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Lower Salem, Ohio
Village Hall on Main Street
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Location of Lower Salem in Washington County
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Lower Salem is a village in Washington County, Ohio, United States. The population was 86 at the 2010 census.
Lower Salem had its start when a corduroy road was built through it to Marietta. A post office has been in operation at Lower Salem since 1828. The town site was not laid out until 1850.
Lower Salem is located at 39°33′45″N 81°23′42″W / 39.5625°N 81.395°W / 39.5625; -81.395 (39.562423, -81.394934).
According to the United States Census Bureau, the village has a total area of 0.06 square miles (0.16 km2), all land.
1880 198 5.9%
1910 187 −1.6%
1920 138 −26.2%
2010 86 −21.1%
Est. 2015 86 0.0%
As of the census of 2010, there were 86 people, 31 households, and 21 families residing in the village. The population density was 1,433.3 inhabitants per square mile (553.4/km2). There were 39 housing units at an average density of 650.0 per square mile (251.0/km2). The racial makeup of the village was 93.0% White and 7.0% African American. Hispanic or Latino of any race were 1.2% of the population.
There were 31 households of which 35.5% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 41.9% were married couples living together, 16.1% had a female householder with no husband present, 9.7% had a male householder with no wife present, and 32.3% were non-families. 19.4% of all households were made up of individuals and 3.2% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.77 and the average family size was 3.19.
The median age in the village was 41 years. 23.3% of residents were under the age of 18; 5.8% were between the ages of 18 and 24; 28% were from 25 to 44; 29.1% were from 45 to 64; and 14% were 65 years of age or older. The gender makeup of the village was 44.2% male and 55.8% female.
As of the census of 2000, there were 109 people, 36 households, and 27 families residing in the village. The population density was 1,373.2 people per square mile (526.1/km²). There were 38 housing units at an average density of 478.7 per square mile (183.4/km²). The racial makeup of the village was 93.58% White, 0.92% African American, and 5.50% from two or more races.
There were 36 households out of which 47.2% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 44.4% were married couples living together, 22.2% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.0% were non-families. 19.4% of all households were made up of individuals and 8.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 3.03 and the average family size was 3.52.
In the village, the population was spread out with 33.0% under the age of 18, 10.1% from 18 to 24, 31.2% from 25 to 44, 18.3% from 45 to 64, and 7.3% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 30 years. For every 100 females there were 73.0 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 73.8 males.
The median income for a household in the village was $36,875, and the median income for a family was $36,875. Males had a median income of $26,875 versus $16,875 for females. The per capita income for the village was $10,209. There were 7.4% of families and 5.0% of the population living below the poverty line, including 3.7% of under eighteens and 10.5% of those over 64.
Municipalities and communities of Washington County, Ohio, United States
County seat: Marietta
Lower Salem
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Cornerville
Cow Run
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Gracey
Layman
Lower Newport
Luke Chute
Moore Junction
Moss Run
Newell Run
Patten Mills
Qualey
Stanleyville
Tick Ridge
Wingett Run
Yankeeburg
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"I think for me the biggest and most transformative experience of God's provision was in my first year as a Christian. I was working at Nissan at the time and had started feeling called to leave. God had said put down your net and follow me, I will make you a fisher of men. I tried to ignore it but really felt called to go.
It was at this time that my friend invited me to Momentum [a Christian conference for 20s to 30s]. I was unable to go as Nissan allocate holiday twice a year and so I would be working. I told him this but he got me a ticket anyway. Two days before Momentum started, a Nissan Juke got stuck in one of the 2000 ton press machines and effectively welded the entire thing shut. This shut down production and everyone was offered unpaid leave.
"The bus we were on stopped at the end of its route in an industrial estate. I had thought it should stop outside the hotel where we had booked a room. We had never been to this city before and did not know the area, neither did the bus driver. As we were trying to work out where to go, there was a lady still sitting on the bus. Later she told us she sometimes took the bus to the end of the line for amusement. There seemed to be no other purpose for her to be there.
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Ex French minister found guilty of rape after office 'foot massages'
Anna Pujol-Mazzini
February 18, 2021, 12:31 PM ·3 min read
Georges Tron was jailed for raping two employees - GEOFFROY VAN DER HASSELT/AFP via Getty Images
A former French minister was sentenced and imprisoned for gang rape and sexual assault on an employee for the first time in modern French history, as a new wave of sexual abuse scandals rocks France.
Two former employees of Georges Tron, a mayor of the small Paris suburb of Draveil and former secretary of state, accused him of multiple assaults and rapes perpetrated with the help of his deputy at the time.
On Wednesday, he was sentenced to five years in prison, including a two-year suspended sentence. He spent his first night in jail on Wednesday evening – the first time a former French minister has sentenced and jailed for rape since France's Fifth Republic was founded in 1958.
His deputy, Brigitte Gruel, was given a two-year suspended prison sentence.
"I still can't believe it. When I heard that all the facts had been accepted as true it was a relief because that's what I've been asking for ten years, to be heard," said Virginie Ettel, one of the accusers.
The verdict was delivered following a ten-year fight for justice as a wave of sexual abuse scandals rocks France, including several investigations implicating politicians as high-up as the current interior minister.
"In 2011 all the elements that could have led to the sentencing of Georges Tron were already there. But the MeToo movement was not a reality yet," Vincent Ollivier, a lawyer for Ms Ettel, told the Telegraph.
Tron, who has been mayor of Draveil for 25 years, frequently gave employees foot massages which they did not feel comfortable refusing, and which in one instance led to the sexual assault of Ms Ettel, according to court documents obtained by the Telegraph.
Tron and Gruel contributed to creating a "hypersexualised environment" at Draveil's town hall, the documents said.
The charges had been dropped in 2018 when a court decided there was insufficient evidence the women had not consented to the sexual acts, but the jury at the appeal trial this week upheld the accusations from Ms Ettel.
Tron was cleared of accusations by Eva Loubrieu, another employee.
The past few months have seen a wave of allegations of sexual abuse and re-awakened an initially sluggish #MeToo movement in France.
In October 2017, in the wake of the fall of Hollywood producer Harvey Weinstein, women in France used the hashtag, and its French equivalent #BalanceTonPorc ("call out your pig"), to share their stories of sexual harassment and abuse.
But few powerful men who were accused lost their jobs, while many in France pushed back against the movement. Significantly, 100 prominent women including actress Catherine Deneuve wrote an open letter defending the "right to bother women."
"Rape is a crime. But insistent or clumsy flirting is not a crime, nor is gallantry a macho aggression," the letter read in early 2019.
Now the movement against sexual abuse is undergoing a revival. The past few months have seen the emergence of #MeTooInceste and #MeTooGay, under which survivors told their stories of abuse as children and gay people, respectively.
A host of allegations were triggered by the publication of a book last month, La Familia Grande, in which author Camille Kouchner accused a top political expert and commentator, Olivier Duhamel, of sexually abusing a relative when he was a minor.
The head of prestigious French university Sciences Po, Frédéric Mion, resigned over criticism of his handling of the scandal after it emerged he had been informed of the accusations against Mr Duhamel, a former head of the organisation that runs the university, in 2018.
An investigation into rape accusations against interior minister Gerald Darmanin has also been reopened.
