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Mayor Robert Amacker met with a city alderman to discuss some of the city's eye sores. He has made his list, checked it twice and 28 structures are going to be removed.
"I went around the town and made a list of all of the houses that I thought needed to come down and sent letters out to the people who own the houses trying to get their permission to let us tear them down," said Amacker.
These homes all have things in common: missing windows, years of neglect, and they are run-down. The mayor says there are other characteristics that you can't see.
"The houses that we are targeting are vacant. They have been vacated and they are basically being used for drugs, people go in and do drugs in them," said Amacker.
Starting next month construction for a Fred's Drug Store will take place. The mayor and alderman hope other companies will like what they see once these building are no longer here.
"You want to improve the beauty of your town. You want to attract different organizations, different businesses to take a look at your town," said Nate Madere.
"We're trying to clean up. I think that is one of the first steps we have to do, clean the town up before you're ever going to successful in getting people in here on a bigger scale then just one store," said Amacker.
Within the next two weeks demolition crews made up of volunteers and using money received from a grant will get to work. The property owners will also have to get involved. Even with the structures gone, they will be responsible for keeping the property clean; if they don't the city will bill them.
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This time around, Madonna isn't getting into the adoption groove.
Despite backing from the government and assurances from her lawyer that it was a done deal, a Malawi court today shot down the Material Mom's request to adopt a second child from the African nation on a technicality. The judge chalked up the denial to Madonna not meeting a simple residency requirement—a would-be parent must live in the country 18 to 24 months ahead of time.
"I must have to decline to grant the application to Madonna," Judge Esme Chombo wrote in a ruling following the closed-door proceeding. The pop icon was not present for the ruling.
But Madonna, who sought custody of 3-year-old orphan Chifundo "Mercy" James, isn't taking no for answer.
"I just filed the notice of appeal [with the Supreme Court] on instructions from my client," her lawyer, Alan Chinula, later announced.
Chombo apparently stuck to the letter of the law in reaching her decision—a law that was skirted back in 2006, when Madonna and then-husband Guy Ritchie adopted David Banda, now 3, amid controversy over calls of favoritism and rule bending.
Critics voiced similar concerns leading up to today's ruling.
Chombo noted that the 50-year-old entertainer divides her time miles away from Malawi between homes in New York and London.
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She also argued that Madonna's good works with the orphanage will still benefit Mercy since she currently resides there.
"It is evident that Chifundo James no longer is subject to the conditions of poverty at her place of birth," the judge said.
Madonna arrived in Malawi last week to visit her orphanage, spend time with Mercy and take young David to see his biological father. She filed her adoption request on Monday, stating that the girl's grandmother was unable to properly care for her and seeking custody to give her a better life free from "hardship and emotional trauma."
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I'm sorry but this is one of the most self servicing piece of shit 'everybody should like us because we're great and if you don't then you're wrong' posts I've ever seen. So allow me, as someone who reads the comic, but dislikes the fandom, to counter each panelFans: Simply put, it only takes one fart to clear a room. Sometimes one bad fan is enough. But it isn't just one fan. The Homestuck fandom is filled with the most irritating people, much like whomever created this stupid as shit powerpoint, who only see the good in themselves via the rose tinted pair of Dirk shades that everyone dons.Comic: Homestuck starts off painfully slow, and the most interesting aspects don't even rear their heads until act 3. More power to you for being able to stick in there, but you can't justify any argument with "It gets better later". People need evidence that their time isn't being wasted.Cosplay: This aspect of the Homestuck community is both the best and the worst part about it. Truly there are some talented cosplayers, but the grand majority of the fandom members use these people as examples to elevate themselves and act as if Homestucks are superior because look how amazing and fast we are at putting together cosplays.They're Mean: People are mean. This includes Homestucks. And as I said of the first Panel, it only takes one bad whiff of something smelly to ruin someone's day. And if this smell happens to be wearing horns and honking, you know what this person is going to relate their pain to. Getting upset with these people only makes things worse, as they feel they are being bullied for not liking what you like.The Homestuck community is not the first fandom to start a charity. In fact, it isn't even close to being the best at funding charities. Furries, Bronies, various TV, Anime and Cartoon fandoms have done this. Most of them did it better, and don't brag about it as often as you do. It's poor form to use your 'charitable nature' as an example of why you're great. So fuck off with that.So congratulations, I actually dislike the fandom more now thanks to this circlejerk of a post.
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August 9, 2010 By: orb3000
Money saving methods are always welcome, and even more when you are studying or saving for something…
Do you have a HTC Nexus One and need a low cost car holder for your car? XDA member Rinegpeace made one spending just a few coins. The idea is to become a little creative and buy some very cheap parts that can be found almost everywhere. Some could say just buy one but here is always another way and here it is.
Originally posted by Rinegpeace
[DIY] Nexus One car holder
Here is my new DIY Nexus One car holder I just put together:
The base is from Garmin nüvi 200 series and the holder for phone is just plain hard shell I bought very cheap from eBay.
What do you think?
It looks great and slim also holds phone quite well.
Here are few photos in 'action' (sorry for the mess in my garage):
I'm new user and I am not permitted to post outside links.
For case just search for 'BLACK HYBRID HARD BACK CASE FOR HTC GOOGLE NEXUS ONE' on UK eBay.
You can find more information in the original thread.
August 7, 2010 By: mic_888
If you're not content with the colour balance on your Nexus One, you can tweak it to give a warmer glow courtesy of XDA forum member storm99999.
The forum member decided to balance the blue hue on his Nexus One by using the method that allows night vision mode on the CM6 ROM.
There are three settings – neutral, a slightly cooler setting, and a slightly warmer setting. The neutral setting automatically loads at boot.
To try out the tweak, you'll need to download storm99999's zip file and flash it to your Android device.
For more information, check out the mod thread.
