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The world turned its back on the Jews of Europe during the Nazi Holocaust. Many of those who miraculously survived became a part of a reborn Jewish state. But the ghosts of their horrific past linger, and far too many are living out their last days in poverty and loneliness.
Israel Today is proud to be among those providing physical aid, as well as emotional and spiritual comfort, to Israel's Holocaust survivors.
But, we need your help!
How special it is to inform these precious souls that it is thanks to the kind donations of Christians that we are able to provide aid and comfort, when so many of them have been left scarred by their treatment at the hands of supposedly "Christian" nations.
We'll supply a Holocaust survivor with several gift coupons that can be cashed in a number of Israeli supermarkets.
Israel is home to more than 200,000 Jewish Holocaust survivors, many of whom require assistance that the state is often difficult for the thinly-stretched national budget to provide. That is where the goodwill of supporters around the world comes in, and the readers of Israel Today are right there on the front lines.
In 2012 Israel Today staff members participated in an event at a local charitible foundation where Purim care packages paid for by you, our readers, were distributed to needy Holocaust survivors.
This is a double blessing. First, these care packages provide the Holocaust survivors with much-needed goods like warm blankets for the cold winter and early spring months. Second, it lets them know that today, unlike during the decade of horror they endured in the 1940s, there are people around the world that not only care for them, but are willing to go the extra mile and provide for them.
That these people of goodwill are Israel-loving Christians was a real shocker, especially for those who were so brutally treated at the hands of those who represented Christian nations.
We will be conducting regular efforts going forward to help provide for the Holocaust survivors. It is a big task, but together, and with God's help, we can do it.
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BARRE The graveside service for David W. Tonne, 56, was held Monday, Nov. 26, 2012, in the Elmwood Cemetery in Barre. He died Nov. 19, 2012, at the Berlin Health and Rehabilitation Center.
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Great to hear everyone's updates, I got swallowed into the black holes of the holidays and some viruses and haven't been on in awhile.
All seems fine with me-baby is measuring super big (5 lbs 4 oz or something at my 30.5 week visit almost 2 weeks ago-97th percentile. DS was big at birth too though and sometimes second is bigger so no real surprise. Second GD test came back negative so they think I just grow them big (kinda weird, I am a fairly petite woman and hubbie 6' but totally medium build). Anyhow, even though no one's worried I started to a bit after last visit like what's wrong with me that I grow these collosso babies, there's probably something wrong with me and them. Probably leftover negative thoughts from trauma of birth #1...
I'm anemic but upped iron supplement and now eating red meat 3 x week (was eating a little before, normally don't eat red meat or poultry and not anemic at all outside of pregnancy) and numbers have gone up so nurse said keep doing what I'm doing. I think my high calcium intake (to prevent PE) might be interfering with my iron absorption.
BP excellent, was 107 over 60 or 70 something 2 days ago.
Probably scheduling C section for 3/4...scheduler will call me by end of the week. That will be 39 weeks 2 days. Feel a little guilty and like a wimp for scheduling, like everything's fine and who am I to do it that way? But I seized and went unconscious at home in labor last time with no one there but hubby and doula-was so traumatic and my main desires this time are for peace and safety. Sure the C section was difficult to recover from but much more difficult was the psychological and emotional trauma. Anyone relate to this?
Need to pack my hospital bag "just in case..." oy. Had been sleeping great and not nervous but woke up w/anxiety last 2 days, today at 3:30 am.
Anyone have suggestions for pleasurable ways to prepare for planned C?
Also a little daunted by arranging care for my three-year-old while I'm in the hospital...want his life to be as normal as possible but also don't want my hubbie to leave me alone too long in hospital, and hospital is about 1 hr. subway ride from home. Son's uncle and aunt are nearby and can help out/stay over, but not normal for DS. I think I'm afraid of being lonely in the hospital since last time I was there unexpectedly for 5 days, lots of meds/tests BP spiking and very freaked out after 2-3 days. Hoping this will be different if delivery is smooth? Already asked my co-worker and friend if she can come visit and she is happy to, and to bring iPad to watch stuff with me:) Love that and her-also worried I'll just be incapacitated in some way and not just peacefully resting and recovering. Oy again.
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An opening reception was held Thursday evening at the Aiken County Historical Museum showcasing the talents of a number of Aiken equestrians.
