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I carried our wedding china out to the dock, threw every goblet into the ocean.
My Father Gave the NeighborsBy Erez Bitton, translated from the Hebrew by Tsipi Keller
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Half of this / is an illusion. See here you / there is no place that does not from.
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I could feel something bright / As it left the body.
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It's your turn, it's always your turn, / the night says.
House-Sitting With Approaching FireBy Idra Novey
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Dear friends / the ash-fall is thickening here
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When we returned by a pinprick in darkness / we found ourselves in childhood
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you're nothing, / absolutely nothing, / but a Palestinian.
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Here, we always sell / the negatives for free.
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What unnameable would throw this on the floor, / noon refracted through blue windows
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NEW ORLEANS — Victor Oladipo strode off the court, and an NBA public-relations official ushered him to a corner of a room the league had reserved for interviews after Friday night's Rising Stars Challenge.
Oladipo glanced to his left and his right and saw that all of the other players were sitting on chairs as they answered questions. The Orlando Magic rookie politely asked for a chair, too.
For the first time all season, Oladipo looked exhausted.
His day began at 7 in the morning. It included a community service project and countless media sessions. And it ended as he and his Team Webber brethren lost to Team Hill 142-136 at Smoothie King Center.
"It's just fun being out there," Oladipo said. "Seeing all those guys out there and playing with these guys out there was pretty fun. I had a good time. I just went out there and played hard and just tried to enjoy myself."
Oladipo scored 13 points and dished out four assists as no one on either team defended energetically.
Even though he started at shooting guard, he played just 20 minutes. His substitute, Tim Hardaway Jr., scored 26 of his game-high 36 points in the second half, and Team Webber's coach, Rex Kalamian, kept Hardaway in the game.
Oladipo probably wanted to play more, but he broke into a wide smile as he watched Hardaway and Dion Waiters of Team Hill match each other basket-for-basket.
"It was just kind of dead in there," Hardaway said, "and we just wanted to start something, a little one-on-one battle here and there."
Oladipo had plenty of supporters in the audience.
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Magic teammate Arron Afflalo watched the exhibition from a baseline seat near the Team Webber bench. Laron Profit, one of the Magic's assistant coaches for player development, sat beside Afflalo.
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PLAYERS: Denny Hamlin, Joey Logano, Brian Vickers, Matt Kenseth, Michael Waltrip
Denny Hamlin believes that justice will be served. While NASCAR deduced that the March 24 incident between Hamlin and Joey Logano in the NASCAR Sprint Cup race at Auto Club Speedway was just a racing deal, Hamlin still believes that the accident -- which left him sidelined for at least the next four races -- was indeed intentional. However, Hamlin did not take issue with NASCAR for the decision not to penalize Logano, his former Joe Gibbs Racing teammate. He insists that racing "is a self-policing sport." "From this point on he has to deal with all the repercussions, the way he has raced guys these last few weeks," Hamlin said of Logano. "That all comes back around, it always does. I remember my rookie season this veteran driver was just irking my nerves at Martinsville and eventually ran into the side of me and cut my tire down and I remember bad-mouthing him after the race and his name was Mark Martin. At that point I was like, maybe I should just change the way I drive. He knows a little more than I do. "These guys can make your life hell if they want to. Trust me, the repercussions come from within the garage and on the racetrack, it doesn't need to come from NASCAR." The 54-year-old Martin, who is subbing for Hamlin as he recovers from a fractured L1 vertebra, remembers the moment well. Despite the lesson Martin provided Hamlin at Martinsville Speedway in 2006 -- which resulted in Hamlin's worst career finish (37th) on the half-mile oval -- the veteran says the then-25-year-old driver didn't realize that the payback was from a prior incident several races earlier at Las Vegas "that got under his skin." Ultimately, Martin says that young drivers have to "learn from their experiences." "Young, less experienced drivers when they get to this level race as hard as they can, learn and make mistakes and learn from those mistakes," Martin said. "I think that would be in general, not just to driving race cars. I think that would be the case in many sports, you learn from your experiences and you pick your battles." Subsequently, Hamlin and Martin discussed the situation with Martin providing the finer points of racing etiquette. Martin chuckled as he recalled Hamlin mimicking a similar reprimand