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Hi! I'm Angela from My Three Sons and I was a mechanical engineer in my life before kids. Really an engineer to the core, I'm all about optimized processes and well-utilized materials.
I tried to figure out the best way to make the elusive cathedral window block. So I'll share some things I found for getting nice points and neat windows. And they are a perfect showcase for your favorite charm pack.
We're going to make two pillows here – most efficient use of materials and all. Besides, once you get going on these fun windows, you'll want to make a ton! I especially hope you give them a try if cathedral windows are new to you.
1 Just Wing It Charm Pack
1 3/4 Yards Bella Solid Snow
4 Just Wing It Fat Quarters
Washable glue stick
2 Square pillow forms – 20″x20″
2 18-20″ zippers (optional)
Pink and Blue Matching thread (optional)
Step One: In which you fold fabric and steam it into submission
First, from the white yardage cut 5 strips the entire width of the fabric and each 10.5″ wide.
Subcut each of those 5 strips into 10.5″ squares so that you end up with a total of 20 pieces. Since we'll be folding our raw edges in, you don't have to worry about these squares being perfect.
But you do need to make a perfect 9″ square out of poster board. Use an old rotary blade and a square ruler to get straight edges and nice corners.
Find a washable glue stick – or go out and grab a Sewline glue pen. I love mine. It goes on blue so you can see where it is, then dries clear.
Center the poster board on a fabric square, then swipe the glue across two corners. You want the glue to stick to fabric and not poster board when you make the fold.
Fold that edge over the poster board and hot steam iron it. The glue keeps you from steaming your fingertips to a crisp!
Repeat the glue on each corner as all four edges are pressed. Iron and steam well! The better your square here, the better your end result.
I had learned a couple of different things here. DO NOT skip these first steps all together and make 9″ fabric squares to start off. Raw points will show in the end and your hard work will be a big, fraying mess. Second, folding both edges square helped me get the best finish and the little raw bit at the edge right now is completely covered by the time we get to the last step.
Pull out the poster board. Then fold your square in half both directions, pressing a crease along each center line.
Open up your square with the raw edges pointing up. Pick a corner and fold it into the center.
What you want to really line up is not the middle, but the outer edges. I have circles at the points you want to watch.
More steam. Press all four of those corners in.
See how all the outside corners are sharp? Choose a sharp corner over an even middle. It's ok if the center points miss their match a bit.
Last folds! Steam press each point into the center, but this time you really want the points to meet neatly in the middle.
After all four points are folded into the middle, you may end up with a square like this with a misbehaving corner. For it's trouble we'll just shove it to an outside edge later.
Grab your ipod and load it with some episodes of WNYC's Radiolab, fill the water chamber of your steam iron, and crank out all 20 of your folded fabric squares. We'll only use 18, but you'll be on a roll and the other two can become coasters or a pin cushion.
Step Two: In which we get to use our sewing machine
For each pillow we'll join up 9 of our blocks in to a 3×3 square. Lay them out and arrange any troublesome corners to an outside edge. The seam allowance will take care of them later.
To join two together, sit them next to each other and pull up the touching triangle flaps. Pin these together.
We want to sew right along that crease. AND both creases should be matched perfectly. To make sure I have things lined up, I put one pin in the crease….
…..flip it over and see that the pin actually runs along the crease on the back side as well. If the pin isn't in the fold, adjust your pieces and try again.
Once you're all set, sew along the crease – back stitching at each end. Join all the blocks in rows of three.
Grab two rows of three and place them back to back. Pin the same as above to match all the creases.
Make sure you back stitch at the start and end of every triangle. You don't want the pillow falling apart when the kids flop on it.
When your blocks of nine are done, give one last press. Hurray! Now we get to do the fun part.
Step Three: In which you create a colorful masterpiece
First we'll work on the pillow I call "Railroad Berry Patch" The colors remind me of nature walks with my Grandpa in Michigan. We would walk along the railroad tracks where tons of red and black raspberries grew. Yum!
Choose 9 charm squares for the oval petals, and at least 3 contrasting charm squares for the windows.
Trim all nine of the charms you chose for the ovals down to that size.
Open up each square and place a charm inside. Make sure it lays flat. You want it to completely fill the space without getting turned in the fold.
With the triangle flaps open, sew all the charm squares down. I used a matching thread and zipper foot because there's a lot of bulk on the sides.
Close all the triangle flaps so that we can force the fabric to our will again. With white thread in the center of each, take just two or three machine stitches into all the points. This anchor helps keep your points centered and even, and won't show in the end.
Next, grab your three or more charms set aside for the windows and cut them into fourths. A 2.5″ square is just perfect for the windows.
You only need 12 pieces to fill all the windows, but I cut a few more to give myself some options.
Pick a spot to start and pin the square into the window, with the pin running along side of your first edge. This keeps the little fabric bit square and in just the right spot.
Fold the center of the window over your fabric – it's about a 1/4″ in the middle. It tapers perfectly to the tacked ends all on it's own. Keep holding and scoot everything under your needle.
Start at the very top, with your foot pointing along the curve. Backstitch!
Just a little holding to keep things nicely curved, follow the edge closely. At this size, it seemed like that curve was just perfect. I didn't feel I had to battle the machine to keep things neatly lined up.
Back stitch again at the very end. Move your pin to the next edge….repeat…..
Quickly, one window done! I love sewing these edges. It's so fun to see the fabrics revealed underneath as you go along.
See how nicely the points line up with that small tack in the middle. Without the tack, my ends were all wiggly.
Once all your windows are done, be sure to open the petals along the outside triangles as well.
Next we'll frame up the windows from about 13.5″ square to pillow size.
