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Chris Slight, Dogs Trust Rehoming Centre Manager, said: "Dogs Trust volunteer foster carers provide a lifeline for dogs who need some extra TLC.
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By LARRY DEVINE
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Kathy Stipe received the Sioux City Catholic Diocese's Excellence in Education Award.
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Kuemper middle-school science teacher Kathy Stipe received a Sioux City Catholic Diocese Excellence in Education Award. Pictured at the ceremony in Sioux City are (from left) Kathy's son Joe and his wife, Morgan; Kathy's husband, Dan; Stipe; Bishop Walker Nickless; Kathy's daughter, Dani; and Kathy's mom, Dorothy Barta, of Ashburn, Va.
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Along with teaching such things as cell division, genetics, volcanoes and earthquakes, Kuemper Catholic middle school science teacher Kathy Stipe offers students some inspiration.
Stipe tells students, "Every day is a gift, a blessing. We should enjoy something in every one of our days."
She has modeled that message in her career by her enthusiasm for science and caring for her students.
Stipe's students and colleagues at Kuemper's St. Lawrence Center cheered announcement of her recent Excellence in Education Award from the Catholic Diocese of Sioux City. She was honored this month at the annual Bishop's Dinner for Catholic Schools in Sioux City.
She's also received congratulations from former students and people throughout the community.
"It's just been so heartwarming," Stipe says. "I've had students email me and say they remembered things even many years down the line and they wanted to say thank you."
Earl Schiltz, principal at St. Lawrence, which houses sixth through eighth grades, says of Stipe, "She's an excellent teacher and works extremely well with students and faculty."
Schiltz says she's been successful due to "her positive affirmation of students and her ability to relate and connect with them."
"Her classroom presentations are excellent," he says. "She does a lot of hands-on work with students, so they're involved in projects. She just makes it interesting. She knows the material inside-out. She's able to get a lot out of the kids. They love her, and they love her class. We're fortunate to have her."
He adds, "She's such a hands-on, positive person. She meets the needs of every student and does it very effortlessly. She's a gem."
Schiltz says of students' reaction to Stipe's award, "Kids this age, we don't think they get excited. But they do. They're very proud of her."
One former student who sent congratulations to Stipe is Katie Knudsen, who graduated from Kuemper High School this spring and is attending the University of Northern Iowa. Katie is a daughter of Rex and the late Sandy Knudsen, and her mom was a teaching colleague of Stipe's before passing away of cancer.
Katie relates, "After graduating from Kuemper High School this past May, I found myself looking back on my 13 years as a Kuemper student where Mrs. Stipe stood out to be one of the teachers who left an especially great impact on me. She was my eighth-grade science teacher as well as my homeroom teacher. I particularly remember the day we were starting a new unit on cancer in science class. Before starting the unit Mrs. Stipe took me out into the hallway and made sure I was comfortable discussing the cancer unit taking into consideration what I had been through in the past. I lost my mom to cancer two years prior.
"This is just one example of how much compassion and care Mrs. Stipe showed her students. She would always put her students first and let them know how much she cared about us. Mrs. Stipe not only taught me a lot about academics but also about my spiritual life and just how to simply be a genuine person. She always had a positive attitude that she spread to everyone around her. Mrs. Stipe has truly been an inspiration to so many people including myself, and I feel blessed to have had her as a teacher."
For her part, Stipe says the award represents the commitment of students and collaboration with colleagues and administrators.
Stipe has taught since 1983, although she took a few years away from the profession when her children were young. She has taught in local Catholic schools since 1999 — two years at the former Holy Trinity School in Templeton before joining the Kuemper staff in 2001 when the local Catholic school system consolidated.
This year, Stipe is teaching sixth-grade earth science and seventh-grade life science.
Earth science covers such topics as earthquakes, volcanoes, weather and space. Life science recently tackled a unit on cell division and cancer and will later focus on genetics, diversity of life with the different types of organisms, and the human body and all the body systems.
Stipe says of the importance of students gaining a solid science education, "They're going to be responsible for this world as adults and understanding how it works. It's really important when they're going to make decisions as adults, how we're taking care of things here. It's a really important part of them being responsible citizens."
Stipe has enjoyed working with middle-school students, saying, "This age group is enthusiastic. They get excited about things. And you never know what they're going to say. Some days they make you laugh, and some days you just don't know what to say. They're just amazing. Every day is different. Every day is an adventure. I really enjoy this age group. They're very kindhearted most of the time, and sometimes they really see it the way it is."
