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Marigail is submitting another online order of Green Dot lapel pins to her usual vendor. This time, the vendor writes back "What do these pins mean anyway?" Marigail sends back an email describing in detail the power and purpose of the Green Dot. Within hours, the vendor writes back "I have begun wearing the pin. I printed off your explanation, and whenever someone asks me what the pin means, I simply pull your explanation out of my pocket and give it to them to read. I've had three people just today ask me."
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Stopped at a red light, Mark notices a physical altercation in the car next to him. The male driver is grabbing his female passenger and yelling. When the light turns green, Mark pauses long enough to let the car pull in front, writes down the license plate numbers, and calls the cops to make a report.
Sandy notices a disturbance at a dance club. A woman appears to be getting increasing aggressive toward her girlfriend. Sandy keeps her eyes on the couple, while gathering some additional friends for support. They stay close until the situation calms, then several of them approach the apparent victim to check in and see if she needs additional help.
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This is my mandala. It was done yesterday in about 4 hours and it is my first tattoo. I dont thinkt that tattoos NEED a special meaning but the mandala has one for me. It stands for the beauty of live but also for the evaneszent of it….its really personal.
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It took 3 hours and was the most painful thing I have ever experienced so I'm glad I got a tattoo that has a lot of meaning to me. This represents a vision I've had in my head for a couple of years since I went through a very dark time. It's a reminder to keep the light and the hope on in the darkness and without the light, all would be lost. There's also texture of a concrete wall behind the candle that represents the walls that I build up around myself. The candle holder is green because I know that I struggle with depression and green is the color for depression awareness. So this tattoo tells my story and is a reminder for me to stay positive and to keep going.
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California Assemblyman Richard Pan (D-Sacramento) last week renewed his appeal to lawmakers and stakeholders to come together quickly to prevent more of California's endangered dairy farms from going out of business.
Pan acknowledged that the California Department of Food and Agriculture (CDFA) and lawmakers have been discussing structural changes to the state milk pricing system. But he warned that a price adjustment is needed immediately to prevent the shuttering of more family dairies.
"I sincerely appreciate the work that my legislative colleagues and the California Department of Food and Agriculture have put in for our family dairy farmers who are losing their livelihoods," Pan said, "However, it is important to note that this issue cannot be tabled for a later date. The discussion between the stakeholders needs to continue. The longer we wait, the more devastating it becomes to California's dairy industry, the rural economy and our heritage."
Under California's current regulations, companies that make cheese pay dairy farmers far less for milk than they do in Wisconsin, Oregon, Washington and other states.
Pan's first effort, AB 31, would have empowered CDFA to stabilize this flawed dairy cost structure. An amended version was held in committee last week with the admonition that talks continue.
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California's dairy industry has suffered more than $2 billion in losses in the past five years, forcing nearly 400 dairy farms in California out of business. The remaining 1,500 dairies are fighting for survival.
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Great find. Its funny how we pay nasa billions a year and they say they find nothing of interest. Yet one man with a 1000 bucks or less spent can...hmmmm...why are we paying NASA?
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Nice one.
I saw something very similar to this tower myself last year.
May even have been the same one.
I only have a cheap Celestron 4", and no camera attachment (so no images), but with high mag eyepiece i could see this tower clearly...i was amazed..i'd often found anomalies in old NASA images that must have slipped by the early censors, but to see the huge tower with my own eyes live, was something else, must have easily been 10 - 20 miles high! (so NOT a mountain then), had a darker base and pedastal, and a lighter coloured topmost section...like yours has.
The only real difference between what i saw and yours, seems to be the height (yours looks taller, by maybe 1.5X) and the shape of the top, lighter section..the one i saw had what looked like a dome, or mushroom shaped top...looking a LOT like a giganic Tesla tower, with the dome on top.
Seeing It with my own eyes, no chance of fakery or photoshopping doubts, was like a..vindication for all the time spent pouring over NASA images hoping to find the anomalies missed by the censors, you know?
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What Radio Can Learn From Pandora's Tim Westergren
(by Ed Ryan) Another Radio Show gathering is in the books. As Dallas, and the "secret meeting" of 2012, fade into history, will the call for radio to speak with one voice also fade away? At every gathering of radio's biggest hitters, speaking with one voice to advance the cause of radio, is brought up on panels and during speeches. When American Airlines finally delivers the radio folks back to their markets, the one voice theme simply fades into the backgound until the next get together. Radio can change that if it takes a lesson from Pandora's Tim Westergren.
