuff said.
Hey you, the one running iOS 7 beta when you really shouldn't be: Stay classy!
I meant to publish this on Monday but I messed up and forgot to. Sorry about that. But it's the same every year. The iOS 7 beta is intended for developers to test for bugs and software compatibility. It's not intended to be an early release preview, or the daily driver for anyone's main phone. This year more than ever, iOS 7 is really beta. It's not done. It's not cooked. It's cool as hell but there's a reason there's a lineup at the Apple Store outside Moscone for iPod touches. Not even developers want to risk their main phone. (I don't have it on my main phone either.) So here's the deal...
Stay away. And if you're not going to stay away, be classy about it. Respect the NDA (non-disclosure agreement) you become part of when you install the software. Send bugs to Apple, not to the front page, and absolutely don't post negative reviews for apps that don't work or look well under iOS 7. Developers will update what they can when they can, and find workarounds if and when possible, but they're not allowed uploading iOS 7 binaries yet, and won't be until just before launch. Send them bugs privately to help them out, don't screw up their ratings. They're not doing anything wrong.
Again, we -- and other people -- write this every year because some people tend to forget it every year.
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Hey you, the one running iOS 7 beta when you really shouldn't be: Stay classy!
I second that
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Yeah, it actually is. By installing it without actually being a dev, or at least paying the $99 for a dev account, that means your pirated Apple's software. It's the same as pirating Windows 7. You're breaking international copyright laws.
True true, but dammit I want iOS7 and I'm not a dev so I wouldn't know what to do with it. And my ip5 is the only device I have that can run it right now. This is going to be a long summer.
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You can get it now without paying the $100
You can get it for iPhone 5 now. Im running it on my only phone and it works just fine. It is surprisingly not buggy for a beta release. If you do find it doesn't work for you just revert back to ios 6
Do your other apps work well like Facebook, Twitter??
Mine do! And pretty much everyones does
Am I the only one who feels that Apple's new adds are very unapple. I always felt that Apple adds under the Steve Jobs era popped. Love them or hate them, I would always stop and watch.
These new Designed in California, along with the Genius adds feel like some third rate ads from a third rate company. They are boring and don't feel premium.
I love iOS 7, but I'm starting to really consider Apple's direction post-Steve. I always felt that they had a good 5-7 years of juice left in them even after Steve's passing, but 2 years later, with adds like this, I'm left wondering who is really in charge?
I took the decision to pay the 99$ and buy the dev account to install it on my main ip5 :)
I personally don't find it very buggy. Of course some apps I am using act weird, but I do not complain because that was my personal decision to install ios7
However, I totally agree with you René to stay classy
Why would you pay $100 when its free
For when they update it and also to help give them feedback on how it runs and possible improvements for the final release.
There's a few perks to it, also it's $100 for a whole year so if there happens to be another change down the road we get to test that as well.
Haha ok whatever makes you feel better about wasting $100
AFAIK the "beta testing" is done by developers... you know the Ballmer mantra - or monkey boy mantra? Developers, Developers, Developers!!!!!!!!
Anyway, if its $100 to be a developer and $100 to beta test (see $200) then you are still making your money back as a developer on iOS.
1) You gain a huge amount of knowledge on the new operating system
2) You have the ability to shape, fix and modify the operating system
3) You have a leg up when writing or re-writing your apps for the new operating system.
4) You are a developer so you will probably spend way more than $200 on development.
5) Most software engineers worth their salt should be making $50/hr + benefits - and some probably make over $100/hr (just pay now, not including perks, etc... taxis, limos and the like).... So $200 is not all that much, $100 is even less.
I think 17 year old nerds need to spend more time learning and less time posting, but then who am I?
Now if you mean a customer or user should not be forced to spend $100 to beta test anything, then YES - you are correct. And maybe that's why the Surface RT did so bad? Most people are tired of spending hundreds of dollars to beta test Microsoft's junk.
sabvvxt - isnt that special?
Nothing is free ... installing a beta OS on something you use for real work is not a good idea - unless that real work is being a developer, but then you should still have a stable build to run on your regular device ... which would probably put you out about $50 or so... maybe more depending on what you want.
Completely agree. I'm not a dev but I chose to get the beta (through a friend's developer account) because a)I can accept when some of my stuff doesn't work because I wanted to test drive new software. And b)my 4S is no longer my daily driver so if it was not as solid as the iOS 6 beta (and it definitely isn't) I could (and did) rely on my other phone.
Forever and ever, amen.
Indeed, Reverend :)
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Well said. I remember in the past I got ahold of a iOS 4GM from a friend who wanted to jailbreak his iphone and installed it on my iPod touch (at which time I had an Android based phone. I had tin foil hat syndrome for a couple days but it all came out fine.
Now with my iPhone 5 being my main phone, the last thing I want to do is screw it up so I don't do betas anymore, not even on my iPad.
The wait will be long and hard to deal with but it sure shows a lot of features that make it really stand out.
If you were a developer, you would have access to the bug reporting tool and would know what to do. You must have an active developers account.
...And remember, you stay classy San Diego
Well put Rene. Non-devs should stay classy. Perhaps we could get the dev's and non-devs to end the flame wars though as well? Staying classy is always a good stance :).
I don't get it, why is this NDA so sacrosanct? iMore has run plenty of pieces where information that's NDA'd was leaked.
Two other things non-devs may not be aware of:
1. Aside from the flakiness expected of a beta, these pre-release builds of iOS are much slower than the final version will be (due to the fact they're built with debug settings turned on, which make problems easier to fix, but require that performance optimizations be turned off)
2. Even when developers find fixable issues in their apps, Apple doesn't allow us to submit new versions of our apps to address compatibility with the new version of iOS until the system goes golden master (GM). We can still submit regular bug fixes of course, but they have to be built with the existing version of Xcode and target the current public version of iOS.
