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Thursday, 20 June 2013
Greenify For Android Auto-Hibernates Apps You?re Not Using To Save Battery
Android (rooted): If your battery won?t make it through the day, Greenify is a handy utility that will automatically hibernate battery-hogging apps that linger in the background. We tried it out, and it works like a charm.
I found that it really does help save my Android phone?s battery from dying over the course of a day. Once installed, simply add the applications you want Greenify to hibernate when they move to the background, and let the app do its thing. At any time you can see the apps that have been hibernated, the apps that are running in the background, and any pending apps that Greenify will manage when you?re finished using them.
It?s important to note that Greenify is not a task killer, and it doesn?t ?freeze? apps. The apps that Greenify hibernates are still usable if you want to switch to them, and you can still pass data to them as if they were still running. When you switch back to them, it?s like you never left. Greenify just keeps those apps from launching new background processes (a problem with task killers) and you don?t have to unfreeze or thaw an app to use it when you want to (a problem with ?frozen apps?). The developer, XDA member oasisfeng, describes how his app differs from task killers and utilities like Titanium Backup over at the XDA forums.
After trying out the app for a while and adding some of my common apps to the hibernation list, I definitely noticed an overall improvement in battery life. It did take maybe a beat or two longer than usual to bring those apps back out of hibernation, but that could have just been my device. We should note that hibernating apps that leverage push notifications and messages or alarms will make those apps not work. Plus, the free version of the app cannot hibernate system applications ? the $3 ?donation? version however, can. Hit the link below to read more about it and give it a try.
Greenify (Free, $2.99 Donation Version) [Google Play via XDA Developers]
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Spring cleaning: Win an LG Nexus 4
No matter how hard I try, I can't find a way to use three Nexus 4 phones. Maybe a radioactive spider will bite me one day and it will be possible, but for now I have one Nexus 4 too many. That means this little fellow has to find a new home.
Ideally, we're looking for someone who will love him forever and feed him every day (he likes Apples). If this sounds like you, apply by leaving a comment below. At midnight Pacific, I'll kill the comments and pick a winner. Good luck, and #HOLOYOLO.
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Obama to set nuclear arms cut goal in Berlin speech
By Jeff Mason and Roberta Rampton
BERLIN (Reuters) - President Barack Obama will unveil plans for a sharp reduction in nuclear warheads in a landmark speech at the Brandenburg Gate on Wednesday that comes 50 years after John F. Kennedy declared "Ich bin ein Berliner" in a defiant Cold War address.
A senior U.S. administration official said Obama, on his first visit to the German capital as president, would signal his desire to cut deployed atomic weapons by up to one third below the level achieved in the last "New START" treaty with Russia.
"The U.S. intent is to seek negotiated cuts with Russia so that we can continue to move beyond Cold War nuclear postures," the official said.
Fresh from a two day summit with Group of Eight leaders in Northern Ireland, Obama is due to speak at the Gate that once stood alongside slabs of the Berlin Wall that divided the communist East and capitalist West sections of the city.
It has been nearly five years since he last came to Berlin as a presidential candidate, attracting a crowd of 200,000 adoring fans at a speech in the Tiergarten park.
A lot has changed since then. After more than four years in office, Obama has disappointed some Europeans who saw him as a more progressive face of America compared to his predecessor, Republican George W. Bush.
But the Democrat leader remains popular in Germany, and he has forged a pragmatic - if not warm - relationship with conservative Chancellor Angela Merkel, one of his closest European allies. Obama's trip gives her a boost just months before a German election.
The president will spend his day in meetings with Merkel, German President Joachim Gauck, and Peer Steinbrueck, the Social Democrat running against her this fall. Obama and Merkel are scheduled to give a press conference around midday, followed by the speech three hours later.
In 1987 Ronald Reagan, speaking on the other side of the Gate in what was then West Berlin, exhorted Soviet leader Mikhail Gorbachev to "tear down this wall!". Kennedy delivered his celebrated "Ich bin ein Berliner" remarks 50 years ago at Schoeneberg city hall a few kilometers to the south.
Merkel forbade Obama, then an Illinois senator, from speaking in front of the famous landmark in 2008, arguing that this privilege was reserved for sitting presidents.
21ST CENTURY CHALLENGES
This year, to a crowd of some 4,000 government officials and students, he will stand in the Pariser Platz square on the east side of the Gate and call for Germans, Europeans and Americans to use their shared history of strong alliances to tackle pressing problems of the 21st century.
Those challenges included nuclear arms control, climate change, counterterrorism, and promoting democratic values beyond the Western world, Obama's deputy national security adviser Ben Rhodes told reporters aboard Air Force One on the flight to Berlin Tuesday evening.
"This is the place where U.S. presidents have gone to talk about the role of the free world," Rhodes said.
Separately, the senior official said on Wednesday that Obama would pledge to work with NATO allies to develop proposals on reducing U.S. and Russian tactical nuclear weapons in Europe.
He is also expected to announce that he will host a nuclear security summit in 2016 to work on the issue of securing nuclear materials and preventing nuclear terrorism.
Obama met with Russian President Vladimir Putin at the G8 summit, signing a new agreement on nuclear nonproliferation to replace a 1992 pact that expired on Monday.
