Showing posts with label applications. Show all posts
Showing posts with label applications. Show all posts

Monday, November 30, 2015

NYT buries story on IRS bullying conservatives; Endorsed witch hunt in 2012




http://twitter.com/#!/ByronYork/status/333207446879342592


The IRS apologized Friday for singling out conservative groups with “tea party” or “patriot” in their names for audits of their applications for tax-exempt status. Translation: We’re sorry we got caught.


Want to read about that in the New York Times before lining your bird cage? Try page A11.


The IRS targeting a particular political viewpoint for scrutiny is front page news, period. Shame on the NY Times for burying it on A11


— Joseph Kaufman (@jhk49) May 11, 2013


If you look really hard, you can find a below-the-fold teaser on the front page.


All the news that’s fit to tuck away: twitter.com/RightKlik/stat… @nytimes @rsmccain @leginsurrection #tcot #IRS #Benghazi


— RightKlik (@RightKlik) May 11, 2013


It’s also buried on the New York Times website.


Hey, what’s missing from the top half of the New York Times homepage? Why, the IRS-targets-conservatives scandal!


— John Podhoretz (@jpodhoretz) May 11, 2013


Reminder: The Fishwrap of Record squeed with delight last year and patted the IRS on the back for a job well done.


Last year, the NY Times editorial board ENDORSED the IRS political attack on conservatives and tea party groups!… fb.me/PWXsKjYp


— Mark R. Levin (@marklevinshow) May 10, 2013


In light of the IRS apology, this NYT editorial from last year is… chilling.nyti.ms/y0uYcX


— Charles Sykes (@SykesCharlie) May 11, 2013


NYT more shameless than IRS. “@sykescharlie: In light of IRS apology, NYT editorial from last year is… chilling.nyti.ms/y0uYcX“


— Phil Kerpen (@kerpen) May 11, 2013


That time the petty tyrants at @nytimes editorial board praised IRS for targeting #teaparty groups: nytimes.com/2012/03/08/opi… (h/t @jstrevino)


— George Scoville (@stackiii) May 10, 2013


Not 1 liberal/conservative/libertarian should feel good bout this @ggreenwald IRS apologizes targeting Tea Party NYT Editors praised last yr


— SalenaZito (@SalenaZitoTrib) May 10, 2013


Exit question:


@thecaucus @joenbc will the @nytimes and @sulliview ignore that they endorsed this practice last year? nytimes.com/2012/03/08/opi…


— Michael Palmer (@M_Palmer1987) May 10, 2013


Will the editorial be retracted? We won’t hold our breath.


Related:


Math is hard: Awful IRS spokeswoman admits she’s also ‘not good at math’


IRS: Our Tea Party witch hunt wasn’t ‘motivated by political bias’; No comment on disciplinary action


AP: IRS is totally sorry for targeting groups with names that include ‘tea party’ or ‘patriot’


 


Read more: http://twitchy.com/2013/05/11/nyt-buries-story-on-irs-bullying-conservatives-flashback-editorial-board-applauded-witch-hunt-in-2012/




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Monday, November 23, 2015

These Are Some Of The Best Phone Apps That You Probably Aren"t Using.





All of us are basically glued to our phones for 95% of the day. There are many reasons why we can’t peel our eyes away from those bright little screens. Maybe we are staying on top of work, keeping in touch with loved ones or just checking for updates and the latest apps. 


If you’re interested in the latest and greatest applications for your smartphone, look no more. Maybe you haven’t heart of these before, but trust us, you won’t want to forget them.




1.) Lyft



Lyft is a rideshare service that may just replace cab companies, and for good reason. If you need a ride somewhere, simply click on the app and find a driver in your proximity. You can see their name, pictures of them and their car, and their driver rating given by previous passengers. Request a ride, and you’re all set.



2.) Triposo



This travel app provides you with several sight seeing options. Along with providing suggestions of things to see, Triposo can build a city walk for you, based on the amount of time you want to spend ambling about. Most usefully, it works offline.



3.) Cloze



Cloze integrates all of your social media accounts into one – Facebook, Twitter, Email, and even LinkedIn. Gone are the days of checking 4 different websites for messages and comments. Download Cloze and you can get all of your everything in one place.