to a younger generation driver, proving his point that NASCAR "always has been" a self-policing sport. "Those early (lessons) may not be as important as some later and if the early one cost you a chance to have a finish, you'll remember that -- especially after if happens over and over again. ... If a driver wants to ask questions, it's wide open. You can answer those questions. But learning as you do things and going through it, that's how you really, really learn. You might forget something that somebody told you, but you won't forget, especially if you have something unfavorable happen to you -- a number of times -- you tend to remember that." Martin feels lucky that his lessons came in an era before the internet, Twitter, YouTube and other forms of social media tried driver disputes in the court of public opinion. "Fortunately, back in the day, we got to work those things out much more quietly than we do today," Martin said. "There's a lot of coverage today. There's more fans and it makes for real good TV to have the controversy. It's good for the sport to have rivals and controversy. That's something that's good for the sport. "I don't particularly want to be in one but I certainly don't mind watching one." Brian Vickers, who will fill Hamlin's seat at Texas Motor Speedway next weekend, knows all too well what it's like to be the sport's whipping boy. Although he's not reviewed the dust-up between Hamlin and Logano, his own experience of being ostracized after his run-in with Matt Kenseth in the fall 2011 race at Martinsville Speedway left him feeling like an outsider. "There have definitely been times when it felt like the world was against me -- the media, some of the other drivers," Vickers said. "At Martinsville, when we were caught up in like three 12-car pileups, it had nothing to do with me. We were at the tail end of it. Then we came all the way back from that and were running seventh when Matt wrecked me. Then I wrecked him back. And everyone was against me. I was like, 'Wait a second. I was the one that was wrecked.' "It was confusing for me. It seemed like everybody was like, 'Brian caused all these problems,' but there were other guys that were in as many wrecks as me. It was just a crazy day at Martinsville. But to come back from that, have a good run, get wrecked and then retaliate, right, wrong or indifferent, at that moment it just seemed like the world was against me. What do you do? If they're against you, they're against you. It's just a part of life I guess." Vickers has since righted the situation with Kenseth, who is now also under the JGR roof. But in the weeks following the Martinsville smashup, Vickers felt excluded from the driver fraternity. Even one of his best buds, Jimmie Johnson, "criticized" his actions. "Time heals all wounds," Vickers said. "But there was a period (of) time where it seemed like no matter what I did, it was wrong. Even if I still didn't do it, it was still wrong. I didn't feel (alone) on the racetrack. It was really off the track." After seven full seasons on the Cup tour, Vickers has raced with the same drivers long enough to understand their temperaments. Just as Logano attracted the ire of Stewart for blocking him at Fontana, Vickers experienced a similar situation with the three-time champ at Sonoma. "Tony is a very passionate racer and can have a temper at times -- the truth is we all can," Vickers added. "Tony is typically more vocal about his, but I think that all drivers get upset in certain situations. I've always liked racing with Tony - the good, the bad and the ugly. "We've had a lot of fun over the years and we've had our moments on and off the racetrack, but we've always worked through them and I have a lot of respect for him. I wish Joey the best of luck in the world." How did Vickers find redemption, particularly after his run in with the less-polarizing Kenseth? "A lot of people were emotional after the situation," Vickers said. "In retrospect and reviewing things over time, they were like maybe, 'It wasn't quite how we thought it was at the moment.' That's kind of for all parties included -- even myself. And obviously, running good always helps. I think performance does more than anything." Over the last year, he made the most of his part-time opportunity with Michael Waltrip Racing. While sharing the No. 55 Toyota with Martin last year, Vickers posted three top fives and five top 10s in eight starts and enjoyed the best average finish of his Cup career. Certainly, Logano has the equipment to make his mark this season. He's currently ninth in the points standings after a third-place finish at California. But the 22-year-old driver might have a difficult time avoiding the competition on a short, tight track such as Martinsville on Sunday. Although Hamlin will watch from the sidelines, he doesn't expect the tiff to be settled this weekend. "It was what our sport was raised on, it's what got us to the point that we're at right now," Hamlin said. "(But) when drivers take it upon themselves to take someone out, they know from that point on that they've got a huge bull's-eye. I don't know. He probably needs to switch sponsors with Juan Pablo for at least two months."
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Coldbrew's Sports Bar & Grill in Roswell is changing ownership and needs a passing health inspection before applying for a new food permit.
