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Burger King's little publicity stunt this week has sent the internet into a state of tears, disbelief and utter confusion. After rolling out their new reduced-fat, reduced-calories "Satisfries" back in September and planting giant "Wi-Fries" throughout city streets, the fast food chain made the next push to fully re-brand themselves.
Taking to their social feeds, the company trolled Twitter and Facebook fans worldwide, announcing their name change from "Burger King" to "Fries King." Unsurprisingly, many fans of the "former" burger joint were appalled:
That's DUMB AS HELL "@BurgerKing: Fries so good, they've inspired a new era. BURGER KING® is now #FRIESKING! pic.twitter.com/wJwMJyZxYQ" — !CrazyRay! (@drunkbysix) October 2, 2013
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So Burger King just snoop dogged itself and is now reincarnated as fries king #FRIESKING — trill.i.am (@cmartin429) October 2, 2013
Of course, the obligatory threat of friendly arson was made.
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While it's quite clear Burger King's PR move is all tongue-in-cheek, that hasn't stopped them from revamping their website's logo, actual signboards, product packaging and employee uniforms with "Fries King." The company stated in a release on Thursday that select locations in Los Angeles, Chicago and Miami will operate under "Fries King" for a limited time.
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A young woman from north Wales who suffers from a rare condition that means she is allergic to water fears her tears could kill her if she cries.
Katie Dell, from Flint, lives with aquagenic urticaria - meaning she experiences painful reactions and rashes if her skin becomes wet.
The 27-year-old former dance teacher even had to give up her job because sweating through exertion put her in extreme discomfort.
And due to her worsening condition, husband Andy has quit work as a delivery driver to care for her full time.
So rare that it affects just a handful of people in the world, the skin disorder means the sufferer can break out in hives and experience swelling in the throat when drinking.
Dermatologists recommend that those suffering from the condition take short showers rather than a long soak in the bath to avoid triggering the agonising symptoms.
Now Katie frets that she could die from the restrictive disorder, which doctors suspect may have began after pencillin given to her when she had her tonsils removed at 16 may have disrupted histamine levels in her body.
She said: "Sometimes I feel like a prisoner in my own home. I have days where I want to crawl into bed and cry but of course, I can't.
"Someone said I could die from it but I don't want to know about my life expectancy. Until they find a cure I just have to live with it. I'm taking each day as it comes."
"People didn't understand my condition and would give me a funny look when I told them I couldn't shower," she added.
"My condition is worsening but I don't want to think about what I'll be like in 10 or 15 years.
"Andy has been amazing and does all the things I'm not allowed to do, like the washing up.
"I have to be in and out of the bath in two minutes and Andy has to wash my hair for me."
Although there is no known cure for the condition, Katie is taking part in a trial for a new drug to try to control it - and is keen to avoid a more severe treatment involving chemotherapy.
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Pricum Prieto Picudo is a wine from the IO Tierra de León made by Bodegas Margon together with the renowned winemaker Raul Perez, who is the project manager. This is a varietal red wine.
The grapes come from old vines over 100 years old planted in a 10 km length plot. This covers 25 acres of land, 24 of which exclusively cultivate Prieto Picudo.
The harvest is done manually and the grapes are subsequently selected in the wine cellar. After maceration, which lasts about two months, the grapes are placed in a cooling cabin and fermented in vats of tapered oak. Maturing, which lasts 13 months, is carried out in new French oak barrels.
Bodegas Margon was established by Alfredo Martinez and Eugenio Gonzalez and is located in the town of Pajares de los Oteros in the province of León.
A shiny, abundant tear. Intense cherry colour with violet hints.Nose
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The DO Tierra de León is one of the latest DOs to be officially established in Spain. The native Prieto Picudo grape variety is what helps set this region apart from anywhere else. Aside from the classic wines made using the ancient 'madreo' technique, with their semi sparkling rosé wines of the region, this native variety also produces good quality young and aged red wines; they are very aromatic, with a wide persistence in the mouth, as well as a natural acidity that provides the wine with a strong freshness. The wines produced here are a reflection of the land on which they are grown and the climate, with a sense of authenticity and a uniqueness of the region.
Rosé wine Young. Volume: 75 cl. Winery: Margón. Production area: Tierra de León. Grapes used in this wine: Prieto Picudo.
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Some Hollywood stars gathered at the El Capitan Theatre in Los Angeles, California on Saturday, April 17 to promote Disney's feature film "Oceans". Demi Lovato, who has her joint track "Make a Wave" with Joe Jonas featured in the documentary, was one of the guests spotted at the premiere.
Wearing a black and green dress, the 17-year-old was not alone as she brought her little sister Madison De La Garza. She later posed alongside her boyfriend Joe and other members of Jonas Brothers, Nick Jonas and Kevin Jonas, on the blue carpet.
Chloe Bridges, Max Ehrich and Bella Thorne were also among the youngsters who were pictured at the special screening. Meanwhile, senior actors who came to the premiere that afternoon include Pierce Brosnan, Maria Canals Barrera, Gilles Marini and many others.


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Now there is a new term. These are "transitional" societies. They are supposed to be making the journey from Communism to capitalism, from command economies to the free market. They have been on this journey for some eight years now. And this "rapid transit" between worlds is anything but comfortable.
