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Sex trap supply teacher from Accrington found guilty
9:30am Tuesday 17th December 2013 in News By Wendy Barlow, Court reporter
A TEACHER caught in a 'paedophile' sting trying to meet what he believed was a schoolgirl for sex will be jailed in the New Year.
David Simpson, 49, was yesterday found guilty of attempting to meet a girl under 16, intending to commit a relevant offence, between February 22 and 27, by a Burnley Crown Court jury, after a five-day trial.
He had denied the allegation. The jury took three hours and 33 minutes to reach its majority verdict.
Judge Andrew Woolman bailed the defendant, of Oak Street, Accrington, who spent three months in custody after his arrest, until January 24, for a pre-sentence report. Simpson, who must live at an address in Southampton, was ordered to sign the Sex Offenders' Register.
The judge warned him: "You should expect an immediate custodial sentence, even though there is no actual victim in this case."
Simpson qualified as a teacher in 2002 and then taught at Hollins Technology College in Accrington. He left in December 2011 and told the jury it was because of work pressures.
He returned to teaching in 2012 and had worked as a supply teacher at Norden High School and Sports College, Rishton, Alder Grange Community and Technology School, Rawtenstall, and Ribblesdale High School, Clitheroe, around the time he started sending obscene internet messages to what he thought was a 15-year-old, in February.
The messages to the 'child', the jury had been told, used an 'effective grooming technique' and had included calling her 'my sexy little schoolgirl', and one telling her: "We will have lots of sex when we are together. You won't be a little girl anymore."
He had asked the '15-year-old' to take pictures of herself in her school uniform and had sent her a photo of his private parts.
The court had heard Simpson had not been communicating with an under-aged girl at all, but a woman in her 20s.
Lisa Chard had acted as a decoy to help a man named Stinson Hunter set up a fictitious profile in the name of Lisa Rogers on the free adult dating site Plenty of Fish.
Mr Hunter was out to trap what he would describe as a 'paedophile' and Simpson was later caught in a sting when he turned up in Birmingham on February 26, to meet the 'schoolgirl' for sex in a hotel.
Prosecutor Sarah Johnston had told the court: "He wasn't confronted by a 15-year-old wanting sex, he was confronted by Mr Hunter, who had set up this profile for precisely this purpose."
The confrontation was filmed by a journalist from a national newspaper, who was with Mr Hunter, and was put on YouTube.
The day before the meeting, Simpson, terrified of getting caught, had, said Miss Johnston 'pretty foolishly' rung the police, said he had been talking to a woman called Lisa Rogers on the internet and asked if she was an under cover police officer.
Simpson claimed in court he 'knew' he had been conversing with an adult and rang the police because he wanted to know what kind of 'game they were playing'.
Giving evidence, Simpson, a former consultant metallurgist, said he married his wife in 2003 and they separated in 2011.
Simpson said he had gone on Plenty of Fish for 'fun and chances of sexual encounters'.
The defendant said he had been on the site about a year, had sent lots of messages, had met our people and had had sex. He said he had put on his profile he had been looking for 'intimate encounter' and so had Lisa Rogers.


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Published: Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 4:57 p.m.
Last Modified: Saturday, April 27, 2013 at 4:57 p.m.
TAMPA — The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have traded running back LeGarrette Blount to the New England Patriots in exchange for a seventh-round pick in this year's NFL draft and Olympic sprinter Jeff Demps.
Demps was a silver medalist as part of the 4x100 relay team that finished second to Jamaica at the 2012 London Games.
The former Florida running back was not selected in last year's draft because he told teams he wanted to focus on his track career.
The Patriots signed Demps last August. Blount was a 1,000-yard as a rookie with the Bucs after going undrafted in 2010. He led Tampa Bay in rushing again with 781 yards the following year, but lost his starting job after Doug Martin joined the team as a first-round draft pick in 2012.
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As part of a Thanks Plain and Simple Inc. project, the West Virginia Bureau of Senior Services is seeking these women so they can be interviewed by staff members. Hancock and Harrison counties are thought to have the greatest number of those women who took over factory and industry work during World War II, according to the bureau of senior services.
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Deerfield offers students a wide and varied group of clubs and organizations. Students publish newspapers, magazines, books, and websites. They debate at other schools and regional competitions. They organize to raise funds for disaster relief. They climb mountains and hike trails. They play chess, Go, and Frisbee.
If you are passionately concerned about human rights issues, or international relations, or political debate, you will find a club or organization to join. Interested in fly-fishing? Eager to explore the wilderness and develop survival skills? There are clubs for those activities as well… and if you have an interest that's not represented, you're welcome to start a club of your own. A club fair each fall allows students the opportunity to join existing clubs and organizations on campus, but students also form new clubs every year. Some of Deerfield's clubs include:
Albany Road
The literary and art magazine of Deerfield Academy. Published twice annually, in winter and spring, this magazine contains outstanding contributions from student writers and artists. For more information, contact faculty advisors Andrea Moorhead and Robert Moorhead. All students are invited to submit their work.
Asian Student Alliance (ASA)
The ASA is for all students interested in delving into Asian-related themes. The goal of the club is to create a community of students who represent the variety of opinions on Asian-related issues and help to educate the student body.