The restaurant at 880 Holcomb Bridge Road usually gets an A on these routine inspections, but the facility didn't fare so well this time. The staff was devastated to receive a 40/U, said a manager, especially since previous scores were 93/A and 92/A.
"Nothing was wrong with the food, it's just an old facility," said the manager who goes by the moniker "Smokey."
She said there were minor problems like a broken ceiling tile and a missing light cover.
"We've had crews in here working day and night to get it ready for another inspection," she said.
Besides minor repairs and cleaning, one of the sinks leaks and needs repairing, according to the health inspector.
Points were also taken off for a few other missing items. A consumer advisory for raw or undercooked animal products is needed because the restaurant serves raw oysters. The dishwasher should have a chemical test kit to check sanitizer levels. And the holding unit should have a thermometer available to check food temperatures.
Points were also taken off because some food items were stored improperly. Raw animal foods were not separated from ready-to-eat items. Uncovered food items were found in dry storage. Prepared food was not marked for disposal.
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Michele Miller and Lisa Lowe, both Darton nursing instructors, along with 61 students from Darton's main campus and Thomasville campus, joined more than 1,000 nurses and students from around the state in Atlanta. GNA's Legislative Day is an annual event that provides members, nursing students and other RNs from across the state the opportunity to meet with and educate their legislators.
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Casey James and his band raised more than $13,000 for St. Jude Children's Research Hospital last month as part of the No Shave November campaign. The guys solicited donations as they grew beards for the entire month, and Casey was named MVB, or "Most Valuable Beard," in the competition because he led the fundraising for much of the month.
Once the competition was over, Casey shaved his beard on stage during his Friday night concert in Shreveport, LA.
Looking back on the contest, Casey is glad to have raised that much money for St. Jude.
He says, "Being an artist can sometimes give you the ability to help causes like this in a bigger way. It's something that I don't take lightly, and I'm extremely thankful for it."
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American Airlines is making money again and beating expectations after its merger with US Airways.
The company posted earnings of $480 million Thursday, a record for the first quarter, which is usually the weakest three-month period for airlines during the year. As separate airlines, American and US Airways lost $297 million a year earlier.
The profit was helped by the sale of takeoff and landing slots at Washington's Reagan National Airport. American and US Airways agreed to sell the slots to settle a government antitrust lawsuit that threatened to block the merger.
Excluding that sale and other items, the combined airline would have earned $402 million, or 54 cents per share, topping analyst projections for 48 cents per share.
Revenue rose 5.6 percent to $10 billion. Analysts expected $10.02 billion, according to a FactSet survey.
American Airlines Group Inc., formed by the December merger, is the largest airline in the world. CEO Doug Parker, who previously ran US Airways, said in a message to employees that, "In the entire history of American Airlines, we have never earned $400 million in the first three months of a year, but in the first three months since the merger, we did."
Shares of the Fort Worth, Texas, company rose closed up 17 cents, or 0.46 percent, at $37.26.
Even with the turbulence of severe winter storms and stubbornly high fuel prices, many of the other major airlines reported strong results.
Mergers have reduced competition and made it easier for the airlines to limit the supply of seats and raise average fares. Extra fees bring in billions more each year.
On Thursday, Southwest Airlines also reported record profits for the first quarter, usually the weakest time of year for the airlines. That followed a rousing report from Delta Air Lines a day earlier.
Still stuck on the tarmac: United Airlines. While rivals were making money, United lost another $609 million during the first three months of the year.
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Cancer Is Curable Now.
In reply to Uncle Don thread, but totally relevant for anyone wanting good information on the cancer topic:
And May Cancer And Bad Health Soon Be A Thing Of The Past.
It's great to see so many people considering this thread. This is important information that hasn't quite hit mainstream yet (especially the idea in the media that we are "searching for a cure for cancer" as if we haven't found any yet which I'm sure is part of the continued attempts at mind-conditioning). The world is becoming lighter, and truths are coming out from everywhere, and the mind conditioning is rapidly losing its effectiveness in all areas.
Love Infinite! Love Eternal! Love Forever! Love For And Is Everything and Everyone!
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Forget about leaving your home to go to church this holiday. Now you can take in a church ceremony in your Christmas jammies. This year, more churches, such as Middle Church in New York City, the church I attend, are steaming their ceremonies online.
