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| WEDNESDAY BLOWOUT: Every NEW or RENEWING paid subscriber receives 2 YEARS FREE.... Samsung is overtaking Apple in cool-factor mindshare, agree or disagree? Cast your vote in "Today's Poll..." in the left column below or go straight to the results here. Tuesday Highlights: Reuters reports that Apple has been hacked by the same group that attacked Facebook last week, no data stolen as of yet, Apple to release software tool to defend against malware used in hack; David Goldman at CNN on Apple's hunt for the "next billion-dollar product"; could that product be an iWatch? Jonny Evans says it just might be, and he cites patents to boot!; Network World says "the final barriers to widespread Mac adoption in the enterprise" have been removed, thanks to BYOD (Bring Your Own Device) policies; and Carol King over at Seeking Alpha believes this "growing slice of the enterprise market should offset other concerns" investors feel about Apple; Samsung is eating up the cool-factor, thanks to Google's growing Android platform; Ben Bajarin on Apple's "sophisticated simplicity"; Horace Dediu asks a pertinent question: "Why is it that everyone wants to copy Apple's products but nobody wants to copy being Apple?"; Adobe tells us to hang on, they're prepping a patch for the Zero Day PDF flaw; 90 jobs lost thanks to Opera's switch over to WebKit; Microsoft quietly upped prices on Mac Office, should Apple double-down on iWork?; got useless data on your Mac? Detox My Mac can help; Mactuts+ has the scoop on reading your books on Kindle for Mac; Dropbox no longer supporting unpaid users?; were Apple to release a $330 iPhone, they could triple their marketshare in China; iPad helps man to speak for first time in 20 years; iPhone mini, this summer!; redesigned MacBook Airs with Retina Displays, 3rd Quarter 2013, says rumor, more in our Hardware/Software section where you'll also find the latest in Apple patent applications including 3D OS X, a more accurate haptic feedback system, among others; Forbes review of the Pebble smart watch, MacRumors review of printable papercraft model of 5" iPhone, will give you idea of the feel that may come with the larger iPhone; Macworld tutorial on jailbreaking your iPhone; a touch-screen MacBook Pro is nothing to fear; tablets to have noticeable impact on future television viewing. Today's MacUpdate Promo offers 40% savings on SerialMailer 7.5.3. "SerialMailer lets you add personalized details to your mass email messages. Give each message a custom name, order number, or even attachment. Engage your customers and colleagues, or show your friends and family that you care -- when it comes to bulk email messages, a touch of personality goes a long way!" | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) ? An official says 14 people have been confirmed as injured in a massive gas explosion in an upscale Kansas City shopping district.
Kansas City Manager Troy Schulte says officials don't yet know if anyone was killed in the explosion, which destroyed JJ's restaurant.
Authorities also are still trying to determine the full cause of the blast. Schulte says they do know there was a gas leak followed by an explosion. At this point, he says authorities believe it may have stemmed from an accident involving a utility contractor.
Earlier police spokeswoman Rhonda Flores said it appeared that a car crashed into a gas main near JJ's just after 6 p.m.
People have been cleared from the area around the restaurant.
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VATICAN CITY (AP) ? Popular pressure is mounting in the U.S. and Italy to keep California Cardinal Roger Mahony away from the conclave to elect the next pope because of his role shielding sexually abusive priests, a movement targeting one of the most prominent of a handful of compromised cardinals scheduled to vote next month.
Amid the outcry, Mahony has made clear he is coming. And a Vatican historian said Wednesday that there is no precedent for a cardinal staying home because of personal scandal.
Conclaves always bring out the worst in cardinals' dirty laundry, with past sins and transgressions aired anew in the slow news days preceding the vote. This time is no different ? except that the revelations of Mahony's sins are so fresh, and ordinary Catholics seem to want to have a greater say in who is fit to choose their next pope.
This week, the influential Italian Catholic affairs magazine Famiglia Cristiana asked its readers if the Los Angeles-based cardinal Mahony should participate in the conclave given the revelations. "Your opinion: Mahony in the conclave: Yes or No?" reads the online survey of one of Italy's most-read magazines.
That followed a petition by a group in the United States, Catholics United, demanding that Mahony recuse himself from the papal conclave.
Mahony, however, has made clear he will vote. "Count-down to the Papal Conclave has begun. Your prayers needed that we elect the best Pope for today and tomorrow's Church," he tweeted earlier this week. He promised daily Twitter updates from the conclave.