The awards and ribbons of Cynthia Cubbage, Laura Gordon, Tracy Ratliff-Lord, Collier McLeod and Camille Reed, and the artwork of Laura Regan were prominently showcased in one of the museum's wings.
Cubbage, a trainer of nationally-recognized Arabian horses, wasn't in attendance as the horseman was at a horse show in Kentucky, but her husband, Kent, and daughter, Lucy, did attend the event. The horseman is extremely hardworking and dedicated to her profession, said Kent Cubbage.
"She gets up before me and comes home after me, but yet she never seems to have a bad day at work, which is really amazing," said Kent Cubbage. "It's very gratifying to watch my wife work, and to see things others just simply can't see."
Cynthia Cubbage has a tremendous synergy with her clients and students, said Kent Cubbage.
"They work well together, and they all want excellence," said Kent Cubbage.
Hunter/jumper rider Regan felt blessed to have her artwork on display at the museum. Friends and family came in from out of town for the reception.
"I'm so thankful to Elliot (Levy, Aiken County Historical Museum executive director) for giving me the opportunity to have my work at the museum," said Regan. "I'm honored, and it's really amazing to receive this much support and encouragement."
The opening reception saw the coming together of horsemen from several disciplines, something that is endemic to Aiken, Levy said.
"It's wonderful to see this happen because these are people who are accomplished, and they have an opportunity to have those accomplishments on display where their friends can come to the museum, see what they've done and feel good about themselves."
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Police: City fire 'suspicious'; drug arrest made hours before blaze Updated - 11:25 a.m.February 21,2014Albert J. Marro / Staff Photo
City firefighters battle a blaze at 42 Cleveland Avenue this morning.A fire that started at a Rutland apartment house that police had raided just hours before is considered a suspicious blaze by Vermont State Police fire investigators who are combing the charred scene at 42 Cleveland Ave.
No one was injured in the fire at the two-unit apartment building. City firefighters at the scene this morning said the occupants of the home were out of the building when they arrived shortly after 5:45 a.m. and none of the crews called out during the general alarm blaze were injured.
By 9 a.m., the fire in the two-story home was doused. There was little fire damage to the first or second floor but the attic space was heavily damaged by smoke and flame.
While the top of the building burned the most, fire officials said the blaze appeared to have started in a ground floor entryway before climbing to the attic.
David Covell , the policy advisor to Rutland's chief of police, said this morning that police executed a search warrant at the home at 8 p.m. Thursday and arrested 41-year-old Colleen Keefe. She was jailed and will be arraigned today on a felony charge of possessing crack cocaine.
Anyone with any information regarding the fire should call city police at 773-1816.MORE IN This Just InBy Kathleen Phalen Tomaselli Full StoryBennington College and Middlebury College both top a list for most entrepreneurial colleges in... Full StoryWas the response to an alleged assault at College of St. Full Story
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- RICHARD'S POOR ALMANACK: On this day in 1472, Orkney, Shetland islands put up as collateral by Norway to Scotland in lieu of dowry for MARGARET OF DENMARK on her marriage with JAMES III, king of Scotland; 1962, JOHN GLENN first American to orbit Earth.
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- We investigate the properties of di erent modifications to the linear -model (including a dilaton field associated with broken scale invariance) at finite baryon density and nonzero temperature T. The explicit breaking of chiral symmetry and the way the vector meson mass is generated are significant for the appearance of a phase of nearly vanishing nucleon mass besides the solution describing normal nuclear matter. The elimination of the abnormal solution prohibits the onset of a chiral phase transition but allows to lower the compressibility to a reasonable range. The repulsive contributions from the vector mesons are responsible for the wide range of stability of the normal phase in the (µ, T)-plane. The abnormal solution becomes not only energet- ically preferable to the normal state at high temperature or density, but also mechanically stable due to the inclusion of dilatons. PACS number:12.39.F
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- Abstract. A generalized Lagrangian for the description of hadronic matter based on the linear SU(3)L × SU(3)R -model is proposed. Besides the baryon octet, the spin-0 and spin-1 nonets, a gluon condensate associated with broken scale invariance is incorporated. The observed values for the vacuum masses of the baryons and mesons are reproduced. In mean-field approximation, vector and scalar interactions yield a saturating nuclear equation of state. Finite nuclei can be reasonably described, too. The condensates and the e ective baryon masses at finite baryon density and temperature are discussed.
