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I've been meaning to look at this site but hadn't had the time until today. It's an online magazine with sections on all the arts and literature, including dance. The dance section is allied to ballet.co.uk, and there are reviews, features, etc.
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By Walter T. Ham IV, Eighth Army Public AffairsNovember 22, 2011
YONGSAN GARRISON, South Korea - Fox Sports is preparing to broadcast live from Yongsan Garrison during their Thanksgiving Day coverage of the Detroit Lions-Green Bay Packers game.
The live broadcast will take place at the R&R Bar & Grill on Yongsan Nov. 24 from 11 p.m. until their game day coverage ends.
Dubbed the Thanksgiving Tailgate Party by the R&R Bar & Grill, the event is free to everyone with base access.
Ronald Buss, from the Yongsan Garrison Family, Morale, Welfare and Recreation Office, said the R&R Bar & Grill will be open late on Thanksgiving to accommodate the broadcast and air all of the NFL games that day.
"Come on out and enjoy the game," said Buss. "It's not every day that you get this kind of opportunity."
Fox Sports Analyst Jay Glazer, UFC Fighter Benson Henderson and NASCAR Crew Chief Jeff Hammond will all be at the live broadcast on the U.S. military headquarters post in Seoul.
"This is a great opportunity to watch the Thanksgiving Day game with hundreds of your closest friends and to be on national TV back in the states," said Eighth Army Deputy Public Affairs Officer Lt. Col. Michael Sennett, from Detroit. "Go Lions!"


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I'm curious to see if it works. I've seen other apps, games even, that won't let you play if you're rooted.
Trying using Voodoo OTA Rootkeeper to temporarily unroot, and see if it'll let you watch it?
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I FDR'd mine the other night. I didn't have to use rootkeeper to maintain root. It doesn't just go away like that.
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I couldn't say, I've never used Magazine before.
I don't have Circles in my drawer, I wonder why?
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I was sort of missing the Music app, but I started using Google Music instead. As far as the gallery goes, I use Quickpic anyway.
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I'm not having any Wifi issues. After the update it automagically connected back to my router, not broadcasting the SSID even.
I couldn't download OTA Rootkeeper for the life of me a while ago, but I can update my apps just fine right now.
Sideload updated it from the link on droid-life, since my OTA download failed like nearly everyone else's.
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Presumptive GOP presidential nominee Mitt Romney and his vice presidential choice, Rep. Paul Ryan of Wisconsin, appeared on CBS News's "60 Minutes" Sunday in their first interview together since Mr. Ryan joined the ticket.
Mr. Romney announced the pick on Saturday morning in Norfolk, Va., and the two men have been drawing enthusiastic crowds at rallies over the weekend. Mr. Ryan's plans on entitlement reform are popular among the conservative base, but make him a target for attacks from Democrats.
The interviewer was Bob Schieffer. Share your thoughts in our comment section, or via Twitter using #electionwsj
Welcome to our live blog. Kristina Peterson will be our main blogger of the interview. We won't be kicking off for a bit, but in the meantime, you can check our election news "stream" at http://WSJ.com/ElectionsLive with all the news and features of the day, plus relevant tweets and photos — works particularly nicely on mobile.
Just In: We have a little action sooner than we expected. CBS has released some excerpts, and we will get those up in a moment or two.
As we take a look at those, here is what President Barack Obama has to say about the pick, as reported within the past hour: "Just yesterday, my opponent chose his running mate, the ideological leader of Republicans in Congress. Mr. Paul Ryan. I want to congratulate Mr. Ryan. I know him, I welcome him to the race. He is a decent man, he is a family man, he is an articulate spokesman for Governor Romney's vision but it is a vision that I fundamentally disagree with."
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In excerpts of the "60 Minutes" interview with GOP presidential hopeful Mitt Romney and his newly named VP pick Paul Ryan, the pair defend Ryan's overhaul of Medicare. Romney is quick to point out the two aren't planning to change Medicare for current seniors.
"My mom is a Medicare senior in Florida," Ryan says in the interview. "Our point is we need to preserve their benefits, because government made promises to them." But in order to afford that, "you must reform it for those of us who are younger," he says.
A brief primer on how Ryan would change Medicare: his plan would give Americans a choice to enroll in a Medicare-type plan. The government would subsidize part of the payments for private-run insurance plans. Republicans call it "premium support." Democrats call it vouchers. Here is our recent explainer.
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On Medicare
Here's what Mitt Romney had to say on what he's discussed with his new running mate on Medicare: "What Paul Ryan and I have talked about is saving Medicare, is providing people greater choice in Medicare, making sure it's there for current seniors. No changes, by the way, for current seniors, or those nearing retirement. But looking for young people down the road and saying, 'We're going to give you a bigger choice.' In America, the nature of this country has been giving people more freedom, more choices. That's how we make Medicare work down the road."