August 2, 2010 By: ElCondor
XDA member hansmrtn has made an awesome hardware mod for his Nexus One. He managed to create a homemade macro lens that fits perfectly on his Nexus One camera:
Originally posted by hansmrtn
It was a lot of trial and error, but eventually I got it, and took amazing pictures, beyond what I ever thought was possible with a phone.
Although, the lens itself doesn't look very professional, he was able to shoot pretty good macro pictures of several objects:
Refer to the thread for more pictures.
A couple of things y0u need: Super Glue, thick gauge wire, some tape, a disposable camera lens and some pliers. If you also want to try it out, hansmrtn made a little guide, including needed materials and the procedure. Remember that it will probably take some patience to make it and to stabilize the lens to fit the camera perfectly. It is not specifically for the Nexus One — you can do this with almost every device.
Check out the thread to start shooting your own macro pictures!
July 29, 2010 By: orb3000
Perhaps, some of you may like it and some do not like it, but the fact is that XDA member My_Name_Is_Neo came with another alternative on how to preserve a Nexus One from scratches using 3M carbon fiber skin (home made skin).
Eight US Dollars is the budget needed to have this skin, and of course a lot of patience.
If you want to try a different way of protecting your HTC, have a look on this work.
Originally posted by My_Name_Is_Neo
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So i got this idea from one guy who put the 3M carbon fiber skin on EVO, But the problem was the curvy shape of my beloved Nexus. So I tried a few things and wasted some Vinyl but finally i bought Best skins ever skin for $8 and used it as a stencil and cut out the vinyl with my xacto. here are the pics. I liked it a lot so i thought i'll share with you guys.
Continue to original thread to see pictures of this skin.
July 26, 2010 By: egzthunder1
In yet another turn of events, we learned in a thread started by XDA member Mokurex that HTC has announced that due to the short supply of AMOLED screens, they will be making a change in the production of devices. New batches of Nexus One and Desire will come equipped with SLCD (Super LCD) screens, according to Engadget. They claim that this switch will allow them to ramp up production rates to meet the demand from global markets.
The new panels will offer increased performance over traditional LCD displays, better color management, and most importantly, superior power management (better battery life).
HTC is experiencing high-demand for many of our phones, specifically our phones with 3.7 inch displays. The new SLCD display technology enables us to ramp up our production capabilities quickly to meet the high-demand," said Peter Chou, CEO of HTC Corporation. "The SLCD displays provide consumers with a comparable visual experience to HTC's current 3.7 inch displays with some additional benefits including battery performance.
You can join the discussion in the original thread.
July 26, 2010 By: mic_888
Some of you may have been eagerly awaiting the release of psx4droid by developer ZodTTD. Well, the PSX emulator for Android devices was released to the Market today, and already there have been multiple posts about this by XDA members.
However, there have been reports of difficulty in getting the emulator to work, so XDA forum member ap3604 has helpfully posted a step by step tutorial to get the emulator working on a Google Nexus One. (Note the tutorial may also be applicable for other Android 2.0 and above devices).
The tricky part according to ap3604, is that the ROMs have a different type of ECM file that is not recognised by the emulator. ECM is a compression technology heavily used in many PSX projects, which have an additional layer of compression. Normally ECM'ed games cannot be played until they have been uncompressed from this additional layer. Thankfully, ap3604 has provided the link and instructions to resolve this dilemma.
Note that root is not required.
For the full tutorial, visit the forum thread.
July 22, 2010 By: orb3000
XDA member cloakt presents Zeam Launcher, an application that attempts to create a free and lightweight launcher alternative for Android devices. The updated version 1.5.1 features backward compatiblity from cupcake, 3 to 9 screens with screen previews, scrollable applications dock bar, and more. No doubt Android members will be delighted by this light weight application.
You can download it from Android Market.
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Zeam Launcher 1.5.1
IMPORTANT: If upgrading from version < 1.2.5, please do a clean install (uninstall then install) to fix the F/C loop issue. Older versions of Zeam had copy-protect on in the Android Market and newer versions don't, causing issues reading the database files and preferences. Android Issue 2047 (http://code.google.com/p/android/issues/detail?id=2047)
- backward compatible from cupcake
- 3 to 9 screens with screen previews
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You can find more information in the application thread.
July 21, 2010 By: WenWM
The Nexus One is a great device, and this theme is a very nice addition to it. The theme was made by XDA member willverduzco, who managed to create a decent looking theme with widgets, wallpaper, and a color scheme that will make your device seem like the best thing in the world.
The theme comes with a little information:
- This MORPH is for CyanogenMod 6, and possibly earlier versions of CyanogenMod.
Upon release of CM6 final, I will update this bar, if needed, and post the new version here.
This MORPH is heavily based on the HTC Desire Notification Bar. My goal was to create a bar that was PURE BLACK, instead of the gradient bar that the HTC Sense devices have. Additionally, I created a new, more streamlined notification drawer pull-down image.
To my eyes, the pseudo-black is simply too close to black to look intentional, but not close enough to look quite right. (It sort of reminds me of an LCD with a back-light leakage problem.)
July 21, 2010 By: egzthunder1
After running into a thread started by XDA member niftydl, we learned that in a weird turn of events, Google announced this last Friday that they would be pulling the plug on their online sales for the Nexus One. They will restrict the sales to certain markets and to registered developers only.
It seems that even though the development of the Android platform is in full force and taking larger market shares as time goes by, it simply wasn't enough to keep the software giant interested in selling N1 to consumers. This may also be due to Google working on the Nexus' replacement, but this is only speculation at this point.
Again, keep in mind that this does not mean that the Nexus One will cease to exist all of the sudden. What this means is that it will be that much harder to get one now.
You can join the discussion thread and you can read more in Google's official statement.
July 21, 2010 By: WenWM
The perfect wallpaper seems to come from your pictures in your album, and now all your favorite moments can form a new wallpaper. Created by XDA member David Horn, this new live wallpaper app goes through your album and takes some images to make a collage wallpaper.
Have spent a bit more time working on Live Wallpapers, and the newest one pulls your album art and shows it on the home screen, a bit like the screensaver OS X comes with.