- Nuclei in a chiral SU(3) model (1998)
- Nuclei can be described satisfactorily in a nonlinear chiral SU(3)-framework, even with standard potentials of the linearmodel. The condensate value of the strange scalar meson is found to be important for the properties of nuclei even without adding hyperons. By neglecting terms which couple the strange to the nonstrange condensate one can reduce the model to a Walecka model structure embedded in SU(3). We discuss inherent problems with chiral SU(3) models regarding hyperon optical potentials.
- Critical review of quark gluon plasma signatures (1999)
- Noneequilibrium models (three-fluid hydrodynamics and UrQMD) use to discuss the uniqueness of often proposed experimental signatures for quark matter formation in relativistic heavy ion collisions. It is demonstrated that these two models - although they do treat the most interesting early phase of the collisions quite differently(thermalizing QGP vs. coherent color fields with virtual particles) - both yields a reasonable agreement with a large variety of the available heavy ion data.
- Chiral model for dense, hot and strange hadronic matter (1999)
- Introduction: Until now it is not possible to determine the equation of state (EOS) of hadronic matter from QCD. One succesfully applied alternative way to describe the hadronic world at high densities and temperatures are effective models like the RMF-models [1], where the relevant degrees of freedom are baryons and mesons instead of quarks and gluons. Since approximate chiral symmetry is an essential feature of QCD, it should be a useful concept for building and restricting e ective models. It has been shown [2,3] that effective sigma-omega models including SU(2) chiral symmetry are able to obtain a reasonable description of nuclear matter and finite nuclei. Recently [4] we have shown that an extended SU(3) × SU(3) chiral sigma-omega model is able to describe nuclear matter ground state properties, vacuum properties and finite nuclei satisfactorily. This model includes the lowest SU(3) multiplets of the baryons (octet and decuplet[5]), the spin-0 and the spin-1 mesons as the relevant degrees of freedom. Here we will discuss the predictions of this model for dense, hot, and strange hadronic matter.
- Neutron star properties in a chiral SU(3) model (1999)
- We investigate various properties of neutron star matter within an e ective chiral SU(3)L × SU(3)R model. The predictions of this model are compared with a Walecka-type model. It is demonstrated that the importance of hy- peron degrees are strongly depending on the interaction used, even if the equation of state near saturation density is nearly the same in both models. While the Walecka-type model predicts a strange star core with strangeness fraction fS 4/3, the chiral model allows only for fS 1/3 and predicts that 0, + and 0 will not exist in star, in contrast to the Walecka-type model. PACS: 26.60+c, 21.65+f, 24.10Jv
- Superheavy nuclei in a chiral hadronic model (2000)
- Superheavy nuclei are investigated in a nonlinear chiral SU(3)-model. The proton number Z=120 and neutron numbers of N=172, 184 and 198 are predicted to be magic. The charge distributions and alpha-decay chains hint towards a hollow stucture.
- Hadrons in dense resonance matter: a chiral SU(3) approach (2000)
- A nonlinear chiral SU(3) approach including the spin 3 2 decuplet is developed to describe dense matter. The coupling constants of the baryon resonances to the scalar mesons are determined from the decuplet vacuum masses and SU(3) symmetry relations. Di erent methods of mass generation show significant differences in the properties of the spin- 3 2 particles and in the nuclear equation of state
- Critical review of quark gluon plasma signals (2000)
- Compelling evidence for a new form of matter has been claimed to be formed in Pb+Pb collisions at SPS. We critically review two suggested signatures for this new state of matter: First the suppression of the J/psi , which should be strongly suppressed in the QGP by two different mechanisms, the color-screening [1] and the QCD-photoe ect [2]. Secondly the measured particle, in particular strange hadronic, ratios might signal the freeze-out from a quark-gluon phase.
- Nuclei, superheavy nuclei, and hypermatter in a chiral SU(3) model (2001)
- A model based on chiral SU(3)-symmetry in nonlinear realisation is used for the investigation of nuclei, superheavy nuclei, hypernuclei and multistrange nuclear objects (so called MEMOs). The model works very well in the case of nuclei and hypernuclei with one Lambda-particle and rules out MEMOs. Basic observables which are known for nuclei and hypernuclei are reproduced satisfactorily. The model predicts Z=120 and N=172, 184 and 198 as the next shell closures in the region of superheavy nuclei. The calculations have been performed in self-consistent relativistic mean field approximation assuming spherical symmetry. The parameters were adapted to known nuclei.