4.) Pocket



If there is an article you want to read or a video you want to watch but don’t have time for it, Pocket is a place for you to save content for later. Save something to Pocket, and the app organizes it in an easy to search, easy to find way.



5.) Skyview



With SkyView, you can take your device outside, stare up at the heavens, and discover precisely what stars and planets you’re looking at. If it’s a bit cold out, you can do the same from inside, or partake in a bit of time traveling, checking out the sky on different times and dates.



6.) 30/30



30/30 is a to-do list app that organizes tasks via color coordination and an icon. It makes you completing your daily tasks that much simpler.



7.) Around Me



AroundMe uses your phone’s GPS system to find what’s closest to you. Whether you’re looking for a restaurant, gas station, a coffee, or even a place to park, this app will point you to the most convenient establishments.



8.) Mailbox



This app makes checking and organizing e-mails on your phone quicker and more intuitive all with the swipe of a finger. Using the swipe motion you can delete, reply, or mark as read. Even better, you can set a reminder to respond to an e-mail later.



9.) Snapseed



For creative enhancements to photographs, it’s hard to beat Snapseed. You choose an adjustment type – such as ‘black & white’ or ‘tilt-shift’ – and the app provides you with a gestural interface for making adjustments. Dragging on the screen defines focal points and the strength of effects, ensuring Snapseed is both intuitive and fun to use.



10.) Waze



Waze is a GPS navigation app that actually was bought by Google because it was so good. Like any navigation app, Waze will get you from point A to point B via the quickest route. However, the app sets itself apart by incorporating a community aspect to get the most accurate traffic reports. See an accident? Police trap? Road debris? Report it on Waze, earn points on your account, and level up.



11.) Gympact



Gympact is a great motivational fitness app. How does it work? Make a commitment to your fitness by choosing how many days you will work out that week. Next, choose the amount of money you are willing to wager in favor of you fulfilling your commitment. If you don’t achieve your goal? Your credit card gets charged. Achieve your goal? You get paid! The days of being paid to workout have finally come!



12.) Todomovies 3



This app organizes movies that you want to see that haven’t come out yet. Each film’s page includes a trailer and artwork, and can be added to your list with a tap. Once you’ve watched a film, you can rate it and send it to your Watched list, providing you with a portable directory of films you love – and those you hate and want to avoid ever seeing again!



13.) Hotel Tonight



Hotel Tonight works with hotels that have empty rooms, who then list the rooms on their app at discounted prices of up to 70%. How does it work? Narrow down your search by picking categories like hip, luxe, or basic, enter in how many days you will be staying, and search through their extensive inventory. Not only does Hotel Tonight guarantee the lowest rates, but they only work with the best of the best.



14.) Hot5



From abs and core to yoga and flexibility and everything in between, Hot5 contains pages and pages of 5 minute video workouts of every variety and difficulty level. If you want to do 5 minute abs after a run, Hot5 is for you. If you want to do a 45 minute full body workout, mix and match to create your own personalized routine. This pick and choose system makes it great for beginners and fitness gurus alike.


These apps will definitely improve the quality of your life and your phone’s life (so long as you use them properly). Be sure to check these out in the Appstore and get them immediately!


Read more: http://viralnova.com/cool-apps/




These Are Some Of The Best Phone Apps That You Probably Aren"t Using.

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Friday, May 29, 2015

16 iPhone Apps That Will Make Women’s Lives Easier




Don’t worry, be appy.

1. Clue


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Via helloclue.com

This app will track your fertility cycle, period, PMS, and offer information about your female health all in one app. Basically, the app is designed to help you prepare for pregnancy, your period, or mood swings with a better understanding of it all. And it spares you from asking sometimes uncomfortable questions.


2. Period Tracker Lite


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Via itunes.apple.com

This is the free version of a period tracking app. And it does exactly what it says, tracks your period. If that’s all you want/need out of an app, this app is perfect for you. It will let you know when your last cycle was, when you should expect to start again, and you can also keep track of your symptoms.


3. ShopSavvy


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Via itunes.apple.com

An app that will help you find the BEST deals on all of your favorite things? Uh, yeah. Please and thanks. You can choose categories such as books, clothing, health and beauty, and home. Then you can even follow specific stores to find deals for the stores you frequent. OH AND IT OFFERS PRICE COMPARISON. Basically, it’s heaven. The end.