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The church also encourages people to take photos during worship and post them on social media.
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But those aren't the only ways that social media is being used this holiday season. People who have nowhere to go on Christmas are turning to Reddit to meet up with other "orphans" for an orphan Christmas party.
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To day Frank Stewart arrived with the little wagon and mules, having brought down my negro man Bill & woman Louisa with sundry articles. I am still engaged in drawing off wine. Mr. Leaverton still here but very anxious to leave. he is floundering about like a fish out of water. weather clear during the day with a hard rain at night.
Thus closes my notes for the month of December and also for the year just passed and gone and now numbered with the things that were. Whether the Almighty will spare me to chronicle the daily events of the incoming year is more than I know but trusting in Him I shall enter upon the pleasing task, which is useful as a reference and may be profitable to those who have an interest in me.
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WASHINGTON Democrats seized Wednesday on a Republican Senate candidate's comments about pregnancy, looking to regain an upper hand with female voters not only in that state but also in the nationwide presidential campaign.
The candidate, Richard Mourdock of Indiana, apologized Wednesday for what he called the awkwardness of his remarks, in which he defended his opposition to abortion in all cases by saying that even pregnancy caused by rape is the will of God.
Democrats criticized him, saying the remarks were demeaning to women, and they were working to persuade women to turn away from Mourdock as well as Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
The brouhaha came as both parties wage a high-stakes contest for the support of female voters, a fight given new urgency as Democrats have lost their big lead among women and found President Barack Obama in a neck-and-neck fight for the presidency.
It was unclear whether Democrats would be able to regain their historic advantage nationally among women. Last-minute controversies have a history of affecting close races, but this time most voters already have decided on their candidates. The controversy's impact on persuadable voters could depend on how long the story survives.
"Is this likely to affect a lot of voters? I'm skeptical," said Peter Brown, assistant director of the Quinnipiac University Polling Institute.
The greatest impact could come in the Indiana Senate race, where Mourdock is fighting to keep the seat now held by Richard Lugar in Republican hands. "Odds are 75 percent it will cost Mourdock the seat," said Brad Coker, the managing director of Mason-Dixon Polling & Research. "It's going to be something that will dominate local news all week."
The story started in a Senate debate Tuesday night when Mourdock was asked about his opposition to abortion in all cases except when the woman's life is in danger. His opponent, Rep. Joe Donnelly, D-Ind., supports abortion rights in cases of rape, incest or saving the woman's life.
"I struggled with it myself for a long time," an emotional Mourdock said. "But I came to realize life is that gift from God, and I think even when life begins in that horrible situation of rape, that it is something that God intended to happen."
Soon after the debate, he and his campaign worked to make sure no one thought he was saying that rape itself was God's will. "God creates life, and that was my point," a campaign statement said. "God does not want rape, and by no means was I suggesting that He does. Rape is a horrible thing, and for anyone to twist my words otherwise is absurd and sick."
On Wednesday, Mourdock apologized for giving the impression to anyone that he condoned rape or thought God condoned rape. "I have certainly been humbled by the fact that so many people think that somehow was an interpretation," he said. "I absolutely abhor violence. I abhor any kind of sexual violence."
Romney, who's endorsed Mourdock and appears in a TV ad for him that started airing Monday, distanced himself from Mourdock's remarks. "Gov. Romney disagrees with Richard Mourdock's comments, and they do not reflect his views," spokeswoman Andrea Saul said. Romney opposes abortion rights, but does support exceptions in cases of rape, incest or to save the woman's life.
He didn't withdraw his endorsement or ask that the ad featuring his endorsement be pulled from Indiana's airwaves.
Democrats hit Mourdock and Romney within moments of the debate and continued Wednesday. In an appearance on "The Tonight Show," Obama said that "rape is rape. It is a crime," and that distinctions offered by Mourdock "don't make any sense to me."
Obama told host Jay Leno that such remarks reflect why politicians, mostly male, shouldn't be making decisions about women's health care, the Associated Press reported. He also said intrusions by politicians are part of what's at stake in the presidential election.
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After many complaints, and in order to abide by laws set up by the European Commision, Google will no longer be labeling games with in-app purchases (IAP) as free. The complaints are around children charging up their parent's credit cards, without parents knowledge, in games that were labeled as free, but offer IAP.