I asked my Ukrainian friend how she survived, on starvation wages and German prices. "It's a bit like being on your London Tube in a rush hour," she said. "It doesn't matter that you are small and perhaps want to go in a different direction. You just get swept off your feet and somehow carried along by the struggling crowd. Of course, there are always people who can't keep their balance and get trampled under foot."
Today, Tony Blair flies to Moscow to meet President Boris Yeltsin. He is there to sign agreements already fixed up by Robin Cook: in particular, a treaty for joint action against international crime, terrorism and the drugs trade. But he will also have the chance to study a huge "transitional society". This should interest Mr Blair. After all, he is in the rapid- transit business himself.
From where to where? His speech to the Labour Party conference last week was a rousing sermon about his aims for Britain. Its language wasn't up to much - polystyrene rather than gold. But as a proposal about the future, it was one of the few political declarations of the post-war period worth cutting out and keeping.
The destination has changed since the election campaign. There is, mercifully, a lot less about "New Britain, Young Nation", and less windy stuff about restoring Greatness. Instead there is this engaging idea of "Britain as beacon", a place admired by the world not so much for its power or competitive prowess as for its wisdom, skill and social justice - not the biggest or mightiest but "the best place to live, to bring up children, to lead a fulfilled life, to grow old".
And the point of departure - the condition we must leave to travel towards this "best place"? It's away from "the chains of mediocrity ... the tired days". It isn't so much the Tory cult of free-market greed as that old "social-democratic consensus" from which Mr Blair wants to escape, much as the Thatcherites did. His route is very different; he believes in "society", which Margaret Thatcher did not, and hopes to reunite it by, somehow, helping the family to re-establish its authority. But the secure, rather unambitious Britain which lasted from 1945 to 1979 - and longer in the moral assumptions of millions - is the "mediocre, tired" place that must be left behind.
In Russia he will see transition at its most terrifying. There "mediocrity and tiredness" are represented by the later Soviet period, the "era of stagnation" under Leonid Brezhnev. Most Russians look back at its low- level security with bitter nostalgia, although they know that it can never be restored. Russia is already well down the free-enterprise track, but nobody dares to predict where it will get to. Moscow and many other cities are gaudy building sites choked with traffic and noisy with new businesses. Meanwhile the welfare state has collapsed, wages and pensions go unpaid for months, and most Russians feel abandoned, confused and angry.
Writing in the Prague-based magazine Transitions, the sociologist Vladimir Shlapentokh says that modern Russia has four facets: oligarchic, criminal, authoritarian and liberal. The oligarchs battle to carve monopolies and fortunes out of the privatised economy. The criminals impose protection for a price, and run a shadow economy that generates more than 30 per cent of Russia's gross national product. The authoritarian bureaucracy has degenerated into a corrupt network distributing economic privilege to the oligarchs. The liberal facet, the weakest, believes in democratic principles (as do most Russians now) but is ruthlessly oppressed by the other three. Opinion polls suggest that between 60 and 70 per cent of Russians expect catastrophe - economic, ecological, political - in the near future.
When he hears about all this Mr Blair will probably conclude that this nightmarish transition has nothing to do with his own plans. He will be reassured by vigorous young men such as Boris Nemtsov, in charge of economic reform; Nemtsov's dream is to graft a sprig of Blairism on to Russia. All the same, there is something for "radical centre-left Britain" to learn from Russia's turmoil.
It's about inequality, and about "exclusion" - the state's abandonment of millions of people whose labour is no longer required by the market. Russia has a stubborn, old-fashioned ethic of equality, which regards anyone who acquires wealth or power as shameless and probably crooked. A population that has been cast adrift by a bankrupt state watches the "New Russians", the super-rich minority, as they buy BMWs, build country houses and launder billions through Western banks. What's in it for Old Russians? And is this a transition towards a system that actually needs the majority to be out of the game, so that the minority can gorge themselves without interruption?
This certainly isn't what Mr Blair means. He has said repeatedly that "exclusion" is a danger to his plans. Concrete camps of the workless and hopeless threaten his vision of a "personal moral order" in which individuals, families and communities learn to save and shop for their own welfare. But is the campaign against social exclusion a stark necessity for economic success, or an idealistic gesture? And is New Labour's campaign using the right instruments?
Free-market policy in the 1980s, followed by the new "managerial barbarism" of the 1990s, needed to drive large numbers of men, women and children out of the economy. The basic tool for inflation control was mass unemployment. The condition for bribing shareholders - the idiocy that now obsesses and distorts British business - was "freeing up the labour market", the euphemism for deskilling staffs and abolishing the notion of the secure job. The atomised, demoralised mass that resulted was insolently dubbed an "underclass", walled off in periurban ghettos where few buses venture so that it robbed and mugged only itself and spared nice neighbourhoods.
These processes are at work in Russia, too. One difference is that violent crime there is mostly committed by the rich. The other is that the Russian family is putting up a stouter resistance to the brutalising effects of exclusion than the British.
Two things follow. One is that "work for welfare" schemes are not enough. The inflow of victims has to be reduced, too; the frantic war of British employers against their own workforces has to be brought under control. Capitalism has to be restructured, so that the downsizing of companies to placate corporate shareholders is no longer a boardroom's only thought. All over the developed world this suicidal process is leading to a towering excess of production over consumption that will end in global disaster if it is not checked soon.