Christian Fellowship
Led by students and faculty, Christian Fellowship facilitates and holds meetings of prayer, song, testimony, and exploration of the Bible. It hosts guest speakers and musicians, offers retreats, and participates in outreach programs throughout the year. Deerfield Christian Fellowship encourages those who are Christian to grow in their faith and those who are unsure about their faith to explore their spirituality.
Deerfield Black Student Alliance (DBSA)
The Deerfield Black Student Alliance's mission is to educate, inform, and spread awareness of the diversity within the black community. A support group for members of this alliance is offered, but it is also advocated that other members of the Deerfield community also become involved.
Deerfield Diversity Alliance
DDA helps to educate the community about issues related to diversity and multiculturalism, promotes tolerance on campus, and acts as a forum for various support groups.
Deerfield Environmental Action Group (DEAG)
DEAG seeks to protect the local environment and raise school-wide consciousness on environmental issues.
Deerfield Multiracial Alliance (DMA)
DMA focuses on the struggles faced by students of mixed or adopted heritage through discussing current issues, organizing events, and sharing personal stories.
Deerfield View
A political journal committed to raising questions and inspiring the exchange of thought.
Fire Department Volunteers
At the end of their sophomore and junior years, Deerfield students may apply to be members of Company 10 of the Deerfield Fire Department. The Fire Chief, our Director of Safety and Security, and the Dean of Students select firefighters.
Food Committee
Students meet with representatives of the Dining Hall every Thursday at lunchtime to discuss the Dining Hall's upcoming menus. This committee's purpose is to provide a communication link between the student body and Dining Hall staff.
Green Key
Green Key is a group of junior and senior students who introduce incoming students to Deerfield. Each member of the group is assigned one or two new students. The job of a Green Key is to make the transition of new students to Deerfield as easy as possible by showing them around for the first few weeks and being a reliable friend.
Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA)
The Deerfield Gay-Straight Alliance strives to provide a safe space for students to discuss and explore issues present in the GLBTQ community. By voicing the message of equality and tolerance, the alliance hopes to impact those students who feel oppressed, bullied, or repressed by their peers. As a support group for queer students and their allies, the GSA provides resources and an outlet for anyone to voice their opinions or questions to an open and accepting group of people.
The Initiative at DEerfield Academy is an enrichment and fulfillment program supported by Deerfield Academy that is intended to provide students, faculty, friends, and the community with opportunities to explore traditions, cultures, artistic mediums, and ways of living.
International Student Alliance (ISA)
As an all-inclusive club, the International Student Alliance seeks to foster a welcoming and tolerant community for all students, celebrate diversity on campus, and promote unity and connection between different student groups at Deerfield.
Jewish Student Alliance (JSA)
A student and faculty group that meets periodically to celebrate Jewish holidays and discuss issues of interest. All students and faculty are welcome.
Latin American Student Alliance (LASA)
LASA is an un-exclusive support group for Latin American students and those interested in Latin American culture. It is aimed to help further advance the agenda of Latino/a students at Deerfield Academy by endorsing cultural awareness and understanding and by urging students to engage in culture exchange.
Native American Cultural Alliance (NACA)
The mission of the Native American Cultural Alliance is to promote increased awareness and foster understanding, respect, and appreciation of Native American culture, traditions, and history within Deerfield Academy and its respective community.
Peer Counselors
A group of juniors and seniors act as helpful listeners and sources of support and information for their peers. Peer Counselors can be reached during office hours in the basement of the Health Center (Dewey House), around campus, or in their dorms. All conversations are confidential. Visit the Peer Counseling Site.
Peer Tutors
A group of sophomore, junior, and senior academic leaders who apply to be tutors in specific subject areas. Groups of peer tutors rotate evenings "on duty" in the library for students to drop in for extra help. They are also available for one-on-one tutoring, and are matched up with students in need by a select group of experienced head peer tutors. Head peer tutors attend a leadership-training program and are integrally involved in academic orientation for new students at the start of each school year.
Boarding proctors are seniors who live on underclassmen corridors; day student proctors are assigned to underclassmen day student proctees. All proctors provide their proctees guidance and friendship throughout the year. Proctors are identified through a selection process each spring.
Row Captains
This is a group of selected juniors and seniors who take attendance at all sit-down meals. These students are not assigned to a sit-down table and eat downstairs in the Parker Room.
The Scroll
The Academy's student-run newspaper. A hard-working editorial board coordinates a cast of writers and photographers to produce the widely read paper, which is published nine times a year in both print and as an online edition.
SPAM (Student Programs and More)
SPAM is a group of students who work with the Director of Student Activities to plan activities for weekends and other events both on and off campus. They plan dances, schedule bands, organize day trips, and more.
Student Council
The Student Council is composed of class officers and forms a liaison between students and faculty/administration. The council also reviews petitions from any support group or club that wishes to receive funds for projects. The council meets every Sunday evening after sit-down dinner.
Tour Guides
Do you like to go for walks? To meet new people? To share your love of Deerfield? If you answered yes to any of these questions, perhaps you should become a Deerfield tour guide.


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Jenson Button has given McLaren an early 2012 boost by taking out the 2012 Melbourne Formula One Grand Prix, with Australia's great hope, Mark Webber, finishing fourth.
It was Button's third win in Melbourne following successes in 2009 and 20120.