Square up the edge of your white yardage and cut four strips the width of the fabric: two at 2″ and two at 2.5″
From one of your fat quarters, cut four 1″ strips from the longer 21″ side, even though you don't need the strips that long. This is important so that the remaining fabric is the right width for making the pillow back.
Attach first the 2″ white strips to all four sides of your windows. After they are all on and ironed open, neatly top stitch about 1/8″ from the edge. Since the windows are so thick and heavy, the sides can use a little help to lay flat once stuffed.
Add on your 1″ FQ strips, then finally the 2.5″ white strips.
Square everything up to 20″.
Choose 10 charm squares. We're going to make some binding.
Sew them all end to end.
Press open your seams then slice the strip down the middle so you have two long pieces 2.5″ wide.
Join those two strips up. Now press in half for your pretty roll of binding.
Make a 20″ square back for your pillow with a second fat quarter and about 6.5″ of the fat quarter you used as the front accent. I like zippers in my pillows, you can do your favorite back.
Whatever you choose just place it face down, put your windows on top face up, and stitch them together 1/8″ from the edge.
Bind as you like, but I suggest you lay it out quickly before stitching. With all those seams, you have to start carefully to avoid one landing right on a corner.
Next up "Lake View" with just the oval petals filled.
Once again, choose nine charm squares. I loved all the blues together.
Exactly like the first pillow, trim down those charm squares to fit inside each square and sew them down.
But I have another option for tacking your centers. I used a short, tight zig zag/satin stitch, going only about an 1/8″ into each point. This method works really well if your triangles have wider flat tips instead of sharp points.
I used the last fat quarter to make my binding. Cut four strips 2.5″ x 21″, join end to end and press in half.
Make this 20″ square back with all the remaining fat quarter strips from both pillows. Baste and bind as above.
Two 20″ square cathedral window pillows.
Angela Nash

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More cougars caught on camera in U.P.
By MARK SPENCLEY
The number of confirmed cougar sightings and reports continues to grow as the subjects of three more Upper Peninsula trail camera photos were confirmed to be cougars.
Two of the photos were snapped in Menominee County and the third in Marquette County, all in the last month and a half. Both photos in Menominee County display a cougar fixed with a radio tracking collar, meaning this specimen has done some leg-work to find itself in the UP.
According to Adam Bump, Department of Natural Resources biologist and one of the state's four trained cougar experts, the nearest states to fix cougars with radio collars are North Dakota and South Dakota.
Though the DNR has not been able to confirm where this collared cougar migrated from, it's almost certain it came from the west, with the Dakotas being the most likely options. If this is the case and this cougar moved from the West to the UP this would be further confirmation of a growing trend that's being documented on UP trail cameras.
This is the fifth instance since the beginning of summer that a cougar has been captured and confirmed on a UP trail camera.
"The increasing number and frequency of verified cougar sightings in recent years are likely due to three factors in particular: The growing popularity of trail cameras used to monitor wildlife activity in the woods 24 hours a day; additional transient cougars moving east from established populations in western states as they seek new territory; and the cooperation of the public in reporting cougar sightings and sharing their photos with us for official review, which we greatly appreciate," explained Bump.
Dakotas aside, Montana in the next best bet for the origin of the transient cougars that make their way to Michigan. The several-hundred-mile trek to the UP is long one, but nomadic trips like this are fairly common for transient male cougars.
According to Bump, in 2011 a cougar killed in Connecticut was proven with DNA evidence to have migrated from South Dakota.
At this point, Michigan's cougar population looks to be made up of transplants from neighboring states, but there is no way of proving this. Until evidence of immature cats is uncovered, there is no way of knowing whether there is a breeding population of cougars in the UP, or only a batch of nomads.
"In the five years since we confirmed our first cougar report we have yet to receive any evidence of breeding activity, as all images and other physical evidence have been from adult cats," said Bump.
Though no cougars have been confirmed in the Lower Peninsula, the necessary factors are in place to support a cougar population in Cheboygan County.
"Cougars really focus on availability of prey and good habitat," said Bump. "They're ambush hunters, so they want dense cover where they can stalk."
"From a habitat and prey perspective, the northern Lower Peninsula should be no problem," he continued, discussing the possibility of cougars in Cheboygan County.
Cheboygan County is home to vast tracts of dense, untouched cover as well as a viable deer population. Both of these make it possible for cougars to survive in Cheboygan's shadow without ever being detected by a human, which is also important to them, according to Bump.
"They are private, reclusive animals," he added. "There are places in western states where there are large cougar populations, but people go their entire lives without ever seeing a cougar."
This ghost-like existence has a lot to do with the terrain cougars choose as well and their private nature, but the fact that cougars need their space and don't exist in dense populations is as much a reason for them rarely being seen as any.
Their home ranges are from 10s to 100s of square miles and even in western areas with healthy cougar populations, only one cougar lives in every 25 square miles.
All of this adds up to the possibility that cougars could, in fact live within Cheboygan County, though there is no official confirmation of their presence.
"You never know," Bump said. "We regularly investigate reports of cougars, both in the UP and Lower Peninsula, but we haven't been able to confirm anything in the Lower Peninsula."
The biggest obstacle to cougars establishing a presence in the Cheboygan area is an obvious one – the Great Lakes.
Cougars that disseminate to the UP come from West, meaning they would have to navigate the Straits before arriving in northern Michigan.
A journey across five miles of rough water would be an epic challenge for these large cats, though not impossible.
"Cougars would be capable of making in across the Great Lakes, they will swim, but five miles of Great Lakes would be difficult," said Bump. "It's probably more likely they would come across the ice in the winter."
A winter trek across the ice is widely accepted as the route wolves used to make their way to the Lower Peninsula, proving it's possible.