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To The Editor:
My first understanding about unions occurred when I was a teenager. There were six delivery routes in the small town where I lived. We delivery kids delivered newspapers six days a week and were paid nine-tenths of a penny for each four cent paper we delivered. We went on strike for a penny a paper. The strike only lasted for about an hour and we won and the newspaper company remained in business.
When I was older but still in high school, I got a job ditch digging (that is with a pick and shovel) with a company that was installing sewer pipes. We union workers were paid $1.25 an hour and those who were nonunion received 95 cents an hour. The job was completed in three weeks and I am sure the company made money.
In today's economy, the workers who build roads, bridges, sewage systems, schools, courthouses and other public buildings are paid union wages. These private companies are paid by the taxpayers. Is it unfair for those who then work in the buildings and on the roads to be denied the right to collective bargaining and unions?
The workers who work for defense contractors and build military bases, ships, airplanes and other military items are paid by a company who is paid by the taxpayers. They, too, may have unions. Currently, there is a two-month-old strike at Lockheed Martin plant in Forth Worth, Texas, where the F-35 stealth fighter jets are made. Others work at Edwards Air Force Base in California and the Patuxent River Naval Air Station in Maryland.
I knew a fellow who drove a truck and delivered bread to grocery stores and when the union went on strike there was no bread. I guess we could say, "Let them eat cake." He is retired now and lives on a pension.
All workers deserve to have collective bargaining rights. Without companies, workers wouldn't have jobs. But without workers there would be no companies. The exception to this may be services such as police, firefighters, the military and other such workers. But we should certainly listen to their organizations. These people put their life in their hands when they go to work. Though I know little about their pay, whatever it is, it is probably not enough.
It is true that public employees' unions try to influence politicians by getting workers to vote their interests. This is usually for the Democratic party. Companies and other individuals use their money to have politicians vote for their interests. This was made possible by the Supreme Court's Citizens United decision that corporations could spend unlimited amounts on elections. A good example of this was in the New York Times on Sunday, June 24, 2012. Sheldon Adelson has donated a total of $60 million of his $25 billion fortune to influence Republican hopefuls.
In conclusion, I would like to add that I have worked in both the private sector and the public sector and both areas had unions.
Bob Brightbill


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iOS 5 to include widgets and revamped notification system, no iPhone 4S at WWDC
TechCrunch has word that iOS 5 will include an all-new, completely revamped notification system with widget support to boot.
The other big news for iOS5 — and yes, I've completely buried the lede here, thanks for reading! — two things: completely revamped notifications and widgets.
We've previously heard that Apple was planning on giving iOS notifications a major face-lift, and Apple did hire the man responsible for webOS' elegant notification system, so this really could be the next generation improvement a lot of us have been hoping for.
Throwing cold water on those holding out for new iPhone hardware, however, they once again suggested Apple has no plans of bringing a new iPhone to the party at WWDC.
Apple is pushing for journalists to come to WWDC because the software announcements will be huge (and they likely know that journalists hearing there will be no iPhone 5 announcement may choose to stay home instead this year). And the changes will be vital for all developers in the Apple ecosystem(s) to know about.
In addition, rumors that Nuance technology would be fully baked into iOS 5 doesn't sound likely according to their sources, but they're still hearing iCloud will be in full effect at the announcement.
There are plenty of great iOS notification concepts floating around, but we'll have to wait for WWDC to get a real grasp on the new system and what kind of widget support will be included.
What do you think it could look like?
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iOS 5 to include widgets and revamped notification system, no iPhone 4S at WWDC
I can't wait to see what it looks like! So many possibilities...
Apple - two jailbreak applications you need to invest in. First, is LockInfo. Second, is BiteSMS. Lastly, your revamped notifications will go well with this and Bite already has some great notifications already. ( Ok three apps if you want to include notify)
I don't necessarily see a reason for the need of an iPhone 5 right at the moment. The iPhone 4 still bests the display category. Also, still many 3G 1GHz phones being released. That's what happens when Apple leapfrogged last year.
You could have said that about the iPad, as it's still yards ahead of the competition - bit we still got ipad2.......!!!
As an individual consumer, YOU may not see the need of an iPhone 5; but for Apple, as a company, there is a need to stay competitive and relevant.
Also, keep in mind, Apple on releases one phone, albiet various versions, per year; while other companies release various versions of multiple phones per year.