Stipe is thankful for the opportunity to teach in Catholic schools.
"It's really nice because you can teach kids the facts, but when I can connect to what we believe in our Catholic religion it makes it even more relevant to their lives," she says.
"I always felt with my own children plus with my students it just made it a more complete education. It feels like we're touching more of them as a person. We're influencing more of them as a person than just their knowledge. You can talk about values. You can talk about how to make good ethical decisions. And that's all included with their beliefs and their faith life. All that is touched on in Catholic schools."
Relating that to the accelerating technology changes, Stipe comments, "Just because we learn a new piece of technology doesn't mean it's right to do it or use it. There's always a way to use it for good and always a way to use for not so good. And we have a responsibility to weigh that out when new things come down the pike in science. It's really important to look at both sides of the story and think about whether it can result in good or evil."
Stipe changed direction in her studies on her way to a teaching career.
After graduating from LaSalle Catholic High School in Cedar Rapids in 1979, she initially pursued a career in nursing but found herself overwhelmed.
"I got to my junior year and started clinicals (supervised practice) but just wasn't comfortable," she says. "I felt really responsible for everything, that you should have to know everything. Well, you can't know everything. This (teaching) fits me much better."
Stipe had two aunts and two uncles who were teachers, and she says, "I enjoy children."
So she received her bachelor of arts degree in biology with teaching certification from Clarke College in Dubuque 1983 and then taught high school science at Malvern Community Schools from 1983 to '88.
After taking time away from the profession to stay at home for her two children, she returned to teaching at St. James Catholic Elementary School in Washington, Iowa, in 1994. She taught at the former Holy Trinity Catholic Elementary School in Templeton before coming to Kuemper in 2001.
"You can be somewhat creative as a teacher," she says of the profession. "It's a good career to have along with raising a family. I've been involved with the kids' activities, and being a teacher was another way to stay involved in the schools."
Stipe is grateful for the congratulations she's received for the Excellence in Education Award and says one of the biggest rewards of the jobs is seeing students go on to success.
"You see some kids who maybe struggled here but are now successful in high school or college, and to think you might have a little part in that is really rewarding," she says.
The awards ceremony in Sioux City was an emotional moment for Stipe. First, she says, she was anxious about speaking before such a large crowd. But more importantly, it was an opportunity to thank her mom, who visited from Ashburn, Va., to see her daughter receive the award.
A daughter of Mike and Dorothy Barta, Kathy the middle of five children, was just 10 years old when her dad, who was a veterinarian, died of a rare auto-immune disease when he was 37.
"Mom (she was a nurse and still volunteers in a hospital) raised us by herself," Stipe says, "but she always made sure we went to Catholic schools, so that's where the importance of being in a Catholic school came about. I'm very thankful about that."
Her experience has inspired her to approach life with the attitude that every day is a gift.
Outside the classroom, Kathy enjoys walking, reading and traveling.
She and husband Dan, who was regional administrator for the Iowa Department of Natural Resources in Atlantic for 21 years and now is a resident treatment worker at Glenwood Resource Center, have been married 27 years and have two children. Daughter Dani graduated from Kuemper Catholic High School in 2006 and earned a degree in biology and graphics communication from the University of Northern Iowa in 2011. She's starting her own screen-printing business. Son Joe graduated from Kuemper in 2007 and received a degree in biology from UNI in 2011. He's a lab technician at REG biodiesel plant in Ralston. This summer Joe married Morgan Loew, daughter of Alan and Angie Loew of Carroll. Angie, a Carroll High School graduate who received her degree from UNI in May 2011, teaches third grade at Denison Community Schools.
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…my work at Adobe these last three years has been centered around a relatively prosaic objective: establishing open standards that enable multi-channel/cross-device distribution of eBooks. For all intents and purposes, this work is done: epub is now firmly established as the industry standard for reflow-centric eBooks. That took a considerable effort, on the part of many people, and I'm really proud that we did it. But… that was the easy part: essentially migration of print to digital. epub does take portable documents to the next level – breaking past beyond PDF's paper-replica model. But that's only the beginning of the fundamental reinvention of the book that digital content and the Web will enable. In other words: now it's really going to get interesting. I expect my future work, and this blog, to focus on this transformation.