Wolves, which are just becoming established at the top of the area food chain, would need to move over and make room if cougars were to find their way into the same area.


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Hall of Fame coach Chuck Noll was Pittsburgh Steelers icon
PITTSBURGH — Chuck Noll, the Hall of Fame coach who won a record four Super Bowl titles with the Pittsburgh Steelers, died Friday night at his home. He was 82.
The Allegheny County Medical Examiner said Noll died of natural causes.
Noll transformed the Steelers from a long-standing joke into one of the NFL's pre-eminent powers, becoming the only coach to win four Super Bowls. He was a demanding figure who did not make close friends with his players, yet was a successful and motivating leader.
The Steelers won the four Super Bowls over six seasons (1974, 1975, 1978 and 1979), an unprecedented run that made Pittsburgh one of the NFL's marquee franchises, one that breathed life into a struggling, blue-collar city.
Noll's 16-8 record in postseason play remains one of the best in league history. He retired in 1991 with a 209-156-1 record in 23 seasons, after inheriting a team that had never won a postseason game. He was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1993.
Noll worked so well with Steelers President Rooney that the team never felt the need to have a general manager. When he retired, and was replaced by Bill Cowher, only four other coaches or managers in modern U.S. pro sports history had run their teams longer than Noll had.
"Chuck Noll is the best thing that happened to the Rooneys since they got on the boat (to America) in Ireland," Art Rooney II, the former Steelers personnel chief and the son of the team founder, once said.
A former messenger guard for his hometown Cleveland Browns who earned the nicknamed Knute Knowledge — as in Knute Rockne — Noll was an assistant with the San Diego Chargers and Baltimore Colts for nine seasons. Then he accepted what seemed a dead-end job in January 1969 as coach of the NFL's least-successful organization.
Art Rooney Sr. often hired friends and cronies as coaches, and only two of the Steelers' first 13 coaches had winning records. At the time Noll took over, the franchise was 105 games below .500 in its history.
Noll, hired only after Penn State's Joe Paterno turned down a $350,000, five-year offer, was different from any Steelers coach before him. He immediately brought intelligence, toughness, stability, confidence, character and a can-do mindset to a franchise accustomed to constant upheaval and ever-changing personnel.
Asked at his first news conference if his goal was to make the Steelers respectable, Noll said, "Respectability? Who wants to be respectable? That's spoken like a true loser."
Perhaps not the most colorful coach behind the microphone, Noll could often be counted on for memorable, motivational one-liners that became rallying cries. Phrases like "A life of frustration is inevitable for any coach whose main enjoyment is winning," and "Before you can win a game, you have to not lose it," and "The thrill isn't in the winning, it's in the doing," spoke volumes about what Noll was trying to accomplish. They went over well in a football-crazed region of Pennsylvania.
The day after Noll was hired, the Steelers drafted defensive lineman Joe Greene. He was the first of the nine Hall of Famers selected during the Noll era. Four of the others were drafted within Noll's first four seasons: Terry Bradshaw, Mel Blount, Jack Ham and Franco Harris.
Four more arrived in the first five rounds of the 1974 draft: Lynn Swann, Jack Lambert, John Stallworth and Mike Webster. And the 1971 draft, though it produced only one Hall of Famer (Ham), generated seven starters.


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Last spring, we learned that the bank had foreclosed on Neelu Berry's house in Ilford. Then in late July, Neelu told Andy Peacher that repossession was imminent any time after 9 August. Nothing happened during the autumn (barring the repossession of her son's car for non-payment of a fine), but yesterday the other shoe dropped.
It started about 11 a.m. with a cry for help: This was followed by several videos.
In the first, we see Neelu and her sister seeing the bailiffs off. According to Neelu, they said they'd be back with more resources.
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Next, Neelu reviews the damage done to her front door. She seems quite shaken, as one might expect:
And in the third, we see the bailiffs and police breaking in the door and confronting Neelu and her family:
It's difficult to tell from all of this whether the eviction was carried out, but clearly, the process has begun.
Neelu's explanation to one of her Facebook friends is typically garbled and nonsensical: It seems very odd that as an educated person and a homeowner Neelu would somehow be ignorant of the basics of how mortgages work.
The facts—that she has been in arrears with her payments; that she doesn't seem to understand the interest/principal ratio in a normal mortgage; that she somehow believes it reasonable to demand that the bank repay her the interest she has paid; and, worst of all, that she has chosen to ignore the foreclosure notice which she received nearly a year ago—all seem to mitigate against the possibility that Neelu will be able to scream and harangue her way out of this one.
While it's not clear whether Neelu is homeless today, it seems quite certain that the bailiffs and police mean business, and that the day of reckoning has finally come.
We take no pleasure whatsoever in this. While we've chuckled at Neelu's antics regarding her son's car, and have shaken our heads at her strange obsessions with arresting judges, imposing multi-gazillion pound liens, planting crystals around courts in an effort to raise the vibration, and insisting that SwissIndo is not a scam, we don't like to see anyone deprived of their home.
There is no doubt that Neelu, once an intelligent, well-educated woman with a bright future, is facing further encounters with the bailiffs; and it seems extremely unlikely that Neelu will prevail.


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I've been using Office 2013 for a few months now. There's nothing particularly wrong with it. (Before Office 2013 I was using Office 2010. There was nothing particularly wrong with that, either.) The most obvious difference from older versions, the new theme, might not be to everyone's taste. I like it well enough, though frankly, I don't really notice it anymore. I think in many ways that's the way things should be.
What I cannot fathom, however, is why Office 2013 exists. Or rather, why it exists in its current form. Just what Microsoft has been doing in that two and a half years, I couldn't tell you, because Office 2013 doesn't feel like it's had two and a half years of work on it.