Here's what the budget architect himself had to say on his own much-maligned on one side, much-beloved on the other plan: "My mom is a Medicare senior in Florida. Our point is we need to preserve their benefits, because government made promises to them that they've organized their retirements around. In order to make sure we can do that, you must reform it for those of us who are younger. And we think these reforms are good reforms, that have bipartisan origins."
CBS has also released video of the excerpts they released. The full show is expected to air at 7 p.m.
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Fashion twins already — Romney and Ryan appear on "60 Minutes" wearing nearly-identical blue checked shirts and blue blazers with an American flag pin on their respective left lapels, according to a photo of the interview posted on the CBS website. During Saturday's campaign appearances, only Mr. Romney was wearing a tie, but for their Sunday interview both politicians lose the necktie. Is this the Ryan effect?
As we wait for CBS to wrap up golf coverage, at which point we may get more excerpts on the evening news, it's worth noting that four of the CBS News' five most popular stories right now are connected to Romney's vice-presidential pick. The fifth? A Pennsylvania woman accused of killing her fiancé on their wedding day.
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Democrats, GOP Spar Over Ryan
CBS: still golf. But here's what lawmakers, strategists and other wonky types had to say about the Ryan pick this morning. In a nutshell, the GOP thinks he's a bold choice. Democrats seem eager to pounce on his Medicare plan and lack of foreign-policy experience. Both sides agree his entry sharpens the contrast between the two campaigns.
Read More: Democrats, GOP Spar Over Ryan on Shows
Anyone nonchalant about missing the prime time coverage of the Olympics closing ceremony to watch the Romney-Ryan interview, know this: the Spice Girls DO perform and London's Mayor Boris Johnson is spotted dancing to them. On the royalty watch, Harry and Kate are spotted by eagle-eyed WSJ reporters, but no Prince William in sight.
It's looking like we're not going to get any more sneak peeks of the Romney-Ryan interview as the golfers blithely continue to play golf. "60 Minutes" is scheduled to start at 7 p.m. ET, but we don't yet know when the joint appearance from Messrs. Romney and Ryan will begin. Standing by.
Golf awards ceremony suggests "60 Minutes" is imminent. Meanwhile, Sen. John Cornyn, a Republican from Texas, weighs in on the Ryan pick on Twitter tonight: "Who is ideological? Can we now have a civilized conversation about solutions?"
"60 Minutes" begins!
We just got a blizzard of little snippets from the interview. When asked what his role in the campaign will be, Ryan says, "I'm going to help win this race."
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Rubio Praises Choice
In an email from a Romney fundraising committee, Sen. Marco Rubio (R., Fla.) lauds the former Massachusetts governor for making "a truly inspired choice" in picking Ryan as his running mate. Rubio, once considered a contender for the VP job, calls Ryan a "courageous reformer who understands our nation's challenges, has proposed bold policy solutions to solve them, and has shown the courage to stand up to President Obama and other Washington politicians trying to tear him down."
Romney says he didn't make up his mind on Ryan until Aug. 1, though he'd spent time with Ryan on the campaign trail. "I was impressed with his understanding of the issues we've been facing," Romney says. The two met last Sunday "and we sat down and made it happen," Romney says.
Romney makes clear he thinks Ryan is qualified to serve as president, if need be. "Paul could – if necessary – become president," he says. No one's confusing Paul Ryan with Sarah Palin.
Popping the VP Question
It almost sounds like a proposal: Bob Schieffer asks Ryan what Romney said when he popped the VP question. "He essentially said that we share the same values," Ryan said. Romney said their experiences would complement each other. "I said yes!" Ryan says.
After tonight, you're not going to see Ryan with Romney very often. "We're going to split up more often than not," Ryan says. Until now the campaign's been two versus one. Now it's two on two.
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So what would a Vice President Paul Ryan do exactly? Romney says he'd use Ryan to spearhead efforts in areas he has expertise in and passion for. We read that as BUDGET. Romney also says he'd take advantage of Ryan's expertise in navigating the ways of the Capitol and its inhabitants. Ryan would have a role "in helping shepherd legislation on the Hill," he says.
Romney leaps in when it comes to taxes on the wealthiest: "Fairness dictates that the highest income people should pay the greatest share of taxes, and — and they do." His tone is very careful. Meanwhile, Ryan says he plans to release the same number of years of tax returns as Romney: two.
Parsing Ryan's tax comments a little further: while he says he plans to release two years of tax returns, he ducks the question of how many years he gave Romney to scrutiny. The vetting process was "very exhaustive," he says, but doesn't specify how many years of returns he handed over beyond "several."
A final point on Romney's tax comments. He says he wouldn't propose shrinking the share of taxes that the wealthiest Americans currently pay: "If you look at the top 1% or 5% or quartile, whatever, they pay the largest share of taxes. And that's not something which I would propose making smaller." But Mr. Romney has already said he intends to reduce income tax rates across the board by 20%, offsetting the cuts by eliminating various tax breaks he hasn't identified yet.