Originally scheduled to be released tomorrow, Modern Combat 5: Blackout is actually available now, a day early. For only $6.99 you can experience a graphically intense FPS on your mobile device and if you follow the storyline at all, then you'll be wanting this fifth installment into the series to take up where you left off in Modern Combat 4.
Chuck's Challenge 3D Reloaded is available now on Google Play published by NVIDIA Tegra Partners, just in time for the July 29th release of the Shield Tablet. It will play on many devices though, as long as it meets the minimum specifications, which require a 1GB of RAM.
It seems that Modern Combat 5: Blackout has been leaked out onto the big internet and Gameloft is none too happy about it, especially since the apparent person responsible for this is a winner of a contest to get early access to the game. Once they got their early access copy, the winner in question cracked it and started distributing it online.
Kemco has had one of their games break the covenant 1 million downloads mark and actually this is the first time the company has broken that milestone with one of their titles. The game that has accomplished this goal is Machine Knight which was released back in November 2012. So this isn't just because Machine Knight is one of their older Android games, although it probably helps. It also probably helps that it is one of Kemco's very few free titles.
Every now and then it is a good idea to take on new gaming challenges in different genres. It helps to keep the mind sharp. MAG Interactive, the team behind the original word game Ruzzle, which has been downloaded by over fifty million people returns to the Play Store with a new game entitled Ruzzle Adventure. If you enjoyed the first Ruzzle game, this one throws in a few new twists and is as full of word challenges as its predecessor. This time around the game is single player, but social components are still built in for you to enjoy.
If collaboration leads to success, then the team that has been put together to create the game SXPD: The Enforcers of Mephistopheles' Law is off to an excellent start. In the words of Oliver Wendell Holmes Sr., "Many ideas grow better when transplanted into another mind than the one where they sprang up." One Big Game Company, the world's first non-profit publisher of video games, David Perry, known for Earthworm Jim, MDK and Shiny Entertainment, Graphic Novel Artist Duke Mighten of Mighten Ink and The Little Chicken Game Company have joined together to create a true comic game hybrid in SXPD. It is coming to Android very soon and you will want to experience it for its artistry.
Gango Games and Fabraz have crafted a game with depth and a robust amount of fun based on a simple concept and a myriad of pixels. Cannon Crasha was released earlier this month in the Play Store. The goal of the game is uncomplicated; destroy your enemy's castle. The way you choose to do that surprisingly, is based on an array of options and strategic implementation. This is what makes Cannon Crasha a blast to play.
Kongregate, the developers that also brought Game of Thrones Ascent to Android have released another game called Lionheart Tactics. The game is a tactical RPG that uses 3D graphics and turn-based gameplay.
Retaliate is a simple space shooter game, a la Galaga. Your ship is locked to the bottom of the screen, and the hostile alien ships attack you from above. The graphics are simple and low end, similar to other classic arcade games.
Colossal is one of many words that can be used to describe the game that will be released 09.09.2014. Bungie's latest project Destiny will be available for Xbox One, Xbox 360, PlayStation 4 and PlayStation 3. The game will be grand in scale to say the least. If there ever were a need for a companion app for a game, this would be the game. You are in luck because the companion app is available now in the Play Store, which coincides with the launch of the Beta that has just begun.


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SPOKANE, Wash. -- Dozens of people braved the cold early Friday to be one of the first to get their hands on the new iPhone.
The $99 iPhone 5C and top-of-the-line iPhone 5S went on sale Friday and hundreds of people around the country lined up to get the new device.
The phones, along with Apple's new iOS 7 operating system for mobile devices, are packed with new features, although not of all them are readily apparent.
Josh Quinn occasionally sings at the corner of Main and Wall in Downtown Spokane in front of the T-Mobile store. On Thursday, an employee told him he should come back on Friday to perform and sell his CD's because there would be a massive audience.
"There actually was a motor-home out here yesterday with people lined up out in front of the Apple Store. It was pretty crazy," Quinn said.
A line of people stretched the length of the block waiting outside the Apple Store to be the first owners of the newest iPhone 5c and iPhone 5s.
"I like Apple products, but this is a bit crazy to me."
Bill Provst said he drove 70 miles from Colville and left the store empty handed. He handed wanted to new 32 gigabyte iPhone 5s.