A great example of an issue that the industry says its behind is the mobile FM Chip issue. While everyone says they fully support his efforts to install and activate the chips in phones, few are seen as aggressive on the issue as Emmis CEO Jeff Smulyan. That change will only take place if consumers start requesting the chip but the radio industry has done nothing to excite the consumer to get involved.
Another issue radio can rally behind is the "Internet Radio Fairness Act" introduced by Congressman Chaffetz on Friday. Pandora pounced on the opportunity to rally its users with a personalized e-mail from Tim Westergren (see below) urging them to contact their local representatives to support the bill. The Westergren e-mail included the contact information for the users local Congressman.
Constantly bragging about 240 plus million weekly listeners, Bob Pittman, Lew Dickey, Dan Mason, Jeff Smulyan etc. can easily do the same by speaking with one voice using over-the-air commercials, e-mails, text campaigns. If, that is, the industry believes strongly enough in the bill to make the effort. It's also easy enuogh for the NAB to record an industry-wide spot supporting the bill that stations can play across the country.
Here's an easy one. How about replacing some of those PSA's now filling up breaks on your streams with a spot urging listeners to support the bill, which includes your local Congressman's phone number. We know how radio can call people to action. What a perfect opportunity right in front of us.
Hi there,
This is Tim, the founder of Pandora.
I am writing to ask for your urgent help. An important piece of legislation has just been introduced in Congress that could end long-standing discrimination against Internet radio. I'm asking that you contact your Representative to urge them to support the Internet Radio Fairness Act.
This bipartisan bill will correct the incredible inequity in how different digital radio formats are treated under the law when it comes to setting royalties. The difference is quite extraordinary. In 2011, Pandora paid over 50% of our revenues in performance royalties, while SiriusXM paid less than 10%.
As a lifelong musician, I'm fully supportive of artist compensation, but this situation can't continue. Internet radio is bringing millions of listeners back to music, and is playing the songs of tens of thousands of promising artists who would otherwise never be heard. It should be given a fair chance to succeed.
To voice your support for this initiative, please reach out to your Representative today to say you support the Internet Radio Fairness Act.
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It's crucial that Congress hears from fans of Internet radio today. Thanks for your support, and thanks for being a loyal listener.
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Now for what we are all here for, this track may or may not be a summer club anthem but it will most definitely get a lot of play and attention in the following weeks. Last summer I tried to convince my friends that Lys Feat Mooli - San Francisco Rain was going to be a massive club banger because Pete Tong was backing it along with the fact that it was an outstanding track. It got a lot of play for a couple weeks and died as fast as it rose very rarely to be heard again. When I heard this track on Dancing Astronaut right away I thought of San Francisco Rain for some reason. Either way have a listen and make your own conclusions, as to how good it is and if you will find yourself dancing in space.
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Cutting and using coupons isn't difficult. It's easy, it saves money and it can even be fun! But some readers want to push the limits of what can be done.
It's always important to use coupons correctly. Use them on the correct sizes and products, use them within the expiration date guidelines and never make photocopies of coupons.
These three readers raise some interesting questions.
Question: "I have a $2 coupon for laundry detergent that says it must be used on a 48-ounce or larger box. I typically get a smaller one because it costs less and I save more. Is it OK to use this coupon for the small size or is it fraud?"
Answer: Read the terms of the coupon. It will spell out that the coupon must be used on the 48-ounce or larger size and, further, that "any other use constitutes fraud." The answer is right there on the coupon; if you use it to buy the smaller size, you are using it in a fraudulent manner.
I have never understood why some people believe that the terms of a coupon are open to interpretation. The size and product the coupon specifies is the size and product you should use it for, period.
Today's coupons have an updated barcode that contains more detailed information about the product. This helps the register determine whether the shopper actually bought the correct size and variety before applying the discount.
The next reader has a truly wild question about coupon expiration dates.
