Any.DO, the maker of the popular to-do app for iOS, on Thursday morning announced it would launch a calendar app this summer—and the beta program starts now.
The default setting shows you the day's appointments and friends' birthdays.
The new Any.do Cal application will include contact, location, and social integration so that you can send messages and plan meetings or events from within the app itself. And the app integrates with Any.DO itself, so that you can manage your schedule and to-dos by entering your data just once, in either app. The calendar app also seems to retain the spare, elegant design sensibility of the original Any.DO application.
Macworld got a chance to look at a beta version of the app. As with Any.DO, you can sign in with Facebook or register an account with your email; the app will then ask for access to your phone's contacts and calendar. The default setting of the app is to show you today's appointments, with a banner across the top showing you the present week. You can scroll forward or back through the weeks with the banner, or pull down for a view of the full month—the app is full of swipey fun. Adding an event and inviting others to join should be no challenge to anybody who has ever used their phone's native Calendar app.
Adding events and inviting guests is simple.
Any.DO's developers promise a Zen sense of time management, so any free space in the app is taken up with pictures of wildlife. (That's the default setting: You can choose from a dozen or so photo themes as your background.) And photos play another prominent role within the calendar: If you've tied the app into your contacts and Facebook accounts, you'll see photos of your buddies on their birthdays.
Perhaps more intriguing, the company suggested the launch of Any.do Cal is the first in a series of new products that Any.DO fans can expect to see in the near future. A press release from the company said the calendar app is merely "the next product in our suite of connected life management apps for your everyday life," alongside a display of logos that suggest mail and note-taking apps could also be on the way.
Interested users can sign up at the company's website for a chance to participate in the ongoing beta program.