Well said. In addition, battery life will be poorer in the beta because things have not yet been optimized.
Anal much?
They - Apple - Google - Microsoft - or even the NSA does not have the right to forbid it - as long as you keep quiet and honor the NDA. Then again it is all fun and games til the attorney's show up.
When someone tests things for their own ends or use - it is fine. Your mileage may vary and things are void where prohibited, but as far as I know this is still the land of the free and home of the brave.
Just to make my point clear - copyright holders often commit crimes themselves ... because they do not understand copyrights... but then few attorneys or judges understand them and I'm not even getting into congress. In short a copyright is a LIMITED right to control a thing or media for a specified period of time, but copyrights never give the own 100% control. There is such a thing as fair use.
Then again, the NSA does not know their job .. and many others do not know their job either. These people, they exceed their authority repeatedly - like their only job is to exceed their authority... you know to fight "terrorism" or evil communist hax0rz!
Yes, but year after year, regular users too impatient to wait for public release, go and buy slots on developers accounts to get access, and then treat it like it's a regular release.
So, yes. Stupid or not, reminding them is important, and calling them stupid doesn't help things any. They're going to do it.
I have it installed on my main phone and don't have any problem running it. Just whole bunch of pussies being scared of everything. It works. Yes it does have some issues but nothing terrible. Love every second of using. Stop crying and put it on your main phone don't listen to anyone. It works absolutely awesome.
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I have it on my main phone too, and I have to at LEAST twice a day, turn on personal hotspot, and use my iPad for something, because that app crashes under iOS 7. This was expected (and is why I carry my iPad mini) but many people go and complain to the developers about this, when it's no one's fault but their own.
The OS itself, yes, works ok. But I wouldn't recommend to anyone to put this on their daily driver, even though I did. I'm a special case. I know my requirements, and could afford to work around any limitations.
Recommending that just anyone install it on their main phone, is simply reckless, and doing a great disservice to all the people out there.
So, my cousin took my phone and downloaded the ios7 beta...i have no idea how or what she did but i know that she is not a developer. I was just wondering, once the regular one comes out in the fall will i be able to update to that like i usually update without a problem??
I have installed it too and it is buggy as hell... I have had to resort to using my 2nd iPhone 5 to take pics or film videos or to send texts. It randomly restarts, video from the lock screen freezes.. and there is a lot of overlapping of texts, low battery life and app crashes. It is generally unreliable. You shouldn't encourage people to install it on their primary phones because you may not have the same experiences they have. I was so excited to install it but now that I have I am totally over it. I am even considering rolling back to iOS 6 till future beta's come out.
It is not a matter of being a "pussy" and not installing it or installing it on your main device .. it is a matter of installing a beta OS on your main device and then COMPLAINING after the fact.
I would think all developers know this and know they are taking a risk - since it is a beta and not "fully" tested, there is a much greater risk of something blowing up.
I think Rene put it very well in his short article and "Stay Classy!".
Way to be a self righteous douche.
Another excellent post Rene.
I'm going to be honest I am one of those who has it with out paying anything and not being a developer. It actually runs smooth has a little lag on some things but that's a given. All apps I have work flawless really I'm not a professional so I wouldn't know if there are bug issues etc..... But everyone be cool and follow these instructions so that later in the future when can get the other beta versions this way. I'm sure apple can fix this problem easily if they really wanted to.
So, my cousin took my phone and downloaded the ios7 beta...i have no idea how or what she did but i know that she is not a developer. I was just wondering, once the regular one comes out in the fall will i be able to update to that like i usually update without a problem???
very well said
I recently got my iPhone 5, sucks that it came with 6.1.3 already =/
After having to deal with the fact that i couldn't jailbreak, i installed iOS7 Beta.
Yeah it's buggy, and some apps like eBay won't even start up.. It's all good though, i'm having a great time with all the new features.
Oh and you're right, alot of ignorant people are trashing the reviews to eBay under the App Store, because of the compatibility issues.. Not cool at all, it's not their fault!
I fully realize it's in beta, however I really am not sure what the best way to send bug reports to Apple is. I've compiled a long list, and while each is pretty concise, it's in freeform. I don't know the correct way to format it or where exactly to send it.
I was an ignorant eager beaver who was sold on the dream of having the iOS 7 early, then read this article and reverted back to good old iOS 6.1.4. Now I'm paranoid about my month old iphone 5's future. Are there any reassurances that all will be well now that I've downgraded?
Why wouldn't your phone be fine? If you're back on iOS 6 and your phone is working I would say you're probably safe. I'm running iOS 7 and will probably just stick with it if I don't run into any major glitches (only been running it for a day, so far so good). I doubt Apple would have released it even as a beta if there was anything that could wreck the hardware of the phone.
No reason to worry I've been running the beta since day one and my phone has not melted yet =)
Well said - respect. Can't wait for it to be launched - looks so cool....
I love that phrase, "Stay classy about it." You can apply that to this and various aspects regarding human life. :)
I agree with Rene. Installed it and I am not a developer. Went back to 6.1.4 because I honestly didn't like the look for the new 7 and battery life is still pretty bad. There are elements, that are nice but I think this new apple leadership is going in the wrong direction. The new features are great but the look has regressed in my opinion. Not modern at all.
I'll admit, I'm one of the ones that "really shouldn't be". Curiosity got the best of me and I just had to see how IOS 7 functions. It's been a pure pleasure to play with, but I'm probably going to downgrade over the weekend because there are a couple of key apps I use that need an IOS 7 update.