Question: "The expiration date on most coupons shows only the last two digits of the year. For example, it might read 8/14/11 instead of 8/14/2011. Can I argue that the expiration date is 2111 and not 2011? My reasoning is that the coupon will be good in 2111, 2211, and 2311 and beyond. My kids and their kids can use this coupon if saved and passed down. When only the last two digits are shown, what determines that it is 2011?"
Answer: While coupon dates may be abbreviated, showing just the last two digits of the year, understand that it refers to the current year and not a year centuries from now. In fact, the four-digit year is encoded into the bar code on the coupon. And, the store's register will recognize that a coupon dated 8/14/11 is no good on 8/15/11.
Even if your argument held water, it's unlikely that all of the products available in stores today will be available hundreds of years from now or that the coupon discount would be significant. One of the first coupons ever issued was for Grape-Nuts cereal in the 1890s. While the coupon did not have an expiration date, it offered a one-cent savings. Even though Grape-Nuts is still available today, a savings of a penny isn't much to get excited about.
Question: "Following the very bad advice of a friend, I copied printable Internet coupons for a few months. I did not realize the magnitude of the problem, and how bad it really is -- honestly, I didn't. I also never knew those coupons could be linked to your computer's IP address. Is there any high chance that someone is going to come after me for the few months of coupons I used which are apparently considered fraudulent?"
Answer: If a coupon distributor sees identical printed coupons submitted for redemption, they can indeed track them back to the IP and hardware address of the computer that originally printed the first coupon. One major coupon site blocks printing privileges permanently and delivers the following message:
"Printing Disabled on this Computer! We have evidence that one or more coupons printed from this computer were presented multiple times for redemption in violation of our terms. By redeeming the same coupon multiple times you are committing fraud, and we are revoking your coupon printing privileges effective immediately. If we identify further evidence of fraudulent activity, we reserve the right to take additional action against the owner or user of this computer, including pursuing legal or criminal actions."
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I have been the superintendent of the Cherryville Mountainview Cemetery in Hunterdon County, New Jersey since 1991. My Father was the superintendent from 1980 to 1991. I worked for him as a caretaker during that time. Our cemetery was opened in 1850. As of Dec. 12, 2010 the entire cemetery is listed here. If you are a family member or have more info for anyone buried here I'd be glad to add it or transfer the memorial to you if you are a descendant.
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I wanted to say thank you for your service with the cemetery. I appreciate you posting memorials and their obits. Keep up the wonderful work. Mindy
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No, I am not. I am helping the Prospect Cemetery Association in updating and correcting their documents. I have photographed every visible stone in Prospect Cemetery. This cemetery is special to me because it is where my parents and my great parents and many more of my family are buried. I have transferred Carl and Bessie to you. If you want or need any more let me know. I am glad to be of service. I am retired, this is my hobby.
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Thanks. I am involved with a cemetery restoration at Swackhammer cemetery in Hunterdon County. I am related to the Osmun family and I am trying to get it sorted. Elizabeth's mother, Mary Hoppock (nee Osmun) was a sister to my 2nd great-grandfather, Peter Osmun who is buried at Swackhammer.
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Yes, you may use the photo. I am not connected, but rather a cousin.
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PS: Thanks for the offer of the Warford memorials, but please hold onto these. My connection is through the Van Cleves, so the Warfords are in-laws of cousins and someone else should have them. Thanks again Bill. -Joe
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Bill, I transferred the Porters to you. If you go to the cemetery, anything that I entered is on the right side of the cemetery (looking at the cemetery from the center opening ). Anything that Ellen Johnson entered is on the left side of the cemetery. The cemetery is not very big so you should not have any trouble locating the headstones
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Bill, You have always been good to me, so i have transferred your kin to you, even though you didn't ask! Thanks for being one of the good guys! Ellen
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Bill - I also think that the grave marker shows her maiden name. Her obit has her name as Mrs Elizabeth S. Smith. There is no mention of Higgins. She was survived by 2 sons; Burton & Roger Smith, but no brothers.
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The nonprofit organization alleges that the Maricopa County Community College District violated the FTC's "Safeguards Rule."
We explore the landscape today with which security teams must contend and compile a number of best practices and strategies you can apply to protect your company.
The Center for Digital Democracy has asked the FTC to investigate 30 U.S. firms' data collection practices, including Adobe, AOL and Datalogix.
The guidance is meant to help merchants and third parties better understand their roles and responsibilities in the payment security ecosystem.