To all of you who have checked in with me these last few days – thanks! Restructuring is always tough, and my thoughts are with other affected friends and colleagues, but on balance this is a positive transition for me personally. And that Adobe is expanding its investment in digital publishing should be the high-order bit for customers and business partners. The incredible team I've worked with now has significant additional resources and enhanced business focus.
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BLACKBURN'S 'biggest eyesore' will be demolished to make way for a £4.8 million state-of-the-art dementia care home for the elderly.
Based on a pioneering Manchester project, it will provide 64 beds for the frailest pensioners and comprehensive outreach services for Alzheimers sufferers on the site of the former Blackburn Royal Infirmary's decaying War Memorial Wing.
The scheme, by award-winning charity Community Integrated Care, aims to preserve key elements of the 86-year-old building erected after the First World War, including its coat of arms, foundation stone, mosaic floor and stone arches.
Campaigners fighting to keep alive the wing's history welcomed the new blueprint, which will provide 100 new permanent posts as well scores of jobs during construction, as 'the best of a bad job'.
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Work on the new building will start by autumn for opening in late summer next year.
Community Integrated Care will provide unique 'EachStep' provision of outreach care in sufferers' homes per week.
Once sufferers can no longer stay in their homes full medical and nursing care will be provided in the purpose-built premises, a concept trialled successfully in Blackley Manchester.
The aim is to keep people in their own homes for as long as possible.
Blackburn Local History Society chairman Ray Smith said: "This is Blackburn's biggest eyesore. The building has gone to wrack and ruin.
"This is the best solution in the circumstances."
Photographs inside show the dereliction of the wing built to honour the injured and fallen in the 1914-1918 conflict, with collapsed ceilings, broken windows and grafitti spray painted on walls.
Blackburn, Darwen and Rural Civic Voice secretary Simon Hugill said: "This is the best of a bad job. We will work with the developers to preserve the wing's history ."
Borough regeneration boss and Ewood councillor Maureen Bateson said: "This is a good use of the building which honours its original purpose and saves its history.
"It is part of regenerating the borough and deals with the town's biggest eyesore."
The three-storey 64-bed care home, named 'EachStep Blackburn', will provide respite, support, residential and nursing care.
It will have a complementary service delivering home care in the local community, helping people live in their own homes for longer.
It will include a café, landscaped gardens and meeting rooms for community use.
The wing was left standing when the rest of the infirmary was razed in 2007 for a new housing estate, and it had initially been hoped it could be redeveloped.
The scheme will complete work on the site by David Wilson Homes North West, which has created 'The Royals' estate of 116 properties.
The care home is part of Blackburn with Darwen council's strategy to modernise care keeping older residents living independently and avoiding unnecessary hospital admissions.
The borough and CIC, one of the UK's largest social care charities, has already conducted a study to identify and retain important features of the building as a public art display on nearby borough-owned land.
CIC chief executive Neil Matthewman said: "The proposed service will offer the very highest standards of dementia support. We will give people in Blackburn, and their loved ones, comfort and stability."
Council health boss Mohammed Khan said: "This is an exciting step. We are confident this is exactly what we need."
Borough Liberal Democrat leader David Foster said: "This is Blackburn's biggest and most dangerous eyesore. This is a good use for it."
EachStep Blackley has been recognised internationally, being shortlisted for 12 care sector awards in 2013, and praised by government care tzar Professor Alistair Burns as 'one of the most innovative care services I have seen.'


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A Taste of Froyo: Google Android 2.2 Exploredby Saumitra Bhagwat on 6/23/2010 1:03 AM EST
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gayannr - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - link'Since I'm not important enough to have an exchange account, "
is that sarcasm . lol Reply
Saumitra - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkNo no, no sarcasm intended. I had an Exchange account briefly while I was in school, but that was a year ago. I'm really not important enough to have one ... ;) Reply
glynor - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkYou could test most of the Exchange features using a Gmail account and Google Sync. Reply
EricC - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - link" I'm really not important enough to have one ... ;) "
Since I know the author, I can vouch for him on this one :D Reply
Saumitra - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkHehe, Tim just sent me an email about this! :P Reply
5150Joker - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkiPhone 4G or Sprint Evo 4G with Froyo on it? Reply
add119 - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkYou apple fan boy one android 2.1 came out in january 5th.. google release it with nexus one. Two android 2.0 came out in november with update 2.0.1 in december.