It's still early days but all seems to work fine, and I'm looking for a few beta testers who'd be willing to give it a shot before I release it onto the Market. Send me a private message if you're interested – beta testers will get a free copy of the app once it's published to the Market and first dibs on new features.
I know if I owned a Nexus One I would try this out.
July 18, 2010 By: WenWM
Just last week I tried to download a torrent but my Wi-Fi keep turning off, now it seems XDA member shantzg001 has a fix for that. The application is called Wi-Fi Keep Alive, and in a recent upgrade it fixes some bugs, and improves the whole experience for Nexus One devices.
11-July-2010 -> 1.3.0
- Added workaround 3 (Ping the router gateway regularly)
- Lot of optimizations for battery savings.
- Apply workarounds without needing to select the policy again
Now I will get to downloading this file, while you get to the thread to get more information.
July 15, 2010 By: ElCondor
Although the leaked Korean ROM doesn't differ much from the standard FRF91 Froyo version, it does contain a new radio. This radio, version 32.41.00.32U_5.08.00.04, has been ripped from the original Korean ROM and is now available on the Nexus One forums, posted by XDA member G0belet. It might offer some new development possibilities for the HTC Desire as well. The new radio, which was also discovered in the Desire Froyo leak, could make it possible to hack the HTC Desire's camera to record 720p videos, because the drivers in that specific radio are perfect for that. The 720p hack is already available on the Nexus One.
Originally posted by G0belet
The new Korean ROM contains a new baseband firmware. The version is 32.41.00.32U_5.08.00.04.
This update.zip doesn't have the HBOOT as I have no idea how it impacts the rest of the phone and the flashing/downgrading capabilities of the phone.
Furthermore, people are experiencing better upload and download performance, signal strength and Wi-Fi speed, but some people do notice more battery drain.
You can find the download in the radio thread. Advanced Android knowledge needed.
July 14, 2010 By: WenWM
Many people seem to want different parts of the upcoming Droid X. Well, it seems that the Nexus One owners want the device's keyboard. Thework performed by XDA member tr.slate, allows you to enjoy the keyboard on your N1, or at least for the most part, considering its still in the Beta WIP (work in progress) phase.
The Droid X Keyboard features full multi-touch. This is different from the multi-touch currently enabled on 3rd party keyboards-the Droid X has the capability to hold down shift and press a letter to make a capital, ie it can do more than one key stoke at once like a physical keyboard. Pretty nice.
2.1 Eclair-based Roms:
only thing not working is auto-captilization,auto-correct errors. Dictionary works, NOW WITH VIBRATE!! Doesnt seem to work on HTC Hero GSM or CDMA…
2.2 Froyo-based Roms:
All thats not working on eclair + can't type anywhere it tries to suggest words, like the messaging body. Also voice doesnt work.
. Froyo hopefully
. Vibrate (I dunno i cannot find the link where they've added their stuff)
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The site has been around since the set's release but has had some revisions.
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This item ships from Japan (as it is manufactured by Sony) and will ship by SAL (Surface Air Lift) mail. There is no tracking or insurance available by this method.
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For me the Limited Edition shipped in a bubble envelope but was slightly dinged on arrival. It happens and it's minor.
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Armored Core: All as One is an RPG by Kamotz. In his own words, it�s an attempt at combining the fast-paced mecha combat of the Armored Core series with the political intrigue and social interaction of Code Geass. So far, the protagonists, Irregulars (ace pilots with carte-blanche to kick ass) working for the agency Collared, are taking part in a seemingly-standard mission on the island of Madagascar when things go horribly wrong�Armored Core: All as One can be found here
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Huge names in the world of business, technology and media will be in town Wednesday for Microsoft's annual CEO Summit.
Billionaire Warren Buffet and Huffington Post chief Arianna Huffington will join CEOs from companies including Ford, Anheuser-Busch, and Wal-Mart at the three day event in Redmond.
In all, 130 CEOs will attend the summit. Together they represent 11.4 million employees in 30 countries.
Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer will address the 16th annual summit and "discuss and debate business challenges and share insights or experiences with their peers from around the world," the Seattle-based tech company said.
The closed-door summit will also include panels with featured speakers and workshops.


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Archive for September 23rd, 2014
Vizio VW32L 32-inch LCD TV – $399 Shipped
Dell Home has a great low deal on the Vizio [VW32L] 32" LCD TV. It's $399 + free shipping = $399 shipped! Features: 1366x768 resolution with 500 cd/m2 brightness Built-in HD tuner, 8ms response time and more
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Sony MDRNC7/BLK Noise Canceling on-ear headphones – $40 Shipped
Amazon has the Sony [MDRNC7/BLK] Noise Canceling on-ear headphones in black for $40 + free shipping = $40 shipped! Features: Cancels outside noice by over 85% Foldable and swivel design Neodymium magnets
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Circuit City has the Net's best price for the LG Electronics [22LG30] 22" LCD TV. It's $350 - $50 instant savings + free shipping = $300 shipped! Features: 1366x768 resolution with a built-in HD tuner 1x HDMI input, 8ms respons...
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Price drop alert! Tiger Direct has a new low price on the LG [52LB5D] 52-inch LCD TV. It's $1,300 + $99 S&H = $1,399 shipped! Features: 1920×1080 resolution with 5ms response time 10,000:1 contrast ratio S-Video, componen...
Sling Media Announces Sling Player Mobile For The iPhone
So if streaming Sling Player's media to your laptop isn't enough, then you'll be glad to hear that Sling Player Mobile for the iPhone is almost ready for your VOD consumption. Echostar, which owns the Sling Player, will be sho...
Ultimate Ears Announces MetroFi 170 and MetroFi 220 Headphones
Ultimate Ears by Logitech unveiled their latest in ear headphones today. The MetroFi 170 and MetroFi 220 are reported to create 'a magic seal between your ear and the outside world', significantly reducing outside ambient nois...