I was tempted to download it without the developer account. But decided to wait for the official release instead. I like to build up the excitement. This to me is like Xmas, don't want to open my gifts before cause it kinds of spoils the fun. Another reason is that my iPhone 5 is my daily driver and I know betas have bugs that need to be ironed out before they make their official release. Can't stop reading about it though and finding out new stuff over the net. Here is too a long wait that'll be (hopefully) well worth it.
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Totally agree as a non-devloper who's running ios7. Where do I go to report the issues though? I'd love to help out if i can.
I think they are heading in the right direction for sure. Apple is trying to listen to peoples advice and change up the UI because it seems as though many complain of it looking old and outdated. Hats off to Jony and the crew for breaking new ground. There is no way to make everyone happy. Just rest on the fact that they are listening to us and attempting to give us what we asked for. Be patient and let them fully bake it then see how you like it.
Trust me they are reading everyone's reviews and will take note what people like and don't like.
agreed... people need to understand what a beta is before they install and understand apps are still optimized for ios 6... i risked it on my main phone but thats because i jailbreak my phone and usually rooted and unlocked my bootloader on android phones.. if it breaks well there's always insurance but i always find a way back whenever i screw something up.
I am running iOS 7 as my daily driver I'm one of the lucky ones I guess that don't have many problems....and when something does crash and ask me if I want to send a error report I always do....I love helping out on experimental things in beta...I understand there could be big bugs and the risk in taking but I feel as if someone has to run it as a daily driver to see how it reacts that way....just saying if your someone who has done betas in the past (not just including iPhone) and you understand it won't be rainbows and unicorns go ahead install it...but if you expecting it to run as smooth as iOS 6 stay as far away from it as possible...no one want people complaining about a beta acting like it's the full iOS 7
That is such good advice, I hope many of the people that need to hear get to read this. I have yet to download iOS 7 beta and not sure I will be. But I did get the beta of iOS 6 last year and was happy to help by sending bug reports to Apple.
I really hope people will heed to your advice by not giving bad reviews or bringing all these buggy issues to the public, simply send them to Apple so the fall release can be flawless.
I just wanted the control center... three years ago. It's always been an issue of efficiency in connectivity. Getting out the door and connecting to my Bluetooth adapter meant coming to a standstill for twenty seconds while popping in and out of the Settings menu, whereas my Droid Eris (POS), in 2010, could at least allow me to toggle Wi-Fi AND Bluetooth through the control center in just three or four taps. I dropped the Android years ago for the iPhone because of stability and power. BUT... Apple has neglected these aforementioned toggles, almost throwing them in our faces.
So, blah blah blah, I now have the iOS 7 beta, and my control center. It has far exceeded my expectations in the sense that, for a first run, it's not so bad. Rene, perhaps I should not have downloaded the beta, but I did. I have never seen the need to do this before, but I had one reason: efficiency. I have been faithful to Apple for three years, and stay faithful because their product is both stable and powerful. I downloaded the beta because I feel like we deserve a control center. Now I can flip it up, toggle on and off what I see fit, and go on. Save time, save battery.
I will now end with an epilogue:
"First World Problems"
I do agree with the article. I've installed the beta on my main handset and I'm not a developer! So far it seems to work very well for a beta. There are some apps that don't work but I've found ways around that usually, like using mobile web. eBay is one example. What would have been handy in this article is a link to the Apple bug reporting site!
Great article, right on topic. One more thing, if you do spend the $99 and are not really a developer, limit your posts in the developer forums. Read more than you post. You'll find that asking things like "...why doesn't iRadio work for me in Malta." already have been answered and really have nothing to do with development. Don't flood the forums with typical end user questions.
Wow, a lot of fluffy talk from someone that apparently hasn't tried it. It's just as "cooked" as iOS 6 beta was. Been running it since day 1 on 12 phones and I have yet to see a bug that renders the phone unusable.
Wow. Aplause,! Love the Post!! Best post ever about iOS BETA!
iOS 7 Beta is quite stable indeed. Just have some apps may not compatible yet and have some bugs on it. And sometimes phone just auto restart when too many apps jam together. The earpiece controls not functioning also.
however, overall i can say it is still fit for daily normal use. I'm not iOS developer, but i register for the UDID at iMZDL.
I did the same thing! Does anyone know how we update to the offical release from iOS 7 Beta? Wll we just be able to update from iTunes or will it automatically pop up on my iphone when it is available.
p.s. I will stay classy about having the Beta version ;)
How do i send bugs to apple?
im not a dev, im on my main iphone 5, the one I use daily, im not complaining and not having any problems so...just saying ;)
Will my apps work if I run iOS 7 like Facebook and twitter?
I installed iOS 7 on my iPhone 4S and I'm not a dev. I want be but I can because I'm 17 and can't afford it let alone old enough to be one, but I've always been interested in things like this and keep tabs on what bugs I found with iOS 7. For a beta and a beta 1 at that it does run smoothly. I'm looking forward to the beta 2 and what not as well as the final release.
Do your other apps like Facebook and such run well on iOS 7?
I never send bugs to apple, I never use betas . I am using ios7 and jam sending the bugs automatically. I hope it helps them somehow . I love the OS. I need just .5 inch more screen
How do you send the bugs to apple?
Yep, there's nothing to add, very well said.
haha, awesome article. stay classy!!
I set my password to a ñ and I could not unlock my iPod. -_- had to restore it back to iOS 6.1.3 I am back at 7 now but I will never again set my password to an accented letter
Is this serious? Considering it a risk on a "main phone" ? Big deal it crashes now and then, other than that it's pretty damn stable and can be used everyday. Get off your high horse, you're an editor not an apple employee, act accordingly.
Do you reckon I should get iOS 7 on my main phone? I have a developer account, and I do have a backup phone in case this one stops working - but still, I'm not sure whether I should. Anybody know whether I should?