Last month, a court in Los Angeles ordered the release of thousands of pages of confidential personnel files of more than 120 priests accused of sex abuse. The files show that Mahony and other top archdiocese officials maneuvered behind the scenes to shield accused priests and protect the church from a growing scandal while keeping parishioners in the dark.
Mahony was stripped of his duties last month by his successor at the largest Catholic diocese in the United States. But the administrative dressing-down by Archbishop Jose Gomez only affected Mahony's work in the archdiocese, not his role as a cardinal.
Historian Ambrogio Piazzoni, the vice prefect of the Vatican library, said there was no precedent for a cardinal staying away from a conclave because of personal scandal, though in the past some have been impeded either by illness or interference by governments.
Regardless, he said, any decision to stay away would have to be approved by the full College of Cardinals given that the main duty of a cardinal is to vote in a conclave.
"The thing that characterizes a cardinal is to be an elector of the pope," he told reporters.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Iran has complained to the organizers of the Berlin film festival for giving Iranian director Jafar Panahi an award for an allegorical movie made in defiance of a 20-year state ban.
Panahi shared the best script prize at Berlin on Saturday for "Closed Curtain" with co-director Kamboziya Partovi for a film made in secret, which mirrors aspects of Panahi's life under house arrest in the Islamic Republic.
"We have protested to the Berlin film festival. Its officials should amend their behavior because in cultural and cinematic exchange, this is not correct," said Javad Shamaqdari, the head of Iran's national cinema organization, Iran's student news agency (ISNA) reported on Monday.
The movie follows the story of two people on the run from state security and is considered by critics to be a multi-layered portrayal of how restrictions on the filmmaker's work and movement have brought on depression and even thoughts of suicide.
Iran banned Panahi from making films for 20 years in 2010 and sentenced him to six years in prison on charges of "propaganda against the state" following the country's 2009 disputed presidential election.
While he remains at home under house arrest, Panahi has previously described himself as a victim of injustice and an Amnesty International statement published at the time of his conviction said he may be forced to report to prison at any time.
"Everyone knows that a license is needed to make films in our country and send them abroad but there are a small number who make films and send them out without a license. This is an offense ... but so far the Islamic Republic has been patient with such behavior," Shamaqdari said without mentioning Panahi or the film by name, ISNA reported.
A celebrated filmmaker in the West for his portrayals of issues such as women's rights and support for political opposition, Panahi was not able to attend the Berlin festival.
At a news conference in Berlin last week, Partovi avoided discussing the sensitivities around the film, simply saying that "nothing had happened until now" but that he did not know what the future held.
"Closed Curtain" is the second film Panahi has made in defiance of the ban, after 2011's "This is not a Film". It is unclear whether he will face prosecution for breaking the ban.
"Closed Curtain" is set in an empty villa in Iran, presumably beside the Caspian Sea.
A man, played by Partovi, arrives with his dog, and proceeds to draw the curtains and black out the windows, sealing himself off from the world outside and preventing the authorities - real and imagined - from seeing what is happening.
When the dog accidentally switches on the television, we see footage of stray dogs being rounded up and killed, explaining why he had to be smuggled in inside a bag and kept indoors.
A young man and woman, on the run from the police, burst in and the woman stays, but her existence and that of the man becomes unclear as viewers must decide if they are fictional characters in Panahi's script or actual people.
The layers of reality multiply as Panahi himself arrives, and posters advertising some of his past movies are revealed beneath sheets before being covered up again.
In the allegory of Panahi's life under house arrest and inability to work freely, we see him walking into the sea at one point, a reference to taking his own life.
"He was not constantly thinking about suicide, no, because then he wouldn't have been able to make the film," Partovi told reporters in Berlin last week. "But if I imagine myself unable to work and just sitting at home, then I am sure I would start to think about suicide."
(Reporting By Marcus George, editing by Paul Casciato)
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When you're looking to power a DIY project, you have a ton of different battery choices, and it's not easy to decide on which solution is best. To help you make the right choice, Adafruit has put together a guide to picking the best battery for your project.
The project goes through each type of battery, from alkaline to lithium, and talks about the cost, size, and power output. From there, you can pick the best battery for the job. Looking to make it super easy to service? 9V or AA batteries are probably your best bet. Need to get a 5V input? Use three alkaline batteries. If you don't want your projects tethered to a power supply, Adafruit's guide is a good place to start so your electronics get the juice they deserve.
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