Office 2010 and 2013 are very similar. That's alarming, because the environment into which they were released has changed substantially. Office 2010 was released to manufacturing (RTM) on April 10, 2010; Office 2013 was completed two and a half years later, on October 11, 2012.
That Office 2010 RTM date came a week after the launch of the iPad. The iPad didn't change everything, but it did usher in an important new class of device: the tablet. Tablets are of considerable importance to Microsoft, both threat and opportunity, and the company had plenty of time to adapt its popular productivity suite to take advantage of the new environment. Microsoft has made bold strides to bring Windows into the tablet era. Office should have been a part of that vision, but it isn't; indeed, I'm not sure the Office team even recognizes the vision.
A reactionary stopgap
That's not to say there's nothing new in the new version. There is, of course, the greater cloud integration, Outlook's built-in support for Exchange ActiveSync (which means that it can support Hotmail accounts directly, without needing a plugin), and a new (and currently extremely limited) extensibility model that uses JavaScript instead of Visual Basic for Applications.
I'm now making use of the Hotmail support, but the plugin I used in Outlook 2010 got the job done, so the improvement is barely perceptible. The other stuff? I doubt I'll ever need it. Office 2013 feels like a service pack, not a whole new major revision of the software. Microsoft got the basic functionality nailed down years ago, so it's not surprising that Office versions all seem kind of similar. But that doesn't mean that Office doesn't deserve further development.
In its day, Office 2007 introduced a major UI overhaul with the ribbon. Office 2010 completed the UI overhaul, adding a lot of spit and polish in the process. Both of these were substantial updates in their own ways. Office 2013, however, feels like Microsoft is scratching around for things to do but couldn't really think of any.
Office may be mature, but it sure ain't perfect. There are all sorts of little things I wish Office did better or differently, such as providing consistent text formatting options across the major parts of the suite or making charts easier to manipulate in Excel (I can't be the only person who sometimes wants to save charts as images, can I?). But I'm resigned to the fact that these things will probably never change, because Microsoft has no serious competition in the desktop office suite market.
But that "desktop" qualifier is significant. Office on the desktop has a strong market position. The desktop apps somewhat perversely mean Microsoft has a strong online offering, too, because if you outgrow the Office Web Apps (which you quite likely will), you can easily switch to the desktop software. Other online apps, such as Google Apps, have no comparable migration path. The Office 2013 JavaScript extensibility and cloud integration strengthen the Web offering somewhat, but not in a game-changing way.
The big gap with Office is its support for tablets. Nowhere is the Office team's paucity of ideas more evident than in Office 2013's one other new feature: touch mode. Touch-oriented tablet devices like the iPad or even the Surface are a great conundrum for Office. The Office apps, for all their foibles, are feature-packed and complex, and Microsoft's challenge is to make that power available and accessible to finger-based tablet users.
Microsoft's solution to this problem? Make the ribbon a bit bigger. Outlook 2013 goes one step further; in touch mode, it also places a quintet of buttons down the right hand edge of the screen to make them thumb accessible. Beyond that, you're hard-pressed to find any adaptation to the constraints imposed by fingers. I'd call the changes skin deep, but they're not even that thorough. Microsoft hasn't done anything about Office's multitudinous dialog boxes, for example, to make them touch friendly.
The Office apps (except perhaps for OneNote) are simply not touch apps, even though Microsoft is bundling them on a touch computer, the Surface. The lack of Office apps in the "Metro" style is disappointing, but I can understand it. The WinRT platform is very different from the traditional desktop platform, so it's no surprise that Microsoft hasn't been able to produce Metro Office just yet.
But Microsoft doesn't need WinRT to implement touch Office. What it needs is an idea of how to translate Office's complexity into touch, and what's on display in Office 2013 is an overwhelming lack of ideas about how to do this. The touch revolution has been a long time coming. Even if the Office team initially thought it was just a smartphone "thing," the iPad in 2010, and Apple's iWork apps for iPad, should have disabused them of that notion.
Yet it seems to have caught them off-guard. The Office touch mode feels like a reactionary stopgap. It doesn't provide any solution for the problem of devising touch interfaces for complex apps. It doesn't even provide any insight into what that solution might be.
Bad for Office, bad for Microsoft
This failure to pay anything more than lip service to the notion of touch computing hurts the company as a whole. Windows 8 and, in particular, Windows RT are both undermined by the lack of support from the Office team.
Windows 8 is a genuinely viable touch platform, and if it had an effective touch Office then it would offer something unique among touch platforms and something that reinforced the value of Windows—and touch Windows—in particular. Office is still, for a great many users, an important piece of software. If it had done well, Microsoft would have proven Windows 8 as a do-it-all platform and Surface as do-it-all devices; tablets that are just as at home playing Angry Birds as they are polishing documents and preparing presentations.
Instead, Microsoft is delivering the opposite message. To use Office comfortably, you have to abandon any tablet pretensions and stick with a mouse/trackpad and keyboard—at which point you might as well stick with your existing Windows 7 laptop and buy an iPad for tablet duty.
The Office team has a long history of subverting the Windows team's ambitions. This is true both in the details—the Office team has a habit of ignoring Windows UI guidelines and eschewing the standard Windows look and feel, even when the standard functionality is superior to Office's—and in broad strokes. With the exception of OneNote, the Office team never made any concessions to improve touch or stylus usability, hence hindering Microsoft's Tablet PC push during the 2000s.
Historically, this might have been justifiable by virtue of the small Tablet PC market (though I think this attitude downplays Office's importance and its ability to drive computer sales), but that argument no longer cuts the mustard. The touch tablet market is proven and thriving. Producing a viable product for a new generation of Windows tablets is the least the Office team should be doing.