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Earlier today the Blandin Foundation Broadband Strategy Board sent the following letter to the Ultra High-Speed Broadband Task Force. It includes advice and praise for the hard work the Task Force has been doing.
I'm going to cheat and put my favorite advice from the letter upfront – and then provide the full letter.
1. Focus on the Broadband Gap.
2. Address affordability.
3. Upload speeds matter.
4. Competition is good.
5. Encourage investment. .
6. Be inclusive.
7. Aim higher.
Dear Mr. King:
In 2003, Blandin Foundation called-out robust broadband as an issue critical to the future of Minnesota, and especially critical to the vitality of rural communities. We formed a statewide advisory group – the Blandin Broadband Strategy Board – which developed a vision and set of principles that guides its work. That guiding vision, also endorsed by the Foundation, challenges all of us to aim high:
To ensure a high quality of life and a globally competitive future for its citizens, businesses, and communities, Minnesota is committed to making the necessary investment to become a world leader in the universal deployment and use of ultra high-speed next generation broadband.
Today, the Minnesota Ultra High-Speed Broadband Task Force is grappling with the same set of issues in service to the Governor, legislators and state. The Blandin Foundation appreciates the hard work and public mindedness required to reach consensus in this dynamic and complex area. As our vision statement attests, we share the goal of helping all Minnesota communities realize the full promise of broadband.
From the perspective of an organization deeply committed to the future of rural Minnesota communities, I am keenly aware of the importance of the Task Force's work in helping Minnesota address these challenges. While recognizing the difficulties inherent in finding consensus on complex issues, I call on you to exercise the leadership necessary to ensure that Minnesota remains technologically and economically vital. "Above average" isn't good enough.
The Foundation's Broadband Strategy Board has raised a number of excellent issues and suggestions through the lens of our vision and principles. I commend the views (attached) of these insightful and diverse experts in response to the Task Force's invitation for comments on its draft report.
Thank you for your public service and for the opportunity to provide input to your important work.
James J. Hoolihan
President, Blandin Foundation
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Drink more water! H20 can help you eat 20 percent fewer calories a day. There are lots of ways to make [water] taste better," OB/GYN Dr. Lisa Masterson says.
Summer is winding down, and with the heat wave Chicagoans have experienced, everyone had a drink to best quench their thirst. Josh Lefkovitz demonstrates his new product: Zing Anything.
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Ever tasted a glass of homemade mango-kiwi water? What about a refreshing cucumber infused citrus? You don't have to spend a lot of money on expensive drinks — now you can create your own! Zing Anything creator, Josh Lefkovitz, is here to show us how to make these delicious drinks.
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Bradley Cooper Adapting 'Hyperion' for Syfy
Bradley Cooper is working to bring Dan Simmons' novel 'Hyperion' to Syfy for an event series.
Bradley Cooper is teaming with Oscar winner Graham King (The Departed, Argo) and Todd Phillips (The Hangover franchise) to adapt Dan Simmons' novel Hyperion for an event series which will air on Syfy. Writing the script and co-executive producing is Itamar Moses, best known for writing the HBO drama series Boardwalk Empire. Cooper and Phillips will also be executive producing.
The best-selling book, first published in 1989, takes place when the world is on the verge of Armageddon. The entire galaxy is at war. The story chronicles the quest of seven pilgrims who embark on a journey, determined to find answers to the riddles of their lives. All seven have certain important things in common. Each possesses a terrible secret and a desperate hope. However, only one of them may carry the fate of humankind in his hands.
Remarking on the adaptation, Cooper said, "It is an absolute honor to enter into the world created by Dan Simmons that is arguably one of the greatest works of science fiction, and help realize it for television audiences."
Bradley Cooper is teaming with Oscar winner Graham King (The Departed, Argo) and Todd Phillips (The Hangover franchise) to adapt Dan Simmons' novel Hyperion for an event series which will air on Syfy. Writing the script and co-executive producing is Itamar Moses, best known for writing the HBO drama series Boardwalk Empire. Cooper and Phillips will also be executive producing.
Cooper has also been involved in another high profile television project, the small screen adaptation of his hit 2011 sci-fi movie Limitless. The popular Hollywood leading man is executive producing this CBS series and will reprise his role of Edward Mora on a recurring basis.
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A corset is a garment worn to mold the torso into a desired shape for aesthetic or orthopaedic purposes (either for the duration of wearing it, or with a more lasting effect). Both men and women have worn and still wear corsets.
The most common use of corsets is to slim the body and make it conform to the fashionable silhouette of the time. For women this most frequently emphasises a curvy figure, by reducing the waist, and thereby exaggerating the bust and hips. However, in some periods, corsets have been worn to achieve a tubular straight-up-and-down shape, which involves minimising the bust and hips.
For men, corsets are more customarily used to slim the figure. However, there was a period from around 1820 to 1835 when an hourglass figure (a small, nipped-in look to the waist) was also desirable for men; this was sometimes achieved by wearing a corset.
A corset encloses the torso, usually extending from the under the arms to the hips. Some corsets extend over the hips and, in very rare instances, reach the knees. A shorter kind of corset, which covers the waist area (from below the ribs to just above the hips), is called a 'waist cincher'. A corset may also include garters to hold up stockings (alternatively a separate garter belt may be worn for that).
Corsets are typically constructed of a flexible material (like cloth or leather) stiffened with boning (also called ribs or stays) inserted into channels in the cloth or leather. In the Victorian period, steel and whalebone were favored. Plastic is now the most commonly used material; steel is preferred for high-quality corsets. Other materials used for boning include ivory, wood, and cane.
Corsets are held together by lacing, usually at the back. Tightening or loosening the lacing produces corresponding changes in the firmness of the corset. It is difficult
although not impossible
for a back-laced corset-wearer to do his or her own lacing. In the Victorian heyday of corsets, a well-to-do woman would be laced by her maid, a gentleman by his valet. Women who could not afford servants might have been been helped by a sister or husband, or might just have worn a front-lacing corset. Current corset wearers are usually laced by spouses and partners.