4. Gilt


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Via itunes.apple.com

Gilt is the app for any woman who lusts over designer clothing but can’t always afford it. The app offers deals up to 60% off for designer labels. That’s not just clothing, by the way. And if you’re feeling NICE you can get the same deals with men and children’s products as well. ~ But you are most important. ~


5. Gilt City


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Via itunes.apple.com

GOOD NEWS. There’s also the Gilt City app for when you want to go to places/ see things you couldn’t normally afford. Spas, restaurants, salons, shows… you name it. All at a significantly lowered price. +1.


6. FidMe


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Via itunes.apple.com

You know when you spend, like, 10 minutes in the checkout line trying to find all your damn coupons and loyalty cards? Yeah, never again. Because this app exists. And this app will house all your coupons and loyalty cards in one app. And it’s pretty great, to be frank.


7. Snapguide


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Spending hours on Pinterest is great, until you realize you pinned all these recipes and DIY projects with no freaking idea where/how to begin. That’s where Snapguide comes in. It will give you STEP BY STEP instructions on how to create DIY projects, cook fantastic food, and even figure out what to do next. Thank you, Snapguide. Thank you.


8. Toilet Finder


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Via itunes.apple.com

Never be without a bathroom again. This app does exactly what it says; finds a toilet for you. And it allows user contribution so if you find a new toilet, you can add it and help others. It’s pretty win-win for all of us.


9. myPill®


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Via itunes.apple.com

This app is designed specifically for people who use pill contraceptives. It’s, like, sometimes really hard to remember to take the same pill every day at the same time. But this app guarantees that you won’t forget to take your pill. YAY!!


10. OPI Nail App


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Via itunes.apple.com

All right, to be honest, this app is just fun. You can try out a ton of different nail colors without ACTUALLY taking the time to paint your nails. And it’s cool to know what colors are out there in the world, waiting for you to use them on your nails.


11. Hair Color Booth


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Via itunes.apple.com

Ever thought about changing your hair color but worry that it won’t look good? Yeah, I feel that. But with the Hair Color Booth app you can upload a picture of yourself and “try out” different hair colors, for free. If nothing else, it’s hella fun and probably better than stalking your ex on social media.


12. Grocery Gadget


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Via itunes.apple.com

Hold back tears, this app is about to save your life. It has your grocery list, it allows you to share said grocery list with other people on other devices, it takes photos, it memorizes aisles, AND it compares prices. Done. Over. :: faints ::


13. Allrecipes Dinner Spinner


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Via itunes.apple.com

Trying to figure out what to make for dinner is one more thing that you DON’T need to worry about, amirite?!? This app does all the work for you. It will give you access to thousands of recipes with everything you could ever possibly want to know about said recipe. There are also member-shared recipes, and there are reviews for most of the recipes. Basically, you can start asking people to refer to you as “Chef.”


14. Nike Training Club


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Via itunes.apple.com

We’re not all gonna make it to the gym or yoga class every day. Maybe not even every other day. And you know what? That’s OK. But if you’re feeling like you wanna do something quick, but effective, at home — this app is for you. There are tons of workouts with step-by-step instructions and videos showing you exactly how to do each move. And it hurts so good. Oh, and it’s a female fitness community. Which is the ~best~ kind.


15. VSCO Cam®


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Via itunes.apple.com

At one point or another we’ve all grown tired of the same old Instagram filters to show off our #ootd or latest nail polish color. Luckily for us, VSCO Cam® exists. And it has, arguably, the best filters around. You will never, I mean never, look at photos the same.


16. Square Fx


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Via itunes.apple.com

Ever wonder how people fit cool ass photos on Instagram? Or wonder how fashion bloggers fit their ENTIRE OUTFIT into the little square on Instagram? THIS IS HOW. Instagram is interesting because it is all about appearance so now make your photos even better by not having to cut out your fabulous new shoes. Or your sleek new headband. Either way, you win. Boom. Done. Over. Goodnight.


Read more: http://buzzfeed.com/laraparker/16-apps-all-women-should-know-about




16 iPhone Apps That Will Make Women’s Lives Easier

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