Instead of doing anything credible to bring Office into the world of touch, however, we are stuck with a new theme and some slightly tighter cloud integration. How two and a half years of development could have been prioritized in this way is beyond me.
It's possible the long-rumored Office for iOS will show just how Redmond plans to bring Office to the touch-using masses. Should these apps ever ship, they will be true touch applications, delivering to competing platforms precisely what the Office team was unable or unwilling to give Windows.
There is a long-standing perception that Microsoft is a company made of disparate groups that are antagonistic toward one another, focusing only on their own interests and not on those of the company as a whole. Such a move would only reinforce that view.


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For its fifth-generation iPod touch, Apple stretched out the screen to 16:9 proportions and shaved off a millimeter of thickness. But while the extra engineering resulted in an improved device, iFixit claims it is actually more difficult to repair than previous generations of the iPod touch.
Like the fourth-gen iPod touch, released after the iPhone 4 in 2010, the new fifth-gen version shares some components and design ideas with its current iPhone sibling. This includes a 1136×640 pixel Retina screen, a 720p FaceTime HD front-facing camera, and an anodized aluminum rear casing. It also has a 1030mAh battery, an 11 percent improvement over the 930 mAh used in the older iPod touch.
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Apple achieved much of the decrease in thickness—at 6.1mm, it's 1.1mm thinner than the previous iPod touch, and 1.5mm thinner than the iPhone 5—through the use of integrated ribbon cables for many of the parts. For instance, the rear-facing camera, volume buttons, microphone, LED flash, and power button are all combined into a single ribbon cable part. "The shift to a single ribbon cable is more cost-effective for the manufacturer, but unfortunately it has a negative impact on repairability," iFixit noted.
Unlike the iPhone 5, which iFixit praised for its relative ease of repair, the fifth-gen iPod touch actually scored poorly—3/10, which is worse than the 4/10 for the fourth-gen iPod touch. The drop in score over the previous generation was largely due to reliance on integrated parts that are so tightly packed inside the thin aluminum shell.
"With no external screws, the Touch is tough to pry open, and its logic board utilizes two hard-to-manage ribbon cables," iFixit's Miro Djuric told Ars. "The battery, logic board, front camera, speaker, headphone jack, Lightning connector, and home button switch are all soldered onto one cable, while the volume buttons, power button, LED flash, and rear microphone are all attached to another cable. Repair is not impossible, but it's certainly going to be difficult and expensive if one component breaks."
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"The best camera is the one you have with you" is an old photography adage, and Apple may be looking to extend that principle to its iPhone. And it's not about the iPhone as a camera, either—if you always have it with you, an iPhone could serve as a remote control device for any number of uses, including as a wireless electronic key.
Using the iPhone as an electronic key is part of a recently published patent application titled "Motion Based Input Selection." It's important to remember that the patent application itself merely describes a unique way of using motion detection to generate an input, such as turning a virtual combination lock-style dial. Still, it's the suggested uses of a unique numerical sequence or other combination of input that is generating excitement.
The Telegraph says that the patent is already being referred to as the "iKey" patent, based on the suggestion that a "device" such as an iPhone could use the motion-based input method to generate a combination which is then "transmitted to an external device to unlock the external device." Such an external device could be anything, including an "electronic lock that may be used to access a door, car, house, or other physical area."
The patent in particular describes methods in which the input could be selecting combinations of numbers, letters, colors, or images, or even a combination. In fact, if the external device is suitably capable, it can send an application the necessary configuration of input needed to unlock it. The possible inputs can also be randomized, and the transmission between the mobile device and the external device could encrypted for greater security.
Since the iPhone is the kind of device you tend to always have with you, it could be a great all-in-one control device. For instance, Apple also recently filed a patent application for using the iPhone as a sort of advanced universal remote—one that can dim the lights, adjust the surround sound, switch the TV to "cinema mode," all in preparation for watching a movie at night. The company already offers an app that can control iTunes or an Apple TV remotely, and other apps exist to control home automation systems or a DSLR tethered to a WiFi-equipped computer. Car security firm Viper also offers an app to lock, unlock, and remotely start a vehicle that has the company's SmartStart electronics installed.
Though many remote applications already exist for the iPhone—including one that locks and unlocks a car—perhaps Apple could leverage the patent's motion sensing to build an app with a consistent interface that is designed to communicate with a wide variety of lock devices, making the iPhone an out-of-the-box electronic key.


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It's almost set up like a joke: how do we fix the Patriot Act? With the USA FREEDOM Act.
On Tuesday, the original Wisconsin Republican author of the Patriot Act, Jim Sensenbrenner (R-WI), introduced a major change to the October 2011 law. It would ban the bulk collection of metadata, which the government argues is covered by Section 215 of that law (this section allows for the collection of "business records").
Now, the "Uniting and Strengthening America by Fulfilling Rights and Ending Eavesdropping, Dragnet Collection, and Online Monitoring Act" (or USA FREEDOM Act) has been introduced. With 70 bi-partisan co-sponsors in the House of Representatives and a dozen in the Senate, it might actually have a chance of passage.
"Our bill also ensures that this program will not simply be restarted under other legal authorities, and [it] includes new oversight, auditing, and public reporting requirements," Sensenbrenner wrote in an op-ed in Politico on Tuesday. "No longer will the government be able to employ a carte-blanche approach to records collection or enact secret laws by covertly reinterpreting congressional intent. And to further promote privacy interests, our legislation establishes a special advocate to provide a counterweight to the surveillance interests in the FISA Court's closed-door proceedings."
In addition to its political support, the proposal has broad backing from both industry and civil liberties groups.