In the past, a woman's corset was usually worn over a garment called a chemise or shift, a sleeveless low-necked gown made of washable material (usually cotton or linen). It absorbed perspiration and kept the corset and the gown clean. In modern times, an undershirt or corset liner may be worn.
Corsets and waist reduction
By wearing a tightly-laced corset for extended periods - a practice known as tightlacing - men and women can learn to tolerate extreme waist constriction and reduce their natural waist size. Tightlacers usually aim for 40 to 43cm (16 to 17 inch) waists. The Guinness Book of World Records records two instances of women reducing to 13" waists: Ethel Granger and Cathie Jung. Other women, such as Polaire, also claim to have achieved such reductions.
These are extreme cases. Corsets were and are usually designed for support, with freedom of body movement an important consideration in their design. Present day corset-wearers usually tighten the corset just enough to reduce waists to dimensions that range from 18" to 24".
Corset comfort
Moderate lacing is not incompatible with vigorous activity. Indeed, during the second half of the nineteenth century, when corset wearing was common, there were sport corsets specifically designed to wear while bicycling, playing tennis, or horseback riding, as well as for maternity wear.
Many people now believe that all corsets are uncomfortable and that wearing them restricted womens' lives, citing Victorian literature devoted to sensible or hygienic dress. However, these writings very rarely condemned corsets en toto; rather, they protested against the misuse of corsets for tightlacing and recommended adoption of sensible corset styles.
Some modern day corset-wearers will also testify that corsets can be comfortable, once one is accustomed to wearing them. A properly fitted corset should be comfortable. Women active in the Society for Creative Anachronism and historical reenactment groups commonly wear corsets as part of period costume, without complaint.
The corset fell from fashion in the 1920s in Europe and America, replaced by girdles and elastic brassieres, but survived as an article of costume. Originally an item of lingerie, the corset has become a popular item of outerwear in the fetish, BDSM and goth subcultures.
There was a brief revival of the corset in the late 1940s and early 1950s, in the form of the waist cincher. This was used to give the hourglass figure dictated by Christian Dior's 'New Look'. However, use of the the waist cincher was restricted to haute couture, and most women continued to use girdles. This revival was brief, as the New Look gave way to a less dramatically-shaped silhouette.
Since the late 1980s, the corset has experienced periodic revivals, which have usually originated in haute couture and which have occasionally trickled through to mainstream fashion. These revivals focus on the corset as an item of outerwear rather than underwear. The strongest of these revivals was seen in the Autumn 2001 fashion collections and coincided with the release of the film Moulin Rouge!, the costumes for which featured many corsets.
The majority of garments sold as corsets during these recent revivals cannot really be counted as corsets at all. While they often feature lacing and boning, and generally mimic a historical style of corset, they have very little effect on the shape of the wearer's body.
Advantages and disadvantages of corsets
Corsets can reduce pain and improve function for people with back problems or other muscular/skeletal disorders.
Some large-breasted women find corsets more comfortable than brassieres, because the weight of the breasts is carried by the whole corset rather than the brassiere's shoulder straps. (Straps can chafe or cut the skin.)
Corsets can instantly improve the figure without dieting, slimming drugs, or cosmetic surgery.
Corsets can make the wearer feel hotter. They have been most often worn in cool climates.
The best corsets are custom-made. The more closely clothing or lingerie clings to the body, the more carefully it must be fitted to look and feel right. In modern times, when labour costs much more than materials, custom clothing can be extremely expensive. Even finding a competent corsetiere can be difficult.
A badly fitting corset can chafe, impede digestion, even pinch nerves.
Two doctors' opinions and advice on corset wearing can be found at the website of the Long Island Staylace Association
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Corset dresses add curves to a thin figure and structure to fuller figures. It basically flatters any body shape or weight. The dress is usually made with steel boning that creates the hourglass fit. There are two basic types of corset dresses
the dress with a built-in corset for the bodice or a separate corset top with a skirt or pants. Diva corsets are constructed using steel boning to achieve a perfect hourglass fit that will not become misshapen through wear. fabrics are sourced from quality European suppliers to ensure all production is of the highest standard. There are a many styles you can choose from in a variety of materials and colors. There is also a long list of fashion designers who have included corset dresses in their repertoire.
Corset training is an effort that requires a lot of commitment, self-discipline and oodles of motivation. Once you have put your mind to achieving a tiny waist, all efforts should go into the basics of corset training. Begin by buying a corset four to six inches less than your waist size. It is advisable to get custom made corsets to ensure proper fitting and to minimize the chances of a medical hazard such as cramping, back pain and pressure on the ribs. For best results, the corset should be worn for at least twenty hours. You may take it off when you go to the toilet but at all other times, it should be worn.
Corsets are more popular today then they were in the Victorian era. Better still, they are available in an array of fabrics such as satin, Chinese silk, velvet, brocade and leather. The most popular among women who like to feel sexy are leather corsets. A leather corset is exotic and signifies the fearless dominant woman who is not afraid of showing off her sexuality and animal instincts. For women who like the look of an hourglass figure, slimmer appearance and back or posture support, the leather corset is the answer. Or for those women who want to look sexy and join in on the latest fashion trend, the answer is an authentic leather corset. Many women love the feeling of confidence and sensuality they get when wearing a beautiful leather corset. There are even the more erotic uses of leather corsets for those who dabble in the fetish scene.
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Die Collection Fischer bezeichnet eine kostengünstige Buchreihe mit wertiger Ausstattung des S. Fischer Verlag in Berlin, die für jeden Band ein speziell angefertigtes Umschlagbild besaß. Ab 1894 erschienen die Bände in loser Folge mit zweifärbigem Druck, von 1897 bis 1899 nummeriert mit vierfarbiger Umschlaggestaltung in vermutlich neun Bänden, darunter den Erstausgaben von Thomas Mann und Peter Altenberg. Die Reihe war dabei an ähnliche Unterfangen des französischen Buchmarkts angelehnt, etwa die Collection Ollendorf und die Collection Guillaume. Mit ihrem Verkaufspreis von 2 Mark waren die fadengehefteten Bücher ohne Hardcover sehr günstig, zielten auf den Massenmarkt und stellten Vorläufer der Taschenbücher dar. Der Erfolg blieb aber aus und die Reihe wurde bald wieder eingestellt. Erst in den 1970er Jahren wurde die Reihe vom S. Fischer Verlag "wiederbelebt".