Button finished ahead of reigning world champion Sebastian Vettel (Red Bull), with Lewis Hamilton third in his McLaren. Fernando Alonso finished fifth.
Webber's compatriot, Dan Ricciardo, executed an amazing final lap to secure ninth and grab his first championship points.
Earlier, Button shocked Hamilton by taking a lead early in the race while Webber and Ricciardo both had poor starts.
Webber dropped from fifth on the grid to ninth quickly but would be satisfied after making his way into fourth position by the completion of the race.
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Celebration Of Vintage and Retro Design
Retro and vintage designs are often considered as being outdated, looking old, unattractive and dull. That's not true. Although compared to modern design, retro is mostly a completely different realm, it has a large variety of benefits modern graphic designers often tend to overlook. And that's a pity. Because we, as designers, can learn a lot from it.
Nostalgic designs arise feelings, awake memories and better manage to involve broad range of readers even although they don't really realize it. Furthermore, retro can look cool and offer readers or visitors something they haven't expected at all. So why not try to impress them with some impressive vintage art for a change?
Below you'll find the celebration of retro and vintage design — ads, illustrations, book covers, pins and posters from 1920-1980s. The images weren't necessarily created in the mid of 20th century. Vintage is living today which is why this post also features artists and designers who make use of the vintage and retro style in their works.
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Retro Cosmic
Retro Cosmic
Designs by James White.
Robot Rock!
Daft Punk's recent cover is stylish and cool: retro is in.
Yopta project
Evgeniy Kiselev's design project.
Andy Gilmore
Playful colors in the retro-look.
Packaging and Advertisement
Ice Cream Man
A contemporary illustration.
Fortunello Advertisement
This one is so effective! We've bought us an ice-cream immediately after we've seen this ad.
Hudson – Circus C
Page from "Circus Alphabet", a Whitman Tell-A-Tale Book, 1954. Illustrated by Patric Hudson.
Boys and Girls
Betty Crocker's New Boys and Girls Cook Book, 1965.
Jantzen Swimsuits
Designed by Pete Hawley, 1949.
Petri Wine
Everything tastes better with Petri Wine. Designed by Nick Carter in 1949.
Say their names!
The Thinking Book by Adelaide Hall, pictures by Dagmar Wilson, 1963 (1970 ed.).
A mid-century ad print.
Kiss of perfection
'Teen Oct. 1961.
Soviet Champagne Ad
Simple and beautiful.
25 Project
"Southern California has this stupid "Click It, Or Ticket" slogan for fastening your safety belt. But they also just have the boring silhouette "Fasten Your Safety Belt" signs around, these would be much cuter!"
Licor del Polo
A Spanish advertisement of the Licor del Polo, 1960.
Wrigley's Spearmint gum ad
Wrigley's Spearmint gum ad from Real America Magazine April 1935.
Magazine Ad – Scout (USA)
1961 Magazine Advertisement. "Meet the Scout: a whole new idea in low-cost transportation". International Harvester Company.
Car ad
1948 Oldsmobile Series "60″ Convertible Coupe.
Skin creme ad
Do you actually believe that this ad is from 1970s? TV Radio Mirror, July 1972.
Space Art
Bohn Aluminum & Brass, 1947.
Colossal Cocktails
"Back of an old matchbook purchased on eBay, of course. Would make a great party invite."
Diabolical Appliance Mavens
"Life magazine", March 9th, 1953.
Calendar Hotpoint December
1953 advertising calendar for Hotpoint Appliances, featuring "All Electric" kitchens – December.
1957 Secret Squadron Official Manual – cover
From the "1957 Secret Squadron Official Manual and Code Book" — a promotional item from Ovaltine, sponsors of the Captain Midnight TV series. The Captain's airplane was called the "Silver Dart."
Flight through instruments
Telstar Logistics: "Flight thru Instruments" and the Fine Art of Instructional Illustration.
Traffic of the Future
1960′s Advertising – Packaging – Superga (Italy)
1969 Packaging. "Superga", Advertising Office: Unimark International. Torino, Italy
I Wake Up Screaming
Classic. How many books with such covers have you read in your life? Book cover from 1941.
Vintage Pins and Vintage Buttons
Brooch Cluster-Retro Blue Dots On Brown
Crafting 365, day 173 – pink teacups
Posters and Typography
1960′s Advertising – Magazine Ad – Film special (Italy)
1969 Magazine Advertisement. "Film Special: bimestrale sui problemi della comunicazione audiovisia". Advertising Office: Studio S & F Cappellato. Milano, Italy
Scott Hansen
Scott Hansen's work is extremely powerful. These poster impress with the effective use of colors and geometric forms.
A poster with a nice pattern. Simple and effective.
TV Ad
A retro-poster from 70s.
Ulrich Schnauss Poster
A poster for the Electronica concert of Ulrich Schnauss.
Retro DVD Booklet
A clean DVD-booklet in a retro-look.
For The Love Of Letters Poster
Nick Sherman with an interesting use of letters.
Graphis Annual – 1965/66
"Ad for a printers by Karl Gerstner. This series of ads changed over the years it was used by simply changing the colour of each plate and the order in which they overprinted. "
Graphis Diagrams 1974
Graphics Design from the 70s.
Olympic Pictogram designed by Otl Aicher in 70s.