The consensus from our panel of experts is that PCI DSS should be just one item on a far broader effort to integrate data security into enterprise risk management.
As a precaution, the ID theft protection service has removed the app from the App Store, Google Play, and Amazon Apps.
The Federal Trade Commission banned the retailer from misrepresenting its abidance in an international security framework
The agreement marks the largest HIPAA settlement to date.
Is there such a thing as an exchange of secure information in an insecure world?
A Texas-based company, Concentra, paid the HIPAA settlement stemming from a 2011 breach.
Introduced Tuesday, the Digital Privacy Act includes stiff penalties for organizations that fail to adequately respond to breaches.
Let's agree on a definition of the term "security" and move forward from there, says AT&T's Chris Mark.
The Federal Trade Commission has charged 12 companies with falsely claiming to comply with the U.S.-EU Safe Harbor Framework.
Information security personnel are challenged with protecting company reputation and enterprise and customer data from a constant and expanding barrage of cyber criminals.
GRC is at once the biggest pain point (arguably) of most large organizations and the most important task that does not usually get done right.
Version 3.0 of the PCI Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) and the Payment Application Data Security Standard (PA-DSS) became available today.
One issue with password systems has always been the 'reset' problem: what to do when a user forgets their password.
While already ubiquitous in much of the world, mobile payment options are gaining traction in the United States, reports Stephen Lawton.
So far, one solution, developed by European Payment Services, has been verified under PCI security standards for point-to-point encryption (P2PE) hardware.
In a perfect world, enterprises would know exactly when an auditor is going to show up, the questions they will ask, and data would be presented on a silver platter ready to prove the organization's compliance.
A major area of concern for security personnel these days is how we are able to achieve and maintain compliance with multiple regulatory governing bodies.
Business associates of HIPAA-covered entities are now legally bound to follow the same guidelines when securing patients' protected health information.
The promise of governance, risk and compliance technology is alluring, but getting it to work effectively is a different story, reports Alan Earls.
Robust enterprise security requires more than checking compliance boxes, says Diebold CSO Adam Williams.
There are a few key things every business should consider to truly improve data security.
The latest version of the payment security industry's data safeguarding standard should also include mandates and guidance around risk management, penetration testing and mobile.
Facebook has released its first-ever transparency report, a document breaking down the number of worldwide government requests for data on users. Not surprisingly, the U.S. is far and away the leader.
The council released a highlight of potential new requirements and guidance to the PCI Data Security Standard and Payment Application Data Security Standard, both due out in November.
To effectively mitigate mobile risk, organizations should employ the same content security capabilities, and ideally leverage the same content policies and rules in mobile environments.
The tentative list of incentives would entice companies to participate in the "Cyber Security Framework," a measure that aims to help the nation stave off industrial attacks.


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1A laptop computer, a gaming system and diamond earrings were stolen from a home in the 7100 block of South 37th Place between 8 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Nov. 7. A window on the south side of the home was pried open to gain entry.
2A student's tablet computer was stolen at Franklin High School, 8222 S. 51st St., between 5 and 6 p.m. Nov. 1.
3A resident reported a female acquaintance stole a handgun from his home in the 6400 block of South 35th Street about 10:30 a.m. Nov. 5. Police contacted the woman, who stated she didn't have the gun anymore before hanging up. Police are investigating.
4An 18-year-old woman and a 17-year-old girl were arrested for shoplifting $114 worth of makeup and personal care products at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., at 4:45 p.m. Nov. 7.
5A 23-year-old woman was arrested for shoplifting $20 worth of children's underwear at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., at 2:50 p.m. Nov. 8.
6A 37-year-old Milwaukee woman was arrested for shoplifting merchandise at Goodwill Industries, 6941 S. Riverwood Blvd., at 6:30 p.m. Nov. 9.
7A 53-year-old Milwaukee man was arrested for theft and trespassing after he stole $3,900 worth of auto parts stored behind Gordon's No. 1 Wheel Service, 11241 W. Forest Home Ave., at 4:40 p.m. Nov. 10. The theft, which took place between 6:30 and 9 p.m. Oct. 27, was captured on surveillance video.