And the other conclusion is that Labour cannot avoid the taxing option for ever. Never mind the rhetoric about dependency. Benefits are now so low that the poor cannot take proper advantage of all the fine plans for education, training and self-improvement which they are being offered. There has to be more tax; there has to be more spend; there has to be a redistribution of wealth. Otherwise Mr Blair's rapid transit will get no further than Desolation Row.
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November 24, 2015
American Trucking Associations seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index increased 1.9% in October following a slight decrease in September.
November 6, 2015
Allan Hicks of BR Williams Trucking in Oxford, Ala., was honored with the 2015 National Safety Director Award, which is presented annually by the American Trucking Associations.
November 5, 2015
James Hylan Grise of Walmart Transportation in Hopkinsville, Ky., has been presented with the National Driver of the Year Award by the American Trucking Associations.
October 30, 2015
One way to liven up a business meeting is an interesting raffle, and the American Trucking Associations obliged at its recent Management Conference & Expo in Philadelphia, giving away two sets of colorful vinyl trailer wraps with pro-industry messages.
October 21, 2015
A new nationwide poll indicates Americans look favorably on how truckers drive and how trucking supports the economy.
The American Trucking Associations has confirmed a published report that Bill Graves has advised the truck lobby that he will leave his post as president of ATA when his contract expires at the end of next year.
October 20, 2015
The American Trucking Associations board of directors elected Pat Thomas as the federation's 71st chairman, the association announced. Thomas is the Sr. VP of state government affairs for UPS.
After decreasing in August, the ATA's Truck Tonnage Index rose again in September, though the gain didn't quite make up for the losses.
October 19, 2015
American Trucking Associations recognized the winners of some of the industry's top competitions and safety awards as part of its annual Management Conference and Exhibition.
October 18, 2015
PHILADELPHIA – "Most motor carriers have had a pretty good year – not great – but pretty good for 2015," said Bill Graves, president of the American Trucking Associations, in his annual report on the state of the industry.
October 13, 2015
Driver turnover at large truckload fleets rose to an annualized rate of 87% in the second quarter of 2015. Despite the increase it is below recent averages.
October 6, 2015
An ATA report is projecting a shortage of 48,000 drivers by the end of 2015, marking the highest recorded level in trucking's history.
September 24, 2015
Ted Scott, vice president of engineering for the American Trucking Associations, had a succinct assessment of a recent federal regulatory proposal: "FMCSA has finally gone crazy."
September 22, 2015
The American Trucking Associations' For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index fell by 0.9% in August when compared to strong July numbers.
September 21, 2015
Online tech sessions and recruiting younger fleet managers are among suggestions gleaned from a recent survey of members and non-members of the Technology & Maintenance Council of the American Trucking Associations.
September 14, 2015
National Truck Driver Appreciation Week is the week of Sept. 13-19, honoring drivers for their hard work and commitment.
August 26, 2015
In a letter, the ATA urged congress to move forward with legislation that would allow fleets to use hair samples in a federally mandated drug screening program for drivers.
August 18, 2015
The American Trucking Associations' For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index jumped 2.8% in July, following a revised drop of 0.4% during June.
August 17, 2015
Walmart driver Ronald Emenheiser was named the 2015 Bendix Grand Champion at the 78th annual National Truck Driving Championships and National Step Van Driving Championships in St. Louis.
August 7, 2015
The 2015 National Truck Driving Championships and National Step Van Driving Championships hosted by American Trucking Associations are set to kick off on Aug. 13 in St. Louis.
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First, a disclaimer. For the past four years, I've used an iPad—equipped with a third-party keyboard and stylus—as my primary computer. I've written magazine cover stories, blogged, wrangled spreadsheets, edited photos and videos, marked up PDFs, recorded podcasts, drawn and painted, and pretty much done all the other things I was once most likely to do on a conventional computer. I started back when a fair number of people confidently maintained that iPads were useful only for consumption, not creation, and have never stopped.
What I'm trying to say is that this is not going to be one of those dispassionate reviews in which a product tester does nothing but calmly dispense buying advice for various types of consumers. The iPad Pro comes as close to checking off all the items on my personal wish list as any gadget I can remember, and I intuitively get what Apple is trying to do with it.
My affinity may be a minority view. When the company unveiled the device at its September press event, some of the snap judgments I saw on Twitter bristled at the notion of a computing device that's priced like a top-of-the-line PC, with a PC-sized screen and components of PC-like computational muscle . . . but only works with streamlined apps designed for a mobile operating system. You might call it the "can't run Photoshop" argument.
That stance usually segues into a comparison of the iPad Pro with Microsoft's Surface tablets—which, with their click-on keyboard covers and pressure-sensitive pens, invented the category which Apple is now entering with the iPad Pro and its optional Smart Keyboard and Pencil. Two competing pieces of hardware have rarely been more conceptually similar.
Here's the thing, though: Both devices are shaped as much by their software as the hardware, and they represent divergent visions. The Surface crams an operating system meant for running full-blown PC apps—some of which have been around for decades—onto a touch-screen device. The iPad Pro, by contrast, upscales iOS's simplified, touch-first experience to a larger display.