Very well said. More: If you just wait a bit more you will receive it for free. :)
I am new to i OS anything. I would have appreciated this warning ahead of time. I was told there was a newer operating system for my device & had little boxes in red asking me to get it upgraded. so I did. Without knowing better, for the most part, when stuff has gone wrong, I have privately contacted app developers. I did leave a review for one of my favorite apps. I paid for it, & their solution was to switch to ads, so I could no longer use the app. I would LOVE to switch back to the previous operating system i liked it just fine. I only wish apple had had a neat write up like this, explaining it in the way you have, it was presented as something I needed to do, & being unfamiliar & new to apple I did. & I've regretted it ever since. Dont' even get me started on the ebay app! everything looks great runs smoothly seamlessly even... till you look at your listing on an actual computer instead & find that it's a disaster. free expedited shipping?! on a 99 cent item, really? not what I selected & not what i just read on my ipad... anyways. This article should have come attached to the upgrade. I would have gladly passed.


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- From Solaris 2.5.1 Server Release Notes[1]:
Previous Solaris 2.x software releases used 32-bit data types to contain the user IDs (UIDs) and group IDs (GIDs), but UIDs and GIDs were constrained to a maximum useful value of 60000. In the Solaris 2.5.1 release, the limit on UID and GID values has been raised to the maximum value of a signed integer, or 2147483647."
"Caution - UIDs and GIDs over 60000 do not have full functionality and are incompatible with many Solaris features, so avoid using UIDs or GIDs over 60000. See Table 2-1 for a complete list of interoperability issues with Solaris 2.x products and commands."[2]
- From Solaris 10 System Administration Guide: Basic Administration[3]:
"However, UIDs and GIDs over 60000 do not have full functionality and are incompatible with many Solaris features. So, avoid using UIDs or GIDs over 60000."
- [SUMMARY: Maximum UID Number for Solaris 6/7/8 http://osdir.com/ml/os.solaris.managers.summaries/2003-08/msg00084.html]
- Linux kernels 2.4.x and newer support 32-bit UIDs and GIDs.


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See All the Toys in this Summer's Hockey Series
Friday, February 18, 2005
Yes, the NHL season is lost, but that doesn't mean the end of hockey. We've all got our fingers crossed that the labor dispute can be resolved quickly. In the meantime, our Canada-specific McFarlane's Sports Picks: NHL Series 11 line of action figures is coming out on time.
NHL Series 11 is McFarlane Toys' third Canada-direct NHL Sports Picks line. All our NHL lines offer the very best players depicted in action and historic poses, but NHL 5, NHL 8 and now NHL 11 have all been created with our Canadian fans in mind. Each of these lineups has been filled with stars from Canadian teams or top-flight Canadian-born players.
Here's the lineup and photos:
MIIKKA KIPRUSOFF. Kiprusoff took over the Calgary Flames starting goalie position from injured Roman Turek and never looked back. Calgary's new hero led the league in goals-against average, and helped catapult the Flames all the way to the Stanley Cup Finals in 2004. A strong showing for Team Finland in the World Cup tournament left no doubt that Miikka Kiprusoff is here to stay.
ALES HEMSKY. Czechoslovakia is a long way from Edmonton, but it didn't take
Ales Hemsky long to make the transition. The Oilers made Hemsky the 13th overall selection in the 2001 NHL draft and the red-headed 19-year-old was suiting up for the big club a year later. Hemsky's creative passing and soft hands have turned heads around the league, making him one of the brightest young stars in the NHL.
MICHAEL RYDER. It took five years for Michael Ryder to go from NHL Draft Pick to Montreal Canadien, but the Habs' fans certainly believe it was worth the wait. Ryder erupted for 28 goals and 38 assists in his rookie season -- helping propel the Canadiens to the playoffs. Four games were won off Ryder's goals, placing him third on the squad.
JOE NIEUWENDYK. Getting his own action figure is a nice honor, but probably doesn't compare to the three times Joe Nieuwendyk has hoisted the Stanley Cup. Fans in Calgary, Dallas and New Jersey have all appreciated the speedy center's contributions to their title teams -- and the Toronto faithful hope
Joe's talents will help bring a championship to the Maple Leafs. Joe's 533 career goals place him tied for 25th on the all-time goal scoring list.
ED JOVANOVSKI. The top overall selection in the 1994 NHL draft, Ed Jovanovski has left damaged forwards in his wake during his nine-year career. In addition to headlining the Canucks defensive corps, Jovanovski has been a standard for Team Canada since 1996, including contributing to the victory in the 2004 World Cup of Hockey.
NIKOLAI KHABIBULIN. The "Bulin Wall" gained notoriety as a Phoenix Coyote and won his first Stanley Cup with Tampa Bay, but his career started in the frozen north. Khabibulin played 79 games for the Winnipeg Jets during the 1994-95 and 1995-96 seasons. While his statistics weren't terribly notable, it was this initial NHL baptism that launched the career of one of the league's top netminders. While the Jets franchise relocated to Phoenix, we know Winnipeg's love of hockey never dimmed and we're happy to offer a figure showing respect to the legacy of Jets hockey.
NHL 11 will be available at retail in Canada and will be offered to consumers outside the Great White North through the online Store at spawn.com in early June.


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Fall Sport Season Schedules Posted
- Release Date:
- August 7, 2012
- Contact:
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- (716) 649-7900 ext. 333
HAMBURG, NY - With the opening day of training camp right around the corner, the athletic and maintenance departments have been busy preparing the facilities for the onslaught of excited Hilbert Hawks! By the time the fall sport athletes return to campus, the Hafner Recreation Center will have the addition of a drop-down batting cage; the gym floor will be resurfaced and painted; and the practice soccer field will be in great shape after getting some much needed water after the dry, hot Western New York summer. Follow this link for facebook photos.