Blaupunkt To Show Off World's First Car Internet Radio At CES
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15. KBWIN0015 - "ANS40561 Pre-requisite Microsoft Windows hotfix... is not installed."
|This article will guide you through resolving the error message "ANS40561 Pre-requisite Microsoft Windows hotfix... is not installed." when you try to run a manual backup in Windows 2003. The hotfix mentioned is KB940349, KB934016, or else both KB940349 and KB934016.
|When trying to run a manual backup in Windows 2003 the error message "ANS40561 Pre-requisite Microsoft Windows hotfix... is not installed." is returned.
|The hotfixes KB940349 and KB934016 are required for TSM to be able to back up System State correctly. If you try to back up System State manually then you may receive the above message regarding one or both of these hotfixes.
|Resolution 1
|Check whether the hotfix(es) referred to is/are installed on the system. They are available for download from Microsoft at http://support.microsoft.com/kb/940349 and http://support.microsoft.com/kb/934016 respectively.
|Resolution 2
|If you still receive the above error message regarding KB940349 even after installing this hotfix, then this is due to a bug in TSM 6.3.0 and 6.3.1. Once the hotfixes are installed, you should find that you are able to back up System State. This bug has been logged by IBM as IC90610 and is due to be fixed in TSM 6.3.2.
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Aakash Nihalani's new solo exhibition at Wunderkammern in Rome.
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Hunter's Point, Queens by Liza Charlesworth
186 photos of the sunset merged into one image using the lighten layer-blending mode in photoshop. I like the pattern in the clouds created from the interval between shots.
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What Makes Up the Moon
In 1992, the Jupiter-bound Galileo spacecraft made a pass by our planet's closest companion, the moon. This mosaic of 53 images shows the different composition of rocks on the moon's surface. Blue and orange colors represent lava flows, bright pink areas are highlands, and light blue colors indicate recent impact material with the youngest craters showing blue rays extending away from them.
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On self-portraits
Encouraged by Mr. DeGreif, my former high school art teacher and crush, I thought I'd give art a try in college. One of the first assignments was a self-portrait. Not a big deal right? Due to reasons I can't remember, I was absent on the day that the professor gave us specific instructions on the self-portrait assignment.
All of my life, drawing had been the one thing I had that nobody could take away from me. Not my parents (though my dad would scold me for spending too much time drawing and not doing enough "boy" things) or my friends or teachers. When I didn't speak English, drawing was the way to make friends with non-Spanish speakers. When I was feeling down, I'd create little characters that would talk to me and fill me with joy.
But I digress. The day I went back to actually work on my self-portrait, I was feeling a bit down. I can't recall why I was feeling down, but there was something. I'd began to sketch my round face, then on to my then-spiky hair and finally I worked my way down to my neck and chest. I remember that there were only a few brown faces in most of the art classes that I was taking. Also, we were studying mostly white artists. So there was a feeling of detachment from art. I wanted to show this on my self-portrait. I did so by creating the illusion that the bottom part of my chest was melting. Detaching from the rest of my body. I felt so proud of that self-portrait.
When critique-time came around the following week, the professor approached my piece and asked everyone to gather around. My God, I thought, my professor loves my piece so much that he was going to congratulate me in front of the class. I was wrong.
"This is not what I asked from the assignment," he said in a rather angry voice. "This is what happens when people miss class then try to show off."
I turned all kinds of red. I was embarrassed. I wanted to run away. I'd put so much emotion into that piece and just like that, it was trashed into a million little pieces. To the professor, it didn't matter that this undocumented queer brown boy was going through so much shit at that time that art was the only way to keep myself sane. I wanted to say something, but I couldn't. I just looked around and faked an I-don't-give-a-fuck-smile, when in reality I really did gave a lot of fuck.
I eventually changed my major to journalism and loved every single class that came along with it. I figured out a way to incorporate art via editorial cartoons. As I look back, I think about how many of us feel very uncomfortable in college settings because we feel like we don't belong there. The moment that the art professor embarrassed me in front of the class and I changed majors, I gave up. I gave up on art because of someone's idea of what art should be. What bugged me the most was that I didn't fight back. I was so intimidated by this art professor that I didn't have the language to defend my creation. I felt like I owed him something. Now, I am not saying that the professor was wrong, I should have followed the rules and done what I was told. What I am saying is that we need to assure our little brown ones not to feel like they don't belong in college. That they have the right to an education and to acquire the skills that will make them badass folks. We also need to tell them not to idolize college professors. They have a right to challenge others.
There are times when I still feel very inadequate in the "art world." But I am still learning. I am also assuring myself everyday that I too have to right to create anything I want and that by doing so I am defining myself and not letting others doing it for me. The end. Meow.


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Twitter Party with Elizabeth Lesser, Co-Founder of the Omega Institute
Last Updated on Friday, 13 July 2012 10:47 Written by Urban Zen Friday, 13 July 2012 10:45
DATE: Tuesday, July 24, 2012
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Ask Elizabeth: Live Q & A with the Inspirational Co-Founder of the Omega Institute
For more than 35 years Elizabeth has worked with leading figures in the fields of healing—healing self and healing society. This experience has cultivated within her an immense wealth of wisdom and insight. We are thrilled to be able to collaborate with Elizabeth and the Omega Institute to host a live Twitter Party where you can chat with Elizabeth and ask her your most pressing questions.
To join the live conversation, tweet using hashtag #UZFevent during event hours to chat in real-time with Elizabeth.
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GLBL YOGA on the Great Lawn
Last Updated on Tuesday, 26 June 2012 01:42 Written by Urban Zen Tuesday, 26 June 2012 01:42
The Urban Zen Foundation is honored to be a part of GLBL YOGA's remarkable yoga event happening on August 16, 2012. On that day, GLBL YOGA will turn Central Park's Great Lawn into the world's largest yoga studio. Tens of thousands of New Yorkers will be united by the practice of yoga, led by world-renowned teachers Elena Brower, Seane Corn, and two yogis very close to our hearts UZIT teachers Colleen Saidman Yee and Rodney Yee.
