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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
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 NORTH DAKOTA OUTDOORS AND BEYOND the spider podium?
The spider podium sounds like some kind of trap which an outdoors guy would use to lure and secure the next quarry. A sticky-web device which won't let go of the target. It's not quite that...but it's...
Posted on 8/29/11 at 9:13 PM
THE NEW FORTY iAddicted
The air was momentarily sucked out of my world today when I went to turn on my iPod this morning and nothing happened. The screen was black and no amount of wheel-turning, button-pushing, shaking or s...
Posted on 5/4/10 at 1:05 PM
Steve Jobs, dead at 56: Innovator led world into tech's future 
VIDEOS: Scroll to bottom of article to viewSteve Jobs, who co-founded and ran Apple and also financed Pixar's growth, moved technology from garages to pockets, took entertainment from discs to bytes and turned gadgets into extensions of the people who use them.
By Jordan Robertson , October 06, 2011
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Apple gets no love from Wall Street for new iPhone
VIDEO: Scroll down the page to view reportThe most closely kept secret about the iPhone 5? There isn't one — yet. The new iPhone is faster, has a better camera and allows you to sync content without needing a computer. It includes a futuristic, voice-activated service that responds to spoken commands and questions such as "Do I need an umbrella today?" It will now be available to Sprint customers as well as those from AT&T and Verizon Wireless.
By Jordan Robertson and Rachel Metz , October 04, 2011
A new twist on story time
Two kindergarten students flop belly down onto an alphabet rug, a picture book on the floor in front of them. Each boy pops in an earbud, and one presses “play” on a postage stamp-sized iPod shuffle. Story time begins.
By Lisa Gulya , February 04, 2011
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iPod argument may have sparked Mandan shooting
Mandan police say an argument over ownership of an iPod music player might have led to a weekend shooting in the city that left one man dead and another in intensive care at a Bismarck hospital.
By Associated Press , October 04, 2010
Review: Newest iPods get it right, as expected
Many of the changes CEO Steve Jobs announced when Apple's introduced its new iPods this month were expected, such as the addition of cameras to the iPod Touch.
By Rachel Metz , September 23, 2010
Sight unseen, fans hear 'iPad' and think 'iWant'
People who lined up to buy the first iPhone knew what they were paying hundreds of dollars for: a new cell phone that promised to be better. Apple Inc.'s newest gadget, the iPad tablet computer, falls into a category that's foreign to most people.
By Jessica Mintz , April 01, 2010
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Apple's new iPod Nano includes a pedometer: What could they put in the next one?
We don't want to suggest Apple is running out of ideas for how to upgrade its popular iPod music players. After all, the new Nanos recently announced do feature a long-awaited FM radio. But they also include, get this, a pedometer, the onetime staple of the short-lived power-walking fad. For future iPod upgrades, here are some other items from our junk drawer that Apple might include:
By Steve Johnson , September 20, 2009
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Rhapsody streaming app approved for iPhones
LOS ANGELES — RealNetworks Inc.’s subscription music service Rhapsody has been approved for use on iPhones and iPod Touches, the first time Apple Inc. has allowed an on-demand music streaming program on its devices in the United States.
By Associated Press , September 10, 2009
TECH Q AND A: What speakers go with an iPod?
Can you recommend speakers to go with an iPod? I am looking for a compact, transportable set and possibly something a bit bigger for my home.
By Don Lindich , August 26, 2009
TECH REVIEW: iPod shuffle: Are these earbuds for you?
Apple has a history of making things without features that many people consider essential.
The original iMac lacked a floppy-disk drive, and the MacBook Air did not have an Ethernet port. In both cases, Apple's rationale was the older standard was no longer needed because it was being replaced by newer ones - CD drives and Wi-Fi.
By Etan Horowitz , April 20, 2009
TECH REVIEW: iPod speakers: New offerings cute, compact, colorful
So many iPod speaker systems are available that finding the "best" could take a year. But you can sort speaker systems by style or function, so today's theme is cute and portable.
By Eric Benderoff , April 16, 2009
Changes take effect in Apple’s iTunes prices
The dominant seller of music on the Internet has a new look: Pricing changes to Apple Inc.’s iTunes Store have gone into effect, with some popular songs now $1.29 apiece.
By Jessica Mintz , April 07, 2009
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TECH NEWS: Apple unveils tiny iPod shuffle that talks
Apple rolled out its third iteration of its low-end iPod shuffle with speech-based functions that tell users what song is playing and who the performer is. The VoiceOver technology on the $79 device, which the Cupertino, Calif., company calls the world's smallest digital music player, will list the names of play lists, giving users a new way to navigate their music on the screen-less iPod.
By John Boudreau , March 19, 2009
TECH NEWS: Apple's restriction-free music downloads create pause
When Apple Inc. announced in January that it would sell restriction-free music files, that was supposed to mean consumers could buy songs and play them on the portable gadget of their choice.
By Eric Benderoff , February 18, 2009
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