We are ready for you! We are eager to welcome you back for another fun and rewarding year! The golf, women's volleyball and men's and women's soccer teams are set to move into the residence halls and apartments August 19th in anticipation of their first day of practice August 20th.
The 2012 fall game schedules are posted in each team's schedule page. Please update your travel plans to visit Hamburg for a few games or stop by as your favorite team plays on the road near you!
Athletes: don't forget to join the Student-Athlete Advisory Committee (SAAC) or the newly created Hawks Nest!
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A pair of black enamel over brass oval mirrorbacked sconces.
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Bryan's historic LaSalle Hotel is up for sale.
The City of Bryan is in negotiations to sell the 55 room, 7 story hotel to an undisclosed buyer after receiving several bids.
Bryan Commerce and Development purchased it back in 2001.
City staff tell us they are pleased with the potential sale.
The hotel is currently listed at $2.9 million.
Under terms of the agreement the hotel would continue to operate under the new ownership.
If approved by Mayor Jason Bienski, the hotel could change hands possibly within six months.
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UTC opened the month with an 83-40 win over Furman on Dec. 1 at the McKenzie Arena in which Dewart scored a game-high 21 points and pulled down seven rebounds. The redshirt junior from Spartanburg, S.C., scored 19 points and had eight boards a week later as the Lady Mocs downed Alabama 72-58 for their second win over an SEC opponent this season. On Dec. 12, Dewart just missed a double-double, scoring 22 points to go with nine rebounds, both game highs, in Chattanooga's 72-59 win over Jacksonville State. Dewart scored a team-best 13 points in Chattanooga's lone loss of the month, a 53-40 setback at Auburn.
For the month, Dewart shot a sizzling 64 percent from the floor (32-for-50) and was 11-for-16 (68.8 percent) from the free throw line. She played 27.8 minutes per contest and had just seven turnovers in the month.
Other nominees: Maryah Sydnor (Appalachian State), Latisha Harris (College of Charleston), Sophia Aleksandravicius (Davidson), Kelsey Evans (Elon), Shelby Campbell (Samford) and Daniella Motley (Wofford).
SoCon Player of the Month
November: Courtney Freeman, Appalachian State
December: Ashlen Dewart, Chattanooga


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According to reports provided by the Aiken Department of Public Safety:
A 49-year-old Aiken man was detained for DUI on Monday after he was pulled over on Whiskey Road for driving without operating taillights. The man smelled of alcohol and exhibited signs of intoxication. He was taken into custody after failing multiple field sobriety tests.
A burglary was reported at a home on Pickens Avenue on Monday. The victim reported that nothing was missing, but it appeared someone had made a bed in a back bedroom of the home. Officers determined that someone likely entered the home, which was being renovated, and slept there.
Officers responded to an alarm caused by an open door at the Aiken County Historical Museum on Monday. They cleared the building and secured the door.
A window was busted on a van parked in a car lot on Richland Avenue on Monday.
According to reports provided by the Aiken County Sheriff's Office:
An Aiken woman reported on Monday that someone tried to add a phone to her account at the Apple store in Augusta.
A tractor and a trailer were reported stolen from a church on West Frontage Road in Aiken on Monday.
An Aiken man reported on Monday that someone used his Visa card to make an unauthorized transaction.
A burglary was reported at a home on Fairlane Drive in North Augusta on Monday. A television, jewelry and clothes were reported missing.
An additional burglary was reported on Elton Avenue in Clearwater on Monday. Medication was reported missing.
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Chattanooga Basketball Postgame Notes
Chattanooga at Georgia Southern
Hanner Fieldhouse – Statesboro, Ga.
Monday – Feb. 3, 2014
- The Chattanooga Mocs scored a 72-60 win at Georgia Southern tonight. UTC wins its 15th-straight game to improve to 19-3 overall and 11-0 in SoCon action.
- The Mocs have won 27-straight SoCon games…last loss was a 70-60 overtime defeat at Elon on Jan. 7, 2013.
- Head coach Jim Foster won his 802nd game today…11th women's coach in the NCAA to reach that mark. His 36-year mark stands at 802-310. The 2013 Hall of Fame inductee is the only coach in NCAA Division I history - men or women - to lead three different teams to at least 200 wins (St. Joseph's: 248, Vanderbilt: 256, Ohio State: 279).
- The Mocs have won five-straight SoCon games by 10+ points…longest such run since the 2008-09 season when they won seven in a row by double-digits in league play.
- UTC trailed at the half (30-28) for just the third time this season…Mocs are 3-0 when trailing at the half…14-0 when leading and 2-3 when tied at the break.
- Georgia Southern led by as many as five in the first half (14-9 – 9:58).
- UTC used a 16-0 run early in the second half to take over the game…finshed off by back-to-back threes from Chelsey Shumpert and a layup by Ashlen Dewart for a 55-38 lead with 8:12 left.
- UTC was a season-high 90.0% (18-20) from the FT line.
- Georgia Southern made 17 FTs of their own…second most allowed by Chattanooga this season.
- The Mocs had a season-low six assists in the game…just one in the first half.
- UTC dominated the glass 39-28…fewest boards this season by the Eagles…UTC has outrebounded its opponents by an average of 13.8 boards per game of the last five games.
Taylor Hall – Sr.-F
- Game-high 25 points on 7-18 shooting, 11-12 from the FT line.
- Topped 1,000 career points in the game…1,008 for her career.
- 26th member of the 1,000-point club at UTC.
- Passed Katarika Banks (1998-01) and Heather Dykes (1999-02) to move into 24th place on the all-time scoring list.