It's hard to see how he's going to do all that at once, though. A study by the Tax Policy Center concluded that even if his plan was written to benefit low-income Americans as much as possible, it would still "provide large tax cuts to high-income households, and increase the tax burdens on middle- and/or lower-income taxpayers." This hasn't gone unnoticed by the Obama campaign, which has already rolled out ads inspired by the study.
The interview's a wrap. Romney and Ryan showed an easy camaraderie in what looks to be one of their rare joint appearances on the campaign trail. But their comments didn't resolve some lingering questions over Romney's tax plan and just how many years of tax returns he requested from his running mate. Thanks for joining us and visit wsj.com for the latest election news and analysis.


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Running Time: 90
Director: William Black
Company: Coast To Coast Video
Cast: Madison (I), Courtney (I) (Russian), Dallas (I), Sean Michaels, Stacey Nichols, Ron Jeremy, Tom Byron, Bionca (I), William Margold, Wayne Summers
Critical Rating: AA 1/2
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Some good anal scenes highlight this sexvld, but in any show that is a parody, the dialogue is quite important, If the sound quality is poor and/or if the music drowns out the words, you might as well have an all-sex feature which is what this ends up.
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Miner's Hell from Darrell Webb
Darrell Webb has released a music video for the song Miner's Hell, included on the Bloodline album from The Darrell Webb Band (Rural Rhythm). It was shot and edited by Joe Denton of Broken Clarity Films, with assistance from Ron Dockery.
Featured are Darrell on mandolin, Chris Wade on mandolin, Jeremy Arrowood on bass, Asa Gravely on guitar, and Jake Jones on reso guitar.
Darrell says that it wasn't hard to choose this song for a video, given his West Virginia roots in coal mining country. It was shot at a cabin near Bland, VA.
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Sharon George, RN-BC, PhD, ANP, dean of nursing at St. Anselm College, Goffstown, N.H., was honored at the 2012 New Hampshire Nurses Association awards banquet Oct. 18 in Concord, N.H., for progression and advancement in nursing education.
The event, named "Celebration & Transformation," included a keynote address by Rose Gonzalez, RN, MPS, director of government affairs for the American Nurses Association.
George serves as chairwoman of the education subcommittee of the New Hampshire Action Coalition.
She was nominated and appointed as an on-site accreditation evaluator by the Commission on Collegiate Nursing Education and has been published extensively on various fields of nursing. She was cited by the NHNA as being "instrumental in driving the efforts of seamless academic progression within nursing education and curriculum redesign and an avid promoter of articulation agreements between associate and bachelor degree nursing programs here in [New Hampshire]."
In 2010-2011, George also proposed, developed and opened the first complete hybrid online program for St. Anselm, an RN-to-BSN program that has increased admissions and recognized its first completion diploma in December 2012.
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Great job on the release, folks! Here's my wish list, in descending order of importance:
1. list_users() -- it should behave just exactly like list_cats(), except filtering by author. Optionally exclude admin, optionally restrict it only to those who have posted, etc. I tried starting on this, but I hit a snag when I realized that the primary key in both the users and posts table are both named ID, rather than user_ID and post_ID. The best solution would, of course, to be to make these field names unique, because it makes the join a pain in the ass. I don't know if anyone wants to take that on, though -- that's a pretty sweeping change. Then I got lost in the apply filters code and gave up.
2. E-mail notifications/subscriptions -- believe it or not, the rest of the world still uses e-mail. I'd like to be able to have readers be able to subscribe via e-mail to:
- Whole blog, any topic, any author, or responses to one particular post
- Every post, or daily digest, or weekly digest
- Send headlines & excerpts or whole posts
3. Pass a single URL parameter to index.php (rather than creating a separate page) to tell it to display headlines only, headlines and excerpts, or full content.
4. Pass a parameter to index.php telling it how many posts to display, over-riding the default configuration.
5. Have RSS feeds for each individual category and author (see above) that are clearly displayed somewhere and named within the feed itself. This would approximate the effect of having multiple blogs, i.e., multiple authors, without having a whole 'nother instance of WP installed.
6. Admin should be able to post as anybody. Because I blog some things as admin and other things as me, I'm constantly having to log out and back in. If I'm logged in as admin, I should be able to pick. I should also be able to change the author on a post through the UI, instead of hacking MySQL.
7. Configurable pings -- it would be nice for the admin to be able to configure additional sites to ping besides weblogs.com and blo.gs. This also should be able to be restricted to a particular category or author. This would be especially for use with something like TopicExchange.com.
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Deschamps told a news conference that Chantome had picked up a groin injury during France's 1-0 home defeat by Japan in a friendly on Friday.
The Paris St Germain player will not be replaced in the squad.
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With global warming driving down the demand for natural gas as a home heating fuel and natural gas drillers producing record amounts, an oversupply situation has developed quickly. Stocks of natural gas are rising. As a result natural gas prices have fallen way below profitability and drillers are scrambling to cut back production.