Thirty years of design at MIT
A classic by Jacqueline S Casey.
Vintage Logos Collection
Collection of vintage logos from a mid-70′s edition of the book World of Logotypes.
Outstanding typographics posters from 1969.
Five British Graphic Designers
A timeless poster created in 1969. "Five British Graphic Designers", by Studio Coppola from Milano, Italy.
Say yes! to analog design
Yes studio hooked up a sweet 12″ cover for the UK band the stand. The album is from 2005.
são paulo – braSil
São paulo, Brazil, by Murilo Parra Contro.
97. Book Cover
A book cover with an interesting use of geometric forms.
Beethoven Poster
A minimalistic poster from 1955.
Burundi 57
Beautiful old-stylish typographic poster.
Last Click
DVNO Music Video
Retro in action.
Retro Toy Packaging
Packaging design goes vintage.
A Retro Bus
Buses can also smile. Cutie!
knick knacks
How sweet is that? Sculptures from the last century.
OK, now it's time for a coffee break.
Sources and Resources
- Gallery on Graphics Design History
A huge photostream with works of masters of graphics design in the last century, such as Lester Beall, J. C. Leyendecker, Paul Rand, Ray and Charles Eames, El Lissitzky and, of course, Swiss graphic design.
- Graphic Collection
Old issues of Graphis, international journal of visual communication. Typographic inspiration from 50-70s.
- grain edit
Grain edit is focused on classic design work from the 1950s-1970s and contemporary designers that draw inspiration from that time period.
- Retro-Futurism
This site which features paintings from the 50s and 60s by German futurist visionary Klaus Bürgle, plus other German/Austrian space art painters from that era.
- Get Go Retro Blog
A blog dedicated to retro product design. Sexy!
- Plan59.com
A large selection of posters and ads from 1950s.
- Duke University Library: Ad*Access
A collection of literally thousands of ads from 1911 to 1957.
- The Retro Kid Pool
- Pins Pool
- Badges Pool
- Vintage Advertising Pool
- Retro Art


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Is God the Creator?
Does BioLogos believe that God is the creator? Yes, all Christians believe this; the question is, how did God create?
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Does BioLogos believe that God is the creator? Yes, all Christians believe this; the question is, how did God create?
As people came together for real conversations, they actually listened to one another, which is not always common in the kind of controversial topics we were exploring—topics about origins, evolution, and biblical interpretation.
In this series, Ryan Pettey offers several clips from his powerful documentary "From the Dust". This feature-length film is divided up into various sections, each of which wrestles with the difficult problems that arise when reconciling Scripture with the theory of evolution. A light of hope dawns on the science-faith conversation, however, as scientists and theologians engage in honest dialogue about tough issues such as the interpretation of Genesis, the nature of the Fall, and the idea of random design. Their profound insights are sure to enlighten all minds, raise deeper questions, and provoke new thought.
In this video Conversation, Denis Alexander asserts that contemporary Christians are not taking the early chapters of Genesis seriously enough.
Yesterday, biology professors Randy Moore and Sehoya Cotner raised the concern that workshops focused on evolution-related training do not reach creationism-based biology teachers. Today, we'd like to focus on BioLogos' efforts to address that divide through our Biology by the Sea workshops.
As he endeavored to learn more, David was intrigued by Francis Collins book The Language of God because Francis did not present evolution as a rival theory to Christian faith, but as something that described God's method of creation.
In today's video, Revd. Dr. David Wenham discusses how defending the Truth of scripture doesn't always require an ultra-literalistic interpretation.
In today's video, Brian McLaren discusses the value of considering Scripture in light of the cultures that surrounded them. The Biblical writers were aware of the myths of the power nations that surrounded them, but flipped their stories on their heads to reveal truth about God.
In this video, Alister McGrath discusses the importance of going beyond surface readings, both in Scripture and in the natural world. The parable of the sower, for example, contains a far deeper meaning than a story of a man scattering seed.
When addressing the science and faith dialogue, one of the first things we must look at is how we interpret scripture. In today's video, Nancey Murphy discusses the importance of narratives as a tool for the ancient writers to teach theological truths, especially about the nature of creation.
In today's video, theologian Chris Tilling discusses biblical genre and the relational truth of Scripture. Tilling notes that when we read the Biblical text, we bring our own presuppositions and assumptions to the text (what theologians call "eisegesis").
In this video, physicist Ard Louis describes that our value and purpose do not come from whether or not we were created by an evolutionary mechanism. Evolution may tell us something about how we were created, but it is not the source of our worth.
In this video, Aaron Daly offers his thoughts on theistic evolution, creation, and how Christians should handle disagreements over these issues. Most of all, Aaron highlights the need for love in our discussions with one another, especially when we disagree.
In this video Conversation, Greg Boyd notes that some believers conceive of their faith as a "house of cards"—where shifting one element will collapse the whole thing.
In this video "Conversation," Pete Enns addresses some assumptions about ancient readers and writers that are relevant to the way we should read Genesis in the 21st century.
In this video Conversation, Rev. N.T. Wright responds to the controversy in evangelicalism about evolution. Is this a "culture war" issue?
In this video Conversation, Rev. N.T. Wright responds to the question, "If you take Genesis in a non-literal fashion, especially the creation stories, why take anything in the Bible literally—such as the Gospels? Do you take the Gospels literally?"