- Second-most points by a Moc this season.
- Most FTs by a Moc this season...tied her career high.
- 28-31 (90.3%) from the FT line the last five games.
- Added 11 boards for her 10th double-double of the season.
- Also had three assists and four steals.
Chelsey Shumpert – Fr.-G
- 13 points on 5-8 shooting, 3-4 from 3-pt. range.
- Was 0-4 from three the previous two games.
- Seventh game in double-figures this season.
- Second time with three 3-pointers in a game.


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- Channeling process in a bent crystal (1996)
- We have investigated the channeling process of charged particles in a bent crystal. Invoking simple assumptions we derive a criterion, which determines whether channeling occurs or not. We obtain the same criterion using the Dirac equation. It is shown that the centrifugal force acting on the particle in the bent crystal significantly alters the effective transverse potential. The cases of axial and planar channeling are considered. The channeling probability and the dechanneling probability due to tunneling of the particle under the barrier in the effective transverse potential are estimated. These probabilities depend on the specific scaling parameter characterizing the process. Using the quasiclassical theory of synchrotron radiation we have calculated the contribution to the radiation spectrum, which arises due to the curvature of the channel. This contribution becomes significant to TeV electrons or positrons. Some practical consequences of our results are briefly discussed.
- Two-dimensional nuclear inertia : analytical relationships (1995)
- The components of the nuclear inertia tensor, functions of the separation distance R and of the radius of the light fragment R2, BRR(R,R2), BRR2(R,R2), and BR2R2(R,R2) are calculated within the Werner-Wheeler approximation, by using the parametrization of two intersected symmetric or asymmetric spheres. Analytical relationships are derived. When projected to a path R2=R2(R), the reduced mass is obtained at the touching point. The two one-dimensional parametrizations with R2=const, and the volume V2=const previously studied, are found to be particular cases of the present more general approach. Illustrations for the cold fission, cluster radioactivity, and α decay of 252Cf are given.
- Cold-fission yields at effective excitation energies (1995)
- The experimental cold-fission yields for the system 233U(nth, f) are analyzed as function of the effective total excitation energy (TXE). The nuclear level density effect is taken into account at higher TXE, in order to benefit by the lower experimental data uncertainty as well as to avoid the quantitative account of the level densities close to fragment ground states. In this way the odd-even staggering which appears in the yields extrapolated at zero excitation energy by using the level densities, vanishes. We conclude that the cold nuclear fragmentation theory including the dynamical model describes well the experimental data.
- Quantum-mechanical treatment of high-energy channeling radiation (1995)
- An alternative theoretical description of axial electron channeling in the multi-GeV region has been developed. We solve a kinetic equation to evaluate an electron distribution function in axially oriented single crystals. Based on the single-string model, the required matrix elements for radiation and scattering by lattice vibrations are calculated employing solutions of the Dirac equation in cylindrical coordinates. Results obtained for 150-GeV electrons propagating along the 〈110〉 axis of germanium are in good agreement with experimental observations.
- Hot nuclear matter in the quark meson coupling model (1997)
- We study here hot nuclear matter in the quark meson coupling model which incorporates explicitly quark degrees of freedom, with quarks coupled to scalar and vector mesons. The equation of state of nuclear matter including the composite nature of the nucleons is calculated at finite temperatures. The calculations are done taking into account the medium-dependent bag constant. Nucleon properties at finite temperatures as calculated here are found to be appreciably different from the value at T=0.
- Transition to delta matter from hot, dense nuclear matter within a relativistic mean field formulation of the nonlinear sigma and omega model (1997)
- An investigation of the transition to delta matter is performed based on a relativistic mean field formulation of the nonlinear sigma and omega model. We demonstrate that in addition to the Delta-meson coupling, the occurrence of the baryon resonance isomer also depends on the nucleon-meson coupling. Our results show that for the favored phenomenological value of m* and K, the Delta isomer exists at baryon density ~ 2–3 p0 if beta=1.31 is adopted. For universal coupling of the nucleon and Delta, the Delta density at baryon density ~ 2–3 p0 and temperature ~ 0.4–0.5 fm-1 is about normal nuclear matter density, which is in accord with a recent experimental finding.
- Structure of the vacuum in nuclear matter: a nonperturbative approach (1997)
- We compute the vacuum polarization correction to the binding energy of nuclear matter in the Walecka model using a nonperturbative approach. We first study such a contribution as arising from a ground-state structure with baryon-antibaryon condensates. This yields the same results as obtained through the relativistic Hartree approximation of summing tadpole diagrams for the baryon propagator. Such a vacuum is then generalized to include quantum effects from meson fields through scalar-meson condensates which amounts to summing over a class of multiloop diagrams. The method is applied to study properties of nuclear matter and leads to a softer equation of state giving a lower value of the incompressibility than would be reached without quantum effects. The density-dependent effective sigma mass is also calculated including such vacuum polarization effects.
- Self-energy correction to the hyperfine structure splitting of hydrogenlike atoms (1996)
- A first testing ground for QED in the combined presence of a strong Coulomb field and a strong magnetic field is provided by the precise measurement of the hyperfine structure splitting of hydrogenlike 209Bi. We present a complete calculation of the one-loop self-energy correction to the first-order hyperfine interaction for various nuclear charges. In the low-Z regime we almost perfectly agree with the Z alpha expansion, but for medium and high Z there is a substantial deviation.
- Prospects for parity-nonconservation experiments with highly charged heavy ions (1996)
- We discuss the prospects for parity-nonconservation experiments with highly charged heavy ions. Energy levels and parity mixing for heavy ions with 2–5 electrons are calculated. We investigate two-photon transitions and the possibility of observing interference effects between weak-matrix elements and Stark matrix elements for periodic electric field configurations.