The natural gas surplus that is in our underground storage facilities may be full before fall, forcing producers to slow production until a market for the gas can be found. There are only so many things we can do with an excess of natural gas: you can export it; burn it in power plants; turn it into other products in petrochemical plants; increase its use in vehicles; and burn it to heat buildings.
Given the pace at which temperatures are rising, less, not more, home consumption seems likely so only one of these uses can be accomplished quickly – burning it in electricity generating plants. As the price of natural gas becomes cheaper, power companies are already increasing its share of the fuels used for power generation and are closing older coal-fired plants. Wherever prices are favorable we will likely see more of this in the immediate future.
The other major ways to increase natural gas consumption will require considerable investment and take many years to implement. U.S. natural gas is so cheap by world standards that some see large profits in exporting natural gas to energy-deficit regions such as Japan, Korea, Europe, and even the Caribbean islands. To do this on a large scale will require investments in liquefaction plants that will turn natural gas in liquid which can be transported economically. A backlash to this idea is already arising from those who believe we should be using the energy at home and not be shipping it at rock bottom prices to other countries.
Building more petrochemical plants to convert the natural gas surplus into plastics and other materials seems to be under serious consideration. In recent years this business has been shifting to the Middle East to take advantage of the cheap natural gas prices, but now that U.S. prices have fallen so low, the large investments required seem more attractive.
A partial solution to this problem is to use liquefied natural gas (LNG) rather than compressed natural gas as a fuel. A tank of LNG will give you 2.4 times the range of a similar sized tank of compressed gas thereby making it practical for cross country vehicles. While a CNG truck might only go 100 miles, an LNG one could go 240 miles between fill ups. LNG, however, has its own problems. To make it you have to lower the temperature to -260oF and then keep it that way until it goes into the vehicle's engine.
When LNG is made for shipping between countries on massive ships, it is cooled in liquefaction plants that usually cost $2-3 billion and are spread over hundreds or thousands of acres. Not particularly practical for a truck stop! Once you get the gas down to -260oF you have to keep it in special cryogenic tanks and be able to handle the problem that a small amount is constantly boiling off in a gaseous state. It can be moved in special tanker trucks, but not by pipeline.
With CNG not containing enough energy to move large trucks and LNG expensive and hard to make and handle, there has been very little movement towards natural gas propelled trucks until recently. However, this is changing rapidly. With diesel fuel now pushing $4.50 a gallon in many parts of the country and showing every sign of moving to $5 later this year, the circa $2 a gallon cheaper LNG is irresistible for long-haul truck operators who are burning some 20,000-40,000 gallons per truck each year.
Nearly all the major truck manufactures are now selling trucks that run on LNG so that the payback time for the additional cost of an LNG engine is now said to be less than a year. The second problem of widespread adoption of LNG trucks is getting LNG to truck stops across the country. A major program to make this happen is underway. Starting with using LNG at the ports of Los Angles and Long Beach where LNG has been widely adopted as a way to reducing pollution, LNG stations have been established along the route from Southern California to Las Vegas. Plans are underway to install another 250 LNG stations along America's trucking routes in the next few years. If the price spread between diesel and LNG holds up or increases, it seems likely that the use of LNG for large trucks will become widespread by the end of the decade.
Much of this change will come from the development of small-scale LNG plants that can produce 10,000-30,000 gallons per day and only cost in the range of $2-3 million making them affordable for deployment along the nation's trucking routes.
While all this sounds nice – replacing at least some of the 35 billion gallons of diesel burned on the nation's highways each year with a domestic source of energy while making some reductions in air pollution and possibly greenhouse gases – natural gas remains a finite source of energy. Production is already dropping in the well-hyped shale gas fields around Ft Worth and in Louisiana. While there is still much gas-bearing shale left to drill and frack, it is not going to continue much longer when shale gas costs $6 or so to produce and sells for $2.
The gas glut story still has a way to play out.
2 Comments on "The Peak Oil Crisis: Our Natural Gas Glut"
James on Thu, 29th Mar 2012 12:27 am
Well, if there is a surplus, then the price of heating our homes should be really cheap until the supply is exhausted, and then watch out.
BillT on Thu, 29th Mar 2012 2:07 am
Time lags in building new plants will make this a joke. If prices stay down, all sources will drop out until it is again profitable, at which time we will go through the whole cycle again, if we are still able. No one seems to consider the collapse of the financial system in their plans/ideas. THAT is the most likely event to cause huge problems in the near future and maybe the extended future. You can not just turn a valve and shut off or start up supplies. There is a time lag there also, and when enough investors have been burned, they will avoid the same thing next time. Then what?