Android 1.5 came out in may 2009 plz don't come mentioning phones without researching because all verizon phones has 2.1 os with sprint as well even htc hero and sammy moment has 2.1 os. T-mobile has mytouch3g slide with 2.1 os and cliq and cliq qt with be both getting 2.1 os next week. The only phone left behind is google g1 with 1.6 os and behold 2 with 1.6 os just released this week with that os changing from 1.5 os to 1.6 to behold 2. People if you going to buy any phoone don't go a&tt they suck like changing google option and take features away go with t-mobile or verizon. And, sprint sucks because they don't do ota they like giving update online with manuel. Personally that like rooting the phone it can mess your phone up. Reply
whatthehey - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkIf you're going to be a tool and criticize an article, try learning how to speak and write intelligently first. Your rant is full of a list of phones and supposed release dates, but it has nothing to back it up other than the mindless diarrhea of the mouth that you spewed out. I don't care if the various releases of Android came out a month or two earlier than what was listed; what matters is whether the current 2.2 release is better, and that's what this article tries to cover. Reply
Saumitra - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkThanks for pointing that out. But, Eclair released on October 26th 2009, which is why I said November 2009 as a more general estimate. And yes, add119 learn to put down your thoughts a little more cogently. Reply
jasperjones - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkNice write-up, I've been running FRF50 on my Nexus One for the last few weeks and my experience has been similar.
However, I feel the articles in the smartphone section could be more rigorous. I realize that we're dealing with different OSes as well as different devices at the same time. This makes comparisons and benchmarking harder. You cannot just throw out an NVIDIA card and put in an ATI card. But just because it's harder to line up various devices/software against each other doesn't mean you shouldn't try. Reply
probedb - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkA handy article being as I'm about to buy an HTC Desire.
Finally why is there no way to report spam posts? The two above me blatently are spam. Reply
Brian Klug - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkJust nuked 'em ;)
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hughlle - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - link"but this is largely attributable to the responsiveness of the screens being used in many Android devices. One of the main reasons why navigating the iPhone is a pleasure is because of the incongruously more accurate and responsive capacitive display"
so the negative side of the screen on the android is that it is too responsive, and apple is better than them because of their phones being so responsive? sounds kinda contradictory.
it also comes off as if trying to say that iphones have a capacitive display and other phones dont. my htc's capacitive display is just lovely. Reply
SkullOne - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkI agree with that. My Droid running the leaked FRF57 is very responsive. I have zero issues controlling the touch screen.
Froyo is visibly faster then Android 2.1. Most apps don't make use of the JIT compiler yet but then again Froyo isn't officially released so that will change.
I do enjoy Flash 10.1 Beta 3 immensely. Battery life isn't hit that hard and it's nice being able to actually browse the Internet without blue blocks everywhere. The plug-ins are able to be set to "On Demand" as well meaning if you don't want Flash loading automatically it doesn't have to. Flash ads aren't an issue either due to other applications on the Android Market. ;) Reply
kenthaman - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkI agree. My Droid has been running exceptionally well with FroYo installed on it. I do however have to say that after initially loading it the responsiveness when scrolling through my app menu was still sluggish, but since the package that I installed is rooted I installed one of p3's kernel packages and the Overclocking Widget and now have my phone set to 1.1 Ghz rather than the stock 550Mhz and this effectively removed nearly all lag that I've experienced.
On a different note I have noticed a few things that still seem glitchy and expect that this is simply due to the beta (read:unofficial) image. Specifically I have been unable to install the latest version of Google Maps (4.3.0) from the market it downloads and attempts to install, but then reports installation unsuccessful. I'm not too worried about this as other apps have installed fine and again this isn't a final product. Reply
Stuka87 - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkI believe what he means is the majority of the android phone screens lack responsiveness. And that the iPhones screen surpasses them in this regard.
And test done by other sites show this. The Nexus one screen is the closest out there to Apple in this regard. The Motorola Droid on the other hand was extremely bad. Which I notice every time I use one. This test was run before the Incredible came out however, so its quite possible its much closer to the iPhone. And in my experience using one briefly, I would say its pretty close. Reply
pdusen - Thursday, June 24, 2010 - linkThe Motorola Droid screen is extremely bad? Come again? What universe are you living in? Have you ever even been in the same room as a Droid? Reply
IanCutress - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkNice write up. I'm still waiting for my Hero to get 2.1 here in the UK - should be sometime before July, but they've put the date back six times already. There's also no plans to move to 2.2 on the Hero, which is a shame if the JIT in 2.2 is that much better than 2.1. May have to root and flash, see what that does.