The talks between Obama and Merkel are expected to focus on the wars in Syria and Afghanistan, negotiations over a new EU-U.S. trade pact, and revelations of a U.S. spying program dubbed Prism that has upset Germans wary of government surveillance after the trauma of the Nazi Gestapo and East German Stasi secret police.
"I expect the chancellor to raise this issue and seek answers," Ruprecht Polenz, a member of Merkel's conservatives and chairman of the foreign affairs committee of the Bundestag lower house, said of the Internet monitoring program.
Ahead of the visit, Merkel tried to play down tensions over the program, saying Washington's cyber-snooping had helped prevent attacks on German soil.
Obama, who is joined by his wife Michelle and their two daughters, landed in Berlin on Tuesday evening to a red carpet and honor guard welcome. As his motorcade swept through the city's wide streets, Germans lined up to watch and wave. One carried a huge American flag.
Not everyone was happy to see the U.S. leader, though. Media reports said anti-Obama protests could draw up to 5,000 people on Wednesday. The Pirates party, which campaigns for Internet freedom, has called for a rally at the Victory Column, where Obama spoke in 2008.
(Writing by Noah Barkin and Jeff Mason; Additional reporting by Erik Kirschbaum; editing by Anna Willard)
Source: http://news.yahoo.com/obama-set-goals-cut-nuclear-weapons-senior-official-053907120.html
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Wednesday, 19 June 2013
State Presents Jenks Baby With $5,529 For College Savings Plan
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KiBP 2013 : 2nd International Workshop on Knowledge-intensive ...
Nowadays, Process-Aware Information Systems (PAISs) are widely used in all human activities, from classical ones (management of supply chain, postal tracking delivery, etc.) to very dynamic ones (health-care, emergency management, home automation, etc.). Every aspect of a business process involves a certain amount of knowledge, depending on several factors that range from the complexity of the domain of interest to the background and expertise of process participants.
Typically, knowledge-intensive processes are often only slightly structured and may not be completely captured by common business process models. Variations or divergence from structured, pre-defined reference models are common, due to autonomous user decisions and to unpredictable, emergent events and contextual changes that make the structure of the process significantly less rigid. The explicit flow of control may be driven and implicitly determined by the user's decision making or by contextual conditions, and it may be coupled with undesigned and unforeseen alternative activities and process fragments, dynamically determined at run-time. In the worst case, there is no pre-defined view of the knowledge-intensive process, and tasks are mainly discovered as the process unfolds.
In recent years, the increasing demand in effective solutions for knowledge-intensive processes has been reflected in the arising of various approaches (such as declarative and object-centric processes, artifact-centric systems, and adaptive case management) that emphasize how the integration of rules, data, control flow and user decisions may support the specification, analysis and enactment of flexible, knowledge-intensive business processes. From the foundational and practical viewpoint, the purpose of integrating such aspects with traditional business process management is a challenging, still largely open issue, which requires to reconsider the role of each process component together with the ways it interacts with the other components, and ultimately to reshape the entire process life-cycle.
The main focus of this workshop is to discuss novel and ongoing approaches, techniques and tools whose distinctive feature relies in the interplay between data, users and control flow aspects, to the aim of defining and understanding the knowledge dimension for business processes. We invite researchers from the fields of service-oriented computing, business process management, data management, artificial intelligence, knowledge representation and management to submit papers on the following aspects (not exclusive):
Modeling languages, notations and methods for knowledge representation and management in business processes and services
Variability and adaptability of business process models for knowledge-intensive tasks through automatic techniques
Resource management for knowledge-intensive business process modeling and support
User-oriented aspects of knowledge-intensive business processes and services
Declarative approaches for knowledge-intensive business processes
Verification, analysis and validation of knowledge-intensive business processes and services
Dynamic configuration; modeling by knowledge reuse
Run-time verification and monitoring
Knowledge-intensive business process/service support architectures and platforms
Machine learning for business process mining and monitoring
Artifact-centric business processes
Adaptive Case Management
Object-aware approaches for business process management
Case studies, empirical evaluations and experimentations
Source: http://www.wikicfp.com/cfp/servlet/event.showcfp?eventid=31323©ownerid=2
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Obama Doesn?t Fight Like Bush
U.S. State Department coordinator for counterterrorism Daniel Benjamin in November 2011 in Algiers.Photo by FAROUK BATICHE/AFP/Getty Images
Whatever the long-term fallout from recent disclosures about the NSA?s data mining, the leaks from whistleblower Edward Snowden are, if nothing else, a stark reminder that the war on terrorism is still being waged aggressively on multiple fronts. They also offer more fodder for critics who say the Obama administration?s counterterrorism policies, including the ongoing use of drone strikes and the continued operation of the Guantanamo Bay prison, are merely a continuation of the overreach and missteps made by President Bush.
Daniel Benjamin begs to differ. He was the point person on counterterrorism at the State Department under Hillary Clinton from 2009 until the end of 2012 and he sat down recently for an interview with Slate?s Jacob Weisberg. Benjamin concedes that Guantanamo is ?a huge problem,? but he says the Obama administration?s comprehensive approach has not only undone much of the blowback damage caused by the war in Iraq but also dramatically degraded the threat from al-Qaeda. And Benjamin says there?s a lot more to the story than you see in movies like Zero Dark Thirty.
In the days ahead, look for more of our interview with Benjamin, including his take on threats from lone-wolf terrorists and his account of a vital tool in the war against terrorism that gets very little attention.
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