- Cold fission as cluster decay with dissipation (1996)
- For cold (neutronless) fission we consider an analytical model of quantum tunneling with dissipation through a barrier U(q) evaluated with a M3Y nucleon-nucleon force. We calculate the tunneling spectrum, i.e., the fission rate as a function of the total kinetic energy of the fragments. The theoretical results are compared with the experimental data obtained for the fine structure of two cold fission modes of 252Cf: 148Ba+104Mo and 146Ba+106Mo. Taking into account the dissipative coupling of the potential function U(q) and of the momentum p with all the other neglected coordinates, we obtain a remarkable agreement with the experimental data. We conclude that the cold fission process is a spontaneous decay with a spectrum determined by the shape of the barrier and an amplitude depending on the strength of the dissipative coupling.


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Hilbert College hosted their first tri-match in women's volleyball this 2012 season. The Hawks came away with a sweep of Alfred University and Utica College September 8 to improve to 3-1. Chelsea Reischuck {in photo to right} finished the day with 18 kills and 8 digs over the course of eight sets for Hilbert and Shannon Memminger collected 53 assists along with 8 service aces. In the middle game, Utica grabbed a 3-1 victory over Alfred to finish 1-1 on the day. With the 3-1 overall record, the Hawks are off to their best start in the AMCC-era of women's volleyball.
In the opening game, the Hawks grabbed a quick two sets from Alfred (25-14, 25-13) before they fought back from a 22-20 deficit to win 25-22. Memminger served three straight service aces to carry Hilbert to the victory. Reischuck and Allegra Johnson worked the net earning seven and six kills respectively. Memminger finished with six service aces and 21 assists and Reischuck led the Hawks with seven digs. Alfred's Chelsea Hall finished with nine kills and Brittany Anselment had 14 digs in the loss.
Alfred jumped on Utica early and hung on to win 25-22. That three-point differential was the largest margin of victory between Alfred and Utica the rest of the way. Utica captured the next three sets to win the match by scores of 25-22, 26-24, and 25-23. At the time of this release, there were no individual statistics provided for either team.
The last match of the day was just as exciting as the middle game. Hilbert took an early two-set lead (25-19, 25-17) before Utica collected themselves and rushed back to tie the match at 2-2 (25-8, 25-16). In the fifth and deciding game, Hilbert captured a 15-8 match victory. Rachael Kwiatkowski hit .136 at the net for the Hawks while Reischuck and Memminger added onto their already superb day. Reischuck tallied 11 kills and 5 aces and Memminger added another 32 assists in the victory. Jordan Botsford also chipped in 9 digs (6 kills). Strong play from Johnson did not go unnoticed along with the rest of the team; it was a true team effort today.
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Our Ukranian brothers HULK submitted a nice story about their recent birthday celebration and annual paintball tournament they host for the local media in Ukraine…
February 2, 2013
"Ukrainian paintball Champion Team HULK team celebrated their fourth birthday in style by hosting Hulk Cup – a traditional event for the Ukrainian media. 16 teams from TV, print and online media, radio listeners of AutoRadio and stars of Ukrainian show business all competed under the supervision of the best paintball players in Ukraine.
We gave both amateurs and newcomers the opportunity to experience the senses and the adrenaline, which are so familiar to professional players coming to the major international competitions.
In addition to media professionals, the team gave an unforgettable holiday to kids from two orphanages, inviting them to the celebration and an opportunity to gain new experiences, which are always a delight, both in children and in adults.
Birthday congratulations were not only from the stars of show business, but from officials: Glushchenko Sergey, first deputy chairman of the State Service of Youth and Sport, Shevlyak Ilya – President of Sports Committee of Ukraine, Vadim Sysyuk – Deputy Chairman of the State Service of Youth and Sport and President of the Federation of paintball Ukraine – Dichek Alexander.
Tournament results are as follows:
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1st place: "Ukraine" TV channel
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4-e place: 2 +2 TV channel
Children also were not without rewards, in addition to trophies for 1 st to 4 th place medals were awarded in the categories "Flash", "Sniper", etc. No one is left without a prize! And for us it was the best reward joy that shone the eyes of children. We will continue to provide all possible assistance to children's centers.
We would like to express our deep gratitude to Autoradio Company, DJs – Igor Larin and Kate Solovieva and especially to Valentin Reznichenko for their continued assistance and support in the organization of our holiday!
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Radial menus, location-based radio, 3D displays - iPhone and iPad patent round up
Some of Apple's more interesting recent patent applications and grants for iPad and iPhone include spiraling, radial menus, an actual radio app, 3D displays without the need for annoying glasses. As always, just because Apple patents something doesn't mean we'll ever see it in production hardware or software, so just take these for what they're worth -- glimpses into Apple's thinking about the future.
Radial menus would be use in lieu of drop downs and possible in place of popovers:
"…The novel radial menu techniques of some embodiments include (i) non-uniform spacing of menu items, (ii) the use of shading or highlighting within a region associated with an item to indicate the present selectability of the item, and (iii) the use of radial gestures for opening sub-menus and the subsequent display of the sub-menu." [unwired view]
The Radio app is just another hint that Apple might one day activate the FM radio built into the iPhone's chipset, but this time with handy location-based station mapping:
In Apple's patent FIG. 6 noted below, we see that an FM radio receiver (104) is associated with a future version of the iPhone. The iPhone's smart radio program is capable of presenting you with an FM radio list or a unique map with icons of the primary FM stations (e.g., 204a, 204b, and 204c, collectively referenced as 204) in the neighborhood. [Patently Apple]
Manufacturers and content producers are desperately trying to make us excited about 3D but the need for special glasses might keep it from being mainstream. Apple specializes in mainstream so is it any surprise they're looking into 3D sans goggles?