To understand and apply Genesis 1 correctly, we have to consider issues of genre and intention. Too often these chapters are read as if they present a purely straightforward historical and even scientific account of cosmic and human origins.
In this video Conversation, Joel Hunter acknowledges the risk that pastors take when preaching on Genesis—and in particular, when they approach it with an attitude of humility, allowing the possibility that the text was not meant to be understood in literal terms.
By all accounts, my faith should have perished the moment I started asking questions about faith and science. All my life I'd been taught that I had to choose—between believing the Bible and believing my science book, between honoring God and embracing evolution.


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1 teaspoon dark sesame oil
1/4 teaspoon salt
1/4 cup teriyaki sauce
½ to 1 teaspoon wasabi paste or powder, optional
4 cups chilled, cooked brown or white rice
4 tablespoons expeller-pressed canola oil, safflower oil or peanut oil
1 small red onion, halved, cut into thin wedges
½ teaspoon sugar
½ bunch skinny asparagus, ends trimmed, cut into 2-inch lengths
½ green bell pepper, cut into 1/4 inch pieces
2 cloves garlic, finely chopped
Chopped fresh cilantro
1Cut steak into 3-inch wide pieces. Turn the pieces so you can cut the steak against the grain into super-thin slices. Beat eggs with sesame oil and a pinch of salt in a small bowl. Mix teriyaki sauce and wasabi in small bowl. Put all ingredients near cooking surface.
2Heat a well-seasoned wok (or large deep-sided nonstick skillet) over high heat until a drop of water evaporates on contact. Add 1 tablespoon oil, then add onion. Stir-fry over high heat, 2 minutes. Sprinkle with sugar and a pinch of salt. Stir-fry until nicely caramelized, about 3 minutes. With a slotted spoon, transfer onion to a large plate.
3Add 1 tablespoon oil to wok; add asparagus and bell pepper. Stir-fry until crisp-tender, about 2 minutes. Stir in garlic; cook, 30 seconds. Transfer to plate.
4Add 1 tablespoon oil to wok; add steak. Stir-fry until medium-rare, 2-3 minutes. Transfer to plate.
5Add remaining 1 tablespoon oil to wok. When hot, add eggs; stir-fry with a spatula until lightly scrambled. Add the rice; stir-fry until very hot, about 3 minutes. Stir in all ingredients from plate. Stir-fry until heated through, 2-3 minutes. Serve with the teriyaki sauce and cilantro.
Nutrition information:
Per serving: 553 calories, 25 g fat, 4 g saturated fat, 132 mg cholesterol, 61 g carbohydrates, 22 g protein, 782 mg sodium, 5 g fiber.
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When I bought my first iPhone, it was hardware unlocked, it was fine, also, I could hide my caller ID settings > phone > caller ID, and set it off.
My iPhone would call as "private".
I bought my second iPhone, I gifted the first one, this one (the second) was unlocked using anysim v.1.02, everything went fine. Everything works except for the Caller ID option, the option is grayed out.
The first iPhone was working ok, this one is not letting me restrict the caller ID.
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Open iTunes to buy and download apps.
Use Xbox 360 SmartGlass to enhance your entertainment on Xbox 360.
Xbox 360 SmartGlass lets your device work with your Xbox 360 console to bring rich, interactive experiences and unique content about what you're watching or playing, right to the device that's already in your hand. Interact with your favorite TV shows, movies, music, sports, and games, and bring remote control to a whole new level.
You can also connect with your Xbox friends, track and compare your achievements, and change up your 3D avatar.
Got an Xbox One? There's an Xbox One SmartGlass app too.
Xbox 360 SmartGlass lets you:
• Navigate your Xbox 360 with swipe and tap
• Use your phone's keyboard to type to your Xbox 360
• Browse the Internet on your Xbox 360 with full keyboard and zooming
• Play, pause, fast forward, rewind, and stop videos and music on your Xbox 360
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• Track and compare your achievements with your Xbox friends
• Change up your 3D avatar
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• Edit your Xbox profile
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Good app lacking a little
First, I like the app a lot especially with for watching Netflix. However, you could do a little extra to make this app great for the 360 or maybe even for the next gen! My only major gripe with this app is the remote feature. It's one of the most useful things, but it lacks greatly and is sometimes inconvenient.
What could be better:
1. When I'm using the remote feature, you could make keyboard come up when I am trying to search. Instead of scrolling through the letters and pressing A.
2. Spruce up the remote interface please! It's a little awkward. I like something more easy to natural.
3. If it was possible to keep the app running after I lock the device. So I can double tap and press pause next or fast forward, that would be very useful.
4. This may already be a feature that I haven't figured our yet. If it isn't, please make it so I can message recent players from the smartglass! I play sports games a lot and it would be a lot easier to send message of "good game" or maybe trash talk during game play. Pausing the match to do it is awful.
I would still download this app if you have the 360. It does have purpose.
A Must Have If You Have XboxLive
If you're like me, you absolutely hate messaging on any sort of console wether it be PS3 or Xbox360. SmartGlass obliterates that barrier. Now I can easily message my friends from my iOS devices (iPhone & iPad) using my easy touch keypad OR I can use my iOS device as a controller and message from there! Not to mention I can view all of my achievements (the date I received them), see who is online, customize my avatar, seamlessly switch between applications, and last but not least use my phone as a controller! I rarely use my Xbox controller anymore.