We invite you to watch this video to learn more:
We are humbled and filled with gratitude to GLBL YOGA for including as one of their charity partners for this event. GLBL YOGA will donate $100,000 to these charity partners, distributed equally. In addition, GLBL YOGA will donate 50% of any funds raised over the goal, and 50% of any net proceeds from other sources (e.g., sponsorships, merchandise).Learn More
Brainwave: A refreshing take on the mind, body, spirit connection
Last Updated on Thursday, 3 May 2012 04:18 Written by Urban Zen Thursday, 3 May 2012 02:13
Recently we had the opportunity to collaborate with the Rubin Museum for their innovative well-being series Brainwave, which brought people from diverse walks of life together to engage with neuroscientists in one-on-one conversations in order to better understand the workings of our minds. It was an honor for the Urban Zen team to participate in this year's series which focused on the role memory has played in the past, and the debatable role it plays in our contemporary cut-and-paste culture.
From remembering the past to learning in the present and the role each plays in our future, the function of memory was elegantly examined at The Rubin Museum on April 28th, starting with actress Marilu Henner and her "Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory (HSAM)."
Only one of twelve documented HSAM cases, Marilu has the ability to remember each day of her past with perfect recall. As she shares in her new book Total Memory Makeover, each of us has the ability to expand our memories, relive them and take the valuable lessons we might have overlooked or subconsciously ignored. The wisdom of emotional growth allows us to look back at our lives with deeper understanding and compassion that can sometimes transform a painful memory to one that's empowering.Learn More


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Ninja New York
As you descend into the subterranean cavern and emerge from the elevator you find yourself in a 6,000-square foot, feudal ninja castle that whisks you away to what's been designed to mimic a Japanese mountain village. Here stealthy warriors who drop from ceilings and leap from hidden passageways lead guests through a labyrinthine maze to their table. Guests eat in private dining nooks, served by ninjas swathed in black who deliver plates of Japanese-French-American fusion fare with the theatricality and flourish of a ninja in battle: some dishes are set aflame table-side and some spew a cloud of smoke. Periodically your meal is interrupted by bowing, yelping ninjas who also perform party tricks and magic shows. It's 'Kill Bill' meets the circus.


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So instead of working on my Otakon keychains I was struck with the urge to draw soccer Hetalia WHAT IS MY LIFE
It's been forever since I've drawn GerIta, it's kind of nostalgic;;; Anyway, this is going to go alongside my other Hetalia postcards at the convention.
haha i finally doodled some latin americans-Costa Rica, Chile and Brazil- thanks to those people who messaged me with info!
yeah football rivalries are intense hehe. Anyway, in case it's unclear- the European countries are drawing their battle lines based on language- the Germanic and Latin (Romance) family. English, Dutch, German etc are all Germanic languages. Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian are languages with Latin roots. Belgium and Switzerland have bigger majorities that speak Germanic languages, but they have sizeable minorities that speak French, Dutch (Belgium) and also Italian (Switzerland).
And well, the Latin Americans as you know mostly speak a mixture of Spanish and Portuguese in addition to their indigenous languages. But they have very much got their own character :D Football wise, Chile sounds like a sinister mastermind because he's the one who beat defending champions Spain and booked his ticket to the Round of 16. Costa Rica was considered an underdog at first but just defeated Italy (2006 champions), and Brazil is possibly going to face Netherlands in the second round.
MY BABIES (nordic 5) ARE GETTING MORE RECOGNITION. :D
Italian soccer fans do the weirdest thing when their team loses:
They don't get sad or anything like that.
It's more like they stop being Italian.
lud trying to propose to feliciano with a little speech in italian and ends up just totally butchering the language to the point where feli cant even say 'yes' through his laughter
season 5 everybody
HERE WE GO. Group D, England vs. Italy!


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What Car? magazine announces the best second-hand cars you should spend your money on
Choosing the best colour
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Pick your car, then select your favourite colour - it should be that easy, but it isn't. `I'll have one in bright yellow please, Mr Salesman', you may say, filled with the enthusiasm of the purchase. The trouble is, your rashness at the showroom may have dire consequences when you come to sell your vehicle. While a bright yellow Ford Focus may have been at the top of your wish list, you can bet that when you come to sell it there's not going to be a queue of buyers eagerly waiting with cash hand. Mind you - if it were a Seat Leon it might be a different story altogether.
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The Seat Leon: Looks great in yellow
Certain cars look good in certain colours, and other colours are traditionally associated with brands (yellow is a favourite for sporting Seats), or indeed countries. Back in the days when racing cars were not 200mph billboards, teams painted their cars in the traditional colours. British racers were of course painted in racing green, German cars silver, while for the Italians nothing but red would do. White was the colour of choice for Japanese speedsters and pale blue for the French. Ask anybody what colour a Ferrari should be and the answer is likely to be red. Honda's manic Integra Type-R, when it was first officially imported, was available in just one colour - white. If I were lucky enough to be buying a Bentley or indeed a Jaguar today, it'd have to be green.
The sea of silver
So does this influence our purchasing choices? It's difficult to tell, but it's not beyond the realms of believability. Such was the popularity of silver cars that analysts predicted their second-hand values will drop, as supply exceeds demand. Buyers will be prepared to pay more for cars that are not adorned with the metallic hue. White cars, once a popular choice, are not particularly desirable either at the moment - even the police force is buying cars that are not white to increase their saleability when the time comes.
Is brown the new black?
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The Lamborghini Murcielago Coupe: But could you see it in brown?
Such is the desire to be different, even that most outrageous of car makers, Lamborghini, decided to offer one of their special edition Diablo's in both gold and, more amazingly brown. As crazy as this may sound, these cars actually looked good when shown at the Geneva Motor Show, surrounded by a sea of silver and red cars.
Whether this signals the comeback of brown as a colour of choice for cars is unlikely - but remember only a few seasons ago it was the `new black' when talking in fashion circles.