Widgets. Meh.
Don't use them on my MacBook, can't see me using them on my iPhone. Keep the Android argument in perspective - they have widgets, because their Apps suck. iOS doesn't have this issue.
A revamped notification system is probably needed, though it's not as bad as some make out.
Yes it is that bad. What are you thinking? You mustn't use push notifications much if you think the current system is acceptable.
I agree, widgets are stupid and ugly—especially on a small screen like the iPhone/iPod. I do suppose notifications could use a little tweaking. The beauty of Apple's interfaces, and iOS in particular, is their simplicity. I shudder when I see horribly cluttered jailbroken iPhone or Android screens.
Hey Frog... You're a typical "fanboy".
Explain to me how widgets suck? You're just saying they suck because the iPhone doesn't have them.
On my iPhone, in order to Chaco the temp for example, I unlock then open an app. On an Android device. I simply pull it out my pocket and look. LoL.
Get your head out of the cult.
don't they always release the software before the hardware ? If they follow their usual schedule, they'll release the beta soon after WWDC so developers can code widget / apps for the new release. Then release iOS5 a week before the iphone5 hits the shops.
Because the iPhone 4 was such a fiasco. Intended or not it created discussion among not only tech people but also in everyday consumers lives(Hillbillies not included. jkjk)
I wouldn't be surprised if they did skip this year though or atleast announce sometime during the fall. As they have Verizon they have to get both customer groups to speed.
Plus there's that hire concerning Sprint. So we have three carriers as potential launchers there, then there's that AT&T T-Mobile deal I hope doesn't go through.
It could be also that Apple's trying to evade the crowded summer launch space held by HTC and Motorola android phones. Generally nothing exciting happens in the Fall other than Apple's iPod event so it can be all about them.
I think you're a bit naive if you think Apple doesn't pay attention to Google, Android, and Android features and offerings. They're competitors, and both companies I'm sure watch each other closely. This is what drives innovation and development for both platforms.
it's easy for people in both camps to fall into fanboy mode and bash the other but having both Android and iOS is good for each camp as it spurs the other platform to keep raising the bar. It doesn't have to be one or the other, guys. They each have their advantages and disadvantages.
Its seems that you do not want Apple to release a new phone because of the temptation to purchase it. But, think of things from a company's stand point. Apple wants to grow every year. IPhone 4 sales are good, but they won't remain at that level for another year. IOS 5 is essentially free. So, besides apps where will Apple receive money from? How will they directly balance the buffet for IOS 5 development?
It's hard to say which would be better when we still don't know that much about the iPhone 5. The iPhone 5 will have the better UI. I would get the SGS 2 personally, but that's just because I'm fond of Android. If you like iOS, then you might be more inclined to get the iP5.
I'm a long time iPhone user currently owning a iPhone 4. I just got the Samsung Galaxy SII, because I liked to see something different. But if you're happy with your iPhone I recommend not to buy the SII. iOS is so simple and the user experience is so fluid as never seen everywhere else. iTunes is the next thing, it's absolutely the best application to manage all contents of the iPhone. (It was a pain to synchronise the SII with the iTunes library...) I decided to sell my SII and keep my iPhone 4 while really looking forward to the iOS 5 which will soon be released I hope and the successor of the iPhone 4.
It is way too late for proper notifications but it would be welcomed with open arms.
iOS users will wonder how they lived without widgets once they do come.
This is what apple will say
"I know we're not the first to do decent notifications, but i think we have done it RIGHT" lol
then everyone will go ZOMG APPLE IS GENIUS
Hmmm.. iOS 4 has been out since last summer ;)
Love my iPhone 4, not overly concerned about hardware... I expect it'll be Jan before iPhone 5 comes out... Gotta give the iPhone 4 on Verizon an appropriate life cycle.
I would love to see a list of over 100 changes to the software, including notifications, separate ringer and alarm volume, more customizable tones, SBS Settings type easy access to most used functions, bite SMS type texting system, speech to text DEEPLY INTEGRATED, and any other Jobsian goodies that I'm not smart enough to know that I want!
When I look at my list of jailbreak apps, I find the apps are geared to making my use of the iPhone easier for me. I like to change my phone settings quickly rather than going through many screens(SBSettings). I like to minimize the number of swipes and presses to get to my apps (FolderEnhancer, Shrink, Iconoclasm). I like gestures to activate my favorite commands (Activator + RemoveBG, Autosilent). Apple is known to offer products that are easy to use. It's true that most people will never stray far from Apple's original settings, but it would be nice for those who want a little more custom touch to get that option. I don't know if we have Android to thank for some of the upcoming innovations (Nuance vs Voice Actions). Here's to competition!