This is seriously one up over what Sony has now for their fans which is unfortunately nothing. Excited to learn more about their Playstation App...whenever it comes out.
Anyway, this app is a must!
Though it would be nice if you could make purchases from your device (with the release of Xbox One coming November 22nd I am sure the app will be updated soon).
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All I can say is WOW! My whole Xbox experience has changed. This app will pave the future for gaming console control technology. I own an iPhone 5 and a galaxy s3. I was astonished to discover that on my galaxy s3 I can control every thing on my Xbox displayed to my tv screen, such as pictures, videos, downloads, games, pretty much anything on my Galaxy S3 however my iphone 5 is very limited in allowing the control of what I want to see on my tv screen. I cannot display a simple picture from my iphone photo album on my Xbox to my tv using this function on my iphone 5. iPhone 5 beats the galaxy s3 in most things but iphone and Xbox yet have work to do. Please enable the iPhone 5 the capability to at least match the performance of this function. Thank you.
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Parking here was cheap and convenient except that it ended up being on the route of the Shamrock Shuffle and the only entrance/exit of the lot faced the street that the race was on. I had to wait til the race ended to get out. Not your fault but it made my parking experience less than ideal.
perfect location. I park here for every race downtown. Easy to get on and off the interstate.
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Great location. But the facilities were lacking. There was no mobile scan.
Close to Grant Park. Easy In/Easy Out. No traffic arriving or leaving the Hot Chocolate 15k.
This is a large commercial surface lot. We're right off the Eisenhower Expwy and blocks away from Grant Park.
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In April of last year, the Center for Inquiry, an organization advocating for science, reason, and secular values, brought suit against the Wyndgate Country Club of Rochester Hills, Michigan for violation of both the federal and state civil rights laws, as well as breach of contract, after it cancelled an October, 2011 CFI-Michigan event featuring famous atheist Richard Dawkins. The club tried to justify breaking its contract by stating that "the owner does not wish to associate with certain individuals and philosophies." The club's representative specifically cited a concern over Dawkins' appearance on The O'Reilly Factor a few days before, in which Dawkins' atheism was the chief topic.
"We're very pleased with the outcome of this case, which we regard as an unqualified vindication of the rights of nonbelievers," said Ronald A. Lindsay, president and CEO of the Center for Inquiry. "We are confident it will send a strong message that as much as this country now rejects discrimination based on race, sexual orientation, and religion, so must we reject just as strongly discrimination against those with no religion."
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NHL: Ryan Smyth had a goal and two assists and Andrew Raycroft made 28 saves in the Avalanche's 4-1 victory over the host Capitals. Colorado won its third straight game and ended Washington's winning streak at three. Nicklas Backstrom scored for the Capitals.
NASCAR: Brian Vickers won the sixth pole of his career, touring the two-mile Auto Club Speedway oval in Fontana, Calif., at 183.429 mph. That relegated three-time reigning Sprint Cup champion Jimmie Johnson to the outside of the front row for tomorrow's Auto Club 500. Johnson had a lap at 183.164 mph.
NFL: The Redskins released linebacker Marcus Washington. ... The Jets cut tight end Chris Baker. ... Cornerback Joselio Hanson agreed to terms on a five-year deal with the Eagles. ... Offensive tackle Vernon Carey signed a multiyear contract extension with the Dolphins, the team said.
College football: Former Kansas State coach Ron Prince is rejoining Virginia's staff as an assistant. Cavaliers coach Al Groh said Prince will coordinate special teams. Prince was fired from the Kansas State job in November after 2 1/2 seasons in which he went 16-18. Before joining the Wildcats, Prince spent five years with the Cavaliers, including three as offensive coordinator.
Men's college lacrosse: Sean Delaney scored back-to-back goals in the final six minutes to lead No.4 North Carolina (3-0) to a 9-8 home victory over No.9 Navy (2-1). ... Steven Boyle scored four goals as No.5 Johns Hopkins (1-0) won, 11-3, over visiting Siena (0-1).
Tennis: Venus Williams beat younger sister Serena, 6-1, 2-6, 7-6 (3), to reach the final of the WTA Dubai Tennis Championship in the United Arab Emirates. In today's final, Venus will face Virginie Razzano, who defeated Kaia Kanepi, 6-1, 6-2, in the other semifinal. ... The Women's Tennis Association fined Dubai Tennis Championships organizers a record $300,000 after Israeli player Shahar Peer was denied a visa by the United Arab Emirates. ... Andy Roddick - who beat fellow American Sam Querrey, 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, to reach the semifinals of the ATP Regions Morgan Keegan Championships in Memphis, Tenn. - said he won't defend his title in Dubai next week because he doesn't agree with the United Arab Emirates' decision to deny Peer a visa.
Varsity boys basketball: Shawn Holmes, a Calvert Hall guard, is a member of the Baltimore County all-star team that will play a Baltimore City team as part of the Charm City Challenge on April5 at Towson Center.
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Republican Rep. Lee Terry's week hasn't been all bad.
The embattled congressman from Omaha reported a healthy fundraising quarter Wednesday, saying he had more than a half-million in the bank as of the end of September.