Microsoft finally figured out how to explain the Surface Pro when it began to pitch it as "the tablet that can replace your laptop." The key thing to understand about the iPad Pro is that it doesn't want to replace your laptop, if that means attempting to do all the things a laptop does in much the same manner, using the same software. Instead, it's about upping the iPad's game to excel at industrial-strength productivity and creativity—without losing the simplicity and lack of distractions and interface cruft that make iPads attractive in the first place.
I've been living with the iPad Pro and its accessories, provided by Apple for review, for more than a week. They have their limitations, quirks, and at least a few outright bugs, and will be dependent on third-party developers updating their apps to take full advantage of what's new. But if the idea of using an iPad for serious work strikes you, like me, as an appealing proposition—rather than a waste of time or an impossibility—they add up to a breakthrough package.
The Device
The iPad Pro's 12.9-inch screen is not its only interesting new feature—I don't even think it'll be the most significant one for every user—but it's surely the tablet's signature attribute. It's 78% bigger than the 9.7-inch display on the iPad Air 2, and well over twice as big as the 7.9-inch one on the iPad Mini. It's about as large as a typical magazine. It even approaches the size of screens on the 13-inch MacBook Air and MacBook Pro—the second-largest laptops Apple sells.
Resolution-wise, Apple chose to retain the 264 pixels-per-inch count of the iPad Air 2, which works out to 2,732 by 2,048 pixels on the 12.9-inch screen. But the company is quick to explain that simply maintaining the same image quality, pixel density, responsiveness, and battery life with a far more sprawling piece of glass required plenty of re-engineering. For instance, the iPad Pro introduces a technology called variable refresh rate that slashes screen updates in half when the display is static, helping to preserve the traditional 10-hour battery life.
One thing Apple didn't do is endow the iPad Pro's screen with the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus's new 3D Touch capability, which lets you do things such as preview images by pressing your fingertip more firmly. If there's an iPad Pro 2 next year and it doesn't introduce the feature, I'll eat this year's model.
The company packed this new display into a design that looks and feels a lot like an iPad Air 2 stretched out to more generous proportions. (Among other things, that gives it enough room for four really loud speakers.) At 6.9 mm, it's a skosh thicker than an iPad Air 2 but a little thinner than the original Air, and the the 1.57-lb. weight of the Wi-Fi version is—as Apple has pointed out—about the same as the original 2010 iPad. You aren't going to stow this 2015 model in a coat pocket or thumb-type on it. You might even consider it to be too much tablet for a task such as perusing the web over breakfast. But I didn't find the size or weight unwieldy when I was using the iPad Pro for the tasks it emphasizes: hands-on productivity and creativity. Mostly, I used it balanced on my lap or propped on a table.
The iPad Pro packs a new high-end Apple chip, the A9X, the most potent processor the company has ever put in an iOS device, with double the iPad Air 2's CPU and graphics performance, according to the company. It doesn't officially disclose how much RAM the tablet has, but pssssst: it's got 4GB, or double the allotment of the iPad Air 2. The combination of a high-end processor and graphics system with copious RAM adds up to the most tangible, in-your-face advance in performance I can remember in iPad history.
As iPad apps have grown more ambitious over the years, the platform has lost a bit of the instantaneousness—I hope that's a word—that it once had. With the iPad Pro, it gets that back, and then some. Everything happens fast, and the tablet rarely has to pause to reload an app or browser tab that it's previously flushed out of memory. It feels like it was born to run computationally intensive tools such as Apple's iMovie and uMake, a nifty new app that lets you turn sketches into 3-D shapes.
The Keyboard
Just as the iPad Pro isn't trying to replace a laptop on the laptop's terms, Apple's $169 Smart Keyboard isn't attempting to pass for a laptop keyboard. Instead of offering a clacky, full-travel feel and dedicated keys for functions such as adjusting volume, it provides QWERTY in its most minimalistic form—but with big, well-spaced keys that make for comfy typing.
The basic idea is straight from Surface: Build a low-profile keyboard into a whisper-thin cover that clicks on via a magnetic "Smart Connector," draws power from the tablet rather than requiring its own battery, and can be folded back when you don't want to use it. Unlike the Surface, the iPad Pro has no kickstand, so two of the cover's panels fold to brace the tablet, which snaps into a ridge above the keyboard. It works fine—contrary to early speculation, I found that I could balance it on my lap without fear of the whole contraption collapsing—but you lose the Surface's ability to adjust to any viewing angle.
The keyboard is a spill-resistant, one-piece design, covered in fabric. Instead of reminding me of any other tablet keyboard I've used, the feel is most reminiscent of the keyboard on Apple's own 12-inch MacBook, with similar scooped-out, short-throw keys and the same stainless-steel dome switches underneath. As with the MacBook, I found the experience odd for a couple of days, and then forgot there was anything unusual about it. Only my reservations about the lack of backlighting and steep $169 price lingered.