"This bill ensures substantial, meaningful reform," Sherwin Siy, vice president of Legal Affairs for Public Knowledge, said in a statement. "It's supported by a longstanding champion of civil liberties against government surveillance in Chairman Leahy and by one of the principal authors of the Patriot Act in Chairman Sensenbrenner. The fact that they both agree that the NSA is wielding spying powers never intended by the law is a clear sign that these reforms are essential to reining in these warrantless searches and seizures."
"Due to the stifling secrecy that has shrouded these programs for too long, the public and even some Congressional leaders currently lack sufficient information to precisely define the contours and boundaries that are necessary in this area," said Ed Black, CEO and president of the Computer and Communications Industry Association, in a statement.
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So what's in the bill (PDF)?
First and foremost is the end to bulk metadata collection. Further, the FREEDOM Act would create an "Office of the Special Advocate," a person who would "vigorously advocate" against the government in hearings at the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court. (At present, the government argues before the FISC unopposed.) This idea of a civil ombudsman has also been floated by other lawmakers in recent weeks.
The advocate would be selected from one of five names submitted by the Privacy and Civil Liberties Oversight Board (PCLOB), one of which would then be selected by the chief justice of the United States. The advocate would serve for a term of three years and could be re-appointed indefinitely. It would also give the PCLOB subpoena power for the first time.
Additionally, the bill would require that the attorney general of the United States publicly disclose "all decisions issued by the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court or the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court of Review after July 10, 2003 that include a significant construction or interpretation of law."
Another big addition would be an increase in public transparency to give private companies the ability to publicly report the aggregate number of FISA orders and National Security Letters they have received, how many they have complied with, and how many users this concerns. (This provision is something that companies have asked the FISC to grant them.) But this new bill actually goes further, and it would "require the government to make annual or semiannual public reports estimating the total number of individuals and US persons that were subject to FISA orders authorizing electronic surveillance, pen/trap devices, and access to business records."
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Even with all the positive feelings, the bill still has room for improvement according to some legal experts. For instance, Clark Asay, a law professor at Penn State University, told Ars that the bill does not address a protection gap between data and metadata as far as the law is concerned.
"In today's world, though, that type of information can say a great deal about each of us—that's precisely why the government wants it," Asay wrote by e-mail. "So though this bill seems to be on the right track in terms of filling a gap, the gap will likely remain less than ideally filled if history is any indication. For instance, with few exceptions, these statutory fixes have typically provided weak remedies for statutory violations when compared to the types of remedies available under the Fourth Amendment. So in terms of things to be included, you'd definitely hope for meaningful remedies for violations of what the statute requires."


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MIAMI (AP) — With the game on the line, the quick-strike New England Patriots showed they can grind out a drive, too.
As a result, they're the AFC East champions.
Tom Brady had his least efficient game of the season and even threw an interception, but he led a clock-consuming drive in the fourth quarter Sunday that helped the Patriots beat Miami, 23-16, to clinch their fourth consecutive division title.
Brady finished 24 for 40 for 238 yards and was sacked four times. But with the Patriots nursing a 20-13 lead midway through the fourth quarter, he led a 16-play drive that took more than seven minutes and led to a field goal.
A botched punt, roughing-the-punter penalty and fumble by Miami resulted in 17 New England points, and another penalty negated a Dolphins touchdown.
The Patriots (9-3) have won six consecutive games and are assured of their 12th winning season in a row. The Dolphins (5-7) hurt their already slim playoff chances and lost to New England for the fifth consecutive time.
Brady was intercepted for the first time in 203 passes, and for only the fourth time this year, and his passer rating was a season-low 74.8. He had at least four passes dropped, including a throw to Wes Welker in the end zone.
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The roughing-the-punter penalty on Miami's Jimmy Wilson gave the Patriots a first down deep in their territory, jump-starting a 75-yard drive that ended with Welker's 7-yard touchdown catch.
Miami's Reshad Jones made a one-handed interception and returned the ball 30 yards for a touchdown, but the score was negated by a penalty on Reggie Bush for an illegal block. New England then held, and Dan Carpenter kicked a 44-yard field goal.
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One can almost say that Sarees are synonymous with India. It has been the traditional attire for Indian women since ages and is a fine example of the cultural and practical ingenuity of us Indians. The saree is simply a long piece of cloth, with prints, embroidery and other such handiworks, but worn in the proper manner looks absolutely stunning on anybody.
Add to that the creative genius of Indian fashion designers, who dabble in intricate and complex textile craftsmanship and have access to fancy fabrics and there you have it! Sarees created with heavy, intricate and extensive craftsmanship or quirky prints or lavish embroidery and unconventional fabrics, set to dazzle and daze people around you and announce your arrival at a party.
Party Sarees can be made to be extremely graceful and elegant, but also can be made to be super-glamorous and luxurious. That is something which is very unique to Sarees as an attire. Whether it's an office party of a family or social gathering, Party Sarees are known to steal the show at any event.
Party Wear Sari Designs
When it comes to party wear, we have a plethora of fabric choices. The use of finest conventional and unconventional fabrics, along with top notch embroidery and other handiworks elevates the Party wear saris to a whole new level of style and charisma. The absolute most desired and demanded fabrics for Party wear Sarees include net, chiffon, glossy silk, immaculate georgette, jacquard, silk, brasso, velvet, gleam and fake georgette and many more. Banarsi silk Sarees, Kanjivaram (Kanchipuram) silk Sarees, cotton silk sarees, trim, and jute silk and so forth fabrics are also quite popular and in demand in Party wear sarees.