Solid, metallic, or pearlescent paint?
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Strong metallic colours are the standard safe choice
What's the difference? `Solid' colours are those that are created by `ordinary' paint. Metallic paints have tiny flecks in them that reflect the light, giving the finish extra life and beauty. Pearlescent paints take that a stage further - the flecks reflect the light in different ways depending on the angle it strikes them, giving the painted surfaces an extra sheen. Metallic and pearlescent colours usually have a hard lacquered finish that can make them more resistant to chipping and scratching. However, it's harder to match colours exactly when touching up, which means that when these mishaps do occur they're harder to put right.
As they look better, makers usually charge extra for metallic and pearlescent finishes on new cars. It's often worth paying the difference, however, for a good-looking car that will be easier to sell.
Stay beautiful
To keep your car looking good, and retaining its value, you'll have to do some work. Colours will inevitably fade over time. If you've ever noticed a car with a door or bodypanel that's a slightly different colour than the rest of it, this is most likely why - that panel has been resprayed and looks like new, while the rest of the car has faded. Road chemicals, dirt, and sunlight, impacted insect, and especially bird detritus will all accelerate this process.
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Keep that new coat of paint spick and span
So firstly, keep your car clean. Regular washing with a car detergent (not household detergents which strip the protective polishes from paintwork) is the first step. Many people believe it's generally better not to use automatic car wash machines, because the brushes have a tendency to put tiny scratches in the paint surface. This may be barely visible at first but over time will degrade the car's appearance. Secondly, polish the paintwork regularly. This will not only make your pride and joy look better, it will also protect the paintwork against deterioration and eventual rusting, because the polishes contain protective waxy chemicals that are left on the surface after polishing.
What fades fastest?
Though paint manufacturers are improving their technology all the time to address these problems, some inequality in paint performance remains. For example, light metallic colours tend to fade more than the strong ones. And dark solid colours like blacks and blues tend to have a softer finish than other colours so they are more prone to scratching and damage, and are harder to keep looking as good as new.
Used cars - compromise
For those of us that can't stretch to new cars or just want an old car, choice is limited - I personally hate white cars, they're a nightmare to keep clean and don't do the lines of many cars justice. That said I'm on my second one now, a decision made with the head rather than the heart. Given the choice, my next used car would be black, but if you're prepared to pick an unpopular colour, then you can save some money.
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You may have to wait to get the colour you want
But there will be times when it isn't, because the colour you want in the trim you want is out of stock. In that case, you'll often be offered an alternative colour by the dealer for quicker delivery, or maybe the right colour in the wrong trim. Then you have to decide whether you are prepared to wait, and if not whether you want to compromise on colour or trim. Watch out, also for interior colours - sometimes the colours of plastics and upholstery change dependent on the external colour you choose. If you carry small children in your car you might want to avoid pale cream carpets and seats.
Car colours can be a real pain. Buy new and there's too much choice, but still not always the one you want. Opt for a used car and you are stuck with what's around. But whatever the case, remember that strong metallic colours are almost always more popular and easier to keep looking good. If you can, choose a colour that suits the car and that you personally like.
But choosing a car is a complex decision in which lots of factors play a part. Think about colour by all means, but remember it's not critical. If in doubt, pick a popular colour - even if it's not the very most desirable when you come to sell, you'll be in good company. It'll be easy to find and buy the car in first place, and you can guarantee that your buyers will be thinking that way when you come to sell. And at the moment there's one colour that suits virtually everything and is available in abundance - silver.
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On September 17, 1976, NASA unveiled the very first Space Shuttle, named Enterprise. Constructed without engines or a functional heat shield, it did spent any time in Space, however it did pave the way for future flight in Space. In this featured footage, filmed on April 27, 2012, 'JollyRogerPhoto' captured stunning sights of E... More On September 17, 1976, NASA unveiled the very first Space Shuttle, named Enterprise. Constructed without engines or a functional heat shield, it did spent any time in Space, however it did pave the way for future flight in Space. In this featured footage, filmed on April 27, 2012, 'JollyRogerPhoto' captured stunning sights of Enterprise over John F. Kennedy International Airport, while piggybacking on the 747 Shuttle Carrier Aircraft on its way to the Intrepid Sea-Air-Space Museum. Video by Dan Adams of Aviation Photojournal.
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So. I haven't been on this blog much lately because I created another. Honestly, it's not good news. Essentially, I was posting "thinspo," pro-ed information, and personal, whiny journal entries. I honestly can't do that anymore. It's not healthy for me.
This blog, though, I'm also fed up with. It's such a façade. I'm too afraid to post anything personal, so I just reblog memes and Harry Potter pictures. It's a lie. That's not how I truly am.
So, I'm creating a "moderation" blog. I shouldn't feel embarrassed to post things I like/feel because they're all part of me. I'll be posting about my eating disorder, anxiety, and depression, some stupid memes/funny shit, some artsy/hipster pictures, and whatever else I may want to.
I already followed some of you guys on my new blog, so if you want to follow me back, I'd be honored.
My new url is:
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Broken Rhythms: Starry Nights
You said you wanted to know what it felt like to touch the stars. I said to climb into my bed and I could show you. And you thought I was kidding, you thought I just wanted to touch you. But you came anyway. I led you to the softness of pillows and blankets before I…turned on my night light. And…
I heard a story about a little girl in Iraq
six years old
who cannot fall asleep
because when she does
she dreams of nothing
but the day she watched
her dog eat her neighbor's corpse
if you told her the war is over
do you think she'd sleep?
she's seen teeth chew through a ribcage
and swallow a beating heart
and I can buy dog tags at the mall
I can buy camouflage at the GAP
I can stare at the Vietnam wall and forget
it is missing the two million names
of the two million Vietnamese slain
so I can certainly forget
that little girl
her dog
the neighbor
and whatever soldiers we choke chained
in the opposite direction of God"
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KALAMAZOO (WKZO) -- Broncos Football Coach PJ Fleck is keeping an optimistic attitude despite a less than stellar season so far. It's been a rough season for the Western Michigan University Broncos football team.