And if you want a keyboard that errs on the side of familiarity? Well, In a move that is anything but typically Apple-esque, the company worked with Logitech to produce a Smart Connector-enabled third-party keyboard case, the $150 Create, which is arriving alongside the iPad Pro. Reminiscent of Logitech's cases for smaller iPads, the cloth-covered Create protects both sides of the iPad Pro and sports a truly laptop-like keyboard, with full-travel keys, backlighting, and a row of keys for adjusting volume, screen brightness, and the like. It's way thicker and heavier than the Smart Keyboard—and probably thicker and heavier than it really needs to be—but a nicely done option for anyone who wants the iPad Pro to be as laptop-like as possible. Apple will also offer access to the Smart Connector to third-party manufacturers through its Made for iPad program, which will presumably result in even more iPad Pro keyboards for even more kinds of people.
The Pencil
Apple calls it a Pencil. Microsoft calls it a Surface Pen. In both cases, it's a pressure-sensitive stylus, designed for drawing, painting, note-taking, and—if you want—simply pointing your way around your device's interface.
The newest version of Microsoft's stylus is certainly the more fully refined take on the idea: It uses magnets to snap to the side of the Surface, lets you erase your work by flipping the stylus around as if it really had an eraser, and has a posh metal barrel. By comparison, the Pencil has no provisions for transport, no eraser, and a plasticky feel. I also found that its tip had a tendency to fall off unless I made sure it was screwed on firmly. (The stylus ships with a spare.)
The Surface Pro stylus takes a dinky AAAA battery and promises a year of life before you'll have to swap in a new one. Apple, however, rates the Pencil's rechargeable battery for only 12 hours of use—and though I didn't attempt formal testing, that estimate may be on the optimistic side, judging from my experience.
One thing that concerned me about Pencil when I attended Apple's launch event turned out not to be a big deal. You charge the stylus by popping off a cap to reveal a connector that you can plug into Lightning port on the iPad Pro. The result looks silly and precarious, and it prevents you from charging the tablet itself at the same time. But the Pencil charges quickly, and I found that the best way to keep its battery happy was to top it off occasionally, as if the iPad Pro's Lightning port were a vertically oriented inkwell.
When I started to doodle, paint, and jot notes in apps that have been updated to work with the Pencil—including Evernote, Paper, Photoshop Fix, Photoshop Mix, Procreate, OneNote, Apple's own Notes, and others—I quickly forgave the stylus its idiosyncrasies. Using most third-party styluses with earlier iPads has always felt like drawing with a gumdrop, and even ones which go to absurd lengths to work around technical limitations have not been entirely satisfying. But by designing the iPad Pro's touch screen for the Pencil as well as your fingertips, Apple has decisively overcome all of these issues. On-screen tools such as pens and paintbrushes reacted beautifully as I adjusted the pressure I applied, and I could rest my palm on the display without interfering with whatever I was writing or drawing. Rubbing the edge of the tip along the screen even produces the sort of broad stroke you'd get if you were drawing with, well, a pencil.
More Pencil-enabled apps are on the way, such as Autodesk's Sketchbook Pro. I can't imagine that any serious developer with an app that would benefit from Pencil support won't want to implement it as swiftly as possible—and I think that artists will go gaga for this accessory and the expansive canvas that the iPad Pro provides.
The Overall Experience
Before further considering what it's like to use the iPad Pro, it's worth reviewing what it's like to use a Surface—or, for that matter, any Windows device that is part PC, part tablet.
Windows gives you apps built for its new touch-first "modern" interface—but not enough of them, especially in categories relating to productivity and creativity. There are apps written for the old "desktop" interface that have taken serious measures to accommodate touch, such as Photoshop and Microsoft's own Office suite. And there are desktop apps—scads of them—that do nothing to acknowledge that a machine like the Surface is a radically different beast than a standard-issue laptop from a decade ago.
Windows 10 is more coherent on the Surface Pro 4 than on any other device I've used. For one thing, its trackpad is by far the best one that Microsoft has ever put on one of its keyboard covers. But the fact that it has a trackpad at all is still a sign that the tablet is straddling the past and future of personal computing. (Reading articles that argue that the iPad Pro's lack of a mouse is "alarming" makes me want to bellow "THE LACK OF A MOUSE IS THE WHOLE POINT!!!" into my screen.)
The iPad isn't about monolithic applications with every imaginable feature, and it doesn't need to worry about supporting software that was conceived in earlier eras. Like other modern operating systems, it's built around smaller, sprightlier, touch-first apps, all of which feel like they belong on the same machine. (That's why Adobe concluded that Photoshop should be several apps in its mobile incarnation, not one kitchen sink.)
For the first time on an iPad, you can put two of those apps on-screen at once, thanks to iOS 9's new Windows 10-like Split View mode, which also works on the iPad Air 2 but was obviously conceived with the Pro in mind. It lets you swipe in from the right to dock a second app alongside the one you've been using, either in a form that occupies 50% of the screen or a skinnier version that looks like a tall iPhone app. With apps that support it—lots of them, but not everything—it works wonderfully well. (I'm already addicted to watching Slack or my email out of one corner of my eye while I work in Safari.)
The iPad Pro won't live up to its full potential until every major app that would benefit from being customized for it has undergone that process. Some already do: Slack, for instance, uses the additional on-screen elbow room to display more features at all times rather than hiding them behind menus. It's the best version of the app I've used on any platform.