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dguy6789 - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkI believe there is a typo in the performance section of the article. It is mentioned that there is a 60% boost in performance in the Sunspyder and BenchmarkPi when the numbers in both of those tests show more than 100% speed increases. Reply
hughlle - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkwrong way around. higher to smaller.
if something takes 10 seconds to complete and you get it to do it in 5 seconds, it is a 50% increase in performance. same applies for those benchmarks. Reply
Zirconium - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkNope, dguy6789 is right. If it takes you 10 seconds to complete something that only takes me 5, then I am 100% faster than you, not 50%. Think of it like this: you and I are running a race (in this case, Android 2.1 and 2.2 are racing to complete a task). If I finish in half the time as you, then I am running twice as fast, or 100% faster. According to the numbers posted, Android 2.2 is about 140% faster on BenchmarkPi and 155% faster on SunSpider.
Is it just me, or is it sad that I have to explain basic math on a tech site? Reply
Saumitra - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkThat's right, I just saw the spreadsheet I had with the numbers and noticed an error in the formula! Let me update that ASAP! Reply
hughlle - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkhaha, i'm just tired and confused. i'm sat here thinking that if something is 100% faster, that it is not though a 100% performance increase. just ignore me today haha Reply
cleric7x9 - Thursday, June 24, 2010 - linkActually, since you are using the word "faster" as a qualifier, you begin with the slower (higher) value. Therefore, 5, in relation to 10, is 50% slower, or in other words, 100% faster.
Is it just me, or is it sad that I have to explain basic math on a tech site? Reply
djc263 - Thursday, June 24, 2010 - linkActually you aren't using math skills anymore. English language skills interpret objects and comparative language. You admitted the math skills were correct, while disagreeing that he had identified the object of the comparative phrase. Reply
ekerazha - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkThe fact that Android lacks WPA-Enterprise support (auth through certificates) and a decent proxy support, makes it unusable with "advanced" network infrastructures therefore useless for many people. Reply
Death666Angel - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkhttp://pboos.ch/wordpress/2009/04/android-using-wp...
Requires some work, but there you go. :) Reply
ekerazha - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkIt's hackish and the phone must be rooted, so it's not an acceptable solution. Reply
fepple - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkI thought the Nexus one update was official? I remember seeing links to the ROM on a google.com domain? Also I thought I saw instructions for installing it with the standard (locked) boot loader?
One thing I've noticed is my GPS seems to pick up a signal way when I turn it on than 2.1. Also I grabbed a radio update at the same time, which gives me loads better 3G - but I think thats cause I put a crappy update on before :) Reply
Spoelie - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkI'm not convinced it was the best choice to standardize on "black text on white background". This makes sense if most devices are TFT with poor blacks, poor viewing angles, high brightness and constant power consumption - but aren't most new devices AMOLED? On those screens, a white screen consumes a lot more power than a black screen, and you don't have any contrast problems. It would make sense to invert the colors on those devices. Why not make it switchable?
Or a make it switchable? Reply
Saumitra - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkGood point, but the AMOLED or the more recent Super AMOLED screens are only present on the high-end devices from HTC or Samsung. Since majority of the devices are still on TFT screens, I guess black text on white is a step in the right direction. ;) Reply
mpschan - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkI thought 2.2 was supposed to include bluetooth dialing.
So my question is: Does Froyo include bluetooth dialing or not? If it is included like , how in the world could the author not mention it. That is a deal breaker for so many of us as many states ban hand-held phone use in cars.
Hell, I'd love to see the feature just so my iPhone loving friends lose another talking point as to why iPhones are superior. Reply
Saumitra - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkWell, I was aware of the Bluetooth dialing feature, but I didn't have a Bluetooth headset to test it out. Sorry for the confusion! Reply
mpschan - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkUnderstood.
But let me stress how important a feature this is. I will not buy a new Android device until this feature is implemented. The risk of getting a ticket or having to pull over to the side of the road to make a call is ridiculous.