The Broncos are currently 0 and five, as coach Fleck tries to shape the team up into a winning squad. He tells us that he always knew this was going to be a tough year, and that's he's proud of the progress made so far with the teams many unexperienced players. Fleck says the team is winning little battles every day in its training.
The Broncos next face Toledo this weekend. Saturday's game will begin at three PM in Toledo.


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iPod, iTunes updates hide major new features
Coinciding with the Macworld Expo in San Francisco, Apple has released iPod Updater 2006-01-10 and iTunes 6.0.2, both classified as "point releases" of its key software packages for iPods, Macs, and PCs. Though the company originally had not published details on many of the new features of these programs, iLounge's editors found several hidden treasures in each of them, most of which have now been confirmed on Apple's web site.
iPod Updater 2006-01-10 upgrades the fifth-generation iPod and iPod nano to software versions 1.1, adding support for on-screen FM radio tuning, the display of accessory-specific color on-screen logo graphics on the Do Not Disconnect screen, and bug fixes. Bug fixes have also been implemented for both versions of the fourth-generation iPod (black-and-white/color), and iPod mini.
Originally described by Apple only as including "stability and performance improvements over iTunes 6.0.1," iTunes 6.0.2 adds several major new features to the music management software. Most notably, iTunes now handles automatic H.264-format video conversion for the iPod without requiring the purchase of Apple's QuickTime Pro software. Right-clicking on any video track now brings up a "Convert Selection for iPod" option. iTunes also allows users to stream audio wirelessly to multiple AirPort Express receivers at once, a feature previously found in standalone audio distribution systems such as Sonos' ZonePlayers.
In less positive additions, Apple has created a mini iTunes Music Store (the "MiniStore") which displays by default whenever you look at your Library or Playlists. The MiniStore analyzes the music you are listening to and suggests similar options for purchase, a feature that is already being described as unwelcome "spyware and adware" by several writers. You can turn off the MiniStore by selecting Edit > Hide MiniStore.
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Just updated the software i like the mini store,i see it as part of the overall music experience it can be quite handy alerting you to other music that you might like but not have come across, it's not spyware at all as you have the ability to turn it off as we all know you cannot do this with programmes that load on to your computer with out your'e knowledge.
Posted by STEVEN BATES on January 11, 2006 at 8:57 PM (CST)
when i converted a vidoe it worked great is is now on my ipod wut there is no sound, not even on itunes can someone help?
Posted by moo2late on January 11, 2006 at 9:39 PM (CST)
Xander said: it is the very definition of spyware!. An application that installs without your knowledge and reports back to it's maker. How is it not spyware?
First off, Apple does not install iTunes without your knowledge. Second, not every app that "reports back to it's maker" is spyware. Using that definition if I download a widget from a website that let's me know when they update their website then it is spyware! Sometimes when an app "reports back to it's maker" it is a feature. Don't like it? Turn it off in the same menu that shows and hides every other feature in iTunes. How many spyware programs give you that option, and if they do how many are that simple to turn off?
Posted by J3 on January 11, 2006 at 10:07 PM (CST)
My iTunes 6.0.1 still reports it *is* the latest version. What's up with that?
Posted by Allister on January 11, 2006 at 11:53 PM (CST)
My iTunes 6.0.1 still reports it *is* the latest version. What's up with that?
Mine was doing that so i just went to the apple site and went to downloads and got it from there no problemo.
Posted by STEVEN BATES on January 12, 2006 at 12:38 AM (CST)
Yes, OK. So I downloaded 6.0.2 and installed. I quite like the little music store window - quite clever.
1) It lists songs not available in the selected country's music store, and
2) We don't got no FREAKIN music store in New Zealand anyway! Apparently we are the last English speaking nation not to have one.
So this is just RUBBING IT IN, APPLE!
Posted by Allister on January 12, 2006 at 2:20 AM (CST)
I just tried converting some videos (.mpg) and itunes was able to convert and transfer them to my ipod. It plays but theres no sound. What am i doing wrong?
Posted by John Ng on January 12, 2006 at 2:24 AM (CST)
iTunes uses Quicktime to convert videos. Quicktime will convert MPEG2 (mpg, m2v, vob, etc…) video. However, Quicktime does not convert MPEG2 audio. Therefore only video will be transcoded. Sorry fellas.
Personal note. I think it's safe to say that this is one of the, if not the worse updates to iTunes ever.
Posted by Dave on January 12, 2006 at 3:47 AM (CST)
Okay im getting pissed now. Everytime i try to put a video that isnt in mp4 format it doesnt do anything… and its like itunes freezes.. it keeps playing and everything but i cannot press any of the buttons on itunes… i have tried to open vob, mpeg videos in itunes by right clicking and going to "open with" select itunes.. ituens opens but nothing happens… whats going on?!!!
Posted by Jonathan on January 12, 2006 at 5:29 AM (CST)
On the issue of spyware:
The reason why people are reacting to the MiniStore window as spyware is that it was unexpected. Furthermore, the routine does scan your music library without obvious, knowledgeable prior consent, and it plainly does indeed go back to iTMS's own servers to gather additional music information in order to make these music recommendations it reports to your screen. And while others have claimed that 6.0.2 doesn't report anything else back to Apple, the skeptic will shoot back: how do you really know for sure? It's not like you can ACTUALLY monitor what iTunes is truly is sending back to Apple or iTMS.
If you've ever purchased anything from iTMS or downloaded the freebies, your vital information is already stored on Apple's servers and within iTunes on your computer. When MiniStore goes back to iTMS to gather recommendations, unless you read the EULA for 6.0.2 you can't say definitively that no other information is being sent back in your name, either by account, your computer's unique identifiers, or by IP address. That's why there are those who err on the side of caution and call MiniStore 'spyware'.