But right now, many applications (such as Facebook and Gmail) just scale up their entire interfaces, so they don't take advantage of the new real estate and text is a bit oversized and less than perfectly crisp. Others (including Twitter) display sharp, normally sized type, but haven't (yet) been rethought for the big screen. And some apps I tried were just plain glitchy, especially with the Smart Keyboard attached. Google Sheets, for instance, sometimes displays blank space where the on-screen keys would otherwise have been.
And hey, there's also plenty of opportunity for Apple to rethink the traditional iOS interface for the big screen. On the iPad Pro's vast home screen, app icons are spaced so far apart that they must all have their own zip codes. Why not stick more on the display at one time, or let you divvy off space for something like a persistent view of your notifications?
The early signs leave me guardedly optimistic that developers will quickly rise to the challenge presented by the iPad Pro, as they usually have with past iOS sea changes. When I started writing this review last week, for instance, Evernote didn't work well at all on the iPad Pro. A few days later, it auto-updated itself with a version with Split View and Pencil support.
No matter how good iPad Pro apps get, they aren't going to seduce every single person who currently uses a Windows PC or Mac. I'm aware that this is a tautology, but if you require apps that can only run on a PC, you should use a PC. However, the list of things you truly can't do on an iPad has been shrinking all along, and the iPad Pro only accelerates that trend.
At Apple's September event, Tim Cook called the iPad Pro "the clearest expression of our vision of the future of personal computing." That would suggest that the current trend of iPad sales—which have slumped over multiple quarters—hasn't fazed him. But even if this new tablet turns out to be nothing more than an iPad that's tough to push to its limits, it's going to make some of us happier and more productive.


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Innovation and Competition Policy, Ch. 5 (2d ed): Competition and Innovation in Copyright and the DMCA
Herbert J. Hovenkamp
University of Iowa - College of Law
November 25, 2012
This book of CASES AND MATERIALS ON INNOVATION AND COMPETITION POLICY is intended for educational use. The book is free for all to use subject to an open source license agreement. It differs from IP/antitrust casebooks in that it considers numerous sources of competition policy in addition to antitrust, including those that emanate from the intellectual property laws themselves, and also related issues such as the relationship between market structure and innovation, the competitive consequences of regulatory rules governing technology competition such as net neutrality and interconnection, misuse, the first sale doctrine, and the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA). Chapters will be updated frequently. The author uses this casebook for a three-unit class in Innovation and Competition Policy taught at the University of Iowa College of Law and available to first year law students as an elective. This document is Chapter 5, second edition, on competition policy and the Copyright Act and DMCA.
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Keywords: competition, innovation, intellectual property, copyright, DMCA, antitrust, Google
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Heather's Recovery Fund
$194,417 of $500k goal
In Heather's own words, "Thanks to all who have shown their support. I really can't put into words how much it means to me."
Over the last couple of weeks Heather, along with our family and her friends, attended the anniversary tribute events, including a 1 mile walk/run for bombing survivors and a Red Sox game where first responders, survivors and runners were honored. This busy time concluded with the 118th Boston Marathon, where Heather and her friends spent the day at the Forum Restaurant, as they had planned to do last year. Aside from the six that accompanied her last year, dozens of others showed up to express their support, all wearing the new Heather Strong T-Shirts "Still Standing Strong 2014". They shared the space with the Joe Andruzzi Foundation Return to Forum Marathon Watch Party, where Heather and her savior, Matt Chatham, waited for Matt's wife Erin who ran her first marathon ever. (Erin had initially found Heather on the ground after she was struck by the bomb last year.) Heather met Erin at the corner of Comm Ave and Hereford St and joined her, on her running blade leg, for the last half mile of the race. They crossed the finish line together, arms raised, where Matt and my aunt and uncle (Heather's parents) awaited.
Other highlights from the weekend included Heather and her friends meeting Kevin Spacey. He later sat in the front row at a speech Heather delivered for the Spaulding Rehab Runners at the Revere Hotel and started a standing ovation! And Heather's friend Marc Paquette, to whom she donated a bib given to her by the BAA, ran the marathon in her honor and raised over $7,000 for her future prosthetics! What a week!
Even though this is my final planned update on "gofundme,", the site will remain open indefinitely for future donations. Heather has lots of exciting things planned over the next few months, including delivering the keynote speeches at the University of West Virginia School of Medicine's Commencement, the Physician Assistant Foundation awards dinner in Boston and the Windstorm Insurance Network conference in New Jersey, just to name a few. For future updates, please remember to "like" her Facebook page, "Heather Abbott: Road to Recovery" or follow her on Twitter @Heather_Abbott1 And if you're interested in buying a new Heather Strong T-Shirt, you can order them using the following link: http://heather-strong.myshopify.com/. Proceeds will go to Heather's Recovery Fund.
Thank you SO MUCH for all of your support over the past year. We are FOREVER grateful.
Heather has been busy during the weeks leading up to the marathon, making appearances on Good Morning America, the TODAY Show, Extra and ESPN just to name a few!
Check out her Facebook page Heather Abbott: Road to Recovery to see some of the clips of her interviews this week. You can also find her on Twitter at Heather_Abbott1.
Wishing Heather good luck on Monday! I'll be back in touch for one final update after the marathon!