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Neither of Hall of Famer Joe Montana's sons figure to see the field this week, leaving the brothers plenty of time to
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After reading the previous review, I felt the need to clarify some information that was shared. These movies, while a little cheesy are from the 1990's. Jennifer Aniston was just starting out in her career in Hollywood in the very first movie in this series. If you are looking for an Academy Award Winning or even nominated movie, you won't find it here, but if you want a simple movie that is devoid of all the overused new technology that is in movies today, these movies (especially the first in the series) will fill that need. I even heard they may be breathing life back into this franchise and remaking the original, that should say something.
The Leperchaun series was a great cult horror classic. They creeped me out. These are perfect for St. Patrick' day entertainment; however, don't let little kids watch them. These movies are scary.
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I enjoyed the movie Leprechaun from the first time I saw the movie as a small child. So when I noticed the bundle pack with all four DVDS for $5 I jumped on that cheap price. THANKS WALMART.COM
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ordered this movie only because my grandson saw it (1st version) on amazon prime and loved it (he's 5). so when I saw that it was offered along with 3 other movies for this low price, I had to purchase. We will be watching them all this weekend..
Oh gosh...I remember watching this movie over and over as a teen. One of my family's favorite movies. I loved Jennifer Aniston in this movie. It wasn't a super scary movie but it was still a great movie. The sequels...I really wasn't impressed. But I've decided to buy this for my teen who LOVES being Irish himself! I hope he enjoys it as much as I enjoyed watching it with my parents.
First of all, It's a great buy. 4 full movies for $5.
They are very comical, but that may be due to the fact they're so old. 1970's I believe.
The first three movies in this bundle were wonderful for just a random movie to have in our collection. We found the first three humorous even though they are extremely cheesy. The 4th however, is the only one we had to stop 10 minutes in. It is a horrible movie. First off the leprechaun isn't even the main focus of the film (at least not in the first 10 minutes) plus it taking place in space just made it even worse.
It only came with 1..2..3..
4 leprechaun was not in the case
I've already seen these movies and when I ran across them on this site I figured I had to get them. I'm happy I did. They may be cheesy and out of date with the special effects but I still love them and I'm happy with my purchase.
If you are a fan of the Leprechaun genre them you will love this. Where else can you buy 4 movies for $5.00 ? What a deal. So if you like horror or syfy them you will love this dvd.
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CUPERTINO, Calif. — It's still officially summer, yet major electronic companies have already announced a slew of holiday gift ideas: iPhones of different colors, video game players and a new category of wristwatches designed to mimic the functionality of smartphones.
Much of the early attention has been on smartwatches. Although the devices have been around for years, consumer interest has been low. Samsung Electronics Co. is hoping to change that with its $300 Galaxy Gear. When it's linked wirelessly with newer Samsung phones and tablets, the Gear lets you set alarm clocks, check email and Facebook updates, and make phone calls on your wrist, secret agent-style. The watch will be available in a few weeks in six colors.
The Gear's unveiling came as Qualcomm Inc. said it will start selling its Toq smartwatch before the end of the year. Sony Corp., meanwhile, has an updated SmartWatch 2 device coming. And Apple Inc. is widely believed to be working on an iWatch.
What's behind the sudden rise of the smartwatch? Consumer electronics companies are trying to create a new type of device for people to spend money on now that many of them already own smartphones and tablet computers. That doesn't mean companies have given up on phones and tablets, or other gadgets.
Here's a look at what's in store as manufacturers and retailers try to get a jump on the holiday shopping season.
The iOS software that runs iPhones is showing signs of aging, so Apple is refreshing its look and functionality. Recent phones can get the iOS 7 update for free, starting next Wednesday. The software also comes with the new iPhones going on sale on Sept. 20.
Apple is departing from its practice of keeping choices simple. In the past, Apple released one iPhone a year, in black or white. This time, the company has a regular model, the iPhone 5S (selling for $199 with a two-year service agreement) and a less expensive model, the iPhone 5C (which goes for $99). The 5S comes in three colors and the 5C in five.
Samsung, meanwhile, announced the Galaxy Note 3, the latest phone in a line that comes with a stylus for handwriting on its large, 5.7-inch (measured on the diagonal) touch screen. Sony will have the Xperia Z1, notable for its high-resolution, 20.7-megapixel camera and the ability to attach better lenses. Both devices use Google's Android operating system.
Even more devices are expected around this fall's release of a new version of Android, which goes by the name Kit Kat.
Tablets with screens that measure about 7 inches diagonally are becoming popular because they're cheaper than full-sized tablets and are easier to carry around. Amazon.com Inc. and Google Inc. paved the way with their Kindle Fire and Nexus 7 devices. Apple followed with the iPad Mini last fall.
Google updated its Nexus 7 in July, offering the basic model for $229. Amazon and Apple will likely update their devices, too. Meanwhile, several companies are expected to release smaller tablets running Microsoft Corp.'s Windows 8.1 operating system when the software update comes out on Oct. 17. The current Windows 8 system wasn't designed for smaller touch screens.