Ms Ettel, who brought the rape charges against Draveil's mayor, praised the #MeToo movement for allowing survivors to talk about their experiences.
"We talk about #MeToo, now there is more freedom to speak out and that is very good. But ten years ago there was not all that and it was very difficult to manage," she said.
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Environment, oceans and energy ministers of the Group of Seven (G7) concluded their three-day meeting here on Friday with a call for globally joint action for healthy oceans, seas and resilient coastal communities.
During the meeting, the ministers discussed the need for collaborative partnerships with relevant stakeholders, in particular with local, indigenous, remote coastal and small islands communities, the private sector, international organizations and civil society to foster effective and innovative solutions to improve the health of oceans and seas in the world.
The ministers also discussed ways to advance the priorities identified in the Ocean Plastics Charter which was launched at the Charlevoix G7 summit in June and provides an international framework to guide action to stop the flow of plastics to the oceans.
The invited countries participating in the G7 meeting promised for strong support the charter.
The non-binding charter was agreed to by five of the G7 leaders and the European Union at the G7's Charlevoix summit in June, though neither the United States nor Japan have signed on.
At the meeting, major multinational businesses made important commitments to reduce plastic pollution.
In addition, working with the World Economic Forum, Canada will invest six million Canadian dollars (4.64 million U.S. dollars) to strengthen public-private partnerships to support global action in plastic pollution hot spots.
Because healthy oceans not only help mitigate the effects of climate change, but also is a major source of food for the world's population, a key driver of national and local economies, and an opportunity for new sources of renewable energy, the meeting stressed the need for urgent action to address marine plastic pollution through social and technological innovation and supporting sustainable oceans and fisheries by combating illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing.
The ministers also agreed to launch the G7 Initiative on Earth Observation and Integrated Coastal Zone Management to improve the availability and accessibility of data and services that are critical to better understand the current state of our oceans and coasts.
The meeting is the fourth ministerial meeting of Canada's G7 presidency. The G7 is a group of seven of the world's advanced economies, consisting of Canada, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States. The European Union is also represented at the G7 meeting.
Ministers and representatives from Jamaica, Kenya, the Republic of Marshall Islands, Nauru, Norway, Seychelles, South Africa and Vietnam also attended the meeting on invitation.


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Устье — деревня в Западнодвинском районе Тверской области. Входит в состав Бенецкого сельского поселения.

История
На топографической карте Фёдора Шуберта 1861—1901 годов обозначена деревня Устье. Имела 5 дворов.

В списке населённых мест Торопецкого уезда Псковской губернии за 1885 год значится деревня Устье (№ 12552). Располагалась при реке Торопе в 61 версте от . Имела 2 двора и 16 жителей.

На карте РККА 1923—1941 годов обозначена деревня Устье. Имела 14 дворов.

До 2005 года деревня входила в состав ныне упразднённого Первомайского сельского округа.

География
Деревня расположена в 53 километрах к юго-западу от районного центра, города Западная Двина. Устье — последний населённый пункт на реке Торопа, находится в 2 километрах от её впадения в Западную Двину.

 Часовой пояс

Население

Население по переписи 2002 года — 7 человек.

 Национальный состав

Согласно результатам переписи 2002 года, в национальной структуре населения русские составляли 71 % от жителей.

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Mian Xiang Mastery Series Module 2 is meant to follow-up on the knowledge gained in Module 1. Most of what was taught in Module 1 was theoretical and designed to provide students with a foundational basis in Face Reading, introducing you to key concepts involving facial shapes, features, and contours.
Module 2 focuses on Practical Face Reading. In a nutshell, Module 2 builds upon the knowledge acquired in the previous Module, with particular reference to the 100 Year Map of the Face (i.e. the 100 Positions). Crucial techniques detailed in Mian Xiang classics such as the Shen Xiang Quan Pian 神相全篇 and Shen Xiang Tie Guan Dao 神相鐵關刀 are extracted and taught to students in simple terminology and language without sacrificing actual meaning and depth, allowing students to gain more profound insights into what they learn.
You can expect an exhaustive discourse on topics such as Stars, Mountains, Rivers, Mansions, Academic Halls, Veins and Meridian Paths. Your instructor will also guide you on a detailed analysis of the 5 Officers before your feet is considered suitably wet enough to take the actual plunge into Practical Face Reading. With the four specific aspects of Character, Relationships, Career and Health Analyses covered, once you step out of the classroom, faces will never look the same to you again.
▪ Students will receive a copy of the Module 2 workbook.
▪ Upon completion of Mian Xiang Module 2, you will receive a Module 2 certificate.
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After attending Mian Xiang Module Two, it really makes Face Reading an easy and interesting job. With this knowledge in my head, I will be able to select friend and business partner more carefully. Joey is an excellent teacher. He makes the course interesting and easy.
Very comprehensive course, covering every aspect of Face Reading. Very useful skill to acquire as it provides you with tool to read people's character etc. for your daily interaction.
Thank you Joey! Very interesting topics and good teaching.


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Situation Summary
Triumph Group ("TGI") is an aerospace supplier that is nearing the end of a significant multi-year turnaround led by Dan Crowley and his new management team. The Company recently announced it is pursuing strategic alternatives for its previously struggling Structures division now that management has restructured the segment's operations by renegotiating or exiting multiple negative margin programs. In recent years the Structures division has masked the profitability of Triumph's other segments and we believe the market does not yet realize the full earnings potential of Triumph should the Structures division be sold/spun while also underestimating what valuation Triumph will receive for the Structures division if a sale is successful. We believe Triumph is worth over $50 per share, representing over 100% upside from today's share price should the Structures division be sold within the next year as we expect.
Our investment thesis is predicated upon the following:
We believe management will be able to achieve the margin targets set out on their recent February earnings call for both the Systems and Product Support segments as the benefits of the restructuring efforts begin to flow through the P&L over the next two years
The multiple should expand over time from Triumph's historical "Structures multiple" (SPR is the comparable) to a "Systems multiple" (UTX is the comparable). Once Structures is divested, we believe the new Triumph will have significantly higher ROIC, stable topline growth and generate significant excess free cash flow, but that isn't easily apparent using the current consolidated financials
We believe the Structures segment has been "fixed" and the margin targets set out for this segment on the February earnings call are achievable. Investors and analysts do not appreciate the negative margin impact of multiple large programs that have now all been renegotiated in the last 18 months (namely the G650, G280, E2 & Global 7500 programs). As the last negative margin programs roll off over the next 12 months, the healthy margins on existing mature programs will become apparent. The margins of the broader Structures segment will move higher just by removing the negative margin programs from the mix
The Structures assets have significant value. There are a limited number of Structures suppliers globally and very few new platforms being developed which makes organic growth difficult. Triumph has been able to recently secure content on multiple new military programs that will ramp over the next few years including the TX Trainer (a multi-decade military fighter program), the Air Force's 767 Tanker (which begins ramping this year) and the MQ-25 among others which are all higher margin and valuable programs. While these military programs slowly ramp, the commercial programs that will remain are expected to continue stable monthly production volumes and generate positive cash flow which makes Structures attractive to a buyer
For over 20 years TGI grew steadily via acquisition of small aerospace suppliers. It did this using a HoldCo model which allowed the companies it acquired to remain independent. This model was attractive to sellers as their company would remain relatively unchanged once they joined the broader Triumph Group. It also allowed Triumph to grow aggressively via acquisition without having to pause and integrate operations. This model worked until Triumph made the decision to acquire Vought from the Carlyle Group in 2010 for $1.6 billion. At the time, Vought had approximately $1.9 billion in revenues and this acquisition more than doubled the size of Triumph while adding significant debt to the balance sheet. Post the Vought acquisition, Triumph Group reported its financials as three primary segments: Structures (mostly Vought), Integrated Systems, and Product Support. But these labels were misleading as these three segments consisted of 47 independent companies with minimal operational overlap.