It was the biggest war chest Terry has amassed at this point in an election cycle — 13 months before the next election — since he first won his seat in Congress in 1998.
The fundraising numbers were released after a tough week of criticism over Terry's explanation of why he would not give up his paycheck during the federal government shutdown. Terry said he couldn't "handle it" with a child in college and a mortgage to pay on a "nice house."
Terry apologized Sunday, saying that he was "ashamed" of his comments and that it did not reflect the "nature of his character." He also reversed course and said he would not accept a paycheck until after the shutdown ended.
Terry's verbal misstep has had instant ramifications back home. Democrats are urging Omaha City Councilman Pete Festersen to reconsider his decision not to get into the race against Terry. Festersen has since left open the door for a possible run.
Also, on Wednesday, Republican Chip Maxwell said he would consider a primary challenge against Terry.
Maxwell, who is a former Douglas County Board member, said his decision was not motivated by Terry's paycheck controversy but rather by a "long-simmering" concern over the nation's fiscal policies.
Maxwell, who considers himself a Tea Party candidate, has flirted with a congressional run before. Last year, he issued a press release saying that if he sold 30,000 copies of a $10 book that he had written about the fiscal crisis, he would run in 2014.
Some Republicans said Maxwell would likely not be the last Republican to consider a primary challenge against Terry, who has faced such challenges in almost all of his re-election campaigns.
"I wouldn't be surprised if there are more," said Scott Peterson, former chairman of the Douglas County Republican Party.
If Terry is challenged, he will have the support of some key party officials, including J.L. Spray, chairman of the Nebraska Republican Party, and Bryan Baumgart, chairman of the Douglas County Republican Party.
Spray said he believes most voters will accept Terry's apology and move on from the paycheck controversy.
"I want and expect him to run," Spray said.
Baumgart issued similar words of support. "I'm behind Lee 100 percent," he said.
Terry's campaign released his initial fundraising numbers Wednesday. In the third quarter of this year, Terry raised $389,000 and had $558,000 in the bank.
In comparison, in the third quarter of 2011, Terry held a $320,000 war chest.
The following year, Terry defeated four Republican challengers, winning 59 percent of the vote on primary night. He then went on to defeat Democrat John Ewing by 2 percentage points.


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Osprey Cam is back for a new season! Watch ospreys live from the Alabama coast as they build their nest, hatch eggs and feed their nestlings. This year, with an infrared camera, you can watch them 24/7 and enjoy an extraordinary view into the lives of these birds.
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What makes for a great animal live cam feature? Of course you need some compelling animals — but that's just one key ingredient in the recipe. You need science, community and a willingness to let people project their imaginations onto the critters, too.
Farewell to Osprey Cam
All kids eventually leave home to make their own way in the world. While most human parents have 18 years or so years to prepare for the inevitable "empty nest" syndrome, bird parents only have a few months. Such is the case with our charismatic osprey family on Alabama's Gulf Coast, stars of this summer's popular blog and social media hit, Osprey Cam. Now, eager wildlife cam fans want to know: will the osprey cam be renewed in 2014?
Osprey Cam: Reality TV Featuring Our Wild Neighbors
There are some new neighbors in town, and I can't stop spying on them!
Allie and Bama recently moved to Orange Beach, Alabama. They live on prime real estate in this pristine beach town along the northern Gulf Coast. The climate is sub-tropical, grocery shopping is close-by, and the commute to work is more than manageable. They utilize locally sourced food for nourishment and have recycled building material for their humble abode. Their family is healthy and quickly growing with the arrival of two new offspring.
Allie, Bama and their newborns are not your typical beach-town family. They are birds of prey, called osprey (Pandion haliaetus) and in late spring this spring, The Nature Conservancy and our partners installed a camera to monitor their activities 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
We have been invited into the home of Allie and Bama, and it has been the best unscripted reality show I've ever seen!
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Welcome to the 2012 Purity Ball!
The Christian Center is once again thrilled to host the Father-Daughter Purity Ball. It is our pleasure to hold high the banner of purity in the midst of a culture that destroys it.
We hope you will join us as we encourage young women to commit to moral purity and help them understand the beautiful and righteous life God offers them.
The Bible lays the responsibility of protecting daughters at the feet of their fathers. We desire to charge men to take up this mantle of responsibility!
God thinks the protection of a woman's purity should be extravagant and so do we! We look forward to this formal evening and hope you will join us.
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|5:00pm to 10:00pm
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|Teresa Scanlan, 2011 Miss America
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"Dear God, please help me to be a diligent servant not only today but from here on out. Give me the strength and wisdom to accurately handle your word of truth and the diligence and perseverance necessary to be a worker who is not ashamed. I wish to be a shining light for you, a glowing example of who you are, and a grain of salt in a tasteless world. Whether or not this is achieved through a position, crown, title, or job, please place me exactly where you need me to be an effective ambassador for you. I am clay in your hands, your humble servant, willing to do whatever you wish for me in your perfect plan. I love you so much and thank you for blessing me so tremendously and bestowing such outstanding opportunity on me. My greatest wish is to exemplify your love through my words and actions in order to bring others to you. Your Loving Daughter, Teresa"
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4. Your body produces oil to naturally condition your hair and keep it healthy. Using shampoo daily upsets the natural balance and causes you to produce more oil than necessary to compensate.