Since you put in something about how you couldn't test exchange, I'd recommend doing something similar for bluetooth dialing. Reply
homebredcorgi - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkDo you mean the ability to just speak the contacts name in the headset and have it dial? If so, it is there...I did it yesterday on my N1. Reply
CombatChuk - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkHTC actually pays Microsoft to put an actual Activesync license on devices that have Sense UI. Having the license on there enables Remote Wipe, Pattern Recognition all the features that Server admins like to run. Google with their Nexus One DID NOT pay for this licensing, so if the Server admin doesn't enable those security features (which he should if he's worth anything) then the stock Android 2.2 OS does not have full exchange support... Reply
Red Storm - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkWhen oh when will we get some sort options in the market? I'd love to be able to sort apps by their rating, download count, release date, name, etc. Reply
homebredcorgi - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkSeriously. The market is a mess without sorting abilities. I was very sad to see that Froyo did nothing to address this issue. Reply
Jingato - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkI guess it doesn't have the one feature I was hoping for and really think it is lacking. That's the ability to begin entering a phone umber and have it populate a drop down of all the matching contacts and recent calls that match. :-( Reply
Saumitra - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkAlthough the dialer does not have that feature natively, there's an app called aContacts or Dialer One that gives you that feature so give one of them a shot, they're free. ;) Reply
The0ne - Thursday, June 24, 2010 - linkThis is why I hate apps in general. For some of the most basic and common sense stuff, it requires apps to do them. Why? Is it so hard to type a number and have a list come up? Seriously?
I need to apply to better design the UI. Personally, it's horrible and outdated. Reply
bla5t3d - Wednesday, June 30, 2010 - linkUmmm my 1.5 Magic Sense UI has that? Or am I mixing this up with something else. Reply
dmjazzijeff - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkWhile I'm not keen on Android (disclaimer: I've only had light hands-on time with a Droid while I configured it to work with a client's Exchange 2007 server), I have to admit that the Android WiFi hotspot feature makes me envious.
Do the various and sundry carriers ding you with a tethering fee to cover this (AT&T, I'm specifically looking at you)?
How does battery life fare when you're using your phone as a hotspot? Reply
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ScruffyNerfherder - Wednesday, June 23, 2010 - linkPlease add performance comparison to iPhone3GS, iPhone4 and iPad. Reply
strikeback03 - Thursday, June 24, 2010 - linkright, I'm sure they are going to get right on comparing a pre-release OS to unreleased hardware. Reply
quasi51 - Thursday, June 24, 2010 - linkI'm in the market for a new smartphone but I need to be able to encrypt email on the device. I'd much rather buy an Android phone than an iPhone but I can't find any information on how to do this. This is available on the iPhone 3GS/4 with iOS4. Any suggestions for something similar on Android? As far as I know there aren't any Android devices with hardware encryption but I'd be content to try a software solution. Reply
Veroxious - Thursday, June 24, 2010 - linkI was hoping that the official Froyo release would have a native media player that could play divx etc......as this has been one of the big thing lacking imho.....that is the only thing I am soooo missing on this otherwise brilliant HTC Desire.
Also a more simplistic manner of controlling data/updates etc via 3G. There have been many times where I just needed to do some 5 minute browsing using 3G only to have all the programs that access the internet starting up in the background and scoffing down megabytes that makes my head spin at the cost.
Lastly, no navigation in Google maps yet? Reply
B3an - Thursday, June 24, 2010 - link"However, things did get a little choppy on some of the more intensive websites like South Park Studios, which then, invariably took a toll on the battery life too. I'll be honest, a warm Nexus One is not fun to hold in your hands...at all."
You make it sound as if Flash is the only thing thats going to get the phone this warm. Playing Flash vids on Froyo does not drain the batter any faster than playing vids in a media player app, nor does it get the phone any hotter. The same goes for games.... but i dont see Apple not allowing video or games on there devices.
Flash on Android 2.2 proves very well how well Flash can run on a phone (with a touch interface too), and that Apple, as usual, are talking BS.
And i would have liked to of seen more on Flash performance in the article, not just a quick video mention on one site. Reply
ScruffyNerfherder - Thursday, June 24, 2010 - link"right, I'm sure they are going to get right on comparing a pre-release OS to unreleased hardware."
Uh, that's what this article is all about (a pre-release OS, duh) which as of today is officially released to open source.
iPhone 3GS and iPad are already out (duh) and iOS4 for iPhone was released to the public earlier this week and has been available by other means for a while.