Erschienene Bände

Nicht nummerierte Bände

Jeder Band mit illustriertem Umschlag, geheftet, 2 Mark:
 Peter Nansen: Eine glückliche Ehe. (1894)
 Hermann Bahr: Caph. Novellen. Umschlag von Ferry Bératon. (1894)
 Otto Erich Hartleben: Die Geschichte vom abgerissenen Knopfe.
 Hermann Bahr: Dora. (1893)
 Peter Nansen: Maria. Ein Buch der Liebe. (1896)
 Hans Land: Die Tugendhafte. (1895)
 Otto Erich Hartleben: Vom gastfreien Pastor. Mit einer Zeichnung von Otto Langemann. (1895)
 Maria Janitschek: Vom Weibe. Charakterzeichnungen. Umschlagentwurf Otto Eckmann. (1896)
 Herman Bang: Am Wege. Roman. (1898)

Nummerierte Bände

 Herman Bang: Die vier Teufel. (Eine excentrische Novelle. Autorisierte Übersetzung von Ernst Brausewetter (1897))
 Peter Altenberg: Ashantee. (1897)
 Maria Janitschek: Rauol und Irene. (1897)
 Peter Nansen: Aus dem Tagebuch eines Verliebten. Liebeslieder und Anderes. Autorisierte Übersetzung von Mathilde Mann. Umschlagentwurf von Th. Th. Heine. (1897/98)
 G. de Beaulieu: Sein Bruder. (1898)
 Thomas Mann: Der kleine Herr Friedemann. Novellen. (1898)
 Otto Erich Hartleben: Vom gastfreien Pastor (Erneut 1898)
 Birger Mörner: Allerhöchst Pläsier. Ein Barock-Interieur. (1898)
 Karl Gjellerup: Das Briefkuvert. Studie eines Graphologen. (1898)
 Ernst Freiherr von Wolzogen: Das Wunderbare. Novelle. Umschlag von Walter Caspari. (1898, vordatiert auf 1899)

Literatur
 Peter de Mendelssohn: S. Fischer und sein Verlag. S. Fischer, Berlin 1970, S. 237–239.
 Friedrich Pfäfflin: 100 Jahre S. Fischer Verlag. 1886–1986. Buchumschläge. Über Bücher und ihre äußere Gestalt, Frankfurt a. M.: S. Fischer 1986, S. 52–53. (Abbildungen von Caph, Ashantee, Tagebuch, Wunderbare)
 Knut Beck: 100 Jahre S. Fischer Verlag. 1886–1986. Eine Bibliographie. Frankfurt a. M. 1986.

Weblinks
 Hermann Bahr: Caph

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Buchreihe
Literatur (Deutsch)
Literatur (19. Jahrhundert)

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