Party wear sarees showcase some of the most immaculate and stunning embroidery, embellishments and craftswork such as Zari, Zardosi, prints, kundan, cut work, patch work, sequins (succession), resham work, string work, mirror work, gota patti work, velvet fringes, ribbon outskirts, weaving, ikkat, diamante, kardana, stone weaving, paisley and many more The utilization of funky and quirky prints also help to create stunning party wear sarees, with a very modern and chic fashion vibe.
As for the color options of party wear sarees, even the legendary painters and artists would be at a loss. Although, keep in mind that the choice of color for your Saree at a party should always compliment your skin tone. Neon hues, fluorescent hues and strong hues in shades of red, blue, pink, green, dark, yellow, white, purple, beige, cream, peach, dim, orange, grayish, chestnut, gold, maroon, naval force blue, turquoise, wine, fuchsia, infant pink and rani pink and more such colors can instantly give a glam doll look to mesmerize and bewitch any party or event.
How to wear Party Wear Sarees
Like every other type of saree, party wear sarees are worn the exact same way, by draping it around the body and then creating layers of pleats which are tucked in at the waist and the other end left loose. But as you'll be going to party, why not wear it style and add some of your own little modification or drape it in a very diva like manner to instantly create a new saree trend!
Shopping for Party Wear Sarees Online
All over the world, online shopping has become the way to buy things that you require and that too without having to make long shopping rounds in the heat and pollution. Kalki Fashion offers you a huge collection of stunning and exclusive designer Party wear sarees online.
We at kalkifashion.com constantly strive to offer you the best and the most beautiful apparels online. You can get offers and discounts if you shop for Party Sarees Online. The price of online sarees is very affordable and is inclusive of the shipping cost.


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|Hepburn's first starring role is a charmer as a princess bored with her official visit to Rome who slips away and plays at being an "average Jane." A reporter discovers her little charade and decides to cash in with an exclusive story. Before they know it, love calls. Blacklisted screenwriter Trumbo was "fronted" by Ian McLellan Hunter, who accepted screen credit and the Best Story Oscar in Trumbo's stead. The Academy voted to posthumously award Trumbo his own Oscar in 1993.
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Jennifer Barker picked up her telephone in May 2012 to find, on the other end of the line, a woman who said her name was Stephanie Hansen. Hansen was calling to settle a lawsuit against Barker—all over the illicit downloading of pornography via BitTorrent back in December 2011.
Barker had heard nothing about any lawsuit; indeed, she said that she had never downloaded pornography from the 'Net and had no idea what this "BitTorrent" even was. Hansen nevertheless wanted a payment; if none was forthcoming, Barker might well find herself facing up to $150,000 in damages under US copyright law. And her name might be publicly linked with pornography.
Barker refused to pay, so Hansen called back, allegedly leaving multiple voicemails and even calling Barker at work. Barker, fed up, believed she was being extorted. She went out and found a local Kentucky lawyer, Kenneth Henry of Louisville, and together they devised a legal strategy to fight back.
Yesterday, Henry filed a federal lawsuit on Barker's behalf in Louisville, targeting five pornographers who seek to "extort money from individuals they claim have downloaded pornography from the Internet." The suit further seeks class action status on behalf of "individuals throughout the United States who have been subjected to the unlawful extortion attempts of the Defendants herein." Henry estimates that this class exceeds 200,000 people.
Systematic "trolling"
Henry lays out for the judge how the current round of file-sharing lawsuits proceeds:
The pornography purveyors utilize a technique known as trolling whereby individuals hired by the various pornography purveyors search for Internet protocol (IP) addresses associated with the use of file sharing software such as BitTorrent. Once the IP addresses have been harvested, the various pornography purveyors file suit naming defendants as John Doe. They then seek to have mass subpoenas issued for the Internet providers associated with the harvested IP addresses in order to obtain the name and address of the owner of the IP address on the date it was harvested. Recently, the pornography purveyors have begun using the court system of the state of Florida to file true bill of discovery lawsuits in which they seek only to extract the names and addresses of the individuals associated with the various IP addresses.
Once they obtain contact information, the pornography purveyors begin to shakedown these individuals by telephone. The tactics of the pornography purveyors clearly indicate that they are not convinced that the individuals they accuse of downloading pornography from the Internet have actually done so. This is true because they often shake the individuals down for $1,000-$5,000. The pornography purveyors know that this amount of money is less than the cost of defense would be if suit were filed. They also know that individuals such as the Plaintiff in this matter are embarrassed to have their names associated with pornography, and therefore, are susceptible to being shaken down...
In effect, the pornography purveyors have developed a new business model using the court system to extort money from individuals who are merely identified by IP address and with no proof whatsoever that they downloaded copyrighted materials from the Internet.
And, in what has become an increasingly common proceeding in Internet cases, Henry makes quite a bit of the fact that an IP address does not identify individuals, but machines.
Often these targets of the pornography industry have had their IP address "spoofed," a process whereby an IP address is forged and made to appear to be an IP address other than the actual IP address of the person using the Internet. Others have been the victims of a compromised home network that has been used by others unbeknownst to the owner of the network. Furthermore, even if the IP address has been correctly identified, the mere fact of ownership of the IP address does not in any way indicate that the owner participated in an unlawful download of copyrighted material.
It's a pretty decent overview of the process we've seen for the last two years, but the key question is whether any of it is actually "fraud" or "extortion"?
"That can't be unlawful"
To see how this will likely play out, consider the case of Uwe Boll, the German filmmaker behind the film Far Cry. Boll hired the US Copyright Group (really a group of Virginia attorneys) to sue downloaders of his film. One of the eventual targets of this process, Dmitrity Shirokov, in 2010 sued the US Copyright Group and Boll's company for racketeering, fraud, and unjust enrichment over their attempt to get him to pay up. Shirokov, like Barker, has sought class action status for his case.