Many if not most of Anandtech reviews are done on hardware that has yet to be released to the public (duh). And we are talking a few days from release to the public (double duh). If iPhone 4 is still not available to Anandtech or they aren't allowed to publish numbers yet, that's fine, just compare to iPhone 3GS and iPad.
It seems like old news (go watch the Day 2 keynotes of this years Google I/O conference on youtube and Froyo 2.2 on Google Nexus performance is already compared to iPad) and Anandtech is usually on top of these type of comparisons. Maybe because its Apple, they are being extra super careful to get everything exactly straight before releasing comparison numbers and incurring the wrath of Jobs.
After tasting this Froyo article, I'm ready for the main course. Bring it!!! Reply
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SmCaudata - Friday, June 25, 2010 - link"...Froyo still lacks the overall smoothness and responsiveness of Apple's iOS. "
I have an iPod touch and the thing lags and such all the time. They try to use animations to make it seem smooth, but it certainly isn't perfect. Granted it is an original touch, but from day one the thing would lag on me. I get delays adjusting settings. Delays launching the music player, etc... It is tolerable, but certainly not perfect.
Why does Apple always get a free pass? Reply
ChronoReverse - Saturday, June 26, 2010 - linkApple always gets a free pass it seems =/
At least you can fix many of these niggling factors. I'm using LauncherPro for instance so I don't get lag in the home screens for instance. Live wallpapers will obviously slow things down but they're also optional. Instead of the stock keyboard, I'm using the Swype beta and it works wonderfully (after an initial bout of training).
Then there's other neat stuff like Navigation and Voice Searching that works rather well. Reply
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NASHVILLE, Tenn. -- Who would have thought the SEC's most valuable player this year would be Derrick Millinghaus?
If you missed his game-winning shot last night to cap an 11-point spurt by the Ole Miss guard, you missed the best game of the tournament. And a saving grace for the league.
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3 years minimum total experience with current experience as an Administrator on a medium sized network of Servers, desktop systems and communications devices using current technologies.
- Demonstrated knowledge of Windows server 2003, Exchange 2003, Active Directory
- Demonstrated knowledge of SharePoint Portal Server 2003, Citrix Presentation Server 4.0
- Demonstrated knowledge of desktop platforms and applications - XP, W2K, Office.
- Demonstrated ability to administer a 200+ node network including VPN, Firewalls and security. (Cisco, HP Procurve)
- WSUS, Netbackup & Backup Exec.
- Ability to manage multiple projects, activities and tasks simultaneously.
- Web based programming (ASP, HTML, JavaScript, VBScript)
- Microsoft Access programming experience
- Facilitation and change management skills.
- Flexible schedule and some travel may be necessary
- Highly developed verbal and written communications.
Responsibilities include:
This role is responsible for all aspects of information technology including Servers, desktop systems, communications hardware/software and office systems. Some programming experience is also required.
- Network administration (including backup, security management, user account management, e-mail systems including e-mail web server, Internet access, office systems and applications support).
- Supports server, network and desktop hardware, software and applications.
- Performs technology needs analysis.
- Rolls out hardware and software to ensure optimal deployment of resources.
- Plans, implements, and supports the network and computing infrastructure plan.
- Manages small to medium sized projects according to agreed upon budgets and schedules.
- Assists with technology planning through ongoing research.
Our client offers a great compensation package including medical, dental, life insurance, 401(k) and vacation benefits.
*Full job description available upon request
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DO NOT USE - The Run to Rescue
Perry Farms
Sat 06/01/2013
5K, Trail
100 Participants
Register by May 15, 2013 to guarantee your T-shirt is in your size. Registration will be available on site at the dinner and starting at 8:30 AM on race day. Registration will be $35 on race day. Don't just train for the race. Turn your training into fundraising. Visit www.SheIsSafe.org/engage/run-to-rescue for more info, and don't forget to mention that you're participating in the Run to Rescue. She Is Safe (SIS) rescues and restores women and girls from abuse and slavery in high risk places around the world, equipping them to build lives of freedom and faith for a stronger future. To learn more go to www.SheIsSafe.org Safe in Lenoir County Inc is primarily engaged in providing food, shelter, clothing, medical relief, resettlement, and counseling to victims of domestic or international disasters or conflicts. Safe provides a wide variety of social assistance services directly to their clients. These services do not include residential or accommodation services, except on a short stay basis. For more information on Safe in Lenoir County Inc call 252.253.5573
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Man Runs Over His Television After It Goes Out During Super Bowl XLVI [VIDEO]
So what happens when one man's television goes out during the Super Bowl? I think you may know the answer, but let us show you firsthand so that you can believe it. This is a local video that is about to go viral and it shows how one local gentleman fixed the problem when his television kept going out during Super Bowl XLVI.