Part 1: What Will the New Triumph Look Like?
Most of the recent narrative and sell side literature for Triumph relates to their Structures division which is now being divested (described in detail in Part 2 below). However, it is the highly profitable Integrated Systems and Product Support segments that do not get enough attention and make Triumph an attractive investment opportunity. Based on the press release announcing the strategic alternatives review, TGI expects to keep the Integrated Systems, Product Support and Interiors businesses going forward (together referred to here as the "RemainCo"). These assets have the potential to earn +20% EBITDA margins while generating stable and predictable free cash flow on a diversified group of commercial and military platforms. The strong cash flow profile of these businesses isn't apparent in their current quarterly consolidated financials since the Structures segment has historically absorbed all of the cash flow these segments have generated (and more).
The largest segment that will remain is the current Integrated Systems segment. This will become the core of Triumph going forward and will generate over 50% of the RemainCo's sales and EBITDA. The Integrated Systems segment specializes in complicated, high precision assemblies and sub-assemblies such as landing gear and helicopter rotors. Many of these parts are sole sourced from TGI and suffer from wear and tear over time, which also provides Triumph with higher margin aftermarket work, though this aspect of the business is less well known. Integrated Systems has significant intellectual property on its products and provides content on some of the largest and fastest growing aerospace platforms such as Boeing's 737 & 787 programs or Airbus' A320. Integrated Systems also has significant military exposure which tends to have higher margins than commercial programs (F-35, AH-64 Apache and CH-47 Chinook helicopters, etc.) According to the proxy filed in May 2018, Integrated Systems generated $163 million of unlevered free cash flow for FY2018 (proxy for most recent fiscal year not yet filed). The annual proxy is the only filing where the free cash flow for each segment has been disclosed as the management teams that lead these segments are partially compensated on cash flow generation, and this is discussed in detail as part of the annual executive compensation discussion (chart from May 2018 proxy copied below).
The Product Support segment is much smaller than Integrated Systems, but earns equally strong margins and is a potential avenue for growth going forward should Triumph decide to pursue growth via acquisition again in the future. This segment specializes in Maintenance, Repair and Overhaul ("MRO"). This segment has facilities across the globe and contracts with some of the largest fleet operators for their ongoing maintenance requirements. End demand for this segment is tied directionally with miles flown as aircraft are required to get regular maintenance by regulators. According to the proxy filed in May 2018, Product Support generated $44 million of unlevered free cash flow for FY2018 (chart from May 2018 proxy copied below).
Lastly, the RemainCo will have Interiors. This segment is less well known as it is currently embedded within the broader Structures segment and wasn't really discussed until recent earnings calls. The press release indicates that management intends to keep this asset and we don't know much about it (yet). Management has communicated to the sell side that this business is roughly the same size and profitability as Product Support. Given management has decided to keep this business we can only assume it has an attractive ROIC and similarly attractive free cash flow profile (in the numbers below I assume Interiors is a copy of Product Support for now).
What is the earnings power of RemainCo?
The numbers below are based on the most recent quarterly investor presentation where management provided longer-term margin targets by segment for the first time as well as new pro forma financials to adjust for the small divestitures that closed in calendar Q1'19. We are assuming Interiors is the exact same as Product Support for now. Combining the three segments and using management's margin targets for FY2021 (FYE 3/31 or ~2 years away) allows us to easily piece together what the RemainCo will look like.
The following slides are copied directly from the most recent February quarterly investor presentation. The assumptions that require management clarification are listed below while others such as segment D&A and Amortization of Intangibles for future years can be found in the 10-K. Key assumptions:
We are assuming corporate overhead for the RemainCo is equal to 3% of total sales (i.e. some corporate overhead is tied to the Structures segment and those costs will leave with that segment while others will stay behind with RemainCo)
All current pension related items are going with Structures as our understanding is that most of the pension is tied to that segment based on prior disclosure but given Interiors is embedded within Structures, a small amount of pension may stay with RemainCo
Interest expense will vary based on proceeds received for Structures division but you will see in the sensitivity below that even if they received nothing for the Structures division and interest expense remains at current levels (~$100mm), the stock is still worth materially more than where it is today
Current NOLs will stay with RemainCo (and Structures will likely be sold at a loss, potentially increasing the NOLs, therefore RemainCo will not pay cash taxes in the near term)
Taking these numbers above and combining them into a pro forma income statement for the RemainCo is very straightforward. The segment free cash flow disclosure in the proxy statement (copied above) gives us a good sanity check that confirms the free cash flow for RemainCo should be over $200mm or $4.00 per share (~20% free cash flow yield at today's price of $23.78 for a top tier aerospace supplier).
What Multiple Should RemainCo Trade At?
Historically Triumph has traded in line with its Structures peers (SPR and TXT are highlighted in orange below) since Structures was roughly half of TGI's revenue (though it generated much less than half of EBIT). Given the majority of RemainCo going forward will be tied to Integrated Systems, its closest peers are likely Hexcel (HXL) or United Technologies (UTX) (highlighted in yellow). We are assuming TGI initially trades at 15x EPS which is slightly below peer levels given it is not pure Systems company, though over time we expect it to trade closer to 18x given the free cash flow profile.
Aerospace Comparables as of 4/30/19
Target Share Price
Combining the two and sensitizing both EPS and PE multiple gives us a range of outcomes where the stock price is materially higher than today in all cases. We have sensitized the EPS given the unknowns around the ultimate price RemainCo will receive for the Structures assets (i.e. how much debt gets paid off) and given we do not know with certainty what an appropriate corporate expense level will be.
The most important takeaway from the sensitivity analysis below shows you that even if Triumph were to "give away" the entire Structures division like they did with the struggling Global 7500 program in January and interest expense remained at current levels (leaving EPS at the lower end of the sensitivity range), the stock would still be worth much more than where it is today if the market is simply willing to apply a "normal" multiple to TGI once the Structures assets are removed. That being said, we believe Triumph will receive significant value for Structures for the reason's laid out below.
Part 2: What is Structures Worth?
Structures Background
Post the Vought acquisition, Triumph's stock reacted very positively and went steadily higher over the next few years. However, behind the scenes things quickly began to sour at Vought (now known as Structures) and it soon became evident that some of Vought's major platforms were nearing the end of their life sooner than expected due to falling demand (Boeing's 747 for example). A depressed business jet market, driven by a glut of used inventory, also caused Gulfstream to slow production on its G450 & G550 models and lastly, the large C-17 Globemaster military transport plane reached end of life when the military decided it had enough of those massive planes. These programs were some of Triumph's largest and most profitable programs given the amount of content TGI produced for each plane and as well as how mature each program was (they were fully up the learning curve and earning healthy margins). Taken together, this meant revenue and cash flow at Triumph's Structures segment were at risk of collapsing.