8A leather purse containing a driver's license, Social Security card, keys and debit cards was stolen from an employee after she left the purse on an outside ledge during her break at Walmart, 6701 S. 27th St., about 4 p.m. Nov. 11.
A woman told police that her ex-boyfriend, a 17-year-old boy, blocked her airway by choking her with both hands and caused bruising on her neck about 1 p.m. Nov. 7.
9A vehicle was scratched while parked outside Planet Fitness, 6529 S. 27th St., between 3:30 and 6 a.m. Nov. 8. Damage is estimated at $2,500.
10A 52-year-old Franklin man was cited for littering after he burned garbage in an uncovered grill and allowed the litter and garbage to blow into other yards in the 6900 block of South Brian Court about 12:30 p.m. Nov. 6.
11An officer removed a political sign that was posted too close to a polling place at the Milwaukee County Sports Complex near 60th Street and Ryan Road just before 1 p.m. Nov. 6.
12An employee at Whitnall Pointe Apartments, 10502 W. Cortez Circle, called police after a 26-year-old male tenant threatened to shoot a maintenance worker if he came into his apartment to make an emergency repair about 4 p.m. Nov. 6. The tenant stated he had the right to shoot anyone that comes into his apartment because Scott Walker put the Castle Doctrine into effect stating he could do so. The tenant owns an AK-47, which was seen when a maintenance worker entered the apartment, and a handgun. The tenant was notified that if he makes further threatening statements he will be cited for disorderly conduct.
13A resident reported her teenage daughter and a friend were followed by a man in a white pickup truck in the parking lot at Target, 7800 S. Lovers Lane Road, at 4:15 p.m. Nov. 9. The girls ran into the store after the driver, described as a 60-year-old white man with gray hair and wearing a red bra, asked them if they wanted something. Police are following up.
14A 52-year-old woman and a 49-year-old man, both of Milwaukee, were arrested for disorderly conduct after they disturbed guests by having a loud argument in the parking lot at the Park Motel, 7273 S. 27th St., at 3:45 a.m. Nov. 11.
15Officers responding to a report of family trouble in the 6900 block of South Tumblecreek Drive arrested a 38-year-old Franklin woman after she became belligerent and started yelling profanities at 11:30 a.m. Nov. 11.
Franklin police responded to one domestic violence call and assisted with two rescue calls between Nov. 6 and Nov. 12.
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Bring It On's cast recording has just hit online stores, and Broadway.com has an exclusive music video behind the scenes of the red-hot recording session! "Do Your Own Thing" and watch these incredible singers in action!
This week Kyle Dean takes us behind the scenes of a special performance and answers some of your questions in his dressing room at Pippin. Enjoy, y'all!April 24, 2014
In this week's episode, we have openings galore! Cheers to the return of Neil Patrick Harris, Sutton Foster, Daniel Radcliffe, Tony Shalhoub and Santino Fontana. What an abundance of talent!
April 23, 2014
Broadway.com puts on some make-up, turns on the eight-track and catches up with Neil Patrick Harris at the opening night of John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask's Hedwig and the Angry Inch.April 23, 2014
Welcome to the first episode of Vlogger 24601, a look backstage at Les Miserables with Broadway's Jean Valjean, Ramin Karimloo. This first episode has it all: masks, puppets and Ramin serenading us on the guitar. Enjoy!April 22, 2014
Melissa Errico previews her 54 Below show, At the Corner of 54th & Crazy, running April 22, 24 & 26 at Broadway's supper club.April 22, 2014
What happens when you lock an elderly woman and her estranged son in a brownstone full of Molotov cocktails? Find out in The Velocity of Autumn, starring Estelle Parsons and Stephen Spinella. Broadway.com chatted with the stars on opening night!April 22, 2014
Put down the knitting, the book and the broom and check out video footage of Alan Cumming, Michelle Williams and more in Cabaret at Studio 54.April 22, 2014
Broadway.com catches up with Daniel Radcliffe and the stars of Martin McDonagh's The Cripple of Inishmaan on the show's Broadway opening night.April 21, 2014
Tony winner Sutton Foster triumphantly returns to Broadway in Violet. We chatted with her, co-stars Joshua Henry, Colin Donnell and the whole cast about the musical journey they take in this heartwarming show.April 21, 2014
Satchmo at the Waldorf's John Douglas Thompson on the man behind the smile in this one-man Louis Armstrong bio-play.April 18, 2014
Broadway.com catches up with Santino Fontana, Tony Shalhoub and the stars of James Lapine's adaptation of Moss Hart's memoir Act One at the opening night party.