Heather recently traveled to Lexington, KY to be the special guest of honor at the Run the Blue Grass Half Marathon, where she met many supporters, a few horses and quite a bit of bourbon! ïŠ You may have also seen her participating in the Red Sox home opener on April 4th with other bombing survivors. Look for her again on the field for opening ceremonies on April 20th for the last big tribute by the Sox to the marathon bombing survivors.
Our family will be joining Heather, her friends, and her life savers Matt & Erin Chatham at a Brigham & Women's marathon bombing tribute event and the City of Boston's tribute event on April 15th. The following week, April 21st, is this year's Boston Marathon. Heather has been practicing her running because the BAA is going to allow her to jump in at the end of the marathon to join Erin Chatham in crossing the finish line of her first marathon. Erin initially helped Heather after being struck by the bomb's shrapnel last year.
Be sure to look for Heather on ESPN, USA Today, APB, NPR, CBS Nightly news, and Comcast Sports over the next few weeks. Heather will also be on the Today Show on April 15th.
You can purchase your "Heather Strong "" Still Standing Strong" t-shirt by visiting the following website: http://heather-strong.myshopify.com. Orders must be placed by 2pm this Friday to ensure delivery prior to this year's Boston Marathon. A portion of the proceeds will go towards Heather's Recovery Fund.
I am looking forward to providing you all with a FINAL update following the marathon. After that post, updates will continue on the Facebook page "Heather Abbott: Road to Recovery" or on Heather's twitter page "Heather_Abbott1". Thank you all for your continued support!
Heather's story also made it to the United Kingdom. She is featured in the April UK edition of Marie Claire magazine in a story called "Boston Bombers Won't Stop Running." The magazine is currently on sale in the UK and will be on sale at Barnes & Noble in the US around March 23rd.
Heather continues with speaking engagements around the US, including Massachusetts College of Pharmacy & Heath Services, Remax Employee Awards Gala, and Federation of Defense & Corporate Counsel Conference in Marco Island, FL.
She recently attended the book release party in NYC for "Leggy Blonde," the memoir of Aviva Drescher, amputee and Real Housewives of New York City reality TV star. Heather will be making a guest appearance on an episode of the Real Housewives soon. The exact date of her appearance is TBD, but the series season premiere is Tuesday, March 11th at 9:00pm EST on Bravo TV.
On April 1st a book called "Long Mile Home" will be released. The book recalls the events of the Boston Marathon bombing, and features Heather's story as well as four other individuals affected by the attacks. Heather will be participating in various interviews and book signing events to promote sales of the book, a portion of which will go to the One Fund which benefits victims of the bombing.
It will soon be one year since that horrific day which changed her life forever. Heather will be attending the Boston Marathon next month with her friends and will also be participating in many events leading up to the one year anniversary. Look for her on the local and national news in the coming weeks.
A Facebook page has been created so that you can continue to follow Heather's progress after the one year anniversary. The page is called "Heather Abbott: Road to Recovery." Please search for it and remember to "like" it. This page also links to her Twitter account @luvpugs92.
Thank you for your continued support. (Please be sure to visit www.gofundme.com/heatherabbott for photos.)
You need to stop making this Boston Bombing about you! I could see right through you from day one! Everyone who was affected by the Bombing was in pain and total grief as anyone would be, especially after loosing a limb! Not you! You were all smiles from the start! Like 1 DAY AFTER YOUR SURGERY! NOBODY accepts a tragic loss that quick! It was clear to me from day one what your motives were! you wanted to be the poster girl for the Boston Bombing , turns out I was right! It makes me sick EVERYTIME I SEE YOU ON TV! To think someone wod take a tragedy and use it for their own personal gain, their self worth! Your nothing Heather! If anyone should be the Poster girl, it should have been Martin's Little sister! Nobody got it worst then his family! You make me sick! Shame on you!!!
Anna Penha Mauricio, sadly you have no clue. Every amputee is different. I was up and walking/hopping 6 hour after my amputation, walking unassisted in two weeks after getting my leg. I could list a good number of the victims from Boston, who also used Go Fund Me, to pay for their recovery, of used the media to raise funds. Yet Heather started a grant to help other amputees whos insurance will not provide them with the correct prosthetic to return to a pre-amputation level of life. So my question to you Anna is what have you done to help other amputees?
You ate a FAKE. Tapping into peoples emotions to send you money.you mayor maybnot be amputated,but you are a crisis actor.not even a good one.
Anna penha mauicio...shame on YOU hater!!!!!!!!! Ya nutcase lolollll...Heather didnt ask for the nightmare she went through and she has inner beauty, thats why it shines through no matter what. You should google that Anna-Inner Beauty
As you are aware, prosthetics are very expensive. I have a pair of state of the art electronic legs for above the knee amputees. Ican't even give these away without 10 hands looking to make a profit on them! So much for helping our disabled vets. At this point I am ashamed to call myself an American.Every dollar that's donated,maybe fifteen cents goes to help these people who gave so much. They have to take a back seat to all the red tape and anyone who can squeeze the last dying breath of a cockroach to make sure they get payed 1st. I'll donate these prosthetics if you can promise me they will not be sent back to Germany to be reconditioned and sold again for another$130,000 Any questions, call me 401 390 0779 THANK YOU
I couldn't find the broadcast coverage of you crossing the finish line with Erin today, but CNN's interview with you earlier tonight shows it: http://www.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/us/2014/04/21/tsr-dnt-harlow-heather-abbott-boston-marathon-bombing-survivor-amuptee.cnn.html
Good luck on that run on Marathon Monday! I wish I could be cheering you on from the crowd up there. You'll have the crowd going wild!