Given aerospace has multi-year backlogs, management could see some of this coming. They aggressively bid for content on any new program that became available (there weren't many). TGI's experience with major wing structures as well as business jets allowed it win major new content on the new Embraer E2 and Bombardier's Global 7500 programs (then called the Global 7000). They also acquired two struggling Gulfstream business jet programs from Spirit (the programs were so bad that Spirit paid Triumph to take the G650 and G280 programs.) If everything went to plan, the legacy programs would fund the development of the new E2 and Global 7500 programs before volumes stepped down and management would be able to turnaround the G650 and G280 programs using their prior expertise on other Gulfstream programs. This would allow Structures revenue to stabilize and continue to generate significant cash flow for Triumph well into the 2020s.
Unfortunately things did not go according to plan. Volumes on existing programs dropped faster than expected. Monthly production volumes on the 747, 777, C-17, A330 and Gulfstream G450/G550 programs all fell concurrently causing revenue, EBITDA and free cash flow to step down materially. At the same time, the E2 and Global 7500 development programs were taking longer and burning a lot more cash than initially planned, leaving TGI in a position of declining EBITDA just as cash flow needs for the E2 and Global 7500 were growing. If something wasn't done, TGI would face a significant liquidity crunch.
The Turnaround
In 2015, the severity of the situation was becoming apparent to Triumph and they sought out a new CEO that could restructure the Company, turn around operations and get Triumph out of the penalty box with its major OEMs. Dan Crowley was appointed in January 2016, and he set out an aggressive 3-year turnaround plan. Dan set out to blow up the prior HoldCo model, consolidate operations, significantly cut headcount, divest non-core assets and improve operations and quality so sales could begin growing again. He hired Jim McCabe as CFO who had significant turnaround and restructuring experience and they replaced the entire upper management team across all three segments. Together the new team set out to "fix" Triumph by consolidating operations and streamlining the supply chain. This turnaround that the new CEO laid out when he arrived over three years ago is now largely complete, and the physical transformation is evident based on the most recent quarterly investor presentation (copied below). However, the real key to the turnaround was stopping the cash burn on a limited number of "problem projects" that were burning cash, namely the E2, Global 7500, G280, G650 and 747 programs, though this wasn't apparent at first.


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You MAY have obese fingers...?
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Finally, enter the age, weight and length of you finger into the NHS's BMI calculator - and if it's under 25, then you're in finger heaven...!
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KNFBReader iPhone App to be Released Alongside iOS 8
By Michael Hansen, 29 August, 2014
K-NFB Reading Technology, Inc. has today announced that the KNFBReader iPhone app will be launched concurrently with Apple's iOS 8 in September.
The app, which will allow blind or print-disabled users to quickly and independently scan and read a variety of documents on their iPhone 5 or later, was originally expected to be released by the end of August 2014. According to a media release distributed to AppleVis, the plan to coordinate release of the KNFBReader iPhone app with Apple's upgrade to iOS 8 will "best assure that the app works as intended for all users without any interruption or possible need to uninstall and upgrade due to Apple's newest operating system release."
"All of us at K-NFB and Sensotec are truly gratified with the worldwide interest expressed in the KNFB Reader iOS app," said James Gashel, Vice President of Business Development at K-NFB Reading Technology. "The app has been built for use with iPhone 5 or above, and running iOS 7 or higher. Our plan to coordinate its release with iOS 8 will best assure that the app works as intended for all users without any interruption or possible need to uninstall and upgrade due to Apple's newest operating system release."
According to Gashel, KNFBReader is expected to hit the app store on the same day that iOS 8 becomes available to the public. K-NFB Reading Technology previously announced that the app's price will be $99.
KNFBReader was first unveiled at the 2014 convention of the National Federation of the Blind in July. Following the convention, AppleVis also recorded a podcast with Gashel to discuss the KNFBReader app.
The full text of the media release from K-NFB Reading Technology and Sensotec is below:
Announcing KNFB Reader for iOS Release Plan
Waltham, MA (August 29, 2014): Responding to worldwide inquiries, K-NFB Reading Technology and Sensotec have announced today that the release of the KNFB Reader iPhone app is being scheduled to coordinate with Apple's upgrade to its new iOS 8 operating system, expected to occur on or about September 10, 2014.
Commenting on this decision, K-NFB's Vice President of Business Development, James Gashel said: "All of us at K-NFB and Sensotec are truly gratified with the worldwide interest expressed in the KNFB Reader iOS app. The app has been built for use with iPhone 5 or above, and running iOS 7 or higher. Our plan to coordinate its release with iOS 8 will best assure that the app works as intended for all users without any interruption or possible need to uninstall and upgrade due to Apple's newest operating system release."
The KNFB Reader iOS app was first announced and demonstrated during the 2014 convention of the National Federation of the Blind in the United States. Since that time excitement about the life-changing potential of this app has been building as word of its release has spread around the world. Designed to be fast, accurate, and efficient, the KNFB Reader iPhone app allows anyone to snap a picture of printed text, in several languages, and quickly have the words read aloud. The first release will initially support read aloud in 11 languages, with more to come. The app has been designed to particularly benefit blind, visually impaired, and print disabled users.
Documents can be saved, stored, and shared with others as well. More information about the KNFB Reader for iOS app is available at http://www.knfbreader.com, with links to video and audio presentations, description of features, and more. Please visit the website for progress announcements as the days tick down to release of both iOS 8 and the KNFB Reader iOS app, and sign up for our email notifications as well.
About K-NFB Reading Technology, Inc.
Located in Waltham, Massachusetts, K–NFB Reading Technology, Inc. is a joint venture between Kurzweil Technologies, founded by Ray Kurzweil, a forty-year innovator and pioneer in assistive technologies and the inventor of the first print-to-speech reading machine for the blind; and the National Federation of the Blind, the largest, most influential membership organization of blind people in the United States. The company is known worldwide having launched the world's first hand-held text to speech reader in 2006 followed in 2008 by release of the world's first reading technology—the popular knfbReader Mobile software running on a cell phone. The company's latest product, the KNFB Reader iPhone app will be released in late summer 2014 and made available for purchase and download from Apple's App Stores throughout the world.
About our development partner, Sensotec Located in Jabbeke, Belgium, Sensotec was founded in 1986 as a company active in the development of aids for visually impaired persons, assisting them so that their integration into society is not just a fanciful notion but to actually make it happen at home, at work or in education. Sensotec currently is a leading company for the manufacturing and distribution of assistive technologies for the visually and reading impaired. It's main products include the Reporter Smart Reading machine, the EuroSoft braille notetaker software, the localized versions of Kurzweil 1000 and Kurzweil 3000 software, Kurzweil 3000 Mobile, WoDy, Daisy apps... and the KNFB Reader App for iOS which is developed in collaboration with K-NFB Reading Technology, Inc. www.sensotec.be"
iOS and iPadOS Apps
well to me this makes sense.