"The line was gone but the phones were gone too," Provst said. "I guess it would have paid off to maybe be in line. I didn't have the time to do that."
Lindsey Petersen said she grabs the newest iPhone model each year.
"Facetime is better," Petersen said referring to the iPhone feature that allows users to virtually talk to each other face-to-face using the built-in cameras. "The camera is better quality, and the battery life is better. So there is enough Netflixing and Pandora listening and texting to do so you need to have a better battery."
Petersen said she wants a gold 64 gigabyte iPhone 5s. She went to a cell phone retailer Friday morning but they were also sold out.
"So now we are at the Apple Store," Petersen said. "they get a shipment in every half hour to an hour. And it seems that I'm five seconds too late every time, so we are still waiting on the next shipment."
Here are five things to know if you download the software on one of Apple's older mobile devices or buy a new iPhone starting Friday. The operating system update is available for free for the iPhone 4, 4S and 5 models, the iPad 2 and later, the iPad Mini and the iPod Touch released last year. You'll need about 3 gigabytes of free storage.
Many of the improvements added to iOS 7 are delivered after swiping from various edges of the screen. This redesign is meant to make it easier to navigate, but there is no guide for knowing when and how to swipe. Fortunately, you can still use an iPhone the traditional way, by tapping on an icon or button, even if you don't learn all the new ways to swipe.
As a general rule of thumb, keep swiping from various edges to see what happens. If you discover something neat, remember it for next time. Swiping may produce different results if you're in the lock screen, the home screen or an app.
Here's a guide to the basic swipes:
From the lock screen, swipe up from the bottom right corner to access the camera. This is a holdover from iOS 6.
Whether locked or unlocked, swipe up from anywhere else along the bottom edge to get the Control Center. It gives you easy access to frequently accessed settings such as Airplane Mode and Wi-Fi. It also gets you to key apps such as the flashlight feature and the clock. There's a volume control, but only for audio and video playback. You need the volume buttons for the ringer and alerts.
Swipe down from the top edge to get the Notification Center. You'll see the day's highlights, including the weather, appointments and stock quotes. Tap on "All" or "Missed" near the top to get recent notifications from Gmail, Facebook and other services.
Swipe down from anywhere else on the screen to get a search box.
From various Apple apps, try swiping from the left or the right. Not every app will respond, but many will. With the Safari browser, for instance, you can use the left and right swipes in place of the back and forward buttons.
The new Photos app organizes your photos into moments, based on when and where you took the photos. Several moments will be grouped into a collection, such as a vacation to Europe. Collections will then be grouped by year. It's all automated, so you can't reorganize shots if you would rather break a collection into two. But it's better than having hundreds of unorganized photos.
From any moment, collection or year, click on the header on top of the photos to pull out a map showing all the places you've been, with the number of shots taken at each. You can share entire moments, by hitting "Share" on the right side of that header. A menu should pop out from the bottom. It's tricky because it's easy to miss and hit "Select" above it instead.
Once you have the moment or set of photos chosen, another menu will pop out from the bottom, giving you such choices as sharing by email, Facebook, Flickr or text messaging.
Frustrated with Siri's inability to hear what you're trying to say? Instead of repeating yourself over and over, you can click "tap to edit" to make the change manually. You shouldn't have to with voice search, but fixing one letter is still easier than having to type in the entire phrase.
Just for fun, you can give Siri a sex change by going to the settings, choosing "General," then "Siri," then "Voice Gender." You can now use Siri to change phone settings and return recent calls. And Siri will speak out turn-by-turn directions when walking. Before, the vocal instructions were limited to driving directions in Maps.
Apple's new streaming music service, iTunes Radio, is easy to find. Click on the Music icon at the bottom of each home screen, then choose "Radio" at the bottom. Create music stations by choosing some genres you like. Then fine-tune your picks by hitting the star when a tune is playing. You can ask the service to play more songs like it or remove that song from future playlists entirely. You can also create new stations based on specific songs or artists. The service will try to find other songs like them.
Best of all, it's free. Just prepare to put up with some ads, unless you subscribe to Apple's iTunes Match for $25 a year.