In Oct.2013 I had to decide to have my left leg amputated below the knee due to an infection I had fought for 4 years. And Heather and the other amputee survivors made it possible for me to BUCK UP and get on with my life after the amputation. I too was at Spaulding and I recognize Dr.Crandell, and Julia Broyer and Spaulding was and is a very special place of people up there on the 5th floor.
I don't know if this will help or not. But when roads or walkways are icy, I'm terrified of falling because of the damage to my knees. When it's dangerous outside I wear knee pads from my skating days underneath my pants and they do wonders if I fall. One time I slipped on some icy steps and one knee went right into a concrete corner of the stairway. It didn't hurt at all because the hard shell knee pads took the impact. My kit also had elbow and wrist pads though I never used them. They make them in different colors and the kits were pretty inexpensive when I got them from Target (sold near bicycles and skateboards), but other places sell them as well.
Heather, That's great that you're campaigning for better cosmetic prosthetic coverage for all amputees. You're going to be helping a lot of people with this effort. I hope it helps you get all the coverage you need as well. You look fantastic in the stilettos, by the way.
Wow you looked so amazing running at the CAF camp. You also looked so happy to be getting out there and running again. I figure when it gets cold you might be able to find boots with 4" heels, but you don't need the cosmetic prosthesis to look amazing!
Heather, I hope your new memories of the Forum have helped heal the nightmare of April 15th. The wonderful things that happned that horrible day should help, too: all the people who worked together to get you to the ambulance as well as the other people with severe injuries who were rescued by the amazing heroes of that day. I hope modern medicine will help all of you get back to the active lives and a life free of pain. Congratulations on being able to go back to work. That's got to be a big morale booster.
OMG Heather that's awesome, ditching the crutches! I like the pink cane too :) I hope you find the new socket much more comfortable.
Aww I wish we could have seen ya dance! I bet that was fun. I checked out the band's website they seem really good too. That's great you're starting to get up and down the steps and able to use the crutches less.
I wish you a speedy recovery and after reading your story, I just want you to know that someday soon, you will not have to have your friends or family help you with daily stuff. Your strong will and determination will allow you to move forward on your own. My son lost 3 limbs in the war and does it all, by himself ( with prosthetics)So I hope this encourages you to keep up the good spirit
I am so inspired by you and the other women that were on Rock Center. To have such a tragedy and still maintain your optimism is phenomenal. Stay Strong!
ABC4All is partnered with Jazz for Peace and can do a series of FUNdraising Concerts to take care of the life-time expenses of each person shown on Rock Center and others as well. See http://fth.abc4all.net
Hi Heather, I am the US Operations Manager for Acorn Stairlifts. We just donated and installed stairlifts for the Norden brothers and we would like to do the same for you if you need it. Please contact me at email@example.com if you or any of the other victims we may have missed has a need for a lift and we'll get one in for you! Stay strong! Shawn
Dear Heather: Wishing you well on your recovery!! Keep staying strong like you are doing!!
Hi Heather, I hope you don't mind me contacting you. I had been using a 'Healing with Medical Hypnosis' CD and it occurred to me that you might benefit greatly from it. So I contacted the hypnotherapist, Dr. Gurgevich, and he suggested his latest 'Healing with Hypnosis' CD and also 'Surgery' and Recovery', (free of charge). He basically encourages your body to heal itself through suggestion/meditation and has had amazing results with his patients. Anyway, Dr. Gurgevich has provided me with mp3s for you. I just need an email address where I can send them. Or you can contact him directly. Just tell him who you are and that you'd like those CDs. Here is his website so you can check it out. http://www.healingwithhypnosis.com/medical-hypnosis If you know of any others recovering that would like these CDs, please let me know. Warmest regards, Lisa Foster


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New Australian Sign Language (AUSLAN) videos have been released by the Commonwealth Government to assist the deaf and hearing impaired community make the switch from analogue to digital TV.
The 16 videos provide practical information, like how to connect a set-top box and how to record digital TV, and come with factsheets that provide more technical information.
The videos were released by the Minister for Broadband, Communications and the Digital Economy Stephen Conroy as part of Hearing Awareness Week, and are available from the government's Digital Ready website.
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Is there any prescribed form to seek info from different ministries. In case of DOPT, from where this form can be downloaded.
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There is no prescribed form for application under RTI Act 2005. Application can be filed on a plain paper, either typed or hand written. The application should contain the name and address of the applicant, besides other contact details if possible. The applicant may also phrase his/her question properly for the kind of information desired. The name of the office, from which the information is desired may also be mentioned in the application.
This application can be addressed to the SPIO/CPIO of any Govt. Deptt. or Public Body. The concerned PIO will either reply this application or forward it to the concerned Public Body.
Of course, application fee of Rs.10/- or what ever applicable has to be submitted with each application, unless excempted.
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That is a complete information Manoj. Thanks for sharing.
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