By riyu12345 (not verified)
Quite a few people are saying this is stupid but I don't think so If we had an IOS7 release then they'd have to update it to work with ios8 which could take a few weeks. SO would you prefer to get the app now and then have to wait a few weeks for it to update knowing that that might brake the app at the moment because of most people downloading and installing IOS8? Or, would you rather have it on the same day as the release of ios8 that way you would have no waiting time. Do you see what I'm saying?
By Edward Alonzo
this doesn't make much sense! why say somethings going to come out then push it back. wasn't it already working on IOS7? or were they running a beta of 8?
who knows I along with many others agree that the marketing for this was done rather strangely. Aw well it'll come out when it comes out and if people haven't lost interest over it then I guess they'll be getting it.
This was entirely stupid
In reply to well to me this makes sense. by riyu12345 (not verified)
I don't agree with Brad's assertion that waiting until IOS 8 is released is the best way to go. If you needed a reader that much and were using it as an essential aid for work, you'd just leave off on updating to IOS 8 until the reader is supported. I understand some of the reasoning, but why even suggest that the program will be out in August then? Classic bate and switch. Yes, the performance might be better, so why even offer august as a release date at all? Seems really quite daft.
I agree with the losing interest part
In reply to wow! by Edward Alonzo
This is the risk they will have taken. People don't have the time to follow everyone on twitter for eternity and be told to buy cheap iTunes gift cards constantly. I have certainly unfollower them myself and will not be engaging with the company directly. I will buy the application, but I will not give credit to a company that treats potential customers like idiots.
totally agree with your
By alex wallis
totally agree with your comments james, I think they gave the end of august as a release date because at the time reader was announced we didn't know precisely when ios8 was going to be released, so from a marketing point of view it sounded good to announce the reader for end of august rather than giving some vague release date buy saying it will be out when ios8 is released.
also your not telling me this decision was taken today, yesterday or the day before knfb have been quite dishonest with us and have communicated poorly with us, I wouldn't have minded so much if they had been honest with us from the start.
As for the hole compatibility thing, that's why the ios8 beta program exists so developers can ensure compatibility, that statement told us practically nothing, and I think they are in serious danger of losing the good will of a lot of people first, the high price which I myself don't mind, you get what you pay for, no demo which again I don't mind but I know a lot of people do care about.
Next very poor communication telling us in a lot of media as late as last weekend that the app would be released at the end of august and now suddenly they spring this on us, also, very few apps stop working completely with an ios update, yes very old ones might, and OK the UI might not be nice and pretty and in with the new ios look but modern apps rarely break completely with an IOS update.
To my mind they have just shot themselves in the foot spectacularly, they gave a commitment and should have stuck to it, and if the app would have been broken buy ios8 completely which I doubt they could have issued a warning shortly before release, and releasing now wouldn't have stopped them working on an ios8 update anyway. I do feel knfb have been very dishonest with us. Also, I am quite sure they wouldn't have posted a statement if it hadn't been for tweets from myself, marko z and applevis, I think they were holding out on the announcement as long as they could to try to minimise this kind of reaction.
I agree about the august release date thing. It was stupid but for me I didn't follow them on twitter so didn't know much about that.
But I think if IOS eight hadn't have come out they would have released it on august. But that's just what I think and maybe they would have still left it.
Not understanding the Fuss
By Snorlax
Sometime it is times like this I don't understand why people are getting in a bunch about. Yes, KNFB mention that a ballpark time would be the end of August. I never heard that time was in stone. I'd imagine in a perfect world without any problems in the beta testing. One could have an idea or a timeframe when it would be out. That was a ballpark time. We don't know what the reasoning was for the release to be a bit longer. I don't think it has anything to do with the new phone or the performance of those new devices.
The KNFBReader has been one of those apps that has been a long time coming. What is 2 more weeks going to hurt? I rather have the developer of any app to make sure they get it right the first time. That is more important to me than I demand it now approach or whine about it just because it didn't make in the ballpark time.
I for one am anxious for it and can't wait.
It's the principle of the thing that bothers some of us
In reply to Not understanding the Fuss by Snorlax
It's really a question of principle. It would have taken them 10 seconds a couple of weeks back to say that they are waiting until IOS 8. Many of us wouldn't have cared all that much. The fact is they have been messing on twitter telling us to buy these iTunes cards as discount and whatever other nonsense instead of being upfront. That is not really a good approach when the market is as small as it is. KNFB have always been terrible though, I remember when they introduced the mobile reader after me spending 2625 pounds on the original PDA version, then expecting 1000 pounds to be paid as an upgrade. These companies think we are made of money.
I wonder what stunt they might pull next? KNFB reader version 2 will have to be paid for again because IOS 9 has some special camera function? It's just the sort of thing that could happen.
KNFB
I find this situation so CLASSIC! I can wait a couple weeks.
The way this was marketed is a joke. NFB can market to the world when suing Target, protest Amazon. Yet, NFB can't even keep the community they are so devoted to in the loop.
Don't Buy It...?
By Laszlo
How easy it is to criticize a company--to come up with a thousand ways they could have done something better, for example--with such a little amount of factual information with which to work.
We don't know when the decision was made to release the app at the same time as iOS 8. While assuming the decision had been made weeks ago would certainly help one in their quest to vilify K-NFB, withholding information from potential users would do the company no favors.
In the end, it comes down to this: If you don't like KNFBReader, or how it's been marketed, or anything else...simply do not buy it. Seriously.
What a ridiculous stance
In reply to Don't Buy It...? by Laszlo
It's typical that we have the "don't buy it" comment, only a matter of time I suppose. Look, the purpose of discussing the situation and voicing our feelings isn't restricted to just loving the product thanks. some of us have some standard of what is acceptable.
Surely you can't be suggesting that they didn't want to release for IOS 8 earlier than today? Get real! What would have happened if people didn't ask, nothing. It would have taken seconds to post something.
I am getting really quite sick of some blind people telling us how we should respect all the companies that do things for us. Companies are only as good as the service and support they offer, sorry you don't like it.
I think the reason people are saying "don't buy it"
By Toonhead
I think that's the reason a lot of us are saying don't buy it. Obviously, a lot of us aren't happy with the way this was marketed and they obviously knew they wouldn't release it til after iOS 8 comes out so why support a company that's dishonest like this? I sure as hell won't be buying it that's for sure.
I misunderstood that post then it seems
In reply to I think the reason people are saying "don't buy it" by Toonhead
I thought the poster a couple of ones above you was trying to suggest that we were whining for no apparent reason, downplaying our concerns basically. It was late then in the UK so it's easy to misread.
KNFB reader
By brandon armstrong
isn't this just typical of them though? tell us somethings coming out in a certain time frame, then bate and switch on us? Frankly, I think that any company even in the blind AT category should be made to adhere to the same rules and business regulations as a business like say apple or Walmart. just because they make solutions that help us, doesn't mean they get to play by a different set of rules and regulations. what if Walmart and other big tech companies played by the same regulations that blind AT did? we'd never get anything for our money.
exactly, I mean you wouldn't
exactly, I mean you wouldn't catch apple saying for example the new iPhone will launch on x and then saying actually guys we are going to have to delay release till y.
what I find particularly annoying is that the beta program exists to ensure compatibility, so they have had weeks to do testing etc, and the fact they are delaying till the launch of ios8 is a poor excuse for the delay, because lets face it not everyone is going to be updating to ios8 on launch or even maybe for a long while after if there are bugs and issues which they consider show stoppers.