Since I haven't installed 6.0.2, I haven't read the EULA to see what Apple disclosed beforehand. But from what I've read MiniStore does act like spyware in that by default it's turned on, gathers information without an obvious informed consent by the user (unless by habit you make it your point to read the EULA carefully each time you install software and perhaps saw that 6.0.2 disclosed that it will gather data on you), and does contact Apple's own servers to, at the very least, retrieve music recommendations based on what MusicStore found in your library, keeping in mind that in order to get those recommendations, it has to send your listening habits back to Apple so their servers can come back with choices and selections to choose from. What's unknown is whether any of that information is actually saved on Apple's servers in your name.
That's why people scream spyware and adware; MusicStore automatically takes information I or you may or may not care to want anyone else to know, processes it, and comes back with what in effect are 'ads' for music you don't already own. Sure you can turn it off after the fact, but it being on by default and most being unaware that it was there to begin with, the "violation" of perceived privacy has already been done.
Personally, I've always disliked ANY software app making purchasing recommendations to me. It's like saying I'm too stupid to think and search for myself. Frankly, I don't care if Apple ACTUALLY KNOWS WHAT I listen to, but damn it, don't frickin' tell me—or even 'suggest to me', for those who think 'telling' is too harsh as judgement—WTF to listen to. I prefer using my OWN brain to make my listening choices, and will not depend upon any reliance of a piece of software to do my thinking for me. I shut down the similar feature on iTMS when it analyzed the music I've purchased (typically songs that are ONLY on iTMS, btw, and not available on CD or other services), what makes you think that I will tolerate it on my very own computers, eh Apple?
Given what I know now and the doubts that this has caused, 6.0.2 is SO unlikely to find it's way on any of my computers. I wouldn't tolerate it when slimebags like Gator does it (granted their's is worse since they turn around and sell that data they collect to others), I'm not going to start now and cut iTunes/iTMS any break just because I own iPods, even if iTMS is only using that data for their own purposes (i.e., getting you to BUY more stuff, which BTW is the whole purpose of adware to begin with).
Ok, off my soapbox…
Posted by flatline response on January 12, 2006 at 5:42 AM (CST)
I tryed to download the new itunes but its not downloadable. So whats the big deal about??
Posted by James on January 12, 2006 at 6:00 AM (CST)
I found another little unmentioned "updated".
I normally have a Smart Playlist set-up called "unrated". I have a 5,000+ library so I try to keep all my songs very organized, tagged, grouped, rated, etc. So I use this playlist to pull any song that has "My Rating" "is less then" "1 Star", which means that it's not rated and therefore not tagged.
Well, I accidently deleted the playlist yesterday. I updated iTunes this morning, then went to try and set-up the Smart Playlist again only to find out that I can't set it to less the 1 Star anymore. It automatically changes it to 2 Stars.
Posted by LilAlienD in Maryland on January 12, 2006 at 9:18 AM (CST)
I've always assumed Apple knew what I was listening to. They certainly know what I've bought from them. Therefore, instead of the mini-store, I'd prefer that when I'm at the iTunes music store, it note in some fashion what songs I already have (or at least already bought from iTunes). For example, if you are looking at an Essentials list or some play list, there would be some indication of what songs you already own. Or, if you bought one song from an album at one point and later decided to go back and buy the whole album, it would indicate the song you already have.
Customers should be able to elect whether or not their library information is sent to Apple for this use.
Posted by JH on January 12, 2006 at 12:28 PM (CST)
ok. so let's say the mini store is reporting back info about my library to apple. why is this a big deal? i understand if there is spyware reporting back sensitive material or private info. but. it's my music library. i'll gladly share that with anyone. who cares…
sure if apple was taking all my banking info off my computer i might have issues with that. but i don't care if they know i own a lot of nina simone. it doesn't matter.
some people are just way too paranoid.
Posted by Travis on January 12, 2006 at 2:22 PM (CST)
What bug fixes have been implemented for iPod with color display?
Hopefully they fixed the thing where when you try to fast forward or rewind a song with the FF, REW buttons on the scrolling FF, REW screen, it disables the ability to use the FF, REW buttons to rewind/fast forward through one song. That got on my nerves.
Whew! What a long question!
Posted by Tim on January 12, 2006 at 2:55 PM (CST)
LilAlienD, I have also noticed the same problem. It will only let me select 2, 4, or 5 stars in the smart playlist making menu.
Steve Jobs, if you are reading this, please release a new update really soon!
Posted by tom on January 12, 2006 at 3:02 PM (CST)
I updated my ipod 5g too 1.1 and now pressing the menu button for a period of time no longer turns the backlight on. Am I the only one with this problem?
Posted by Nuco on January 12, 2006 at 4:25 PM (CST)
I actually had to call APPLE this morning about another problem and the guy put in another claim about that little "bug" while I was waiting for something.
Hopefully they'll figure it out soon :) Can't be a BIG problem to fix.
As for the mini store… I REALLY don't think it's sending back any vital "account" information what-so-ever. The only thing I see it doing, when I have it on (which is my choice by the way) and I actually select a song, it'll look up the artists and give me other albums by the same artist and the same "Listeners also bought" information that I see when I look em up in the music store. So it's doing the same thing as surfing the store… EVEN WHEN I SIGN OUT COMPLETELY!!!!
Ya'll are getting way to worked up about something your wrong about in the first place. For us Music Store shoppers it's much more of a convenient and WELCOME way to find music.
If you don't like it… turn it off with ONE CLICK!!!!
Get a grip people.
Posted by LilAlienD in Maryland on January 12, 2006 at 4:38 PM (CST)
"it is the very definition of spyware!. An application that installs without your knowledge and reports back to it's maker. How is it not spyware?"
It didn't install without your knowledge. You willingly installed the iTunes update, didn't you? Go back a version if you don't like it.
Posted by The Raven on January 12, 2006 at 7:24 PM (CST)
i noticed the latest update put the song title in bold and larger font when you view the lyrics screen. quite nice…
Posted by flip on January 12, 2006 at 11:45 PM (CST)
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