Meanwhile, you'll qualify for some other free apps if you buy a new iPhone, iPad or iPod Touch: Pages for word processing, Numbers for spreadsheets, Keynote for presentations, iPhoto for photo editing and iMovie for movie editing. They usually cost $5 or $10 each. The offer is retroactive to Sept. 1. Once a new device is activated, the app can be downloaded for free to other devices on the same account, as long as the device is upgraded to iOS 7.
With the new fingerprint ID system on the iPhone 5S, there's no longer a reason to avoid protecting your phone with a passcode. Passcodes can slow you down. But your fingerprint now bypasses the need to type in a four-digit code in many situations.
It's easy to set up. The iPhone will walk you through scanning one finger when you set up the phone. You can scan four more fingers—yours or someone else's—by going to the settings. Go to "General," then "Passcode & Fingerprint."
You'll still be confronted with passcode screens on occasion, especially when you need to authenticate an app purchase. But even though you're asked for a passcode, the fingerprint usually works unless the phone specifically tells you otherwise.


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SemiPova returns to flop in Doha. GSM Serena 6-3 6-2.
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Re: GOATpova returns to stay undefeated in Doha. Maria has arrived|DRAWS OUT!
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So, basically, we need the fitness and stamina of today's Maria
to go with the better
precision, fight, and, dare I say,
variety of 2004-2008 Maria
. Then we'd see her go tooth and nail in some back and forth semifinal and final 3-setters with the likes of Serena, Vika, and Li Na, instead of seeing her get dumptrucked in meek fashion.
There's no question Maria is more than capable of going 2 and a half or 3 hours in a match if need be and not look fatigued. But she just errors herself to death before she can get any traction, so stamina and match pressure never even come into play. And, especially against someone like Li Na, extending a match is absolutely essential because she will crumble more often than not in tight situations. I want to see Maria do a MUCH better job at digging in against top opponents when momentum isn't going her way.
Yeah, really not. Obviously finesse is never going to be her strong point, but she can atleast occasionally hit a decent dropshot these days, which she never could've done in 04-06....she's always had an underrated lob though.
Also, I do think some people are guilty of overstating the gap between the "old" Maria and the current one. Overall I'd say 04-06Pova is slightly better than today's, but it's not as big a gap between them as some say, and there ARE certain things she does better today (movement as well as stamina, and I actually think there's an argument her backhand at times in 2012 was better than it ever was in 04-06). And I definitely don't think it's fair to say she
less. Even in her worst losses over the past 12 months, it's not like she actually willingly gives up
She's always been pumping herself up and trying to get herself going right til the end of her matches, even if she's still making mountains of errors. She might have less self-belief than she used to, but her will to fight is and always has been (except maybe a few matches in 2010) at pretty much the maximum possible.
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Houma, La. - A Theriot man was arrested Thursday in connection with the aggravated rape of a child, according to Terrebonne Parish Sheriff Jerry Larpenter.
Detectives began their investigation after the Sheriff's Office received a complaint of possible sexual abuse involving a 7-year-old boy and his 18-year-old family member. The victim reported that he had been coerced into having sexual intercourse with the suspect on at least one occasion during the past month.
The suspect, identified as Jonathon Belanger, 18, admitted to the allegations and provided details about the sexual contact with the juvenile, Larpenter said. He was subsequently booked on one count of aggravated rape and jailed at the Terrebonne Parish Criminal Justice Complex, where he awaits a bond hearing.
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We sat down with Alison to talk about her new role as a philanthropic spokeswoman, her tips for healthy living and the things that keep her going as a busy mom.
momlogic: First off, you look great! What are some key fitness and beauty tips that you live by?
Alison Sweeney: Well, my number-one beauty tip is always SUNSCREEN. Even on hazy days -- that's when you can get burned the worst, 'cause you're not feeling it! With fitness, you have to find things that will keep you coming back for more -- a class you really like; working out with a friend -- things that motivate you and make you accountable to actually do it! I've written a whole book about it that will be out in January, called "The Mommy Diet."
ml: How do you teach your children about what true beauty is?
AS: Wow, what a tough subject! But you're right -- it is good to start young. I think we started with our dogs -- we have rescues, and Winky, our Boston terrier, only has one eye. Instead of getting a "beautiful" dog, we love and treasure Winky because of her imperfections, and we talk a lot about how important it is to care for others and be aware of their feelings.
ml: You're a busy lady! How do you balance your work life and your family life?