So there are bound to be lots of people on ios7 still, and your not telling me they won't allow the app to run on ios7 devices?
What difference is afortnight?
By Macky
I think there's a bit of a larger fuss being created here than necessary. Did I purchase a lot of itunes vouchers in preparation for this app's release? Yes. Am I disappointed that the release date has been put back two weeks or so? Of course. Could KNFB have announced the slip earlier? Probably. But in two weeks time when I'm running ios8 and using the app will I care? Not one bit as I know the difference this game changing app will make. So anyone who is considering not getting this app because they think KNFB lied is just being petty and stupid. They have spent a lot of time, money and hard work developing this app and should be applauded for they're efforts. In the grander scheme of things it's an extra fortnight. I predict some people will soon change their minds once it's out and everyone is raving about it. So let's just wait and see what happens. Cheers.
In reply to What difference is afortnight? by Macky
I am really disappointed that we, as blind people, let these companies dictate to us what is acceptable. KNFB reading technology, in any other industry would be taken to task for how they have treated the customers. It's not acceptable, in the UK we call this taking the mick - was going to use another term but i'd have been banned in under 2 minutes. Either way, for those people who say that it makes no difference, we will remember that when you are paying 6000 for a terribly bland note taker and being shafted, while we are using mainstream devices and interacting with the real world not governed by blind tax.
Alex is correct, not everyone will use IOS 8, it may run terrible on 4S devices in any case.
Tired of the Negativity...
What "rules and regulations" has K-NFB broken, exactly? How is this situation "bate-and-switch" if they haven't charged consumers anything and have simply decided to launch the app alongside iOS 8?
The amount of negativity about this app in general is quite staggering. People complain about the price (And I totally understand not being able to afford the app, and that's a different thing entirely); people complain about the perceived lack of information about a product still under development; and now people complain about the launch being in September instead of August. Where does the cycle of complaining end? It seems like a pretty miserable way to go through life to me.
If the app performs as advertised when it is released, I'll be satisfied. If my $99 pays for an OCR app that does what the company says it will, that will be $99 well spent.
Again, if you don't like KNFBReader, the company, or anything else...please just do not buy it and spare the rest of us from having to read all the complaints.
The point is they made public
The point is they made public commitments stating in a lot of places the app would be released at the end of august as late as last weekend. I will buy the app when it is released I just feel that knfb are not treating there customers well buy suddenly changing things at the last minute. Yes I know its a few weeks to wait, but again I don't see the need for this wait because surely the app will run under ios 7 and 8. I am pretty sure we wouldn't have had that statement from them on Friday if it hadn't been for several people asking, yes they haven't broken any rules and it is there right to change things as they see fit but its not a good way of doing business. Its also quite interesting knfb have made no effort to defend themselves, I mean I assume they do or will be keeping an eye on applevis given its prominent roll in apple accessibility. Yes I know they don't have to engage with us, but you would think they would be trying to counter some of the reaction to the delay.
What is at issue!
To amtk62,
It is not the 2 weeks that are at issue. Companies like Apple are making these companies irrelevant. We are moving away from strictly blind related products. The blind community has found their way through using other ways to do things.
The blind community is no longer forced to spend thousands of dollars for a product to do everyday things.
You now have free screen readers like NVDA, so we don't need JAWS.
So with all that being said, what must KNFB rely on? Simple; Integrity...
That is the issue here, not the extra wait. Treat your audience the way you want to be treated, or your audience walks away.
The blind community has been loyal to them, they can do the same. All that had to be done was 3 weeks ago, we decided to drop the app with iOS 8. That simple! Nothing more had to be said. Yet you wait until the week of the launch. No company runs their business like that. If they do, the CEO should be out of a job.
By doing what they did, they make themselves irrelevant. Not the evolution of technology!
We Don't Know When Decision Was Made
Do you have any evidence to suggest that K-NFB knew about this change three weeks ago? Because, as you say, sitting on the news would not do K-NFB any favors.
A lot of the comments seem to be operating under the assumption that this news was deliberately withheld from the public for whatever reason. While this ideology certainly helps one in their quest to vilify K-NFB, it does not make good business or marketing sense--as so many have already said. Is it beyond us to conceive of the possibility that this really was a decision which was just made...for whatever reason?
For the record, I am generally not an advocate of assistive technology (specialized Braille note takers, in particular) where mainstream tech can do the job just as well--and for a lot less cost. However, the feature set of KNFBReader, as demonstrated, seems to take OCR on the iPhone to a whole new level. If I am wrong, and KNFBReader is merely just another OCR app that does not perform, I'll be the first one to eat my words.
Couldn't have put it better
Couldn't have put it better myself j.p, integrity I like that word, it describes the situation exactly. and knfb's silence speaks volumes I mean surely they must be aware of the reaction to there announcement. Regarding screen readers, and without wishing to get into a debate that isn't relevant to this entry I think paid and free readers both have there place still, I myself wouldn't switch over to NVDA because of ways I have scene it perform on the internet, but who knows maybe in the future I might switch to it. But Yes I do agree with you over all the days of the AT companies basically having us over a barrel are falling rapidly behind us, especially as the tech that powers quite a lot of the notetakers out there is aging and going out of date or not keeping up with modern advances.
I just sent james gashel an
I just sent james gashel an email which I have pasted below, it will be interesting to see if he responds.
Dear James,
I am writing to you in light of the announcement of the delay of the launch of KNFB reader on Friday,
are you aware that your announcement has annoyed and puzzled quite a few people, myself included as the statement didn't really explain why the delay given that you could release reader now and continue to work on an IOS8 update behind the scenes, and the hole point of the beta program for ios8 is to ensure compatibility,
you don't see other developers saying they will hold off on the release of updates because of ios8, and I assume reader will work on both ios7 and 8, given that its likely some people won't update to ios8 as soon as it is launched.
Also, ios updates rarely break apps.
I am not sure if you are aware that applevis posted a blog entry on your announcement which has generated considerable negative reaction.
I am wondering have you considered commenting on this as I am sure this reaction can't be doing your reputation any good, and your silence to the reaction also says a lot as well.
I am nothing to do with applevis officially, I am a humble community member writing to you as I think its fair you should be given a chance to respond and maybe explain your reasons more fully or unlikely as this is change your mind.
If you haven't scene the blog post in question please visit
http://www.applevis.com/blog/assistive-technology-ios-apps-news/knfbreader-iphone-app-be-released-alongside-ios-8
Silence is Best
I honestly do not think there would be anything to be gained by K-NFB coming on here to "defend themselves" against a group of people who, in all likelihood, would not be interested in engaging in a constructive dialog with them anyway. The more I think about it, the more I am glad that K-NFB is not sinking to the level of this nonsense.
Speaking for myself I would
Speaking for myself I would be very happy to engage with them constructively, I mean if I wasn't why did I just email them? if all I wanted to do was bash them I didn't need to bother emailing them. I am all for constructive dialogue, and who knows if they can explain themselves more fully those of us who don't like the way this has been handled might come around more to there way of thinking.