Long overdue & I can't wait. The fact that I can only see one notification w/o unlocking is ridiculous.
I just hope they don't release iOS5 before they release the 5th gen iPhone because it's supposedly not supported for 3GS
i love my iPhone 4 but the notification system drives me crazy. i really hope that Apple overhaul the notification system in iOS5. Not that worried if iPhone 4S / 5 is delayed, still have 12 months left on my current contract.
So so excited, we so excited
Gah, I can't wait! I dunno what I want more— iOS5 or Lion!
I have come to believe that the 2011 iPhone will be delayed, I was dead set against but just so many sources saying so. You have to take into consideration the Verizon iPhone releasing mid cycle and the white iPhone release near the end of the original cycle. Apple surely has enough demand for the 4 variants to hold them over.
The reason I really suspect they are holding out is because of iOS 5, everyone thinks its because of Hardware. However, they still have to get one label to sign on to iCloud plus sign agreements with publishers. They also have the construction going on in N.C. and they continue to make hires pretty late into the release cycle. So, I am expecting a preview of iOS 5 that will launch with the iPhone 5 in the fall. Now, it could also be hardware wise as well it could be a combo of the software being perfected and If, Sprint rumor is true, getting Sprint hardware perfected. Also having the iPhone release later they maybe able to get LTE chips. It actually makes the most sense they can spend time perfecting the hardware and the software.
I'll be disappointed if Siri doesn't go systemwide. Widgets and Notifications should have been in iOS4 - there was really no excuse why they weren't. If I'm looking forward to features that should already been in the OS that's not great is it. ? I'll be happy to have them, I was just hoping to have something that ties & integrates the system together a little more.
So much or innovation. Every rumor I'm hearing is about copying and playing catch up.
Subliminal message with the time
I have to agree with Erics comment...apple seems to only update their phone with features already offered on phones that already released. I think the fact that an update to the original iphone release just get the copy/paste function is testament. I actually have a palm pre and this phone started with most functions that apple has to update with. Case in point their using the webOS notification system 2 years after the pre has been out. Granted I'll likely move over to iphone since they've finally caught up and I can facetime with my sister, it can't be denied that most phones can offer more...apple just knows how to make the user experience easy, smooth and good looking. I got sold after using an ipad. They know what they're doing. I look forward to trying out an IP5 if it comes out this year
I believe that Ios5 and the iPhone 5 will be all about voice. I think they have build a deep integration of voice controlling throughout the whole iOS with developers enabled to build apps around it.
Not the voice stuf others did but does not work but the real stuff
Widgets would be a welcomes addition, I have them on my jailbroken iPhone and they don't effect battery life at all, for those saying they do, either the widget was poorly made, or you did it wrong. I don't think Apple will make them available on the iPhone and have them reduce battery life.
from what ive heard, they are'nt giving it to 3gs fones, which is apity, it makes you feel like your fones only going to last 3 years at the most,because after that they seem to stop updates for any older fones which is wrong, especially when people are updating their apps, it makes you feel that you can't have updated apps on your fone.


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- W*-dynamical system (2) (remove)
- Zeno dynamics in quantum statistical mechanics (2004)
- We study the quantum Zeno effect in quantum statistical mechanics within the operator algebraic framework. We formulate a condition for the appearance of the effect in W*-dynamical systems, in terms of the short-time behaviour of the dynamics. Examples of quantum spin systems show that this condition can be effectively applied to quantum statistical mechanical models. Furthermore, we derive an explicit form of the Zeno generator, and use it to construct Gibbs equilibrium states for the Zeno dynamics. As a concrete example, we consider the X-Y model, for which we show that a frequent measurement at a microscopic level, e.g. a single lattice site, can produce a macroscopic effect in changing the global equilibrium. PACS - Klassifikation: 03.65.Xp, 05.30.-d, 02.30. See the corresponding papers: Schmidt, Andreas U.: "Zeno Dynamics of von Neumann Algebras" and "Mathematics of the Quantum Zeno Effect" and the talk "Zeno Dynamics in Quantum Statistical Mechanics" - http://publikationen.ub.uni-frankfurt.de/volltexte/2005/1167/
- Zeno Dynamics in Quantum Statistical Mechanics (2003)
- Presentation at the Università di Pisa, Pisa, Itlay 3 July 2002, the conference on Irreversible Quantum Dynamics', the Abdus Salam ICTP, Trieste, Italy, 29 July - 2 August 2002, and the University of Natal, Pietermaritzburg, South Africa, 14 May 2003. Version of 24 April 2003: examples added; 16 December 2002: revised; 12 Sptember 2002. See the corresponding papers "Zeno Dynamics of von Neumann Algebras", "Zeno Dynamics in Quantum Statistical Mechanics" and "Mathematics of the Quantum Zeno Effect"


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LEE COUNTY SCHOOLS: Batten leaving Lee for Scotland County
As the end of the school year nears, three administrators from two Lee County schools have announced plans to leave their positions.