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The 4th Religious Publications Congress' conclusion report declared that as the year 2010 is the 14th anniversary of the revelation of the Qur"an to our Prophet Muhammad (may Allah bless him and grant him peace) by means of the angel Gabriel, it assuredly deserves to be the year of the Qur'an. In scope of this, various events and activities will be organized while some classical works telling about the Qur'an and its learning are to be published and publicly introduced.
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"Game changer" is a term you hear often when people talk about how technology has changed their industry.
By JEANNETTE de BEAUVOIR
Millions of e-mails are whirling around the globe every moment of every day, but none of these e-mails are going to do a marketer any good if they can't be backed up with a clear and compelling call to action. That call, along with myriad other communication issues, is the domain of the copywriter. A good copywriter has a flair for writing content that's inviting to share and link to. She needs to have top-notch writing skills for her content to be clear and optimized and convert readers to buyers. That's why a copywriter is a vital member of any serious marketing team.
I know that you've probably received e-mails about so-called copywriting secrets, and you may have been tempted by some of them. But are there really secrets to knowing how to create an e-mail that gets results?
There definitely are components to good e-mails, but the secret part usually has to do with someone telling you how to do something that they don't themselves do very well. (Let's face it, if they actually made millions, why are they trying to get your money to teach you their secret? Why aren't they by a pool somewhere, sipping on a drink with little umbrellas in it?)
If there's a secret at all, it's about constantly improving your marketing efforts. Let's face it, I look back at copy I wrote years ago (and sometimes even months ago) and I cringe, because I could write it so much better now. And if you look at past copy and don't cringe, then that tells you something about yourself – that you're not learning and changing and getting better at your craft. The online marketing space is constantly changing, and we need to be able to be flexible to speak to today's customer needs.
Consumers are far more sophisticated than ever before. The snake-oil salesman could count on the incredulity of his audience; our audience is online, uses Google and Facebook and Twitter, talks to others in social networks, reads blogs and compares prices. Selling is selling is selling… but the way we sell has to adapt to new contexts and new environments. I will say that some things stay the same, and the fundamental one is the call to action.
That starts with a great subject line, because these 50 characters can make or break sales! Here are some suggestions for constantly improving your e-mail subject lines.
Okay, so now I have a great campaign-specific, personalized e-mail subject line. What does the e-mail itself need to do?
In the marketing world, AIDA is an acronym for:
Attention – Get them to open the e-mail
Interest – Introduce the e-mail well. Give them something interesting to read so they don't hit delete right away
Desire – Build motivation in the body of the e-mail
Action – Drive the reader to click your link
So Attention is your e-mail subject line. Let's look at Interest and Desire. You need to make this sales pitch be about them, not you. It's not what you have on offer, but what need they have that you can fulfill.
Instead of your products and all the fantastic things you can sell, write about your list members problems and how to solve them. Your products and services can be introduced as part of that solution.
Just as the subject line is there to get the e-mail open, your intro needs to do one job: get them to read the rest of the e-mail. The introduction is a landing strip that leads to the body of the e-mail. Tell a story, capture some interest, build a mystery, whatever it takes to make your reader stop thinking about what is for lunch and take notice of what you have to say. It doesn't need to be pushy; in fact, conversational works best.
And then on to Action – again, don't be pushy. Make the call to action clear: click here, fill this out, press this button; but also make sure that it answers the problem you've set up in your e-mail.
Consider what your most wanted response will be. Create a compelling subject line that invites opening, Write your e-mail content to build up motivation. Make your call to action clear and easy. And test – track your responses to figure out what worked and what didn't. That's the best way to great e-mails…and great sales!
Jeannette de Beauvoir has provided content consultation and business/marketing writing to companies worldwide since 1990. She currently works with eWayDirect of Southport, Conn.
Jeannette de Beauvoir has provided content consultation and business/marketing writing to companies worldwide since 1990. She currently works with eWayDirect of Southport, Conn.