Just poorly handled!
It is just a sad situation. I am sure the OCR will be top notch. The PR for this release was bumbled from beginning. The company was the one to give release date by end of August.
While you are right to say we don't know when decision was made, I guarantee it was more than the week of release.
All I'm saying in the age of Social Media, a company's biggest asset is brand and reputation. With this app rollout, they greatly hurt that reputation.
I agree that they don't need to respond now. The time was when they announced delay. The damage is already done.
The person in charge of PR should be demoted to shoe shiner!
as I've stated before, blind AT shouldn't get a pass just because it's specialized. any company including blind AT companies should have to operate by the same set of rules, standards, and regulations as a company like apple or Walmart in the united states. if your going to commit to a release date, then stick with it, or don't give one at all. am I being negative? no, all I am saying is if you are a business like KNFB then, you need to operate by the same standards as Walmart or google.
What Rules Are They Violating?
Brandon,
I'm still trying to figure out what rules, regulations, and standards K-NFB is violating here.
As I recall, K-NFB never promised the app would be released by the end of August. They said they *hoped* it would be released by late August, but never gave that as a definite date.
The real proof will be in whether the app works as advertised. If it works like the company says it will, will a later-than-originally-expected launch really matter? If the company delivers a quality product, will it matter that, for whatever reason, they decided to launch in September instead of August?
Some perspective, please
By Blind I Am
I really think that people need to gain some perspective on this.
All that's happened is that KNFB has decided to move back a release date that was never set in stone.
I doubt that we will ever learn the full reasons why, but I suspect that it's probably more to do with some bugs still needing to be fixed than any need or desire to coincide the release with iOS 8. If true, I would much prefer to have a stable release in a few weeks time than a buggy one now. Sadly, it seems that I am in a minority.
It will be ready when it's ready
What we have here, is an illustration of precisely why software developers will rarely ever state an anticipated release date for new software … if asked, the usual answer is that it will be ready when it's ready.
I'm also not aware of any rules which require developers to release an app on a date that was only ever mentioned as when they were hoping to have it ready. Did I miss the memo for that new rule?
ok, let's break this down a second. your a business like Walmart. you say something like we'll get in a piece of hardware or software next week, or perhaps the end of the month. well, the end of the month rolls round and no software or hardware as promised by said business. I ask you, if you were a person who needed that piece of software for your business, and you were told by a company like Walmart we'll have that in by the end of the month, and then roll it back at the last possible minute, would you be very happy? I wouldn't be happy if this were the case. My point here is why should we let blind AT just because it is specialized get away with not playing by the same rules as regular businesses? I'm sorry, but some may not agree with me on this point, but this is just my personal thought, blind AT shouldn't be allowed to play by a different set of rules and regulations.
If only we all lived in an ideal world
By Soupy
In an ideal world, do people think that KNFB would prefer to have released the app already or still be waiting to release it? If we assume that they are sane, so would like to have the app in the App Store paying back their $1million investment, should we also assume that there are likely to be very good reasons why this is not the case? Whatever those reasons are, I'm very sure that spiting blind people is not at the top of the list …
Knfb and a responce to an email.
I asked knfb if the App will run on the 4s and got this responce.
Hello Brad:
Thank you for your message. When we first updated our website announcing the KNFB Reader iOS app, we believed that the iPhone 4s was going to be capable of running the KNFB Reader app without issues. After performing more extensive testing, we ran in to hardware limitations that we are not going to be able to resolve by launch date. Due to camera, processor, and memory constraints on the iPhone 4s, we felt the need to remove this device from the supported list until we have more time to optimize our app for these limitations. I know this isn't what you wanted to hear, however our goal is to provide the best app that we can and to be transparent regarding any changes. If you have additional questions and or require clarification, please let me know.
Hai Nguyen Ly
Technical Support Specialist - KNFBReading Technology Inc.
So while it's not what those who have a 4s want to hear at the moment, at least the response was quick.
If you could I'd update to the 5s or the 6 when it comes out.
the release of KNFB
In reply to exactly, I mean you wouldn't by alex wallis
Do any of you have any idea what goes into producing an app, or a game, or a computer program? Why do you expect the KNFB reader to come out on the "expected", notice the quotation marks?, date? What will waiting for a while longer hurt? Why must you have it now, now, now? Did they say that it will be released on a certain date, or that it is expected to be released? If they gave an estimated date, you're whining over nothing. If it was promised, absolutely, on a specific date, and that deadline is not met, what do you expect as compensation? The waiting of releasing to coincide with IOS 8 makes sense, because IOS 8 will be able to better take advantage of what the app offers. If you're not going to use IOS 8, then don't worry about it. Just hang onto your britches and quit whining. Or, even better, complain to the app developers. If they don't have a valid excuse, and be sure to use an open mind when reading their response and reasoning, then you might have a legitimate complaint.
The whining seriously must stop
You guys, seriously...we need to get some perspective on this. I'm certainly not an expert when it comes to developing an app, but I've certainly done my share of beta testing, so I can definitely see what kind of difficulties that are associated with developing one. I don't know exactly what happened behind the scenes, but I, like a couple of others here suspect that the KNFB guys fully intended to release the app sometime in August, but they may have run into some difficulties with the app, which is entirely possible. They never set a release date in stone, so you guys can certainly whine about that, but what good does it really do you? Whining about it here doesn't change the release date, it doesn't make the app come out any sooner, so whining about it is basicly pretty pointless. Also, let me speak to this whole comparison to Walmart and other bigger businesses. You can't compare the 2 because places like Walmart do not develop apps, they aren't in the same game. Walmart is a big box store that sells hundreds of items, and it's aimed at a wide market of everyone from your baby brother, all the way on up to grandma an grandpa. KNFB and other app developers are in a completely different business, these guys are here to develop an app that is aimed to a very specific audience. It's targeted at a very, very nitch market, like it or not, and sell it for money, which blind people will plunk down 99 bucks for. Yes they could've handled it better, and yes I think offering a demo or a free version that has some limits would've been the best way to go. However, these guys have their reasons. So either buy it and enjoy it, or don't, and let those who enjoy it do that. Whining will basicly make you feel good for a few minutes but in the end it doesn't really change anything. You wanna show these guys how you feel? If you don't like the way they do stuff, again I say don't buy it!
I note they moved the goalposts again, patterns, patterns
In reply to The whining seriously must stop by Toonhead
I specifically asked them if the 4S was to be supported on twitter, no response. Look, this company has no clue about relations. The 4S is obviously an old phone but still in use by many. All this talk about us just being whiners doesn't help either, we are consumers and have rights to take these companies to task for being stupid. As to the person who asked what rules they violated, the rule of good will and putting the customer first might be a couple fr you to think about.
Finally, to everyone saying that they never set a release date, the website said by the end of august. Not, hopefully! by the end of august so legally they are at fault for lying to consumers. This company would give our Which? magazine in the UK a run for it's money, so many things they have got wrong with marketing and customer relations - you could write a book on them.
It's sad that you insist on finding hidden motives, illegal activity, and who-knows-what-else in everything K-NFB does.
Is it seriously illegal (in a court of law, vs. your own world) for a company to state a release date for a product, then decide to change that date?