From Lee County High School, Principal Greg Batten will take a job in Scotland County, and Assistant Principal Annie Waddell will retire after decades of service. Silvia Bayer, principal at J. Glenn Edwards Elementary School, will take a job in the Lee County Schools central office coordinating public and private Pre-K programs.
Neither Bayer nor Waddell could be reached for comment. Batten — who has been at Lee County High for 15 years, including the last nine years as principal — said he loves Lee County, but becoming the new principal at Scotland High School will be a good move for both his career and his family.
He said he's happy with what he accomplished as principal — especially the rising graduation rate he said came hand-in-hand with increased test scores, more students taking Advanced Placement classes, and the school meeting or exceeding its expected growth rate every year.
"We've had tremendous improvement in the graduation rate over the years," Batten said. "(The percent of students graduating on time) has gone from the low 60s when I first got there to nearly 90 percent. It was 86 percent last year, and our goal for this year is 90 percent."
Batten said he's also sad on behalf of students, parents and staff that Waddell plans to retire. Waddell, Batten said, is the type of person whose experience and dedication can't be easily replaced.
"She's certainly an educational institution in this place," Batten said. "She's a pillar of the community. ... Most people don't know that she's had opportunities to advance beyond the role of assistant principal. But she had more school goals in mind than personal goals in mind, and she will be a great loss."
As for Bayer, she won't be leaving the district, just switching to a new position. Supt. Jeff Moss said she has spent most of her career working at the Pre-K level — she was principal at Edwards for just a year, moving there after a long career at Warren Williams Child Development Center — and that she has the passion and experience to ensure that local children are prepared for school from an early level.
"What we have witnessed for the past several years is that our Pre-K programs in the county, and across the state, need some focus," Moss said.
Bayer's replacement at Edwards will be Christina Womble, whose two-year contract was approved by the school board Tuesday just before Andy Bryan, the district's associate superintendent of curriculum and instruction, was selected to replace Moss, who's leaving at the end of June. Moss said he and Bryan will work together to find replacements for Batten and Waddell. Moss said Batten took the high school to new heights and will be sorely missed, and adjusting to Waddell's retirement will be difficult.
"She is extremely passionate about the success of every child that walks through those doors every day and will be an extremely hard person to replace," Moss said. "In fact, she's irreplaceable."


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BAKER — It has been an eventful year for former Baker School track and field athlete Morgan Jones.
Jones, the 2012 Class 1A state champion in girls discus, just finished her freshman year on the University of South Alabama track and field team. She capped her year with a personal best throw of 132 feet, taking ninth in discus at the Sunbelt Conference Track and Field Championship.
"It's definitely been a good experience," she said. "I think that, overall, I was pretty well prepared for it as far as academically. The track team has been very welcoming as far as the people.
"It's had its stressful moments and some pretty hard workouts, but it's been a great end result so far. The disc is going well. I finished a new (personal record) at the Sunbelt outdoor conference championships a few weeks ago."
New event
Jones, who also competed in the shot put at Baker, no longer throws the shot. South Alabama coaches moved her from the shot to the hammer throw.
A women's hammer weighs 8.8 pounds and is attached to a line that is 3 feet, 11 inches long.
"My coach made me start doing the hammer once I got there," she said. "It's an outdoor event. It's not my favorite at the moment, but it's coming along.
"There is a lot of technique to learn."
South Alabama coaches stress not worrying about competition, and for athletes to compete against themselves and their personal bests in the respective events, Jones said. Rather than try to beat competitors, Jones tries to improve upon her previous best marks.