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Pippin's Kyle Dean Massey takes us exploring the secret passages of Broadway and a softball game in the latest epiosde of Fresh Prince.April 18, 2014


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Teacher Ryan Hari helps Nick Raska with an iPad during a math intensive class Jan. 11 at Parrish Middle School in Salem, Ore.
While on missionary trips to South Korea with his Mormon church, Lorenzo Swank recruited application developers for his mobile-application company, Pixio, based in Salt Lake City.
"It's the best time to be doing this," he said. "Five years down the road? I don't know."
Swank, also a part-time instructor at the University of Utah, teaches mobile application programming to students. He said a big issue is making sure app development is "not just a fad."
Out of Swank's 16 employees, four are recent college graduates and two are graduate students. The work, he said, is more than just someone getting rich off the latest version of Angry Birds.
Because mobile app development is so broad and new, there is room for specialization.
"There is a lot of undiscovered territory," said Swank, whose team is currently working on a custom version of Android for a project to be announced later this summer.
In the great Northwest, the U.S. Department of Education awarded four Oregon colleges a $740,000 grant through 2013 for their work on algebra apps for elementary and middle school students, USA TODAY reported.
And in Portland, start-up companies like Burnside Digital have thrived with more than 50 employees across six countries. It opened a code school last September, where students spend 12 weeks learning code, in a combination of both practice and real-time projects, before joining the company.
"We look for people that have the enthusiasm," Burnside Digital President Omid Rahmat said. "It should be like a second language."
Rahmat stressed that anyone with "practical experience" can join his company — not just college students. He has had interns as young as 16.
"You can find talent from all kinds of places," he said.
The annual median salary for a software application developer was $87,790, according to May 2010 data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
But the number is somewhat misleading because apps themselves are "disposable," said Maneesh Agrawala, an associate professor at the University of California – Berkeley. Agrawala has taught several app-development courses at Berkeley since 2009.
Being a mobile app developer is a "short-team goal," he said. "There's a lot more to it. We have to start seeing things that can also sit on both your TV and laptop."
Still, the newfound industry is exciting for students such as Adeesha Ekanayake, vice president of the Ithaca College App Club.
Ekanayake, a junior majoring in computer science, and a group of students founded the group last year after they received a $5,000 grant for winning a software competition.
His app-development classes are "exciting," he said, because Ithaca's staff is so supportive. The industry helps, too.
"It's definitely one of the options once I graduate," he said. "It's not an on-the-side thing."


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It's week two of our great summer noveling adventure—Camp Nanowrimo—and last night at the Boardwalk write-in, we decided to camp out.
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You may not think that librarians have it rough, and as a general rule, that's true. It's indoor work, no heavy lifting; admittedly, it's a pretty sweet gig.
But as with any career, we too endure our fair share of hurdles. The hardships in our workday likely pale in comparison to those in other careers, but nevertheless we have them.
You may think that aromatic quality in the air is due to the change is season, but really, it's something else-creativity igniting all around you. Next month is November, widely known as National Novel Writing Month or Nanowrimo- the wild literary endeavor where participants frantically write 50,000 words of fiction in 30 caffeine-fueled days (and many nights). In October, writers begin their stretches and breathing exercises in preparation for this month-long marathon of words.
NaNoWriMo is a very funky abbreviation, which could mean anything if you had enough time and creativity. In this case, however, it stands for National Novel Writing Month. So, if you do have that extra time and creativity, you are in luck.
Every November aspiring writers, young and old, band together in the hope of producing 50,000 words in just 30 short days.
There are two sets of people that you will interact with next month when you race away from the sound of the starting pistol into the epic Day One of Nanowrimo. One set of people is imaginary, the other real.
Are you tired of being a One Day Novelist, as in "One day I'll write a novel"? If you have always considered writing a book, November is the month for you. November is National Novel Writing Month (Nanowrimo), the endeavor where each participant cranks out 50,000 words of fiction in just 30 days.