What it comes down to is this: enough entitled whining already. No wonder K-NFB isn't engaging with us; if I were part of their social media team, I'd have very little motivation to engage with a community increasingly known for its one-sided, lack-of-perspective whining.
Unfortunate people have been misled, but ...
Hi! I agree that it's unfortunate that many people who want to get the KNFB Reader IOS app were misled by being told that the app would be released by the end of August before that date being changed to coincide with the release of IOS 8, but, in spite of their huge marketing mistakes in handling this, KNFB probably has some good reasons for delaying the release of the app, for example ironing out bugs or merely feeling that the app will work much better with IOS 8 so they prefer to wait until that new version of IOS is released. Admittedly, they say KNFB Reader will work with IOS 7, but it's probably been designed more specifically for IOS 8 so perhaps it will work better with that. Speaking for myself, I am unlikely to buy the KNFB Reader app in the near future, partly because I am an iPhone 4S owner and the app is not compatible with that model, partly because, even if I upgrade to the iPhone 6 in the next few months, I want to be sure of how well the app performs before I make up my mind whether to spend the equivalent of $99 in euros in the French app store before I get the app, assuming it will be released in the French app store anyway, which I don't yet know. However, for those who'd like this app soon, have an iPhone new enough to use it on, and can afford the app immediately after its release, such people don't have to wait much longer, as Apple is announcing IOS 8 this month and we already know that the KNFB Reader app will be released around that time, so there really isn't much point in complaining about an app arriving two or three weeks later than expected, even if dislike of being told different dates at different times is understandable. I hope that all of you who do want to get the KNFB Reader app enjoy it, and that it proves to be as good as the one demo I have heard of it has made it seem.
I will say this
The one point I will agree with James on is that it was wrong of the KNFB guys to say that it would be released by the end of August. Rule number 1 with app development is to never, ever set a tentative release date, even if you think it might be later. The best way to handle it is to tell them you don't like their business practices, and don't support them by buying the app. It is just that simple.
Mistakes!
Hey Toonhead,
They made 2 big mistakes. They should have never pinpointed timeline. They should have left with late summer, early Fall.
The biggest mistake was telling people to buy discounted iTunes vouchers, because app is on the way. Yes, only delayed 2 weeks. Yet, I can't help but wonder how many did that. Finding themselves hurting for that money now.
In my opinion, KNFB should have left that part for people to figure out for themselves. As for legality, I don't see anything illegal. They just tarnished image with very poor communication.
Again, telling us to not buy it and stop complaining is stupid
In reply to Mistakes! by J.P.
Look, this app will probably be best in class at what it is supposed to do. Telling us to shut up, take it, roll over and not to buy it isn't helpful either, you just come over as apologists. Blindies are good at this though, rolling over and taking this from AT companies. Talking down to those of us who are actually concerned about how business is conducted in our community is very disrespectful to our point of view. I will be buying the program because of a lack of success with the other scanning apps. I do wonder what comes next though, if a company can do this twice then it can do it again. I am curious to find out if Alex gets a response from Jim, you can bet it will be all about how good the app is without any regard for the ill will they have generated. You forget folks, they won't release a demo because it'll work first time for people. Funny attitude but expected. Let us see what happens, I bet it'll be delayed again, just watch.
Pointless Discussion
What you consider "rolling over and taking this," I consider being reasonable.
My hat is off to K-NFB for staying away from the nonsense on this forum. While the antagonists may wish to engage K-NFB in a debate that simply cannot be won, I think K-NFB's strategy of remaining silent (and thereby not engaging in the one-sided, vitriolic bully tactics that characterize these types of discussions) is to be respected. What I see is a company who is secure enough in their product not to feel the need to respond to people who, no matter what the evidence, simply choose not to examine the situation from anything less than the most synical perspective imaginable.
I think it's time for myself, and everyone else who wishes to be reasonable about this situation, to take a leaf out of K-NFB's book and ignore those with whom it is simply impossible to reason.
Well I have just had the
Well I have just had the below from James Gashel, I suppose I can see his position knfb were caught between a rock and a hard place.
It goes to show its definitely worth contacting him, I hope people find the below of interest.
Thanks Alex -- While I appreciate your suggestion that I should respond to
blog posts on applevis, I am concerned that doing so would lead to more and
more exchanges and responses, which diverts from our work on the app.
Nonetheless, since you took the time to write me directly, I am responding
to you as well.
Not sure if you are aware, but, as a developer, Apple does not give us
access to the final production of an iOS upgrade until only a few days
before the launch. Although you say that app developers go ahead and
release their apps even though a new iOS is coming, this is not so much the
case only days before a new iOS is released. However, most app developers
just don't make a public announcement of their plans, so you really don't
know if they could have released their app(s) before the new iOS comes out.
In our case we felt we should make a public statement since we had
previously announced August 31 as our expected release date. In retrospect,
perhaps we should have been more like Apple and not told anyone a date until
we needed to do so at more or less the last moment, so to speak. When we
announced August 31 as our expected release date, we were assuming the rumor
to be true that the new iOS would not be coming out until some time later in
the fall, and we felt we would be ready well before that time. However,
when we learned last week that the new iOS would probably come out around
September 9/10, we decided that the only responsible thing to do would be to
launch at approximately the same time.
Obviously we knew that there would be a certain number of people who would
express dissatisfaction when we announced that we would coordinate release
of the KNFB Reader with Apple's upgrade to iOS 8. But past experience tells
us that this is the best approach.
Consider this possibility, which is quite likely: Someone buys the KNFB
Reader app on September 1, running iOS 7, and everything is working fine.
Then on September 10 the same user upgrades to iOS 8, launches the KNFB
Reader, and experiences crashes and/or other difficulties in using the app.
At that point it is not possible to go back to iOS 7, so the person is stuck
with an app they can't use, and we are getting a black eye as a result. Now
multiply the above situation by a thousand or more similar people, and
imagine the tech support nightmare we would have, not to mention the
legitimate complaints there would be posted on applevis and other sites.
Actually, I can hear it now: "You know iOS 8 was coming so why would you put
out an app that doesn't work?"
Obviously we want to have lots of satisfied users, and we want to do our
best not to disappoint. Most people who have responded to our announcement
understand and appreciate this and realize we made the best decision we
could make. If Apple had given the world more notice of its plans, then we
could have also done a better job of timing the release of the KNFB Reader
app, but that was not the case. We live in the world as it is, and not
always as we would like it to be.
So, my advice to those who take issue with our decision is, "Please relax.
We all have the same goal. Why would we want to hold up a release one day
longer than we need too? Please try to show some patience and civility, not
to mention understanding."
James Gashel
That's fine by me
In reply to Pointless Discussion by Laszlo
I will sit back while you get shafted by these companies, happily laughing at you, simple. The world isn't roses and whine all of the time, sorry you want that but we're not in disneyland
Thanks for the response Alex
I read your message, still typically them as a company but they did at least write back. I note that when I wrote to them and offered my resources as a previous tester for the PDA based reader, he didn't even recall me, funny that but again typical
Topic Now Closed
By AppleVis
We've decided to close this thread, as it has now reached a point where it appears nothing positive or productive is likely to come from leaving it open for further comments.
This is not something that we enjoy doing, but we enjoy even less having this type of discission on AppleVis.
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