She seems to have peaked at the right time of the season as she had her personal best in the hammer and the discus at the Sunbelt championships. Her best hammer throw was 40.91 meters, or about 134 feet.
College life
Even as an honor student at Baker, Jones found she had to adjust to the high academic and athletic standards of college.
"The biggest thing I probably found to overcome was just the workload," she said. "You go to classes early in the morning and you have practice in the middle of the day. You squeeze lunch in some time and then you practice two hours later.
"And then you end up having class until 9 o'clock at night, and you have to get dinner and you have to study. I like it because you don't have to go to school set hours, but it is harder because you are having to take longer classes and harder classes. Professors don't really care if you are there or not, but you still get a grade at the end of the semester, regardless if you go."
Looking to the future
Jones said a lot of the honor courses she took at Baker transferred to South Alabama, which put her a step ahead in the classroom.
"I'm happy where I'm at academically," Jones said. "I changed my major recently. I'm really happy with that and I think it's going to be great.
"I recently changed it to elementary education (from pre-med) and I'm trying to decide between first and second grade. I don't know why I didn't realize that sooner, but I just love working with kids, and that's where I need to be."
Randy Dickson is the Crestview News Bulletin's sports editor. Email him at email@example.com, tweet him @BigRandle, or call 682-6524.


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By Catholic Apologist Dave Armstrong
[Bible passages: RSV]
[this is Chapter Four from my book, Pope Francis Explained: Survey of Myths, Legends, and Catholic Defenses in Harmony with Tradition]
"Seek and ye shall find." That takes time: sometimes a lot of time. We converts are very familiar with that process.
This conclusively shows that she didn't have exhaustive knowledge. She didn't even understand after Jesus explained. It doesn't follow that she didn't know that He was God incarnate ad the Messiah; only that she didn't know everything there was to know about Him: all particulars and fine points.
O LORD, heal me, for my bones are troubled.
[3] My soul also is sorely troubled.
But thou, O LORD -- how long?
[4] Turn, O LORD, save my life;
deliver me for the sake of thy steadfast love.
[5] For in death there is no remembrance of thee;
in Sheol who can give thee praise?
[6] I am weary with my moaning;
every night I flood my bed with tears;
I drench my couch with my weeping.
[7] My eye wastes away because of grief,
it grows weak because of all my foes. (cf. 13:1-2; 35:17)
Is the enemy to revile thy name for ever? (cf. 90:13; 94:3; 119:84; Hab 1:2)
Art thou exceedingly angry with us?
Blessed Pope John Paul II "wonders out loud":
She bore in her heart, throughout the pilgrimage of her life, the words of the elderly Simeon who foretold that a sword would pierce her soul, and with persevering strength she stood at the foot of the cross of Jesus. She knows the way, and for this reason she is the Mother of all of the sick and suffering. To her we can turn with confidence and filial devotion, certain that she will help us, support us and not abandon us. She is the Mother of the crucified and risen Christ: she stands beside our crosses and she accompanies us on the journey towards the resurrection and the fullness of life.14
[see also the vigorous "public" discussion on this paper on my Facebook page]


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D-backs getting into reality television
Oh good, just what we need...another reality show.
This one, at least, has a baseball theme to it and will involve the Arizona Diamondbacks.
The name of the show is The Next Knuckler, and it will feature five former college and pro quarterbacks trying to learn the art of the knuckleball from former MLB All-Star Tim Wakefield in hopes of getting an invitation to spring camp from the D-backs.
No word on whether the winner of the event will then be traded by GM Kevin Towers in exchange for a light-hitting shortstop (insert rimshot sound effect here).
The five participants are former Heisman Trophy winner Doug Flutie, USC's John David Booty, LSU's Josh Booty, David Greene of Georgia and LSU and Jacksonville State's Ryan Perrilloux. The winner will get the chance to pitch for Arizona in a Cactus League game.
"We look forward to being featured on The Next Knuckler and giving an opportunity to one of these top-flight athletes to come to Spring Training with the D-backs," said D-backs President and CEO Derrick Hall. "With a knuckleball, you never know what kind of success a pitcher will have and that's part of the intrigue for our franchise to take part in this reality show."
The Next Knuckler will premiere Wednesday, February 13 at 9:00 ET on MLB Network, and we're quite certain it'll be better than anything on MTV.


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