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What are they? Dihydrogen monoxide and silicon dioxide. Both of these compounds can be very, very dangerous, even kill you. Use wisely.
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Note that I said both compounds can be dangerous and even kill you, so use wisely. Nice wet beach sand rubbed onto grimy hands, soiled knees or other stained body parts will clean them up nicely.
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You'll find using diluted lemon or vinegar rinse works well, it helps to smooth the hair cuticle making it slippery & less tangled. I hope this helps!
Also, when starting out, you may want to do this before a gentle shampoo, depending on what condition your scalp is in when you start up and how much dander you break loose and how much oil gets freed into your hair.
After cleaning your hair with the brush, it's a good idea to clean the brush before doing the "100 strokes" (I used two brushes when I had long hair, stiffer for cleaning).
Once your scalp is healthy, from time to time when there is too much oil in your hair, instead of a shampoo, you can brush a little baby powder or talcum powder thru your hair during brush cleaning.
Factors that may alter your usual routine are how much your scalp was sweating and how much dust or floating debris from the environment got in your hair.
In effect, your healthy scalp and hair become a micro environment where conditions vary by days, activities, and seasons, and your grooming adapts to those conditions, including when it's time to wash it.
Don't confuse the above with detangling your hair for whatever reason (see next post) and do trim your split ends.
In addition you can make your own conditioner so much more cheaply than buying it. I like this one: http://www.instructables.com/id/Eco-friendly-low-cost-hair-conditioner-and-gel/
My hair is curly and, therefore, dry and this conditioner has done wonders for my hair this winter. My hair usually doesn't curl in the winter, it just dries out and frizzes no matter what I used. But with this home-made conditioner it has been soft and curly.
The outer layer of the hair, the cuticle, can be raised by heat and changes to elevate pH. The natural pH of your skin, hair, and nails is 4.5-5.5 on a scale of 0-14. Shampoos and soaps are more alkaline in nature, falling above the "neutral" 7 marker. This means that the sulfates (detergents) in these things, like that lovely smelling Pantene ProV shampoo in your shower, or your "antibacterial" soap (ALL soap is antibacterial) attach to the unwanted molecules so that the grease and dirt can all be pulled out of your hair and rinsed away. Sadly. these harsh chemicals don't discriminate. They strip your natural oils too. (I'm not going to go into health effects because I'm not qualified to do so, but I don't exactly think they're terribly healthy either.)
So your cuticle is raised, right? All the dirt is gone and you can just get your happy self out of the shower and everything will be okay? Wrong. You must CLOSE your cuticle, or your hair will be dry, probably very brittle, straw like, and break very easily. All because you chose to leave it's natural defense system open.
This is where the acidity of the ACV comes in. Or, you can use lemon juice, lime juice, or anything else nontoxic that is gentle enough to use, or that you can dilute to be so. Oh, hey, did you know that a lot of people rinse their hair in beer? (: I don't necessarily think it's the hops and barley that women (and even men) enjoy so much that makes their hair so soft and shiny. It's pH? 4.5 :D
So, my suggestion would be, (if you're 21 that is) buy yourself a 12 pack, and make yourself a deal. Before or after your shower (which, shouldn't involve cleansing your hair more than 3 times a week), take a mental health break and drink a beer, and use one more on your hair. And, notes to any other ladies out there reading this, I think it's a beer a week can help to prevent yeast infections. Win-win-win? I think so.
I hope this has helped. I'm an aspiring cosmetologist (which is why I have all this information. That, and I'm addicted to knowledge), so I thought knowing the ins and outs of the process might be useful. :)
Thank you for saving me alot of pain in my ear! :)
Ones diet also has a big effect on hair, so if nothing seems to be working, maybe making a change in what you're eating could help out. I notice that when I get all of my minerals and vitamins, my skin and hair and nails are much healthier than when I'm too tired to prepare food and eat processed stuff.
I've tried commercial hair shampoos to solve my dandruff problem which I previously thought was attributed to fungal infections, but it turns it out it's because the shampoo I used (Herbal Essences -.-) was incompatible with me and simply destroyed my skin.
So I tried sodium bicarbonate today. I was a little freaked out by the fact that I dropped a lot of hair during the wash compared to mild commercial shampoos like Simple. Also, after rinsing, while it was still wet it felt rubbery, I guess it's too strong a cleansing agent. When my hair was still wet it felt really horrible, so I conditioned my hair with a leave-in silk conditioner and now that it's dry it seems fine.
I'll try this again, if not because I skipped the ACV then because I think it's worth tweaking and giving a second shot. I'm not going back to commercial hair shampoo. If anyone has any other natural remedies to recommend for my problem (flaky dandruff, increased hair fall with harsh chemicals including NaCl) don't hesitate to let me know!
Again, thank you for posting your instructable, it was really helpful.
I loose lots of hair when I shower usually, but it doesn't show, hair falls to leave place for newer ones if they fall at a normal rate. As long as you don't see chunks of hair falling down I think you'll be fine.
If the ratio is still too high for your hair, you might wanna adjust it. Try different quantities, find you own. I tweaked mine and I find it to work quite well. About half a cup of baking powder in a pitcher of water, pour that stuff over you head when you shower, leave it in as long as you want, longer the better according to me, rinse that out, there ya go.