AS: It is so difficult to balance everything and not feel like something is bound to get the short end of the stick. Believe me, I'm always weighing out my choices, trying to make sure my career gets my attention, and that when I'm with my kids, they have my attention. And ultimately, that's the best we can do! I work hard all day, and focus on my shows when I'm there, or my development projects when I'm there, but when I'm with my family, I put the BlackBerry down and give them my attention.
ml: Volunteering in the community is big for you. How has it affected your life?
AS: I am so proud to be associated with some fabulous organizations. I love the work I do with Feeding America, as well as the MDA and others. It is so important to give back to your community, to make a difference. I always say I'm so proud of "Biggest Loser" because we are trying to be part of the solution to obesity in America, and I feel that reflects sort of my motto in my life. I always strive to be part of the solution rather than part of the problem. I think I stole that from my dad.
ml: Tell us about your involvement with Feeding America -- homelessness and hunger is a huge issue in our nation.
AS: This summer, as part of the Summer of Sensitivity campaign, Crest® Pro-Health⢠Sensitive Shield⢠is partnering with Feeding America. As part of the promotion, consumers are encouraged to "trade up" their sensitivity toothpaste for Crest Pro-Health. In fact, for every tube of toothpaste purchased between July 1, 2010 and September 1, 2010, Crest will donate 10 cents to Feeding America -- with a guaranteed minimum donation of $100,000 -- to support the fight against hunger. I believe that proper nutrition and good oral care should never be compromised, and I am thrilled to be a part of this program.
ml: Lots of celebs are involved in feeding the hungry. Why do you think they are drawn to it?
AS: I was shocked when I heard the statistics of who and how many are [going hungry] in this country. Having enough food on the table is just something I've always taken for granted, and I'm embarrassed to admit that now, knowing what I know about how many hardworking people -- especially kids -- in this country, in my neighborhood, are in food-unstable homes. I think a lot of celebs are happy to work with Feeding America, because we know that they do everything they can to make sure the money is going directly to fighting the problem, towards helping the people who need it, and that makes us confident when asking for support from our fans.
ml: How can we get involved and teach our kids about giving?
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There are certainly a lot of details like that to take into consideration. That is a great point to bring up. I offer the thoughts above as general inspiration but clearly there are questions like the one you bring up where the most important thing will be working in honest good faith. I don?t know if best practices have emerged around things like that, but I am sure that your job is clearly identified as a fair game. Both boys and girls feel the impact of just a momentâs pleasure, for the rest of their lives.
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Facebook has reached over a billion active users and as our social history continues to unfold, each of our activities gathers quite a bit of intelligent information once it is formulated into grouped statistics. Wouldn't you be surprised to find out that though many complain about their privacy being infringed upon by Facebook that only 5% of Facebook users have set their privacy settings to be completely private? Don't you want to know what our most popular activities are? Or that though it seems like every time we turn around we are poking someone back but that 63% of Facebook users have never used the "poking" feature?
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Walking and biking are increasingly touted as healthy, environmentally friendly transportation options. More people are walking and biking to work, cities are implementing bike share programs, and planners are taking pedestrians and bicyclists into account when designing transportation plans.
Unfortunately, pedestrians and cyclists are at an inherent disadvantage when involved in traffic crashes: when a faster moving vehicle meets a pedestrian or a bicycle, the vehicle always wins.
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In 2009, more than 4,000 pedestrians were killed and an estimated 59,000 were injured in traffic crashes in the United States. Older pedestrians and young children are particularly vulnerable, accounting for more pedestrian traffic fatalities than other age groups. Pedestrian fatalities are also much more likely to occur in urban settings.
A total of 630 bicyclists were killed in crashes with motor vehicles in 2009, representing less than two percent of motor vehicle crash deaths. Ninety-one percent of those killed were not wearing helmets.
GHSA recognizes the importance of bicycle and pedestrian (commonly referred to as bike/ped) safety. Several of its member State Highway Safety Offices (SHSOs) administer bike/ped programs, including the Safe Routes to School program outlined below.
The Safe Routes to School program helps communities enable and encourage children to walk and bike to school safely.
The National Center for Safe Routes to School offers a centralized clearninghouse of information on how to start and sustain a Safe Routes to School program, case studies of successful programs and other training and technical assistance resources.
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