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Peeling the Banana at Both Ends: Interfaith Engagement and the Work of Religion Studies presented by Rev. Peter A. Pettit, Ph.D., director of the Institute for Jewish-Christian Understanding, Muhlenberg College. In our society, robust religious diversity mingles with increasingly mature and expansive secularity. How should the academic study of religion respond to the sharpened awareness of religious diversity? What role might practices of interfaith engagement play in the work of higher education? Co-sponsored by the Asbell Center for Jewish Life, the Judaic Studies Department, and the Office of the Religious Studies.
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For Mr. Metcalf, a whiz at fund-raising, Habitat for Humanity became a labor of love. ''If you lend money, don't be collecting interest on it,'' he would say. ''People of faith are supposed to help those in need.''
The key to building a house for $45,000, Metcalf once told a conference on the C.W. Post campus of Long Island University is ''getting the land inexpensively, using volunteer labor, persuading businesses and individuals to donate money and materials and having the future occupants involved in the construction.'' After convincing the county and towns to donate land, in the past few years he was able to build 10 houses annually.
When the homes were done, Mr. Metcalf would play basketball on the driveways with the children who had moved in.
Mr. Metcalf died on Sept. 10. He was 53.
AS a lawyer, Kenneth D. Molloy was a rainmaker.
''He brought it in, I put it out,'' said Jim Fletcher, his partner at Fletcher, Sibell & Migatz, a Manhasset law firm, for nearly half a century.
Mr. Molloy was elected to the State Supreme Court in 1983, serving in the Mineola courthouse. When he retired at age 75 in 1996, he returned to his old law firm with a Rolodex ''that needed wheels to transport it,'' said his son Ken Molloy Jr.
Mr. Molloy, who loved nothing more than to solve a problem with a telephone call to the right person, used his connections throughout his career. He was, his son said, a small-town kind of man, not a New York City heavy hitter. Although he had offers to run for higher office, ''Mr. Manhasset'' was what he chose to be.
''He was a good lawyer,'' Mr. Fletcher said. ''Even more, he was a very good person. And that showed.''
And he was a good listener. ''Totally, totally fair,'' said Carolyn Donohue, his bookkeeper and a longtime friend, ''as a judge should be. But long before he was a judge he had that attribute in hearing people out. He always heard the whole story before he said anything.''
If Mr. Molloy had a particular passion, it was for sports. He was so impressed by the athletic ability of a high school football player who lived in Manhasset that he helped him get an athletic scholarship to Mr. Molloy's alma mater, Syracuse University, and collected money from merchants to help pay for the young athlete's other educational expenses.
That player was Jim Brown, the Hall of Famer who became the stuff of pro-football legend.
Mr. Molloy became friends with many of his clients, and in Manhasset, he knew his mailman and the postmaster. A P.T. boat commander during World War II, he later became a commander in the American Legion. He was a longtime volunteer at the Fire Department and a member of the Kiwanis and the Knights of Columbus. Once a week, he read to elementary school children.
No slouch as an athlete himself, Mr. Molloy played lacrosse in college but took up tennis later in life, often winning seniors doubles championships.
''He used to come into the office in his tennis clothes,'' Ms. Donohue recalled. ''We used to say, 'Mr. Molloy is in court.' We really meant on the court.''
He died on March 9 at age 79.
THE Rev. Dr. Arthur L. Mackey followed in his father's footsteps when he became pastor of the 500-member Mount Sinai Baptist Church in Roosevelt 35 years ago. He was a role model and a father figure, encouraging his congregation to pursue excellence.
''His motto was 'If I could help somebody as I pass this way then my living shall not be in vain,' '' his wife of 39 years, Frances Mackey, recalled.
His ministry extended to the civic realm, furthered by his political connections with Nassau County Republicans.
Dr. Mackey helped organize the Nassau Council of Black Clergy in the 1970's. He pressured Joseph Mondello, who was then presiding supervisor of Hempstead, to put a black on the Town Board in 1989 and helped open government positions to minorities. And he worked to swell the number of minority officers in the Nassau Police Department.
Dr. Mackey was a special assistant for the Commission on Human Rights, director of the Job Development Center and commissioner of community and human relations for Nassau County. He was the first black president of the board of trustees of the Nassau County Medical Center and successfully lobbied state officials for the establishment of an open-heart surgery program there.
In 1996, as president of the Nassau County Republican African American Coalition, Dr. Mackey complained about the lack of blacks in management at the Nassau County Medical Center. Years earlier, he led a delegation that lobbied the Bush administration to increase the number of black judges.
Dr. Mackey met at the White House with Presidents Johnson, Reagan, Bush and Clinton. He had a one-on-one relationship with several Nassau County executives -- Thomas Gulotta, Francis Purcell and Ralph Caso -- as well as Senator Alfonse D'Amato, his wife said. Nassau's Republican candidates often campaigned at his church. And he was a friend of Martin Luther King Sr., who preached at the Mount Sinai Baptist Church in 1980.


