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REAL OILFIELD WIVES Staying Connected With Your Oilfield Man
By the end of 2013, Hubby will have spent 6 months at home and 6 months at work. (My heart goes out to the ladies that get even less time with their men!) With so much time spent a part, finding way...
Posted on 3/15/13 at 7:15 AM
MIDDLE AGED PLAGUE Writing, Blogging, and Speaking, Intelligently
I have met people withPhD'swho say things like this: "Her and me went to the movies." "This gift is for she and I." While this may peg me as a language snob, I think twice before I listen to a su...
Posted on 11/8/12 at 3:26 PM
STORM TRACKER My Apps
I have been asked several times recently by followers on Twitter (@darylritchison or @wdayweather) to name some of my favorite apps. I principally use an iPad to post on both Twitter and Facebook and ...
Posted on 6/2/12 at 7:17 AM
THE FLENSBURGER FILES Flensburg Files‘ Tribute to Steven Jobs, Apple founder, thinker, innovator, and the source of inspiration
An Apple a Day helps keep the doctor away- this was an old saying that was used by many to encourage people to eat healthy everyday and avoid seeing the doctor for any illnesses that may come about. M...
Posted on 10/12/11 at 6:54 AM
THE STUFF OF LIFE NDSU Features Cook's iPad Users Group on front page of website
TheNDSU.edu website features news and information on its front page that demonstrates the impact on the core missions of the university. Although the iPad users group has not even held its first meeti...
Posted on 6/23/11 at 6:31 PM
Is this the year to get the kid an iPad?
It’s official: The holiday season is upon us. As usual, there’s a hot gift. But I don’t ever recall witnessing that gift divide so many households.
Is this the year to get the kid an iPad?
By Janice D’arcy , December 18, 2012
Willmar, Minn., student donates iPad to special ed classes 
A Willmar student is winning praise for donating an Apple iPad2 that she won to her school's special education department.
By Associated Press , November 28, 2012
iPad Mini charms, but screen is a letdown
I bet the iPad Mini is going to be on a lot of wish lists this holiday season. I also bet that for a lot of people, it's not going to be the best choice. It's beautiful and light, but Apple made a big compromise in the design, one that means that buyers should look closely at the competition before deciding.
By Peter Svensson , November 07, 2012
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Apple reveals iPad Mini starting at $329
Apple Inc. is refusing to stoop to the level of its rivals in the tablet market —it's pricing its new, smaller iPad well above the competition.
By Michael Liedtke and Peter Svensson , October 23, 2012
Target phasing out Amazon's Kindle
Target Corp. is phasing out Amazon.com Inc.'s e-reader Kindle at its more than 1,700 stores and its website. Target spokeswoman Molly Snyder said Wednesday that the decision to stop selling Kindles this spring came after an "ongoing review" of Target's merchandise that evaluates quality and prices of the chain's offerings. The move coincides with the discounter's plan to create mini shops of Apple Inc. products in 25 of its stores this year.
By Anne D'Innocenzio , May 02, 2012
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Rumors swirl of smaller iPad, which Jobs detested
There's a constantly spinning mill of rumors about Apple products, most of which turn out to be untrue. What's unusual this week is that talk has revived of a smaller iPad model, an idea company founder Steve Jobs derided publicly a year before he died.
By Peter Svensson , April 19, 2012
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'iPad' becoming the only tablet society knows
Apple is on the verge of doing what few others have: change the English language. When you have a boo-boo, you reach for a Band-Aid not a bandage. When you need to blow your nose, you ask for Kleenex not tissue. If you decide to look up something online, you Google instead of search for it. And if you want to buy a tablet computer, there’s a good chance there’s only one name you’ll remember.
By Mae Anderson , April 07, 2012
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Pencils, notebooks and iPad — check
On a warm spring morning, two first-grade boys enter the computer lab at Jamestown Elementary, a traditional-looking red-brick neighborhood school that’s educated generations of students.
By Curtis Tate , April 01, 2012
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Research firm: New iPad more expensive to make
Apple appears to be making less of a profit from each new iPad than it did when it launched the previous model a year ago, according to a research firm's analysis.
By Peter Svensson , March 19, 2012
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Apple unveils new iPad with sharper screen, faster processor
Prices aren't changing from the previous models. They will start at $499. Versions capable of accessing cellular networks will cost $629 to $829. Apple said the new display will be sharper than the high-definition television set in the living room. The company says it will show more saturated colors than previous models.
By Mike Liedtke and Peter Svensson , March 07, 2012
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New iPad model likely; faster chip, sharper screen expected
Apple is holding an event today in San Francisco, and has hinted that it will reveal a new iPad model. Rumors speak of an updated tablet with a speedier processor, a sharper screen and an option for faster wireless broadband access.
By Peter Svensson , March 07, 2012
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Young adults stay ‘hyperconnected’
David Macias has five personal electronic devices: a laptop, smart phone, e-reader and not one but two iPods — one for his car; one for workouts at the gym.
By Ted Gregory , March 04, 2012
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Couch potatoes earn rewards via new iPhone, iPad app
Want to earn stuff by watching TV? A free app for that debuted Wednesday. When you tap the screen, Viggle's software for iPhones and iPads listens to what's on, recognizes what you're watching and gives you credit at roughly two points per minute. It even works for shows you've saved on a digital video recorder.
By Ryan Nakashima , January 25, 2012
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From Grand Forks sixth-grade story to iPad’s ‘best’ apps list
Twenty-three years ago, Scott Schneweis — then a sixth-grader at Grand Forks Kelly Elementary School — wrote a short story called “The Incredible Inedible Meatball.”
January 06, 2012
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