Eighteen months into the litigation, the two sides are still arguing hard, and nothing like a trial is in sight. (A judge recently allowed several of the fraud charges to remain, but threw out several others). At a status hearing a few months back, the two sides made the same basic arguments we're likely to hear in Barker's case.
A lawyer representing US Copyright Group made clear that the lawyers concede no wrongdoing at all. Indeed, Shirokov never suffered any harm, since he never paid them any money nor had any lawsuit filed against him. He should, said the lawyer, have no standing to sue just because he got a letter he didn't like:
The big picture here is that the plaintiff [Shirokov] got the settlement demand letter. It was sent to him by my clients, who are attorneys acting on behalf of their client. He didn't settle the case. He didn't pay an attorney to defend the case. In fact, he was never served with process in the case. He was never brought into court. And essentially he's saying that because I got a demand letter that I didn't think stated a valid claim against me, I get to sue the attorneys and their clients for fraud, extortion, RICO violations, money hadn't received, unjust enrichment. Just a myriad of claims.
But Jason Sweet, representing Shirokov, contended that his client had been harmed simply by getting such a letter and by seeking legal advice about it. That costs money. Besides, the entire litigation scheme, said Sweet, was designed to go after people while making it hard for them to mount a defense:
This case is not about getting justice. This case is not about going into open court to seek a hearing for your claims. In this case, they did everything they could to prevent that. They kept forestalling serving any defendants so they could further the time to collect payments. They have abandoned claims, effectively, against almost the entire class...
They aren't going after people, and, in fact, in the handful of cases that they have gone after people one on one, they can't get a settlement and they can't get a default judgment. They simply sit on the case and do nothing. And so in case after case, cases filed early last year, there's been no action after the defendants answered a complaint. So they're not moving forward. The business model they've got is to avoid moving forward.
But the lawyers and filmmakers behind these cases insist that there's nothing nefarious about what they're doing; even if particular demand letters are incorrect, there's nothing generally improper with sending them. Such letters are staples of the legal profession; what would lawyers do without them? As for not bringing every single "Doe" case they file to trial, they note that it is generally preferable to come to a settlement than to file a lawsuit. As one lawyer for the defendants put it:
[Plaintiffs] weave all sorts of nefarious facts in and suggest that there's no intent to move forward with the litigation, and so on and so forth, but the litigation is often used simply as a tool to negotiate a reasonable settlement. That can't, in and of itself, be unlawful. The precedent that we could set there could be equally confusing, I suppose, because once you file a lawsuit, you're then obligated to take it to trial? And do you face the possibility of a counterclaim saying well, this is just a scheme. This is what you guys do. This is a—you know, lots of companies have to sue a lot for debt collection, any number of things. This kind of theory really would not fly in the ordinary practice of law.
The lawyers have a hard time seeing why receiving letters that demand you pay money or risk a major federal lawsuit should cause such commotion; after all, as Boll's lawyer put it, "A demand of $1,500 is certainly not unreasonable. So the letter itself, compared to demand letters that I get every day, appears to me to be, frankly, benign."
But the real innovation in this entire business model has been the way it threatened to drag so many non-lawyers into federal court, potentially facing astronomical statutory damages. The letters aren't going to lawyers; they aren't going to companies with lawyers; they're going by the tens of thousands to ordinary people, many of whom are baffled and angry by the demands being made. For those people, a choice to pay $1,500 to some voice on the end of a telephone call or to pay $1,500 for legal advice instead isn't "benign" at all.


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Adaptive clothing frequently looks like regular attire at a glance, but offers ease and comfort such as open back shirts, extra wide slip-on slippers and shoes, easy snap pants, and wrap-around skirts and dresses.
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Gabriel of Denmark has been used for many decades by top manufacturers to upholster iconic designs of the 20th century, and for good reason. This durable, woven fabric is soft, yet offers great strength and stability, and is manufactured by Gabriel, one of Denmark's most reputable upholstery manufacturers. Featuring a hand-picked variety of Gabriel fabric mainstays from the Medley, Sodley and Fighter collections, Inmod offers choices featuring bright & bold pop tones and sleek, sophisticated grays and browns, so you can wrap your classic replica in authenticity. Rich in texture, our selection of Gabriel fabrics feature two to three tones, providing depth and a rich, plush appearance. It also has excellent resistance to fading and will hold its shape, preserving your classic for many years to come.
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Durability & stability meets vintage appeal in this plush woven synthetic blend (polyester & acrylic). Each of our Vintage Tweed fabrics are richly textured, subtly combining two to three varying colors, which together compose deep earth tones ideal for any piece and any space. Enjoy an iconic mid-century look that is soft to the touch, that won't fade, and that you'll cherish for years to come. Our Vintage Tweed collection is ideal for residential and commercial use.
New Zealand Wool Tweed
This New Zealand Wool blend has been a choice upholstery solution for designers & manufacturers of iconic original mid-century classics for many decades. This stylish wool blend offers a classic tweed vibe to give your piece a distinctly mid-century look and feel. It is gorgeous, super-soft to the touch and is textured with a subtle two-toned checkered pattern. It regulates temperature well, while still being cozy. Using a combination of premium New Zealand wool (the finest in the world) woven with just the right amount of viscose, this collection is waterproof, anti-electrostatic and stain & flame resistant, making it equally perfect for both residential and commercial use.
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Whether you're in the market for sophisticated neutrals or a pop of bold color, the Kai Plush upholstery is the perfect choice. Fade resistant and shape-maintaining, you can be sure that you are preserving your mid-century modern classic for many years to come. Textured weave, crafted from 100% polyester, offers subtle two-tone colors to bring out the best of your decor by bringing a contemporary twist to any iconic, classic design.
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