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A Fresno, California native of Mexican descent, Soto often writes about the experiences of working class Mexican-Americans; his writing is both political and personal. Soto has written poetry, short stories, non-fiction, children's books, a libretto, and short films. His collection of poetry, New and Selected Poems, was a finalist for the National Book Award and the Los Angeles Times Book Prize in 1995. Soto has won fellowships from the Guggenheim Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the California Arts Foundation. He is Young People's Ambassador for California Rural Legal Assistance (CRLA) and United Farm Workers of America (UFW).
Highlights of the Soto Papers include two of Soto's short films, The Bike and Novio Boy, and typescripts, proofs, and edits of the novels Nickel and Dime, Small Faces, The Tale of Sunlight, Taking Sides, Baseball in April, Poetry Lover, his opera "Nerdlandia", and other works.
For more information about the Beinecke's collection of Gary Soto's work, search the library's Uncataloged Accessions Database: http://beinecke.library.yale.edu/acqwww/ and Orbis, the Yale University Library Catalog: http://orbis.library.yale.edu.
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The Cottonwood was packed Tuesday for the first day of the 45th annual Governor's Conference on Aging. It marked the first time Glasgow has hosted this conference and the first visit by Gov. Steve Bullock since his election.
The theme "Aging in the Last Best Place" reflects the fact that Montana has one of the fastest growing 65 and older populations in the nation, with an average of 35 baby boomers turning 65 every day until 2030.
And surprisingly, within this age group, the fastest growing segment is the 100 and older age group, the centenarians. Montana has more than 175 people over 100. Eight of these hardy Montanans were honored personally by the governor with certificates and the reading of a bit of their life stories.
Bullock said 1913 was a pretty good vintage, producing the celebrity centenarians at this luncheon, as well as Rosa Parks, Presidents Gerald Ford and Richard Nixon, and coaches Bear Bryant and Vince Lombardi.
The rural nature we treasure about Montana makes it a challenge to deliver services to those who need help as they grow old here, he said. The area Offices on Aging deliver these services to allow Montana seniors to live in their homes as long as possible.
There were many quick bursts of laughter as "secrets of longevity" were revealed. Walter Romo of Saco, who at 102 was the senior senior present, said it was "hard work and eggs for breakfast every day." Stella Hallett pulled some oneupsmanship when she claimed "hard work and eating eggs and bacon every morning and mashed potatoes every night for dinner."
The hardships endured by people who lived through the homestead days, two world wars and the Great Depression left their mark. As quoted in the conference book, their philosophy of life ran along the lines of Have a positive attitude, Do the best you can with what you've got, Trust in the Lord, and Work hard, eat well and stay active.
Clovie Kuehne, 101, of Wolf Point, spoke only Norwegian until she entered school at age 8. She vividly remembers getting electricity in 1949. Viola Beyer of Malta said her father was a bootlegger from Ohio who escaped to Montana and homesteaded between Landusky and Zortman. Dorothy Spannagel, who came from Jordan for this event, was born west of Forsyth in a tent, because her homesteader parents hadn't built a house yet.
Bernice Herman's family homesteaded north of Frazer. She recently learned hardanger embroidery and made altar cloths for Our Redeemer Church in Nashua. Elizabeth Friesen was born in north Siberia and came to homestead in Larslan in 1916.
Irene Stageberg of Westby had something positive to say about her age: "One good thing about being 100 years old is, I don't have to worry about peer pressure."
Lori Brengle, the director of the Area I Agency on Aging, said many local people and agencies joined the Glasgow committee to host this conference. The committee raised $4,200, which paid for the speakers' travel expenses and the Prairie Strings quartet, which performed at a reception Tuesday evening at Prairie Ridge Village. There was still $3,000 to use for scholarships so seniors could attend. There were 210 people registered over the two days, Brengle said.
Tuesday's talks on estate planning, mental health and aging, healthy aging, and fraud and abuse were well received by the audience. The second day of the conference was to feature local speakers on family history, depression, multi drug use and side effects, scams against seniors, home safety and storytelling.
The Governor's Conference on Aging will continue Thursday and Friday in Great Falls, where the centenarians' luncheon will feature Lt. Gov. John Walsh.


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This was a replacement of the LG dishwasher that came with the house we purchased. The LG dishwasher was only 9 months old since the previous owner's had replaced everything in the house before it was sold - it was a flipper's house. Everything bad you hear about the LG's are true. My husband says the L G stands for LONG GONE since that is what we did with it. The kitchen Aide is quite - very quite sometimes have to look at the light on it to see if it is running. This is good since the house is open concept. Washes dishes very good. I don't wash the dishes before putting them into the dishwasher. It washes everything including baked on and dried on things. Has different wash cycles and can turn off heat dry. Which is very important if you put plastic on the bottom rack. You can fit pots, pans, plastic containers, and dishes in this one. Silverware section can fold up for more larger serving ware and spoon or can be removed if more dishes and pots need room. I use the fold out top to put my knives in. This dishwasher brought back my sanity after fighting with the home warranty people for 6 months over a defective new LG dishwasher. Plus since we know the people at lowes where we purchased this dishwasher I got it at a great price. So don't buy LG but for the same price purchase a Kitchen Aide and have less head aches.