If you want to start off National Novel Writing Month (Nanowrimo) right, then come out to Boardwalk's Nanowrimo Kick-Off Party.
Writing, in my opinion, does not take talent but imagination. Some writers can put the pen to paper (or hands on keyboard) and a story will pour out of them like water to a glass. Others, like myself, can hammer out a few solid pages of awesomeness, quickly doubt themselves, and throw it away. No matter how far I get, the outcome is always the same. It is a story that bloomed in my mind, was sure to be terrific, and ends up not being more than a few paragraphs.
Did you know that the Buckner Branch has a Young Writers' Club? We meet once a month on the 3rd Thursday at 6:30 p.m. Our kids have all sorts of fun writing adventures here at the Library. This coming November we will embark on the most awesome writing adventure ever! We will attempt to write a novel in one month. Okay, maybe not a very large novel; we are young writers after all. To accomplish this feat, there will be 3 write-ins at the Buckner Branch on the following dates:
You may be asking yourself about Meow Society. Is it for cats only? Do you learn strange new purring sounds? Do you learn how to get along with kittens? Well, it's none of those things! Meow Society is a fun, growing group of kids who are sharing their writing here at the Red Bridge Branch.
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I'll be honest, I like to make a hot cocktail on occasion.
Even more honestly, I'd rather be freezing my ass off cupping a hot mug of mulled wine, than sweating my ass off trying to grasp a slippery beer koozie.
I covered this very topic on Esquire this week, offering a few of my favorite–and manly, boy are they manly–hot cocktails for you to make at home, including:
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The couple became engaged on Christmas Eve 2012 at the home of Rosa's parents, surrounded by family.
The bride-to-be, daughter of Cynthia and Joe Cisneroz of Tracy, is a stylist and Redken artist at Hair Illusions Salon in Tracy.
Rosa graduated in 2003 from Central Catholic High School in Modesto and attended Elite cosmetology school in Stockton.
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Very easy to assemble and it holds quite a bit of weight without any issues.
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Kenneth from Fullerton, CA– Verified Buyer
This is a beautiful and functional small bookcase. It is easy to put together if you follow the instructions methodically. It's important to do this because there are no spare fasteners, not even one spare wood dowel! It took me about one hour to do it, with occasional help from my girlfriend.
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The bookcase fits so well with the other furniture in the living room that I may get another one just like it. I use it to display my collection of Deaton bronze animals in between selected books. This is a sturdy, well constructed bookcase.
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Christian Smith
Professor of Sociology and Director of the Center for the Study of Religion and Society
Ph.D.: Harvard
Research and Teaching Interests
Sociology of Religion, Social Theory, Cultural Sociology, Adolescence
Specializing in the sociology of religion and social theory, Christian Smith joined the Notre Dame faculty in fall 2006, coming from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, where he served as the Stuart Chapin Distinguished Professor of Sociology. He is the author of several books, including Lost in Transition: The Dark Side of Emerging Adulthood (Oxford University Press, 2011), What is a Person? Rethinking Humanity, Social Life, and Moral Good from the Person Up (University of Chicago Press, 2010), Souls in Transition: The Religious and Spiritual Lives of Emerging Adults (Oxford University Press, 2009) and Moral, Believing Animals: Human Personhood and Culture (Oxford University Press, 2003). What is a Person?, Souls in Transition, and Soul Searching have received numerous awards and recognition. Smith earned his doctoral and master's degrees from Harvard University.
Curriculum Vitae
Christian Smith Curriculum Vitae
Phone: (574) 631-4531
Fax: (574) 631-9238
Office: 816 Flanner Hall
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Web Page: http://www.nd.edu/~csmith22/


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Whatever! This is a chance for tsmc to make a tons of money. I'm sure they have people trying to figure things out.
This has nothing to do with reality. If Apple has that much demand, they'll just make more factories. The only real concern is Apple backsliding to proprietary CPUs that won't run Windows (again). That was a major selling point for Apples, and without that, they're going to lose some pretty massive market share on PCs again.
Changing to Intel CPUs was the best choice they ever made. Barring some massive failings on Intel's part, only an idiot would seriously consider going back to the dark ages of proprietary Apple CPUs.
I think they should make their own chips for iOS devices only. Beyond that they are going to shoot themselves in the foot if their computers no longer run windows.


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