Apple's invention provides a three-dimensional display system having a projection screen having a predetermined angularly-responsive reflective surface function. Three-dimensional images are respectively modulated in coordination with the predetermined angularly-responsive reflective surface function to define a programmable mirror with a programmable deflection angle. [Patently Apple]
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Radial menus, location-based radio, 3D displays - iPhone and iPad patent round up
The radial menus seem awesome, and the non uniform icons as well. I REALLY hope that's in the iOS 5 because that's would be great.
As for the other two, radio isn't that big of a deal for me, and if that's the major upgrade for iPhone 5 I'd wait until iPhone 6, when they would most likely do another significant upgrade and implement the 3D screen, that is if they ever have plans to.
Radial menu's seem ugly and a waste of space
On the face of it, the radial menu seems directly lifted from a few hack-and-slash roleplaying games, and awfully similar to a couple of firefox extensions.
I still don't see what FUNCTIONLY this will bring. Sure it looks cool, but how is it any different from what we have today in terms of FUNCTIONLY.
As someone else mentioned, the radial menu, complete with non-uniform spacing, gestures, and highlighting, is straight out of half a dozen different games and at least one (probably others) Firefox mouse gesture mod and a "mind map" mediawiki plug-in from way back when -- there are probably a few hundred other instances of it being used as well.
Of course it turns out they're annoying as hell to use, which is why you don't see them much anymore, so I guess it was about time for Apple to "Invent" them.
radial menus concept is ripped from the jailbreak application called Dock
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video of dock
I hope Apple just continues with their "less is more" minimalism approach. The last thing I want is an annoying mess.
wow ,, there is a radio in the chipset of the iphone ?
hasn't anyone tried to tap into it throught jailbreak ????
. please reply , if there is a jailbreak method
my parents really love their radio
its m dad biggest complaint about his iphone
and basicly the only reason my mom wont buy one
Apple will need something big to keep their lead in the smartphone market and I think a 3D iphone would do just that, nintendo have proved that it is possible to make a 3d handheld device, bring on the 3d Iphone with LTE and radio


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Review: MacheteThursday, September 2nd, 2010
"If you're gonna hire Machete to kill the bad guy, you better make damn sure the bad guy isn't you!"
As uttered in the original fake trailer attached to Grindhouse in 2007, that line sums up the charm of Machete as both a fleeting concept and, now, a feature-length endeavor. Robert Rodriguez has expanded that two-minute dose of goofy Mexploitation thrills into a somewhat ungainly, but mostly fun 105 minutes.
Danny Trejo, second cousin to Rodriguez, returns as the former Federale-turned-freedom fighter, a super-stoic anti-hero with a knack for taking out the bad guys and lovin' the ladies. In the former group falls Robert De Niro as a Texas senator hellbent on keeping immigrants out of this great land of his, Jeff Fahey as his shady right-hand man, Don Johnson as a proud minuteman and Steven Seagal as the drug lord who cost Machete his family. Among the latter ranks are Michelle Rodriguez as a Che-like leader of the downtrodden, Jessica Alba as the ICE agent on her tail and Lindsay Lohan as Fahey's incest-inviting dope of a daughter. (And that's not even to mention the supporting appearances by Shea Whigham, Tom Savini and Cheech Marin.)
As you can see, things are a little more crowded this time around, and Rodriguez is as much a sucker for inventing icons as he's ever been. In fact, he gets so caught up in including gun-wielding babes donning eye patches and nun's habits, hot twin nurses, shotgun-shooting priests and henchmen inexplicably wearing wrestling masks that he almost forgets that Machete ought to be the star of his own show. When he's in the spotlight, Trejo milks his trademark gruff charm for all its worth, deadpanning about how "Machete don't text" and doing things with gardening tools and human intestines that they weren't necessarily designed for.
These over-the-top moments help liven things up amid all the politics and plot that one's left wishing that there were a few more of them, if not a few less minutes in between what's already there. (How this managed to bloat beyond ninety minutes, I'll never know.) Rodriguez is credited co-writer and co-director here, sharing respective responsibility with cousin Álvaro Rodríguez and cohort Ethan Maniquis in addition to cranking out a fittingly flavorful score with his band, Chingon
Beyond making sure that every explosion has an adequately cheesy polish and luring all the right friends into town, though, his presence isn't a deeply felt one. Cheap even beyond its intentions — safety cones meant to re-direct traffic can clearly be seen in shots, the trademark "grindhouse" scratches and dirt disappear once the title appears, and many shots are lifted directly from the fake trailer itself — it's lacking in his Desperado-era flair. Hell, even Shorts looked like more of a movie than this does
But hey, no one's asking for much and everyone's in on the joke: Marin as pot smoker, De Niro as taxi driver, Seagal as Mexican and so on… except for maybe Alba. Whereas Michelle Rodriguez owns her empowered persona, Alba aims for earnest sincerity and reinforces her status as primo eye candy above all else. Lohan, on the other hand, gets to lampoon her public image a bit (with the help of a body double), while Seagal proves to be the best sport in the bunch by following suit. De Niro delivers hokey campaign speeches with ease, Fahey sweats like nobody around, and as the resident redneck, Johnson is merely nibbling on his scenery in comparison to his colleagues.
Like I said: it's a little ungainly, a bit crowded, but pretty much what you'd expect for a real movie based on a fake trailer. In a summer that's been all about low expectations, Machete feels like the right kind of goofy high note on which to end the season.
Original article by Will Goss September 2nd, 2010
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The 3rd Annual Raiders Back to Football 5k and Kids Run will take place on September 12, 2015, at 9 a.m. at O.co Coliseum.
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