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I have been married for 35 years and have only had Kitchen Aide dishwashers and I grew up with Kitchen Aid Dishwashers as my mother always had them. I purchased this dishwasher in October 2013, to replace my existing Kitchen Aid dishwasher. From day one it would not heat the water at all, the heated dry cycle produced no heat as well as the Jet Dry would leak all over the inside of the dishwasher. The cycle would be 3+ hours for the normal cycle. I placed a warranty service call and the dealer I purchased it from replaced the control board and the soap dispenser. This did not correct the problem so they agreed to replace the dishwasher. I am thankful that they stood behind their sale of this product as obviously the quality that Kitchen Aid is known for is gone. I decided not to take a chance on another Kitchen Aid so I replaced it with Bosch which works wonderful. I am sad to say that this is an end of an era for me - I will never purchase another Kitchen Aid appliance and I have had all Kitchen Aid kitchens for years.
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Comments about KitchenAid Superba Series Black Undercounter Dishwasher:
First if I could have given it a lower score I would have. My wife and I paid over $1000.00 for this dishwasher 4 years ago. It seems that every 6 months we are required to replace the wheels as they seem to break / dissolve. Now we are dealing with a leak and the screen that covers the blade is dissolving.
Bottom Line No, I would not recommend this to a friend
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Decent washer, horrible upper rack design
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Upper rack adjusters are fashioned from very poor plastic that frequently fail. Always have spare parts (W10350376) on hand else you'll be hand washing more often then you would like.
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By Laura
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We purchased this product new 4 years ago. After the first year (like other customers who posted feedback) the cheap plastic parts on the top rack broke. We repaired and about 1.5 years they broke again. This week, the unit has stopped working altogether. Total piece of junk and it wasn't a cheap unit when purchased. No one needs this much aggravation from a new appliance. KitchenAid should be embarrassed.
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By Unhappy in Mesquite
from Mesquite, NV
This was installed as a upgraded appliance package when I bought the house 3 years ago. Two weeks ago the pump went out. I had a GE at my last home for ten years and it's still going strong. I thought KitchenAid was a better product, not so. No warranty, $400 to repair.
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The dishwasher upper rack has been an issue about 8 months after purchase. The parts are plastic and have broken. I too found out that they would not cover under warranty. Had to purchase parts in order to conveniently use the product properly. Hopefully, they will fix this issue with future products and gain back customer confidence.
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We bought our KitchenAid dishwasher model KUDS30FXSS5 3 years ago. It cleaned dishes very good for about the first year, then we started noticing that our dishes weren't getting clean anymore. Since then we have tried all sorts of recommendations. But nothing has worked. We've also has problems with the control panel losing power. Luckily, this issue is well known and we found that by toggling the circuit breakers (on our electrical panel) back and forth, this somehow brings the power back on. In summary- Too much pain owning this product. We wished we never bought it and are currently shopping for a replacement.
Great Dishwasher for the price
By Triplet Mama
from Houston, TX
So far so good. Although the basket clips are easily breakable - I haven't had many other issues. The dishwasher's sanitation cycle is my favorite for my kids' stuff (nipples, cups, paci's) and does the job well! Not only that - its extremely quiet! :)
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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By busylady5
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i recently purchased this dishwasher to replace my former Kitchenaid dishwasher that was about 12 years old. The upper rack has adjustable dividers including a divider that snaps down to support wine glass stems I can load more dishes. The dishwasher is so quiet I had to open the door to see if it was actually running. It does a fantastic job at cleaning. I would highly recommend this model.
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I brought this dishwasher to replace a worn out Kitchenaid that I had for over 20 years without a problem. This new dishwasher is so quiet, I wasn't sure it was running right. Then I checked the dishes, which were sparkling clean. This is far better then the old one in many ways. The hidden controls give a much cleaner look to the kitchen and the controls need little touch to work. I recommend this one to all.
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Constant problems, plastic parts break, inside looks terrible, much louder than advertised. Not the quality of other KA dishwashers from the past. My cousin (theone who recommended KA) came to visit and was appalled at the wear on the plastic pieces and interior. She even suggested contacting KA to express displeasure.
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Valve, makers of the Steam gaming platform, have unveiled the beta version of a new Linux distro optimized for Steam gaming. SteamOS is available for download at Valve's Steampowered.com website.
SteamOS is intended to support Valve's new line of Steam Machine gaming system, which Valve refers to as "livingroom hardware." (Steam Machines are currently in beta testing and aren't yet available to the public.) Users can experiment by installing SteamOS on their existing hardware while they wait for the Steam Machines. First versions of SteamOS only supported NVIDIA graphics cards, but Valve recently announced support for Intel and AMD graphics cards.
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