MoHallway
what are some good games for riding in a car for a long time, something that will keep me preoccupied
longest list gets best answer :D
Answer
BF Caller or GF Caller- comes in handy if when it's on ur first screen/page
Shazam- can tell you the artist/title of any song that is playing (i keep this on the first screen/page as well-- b/c i always have to quickly scramble to it when the radio is on)
What's On- a great TV Guide, complete with the actual TV channels
Showtimes- AWESOME movie app. Displays all the local movie theatres and all the movie times!
Backgrounds- free backgrounds for your iPhone
Around Me- tells you all the business/banks/grocery stores around you
BofA- bank of america App
Carries Dots- fun oldschool 2 person game
CatchaMouse- cute game!
Crash Bandicoot- Not free, but fun! (very similar to Mario Kart)
BJ Run Lite- blackjack
Celeb Gossip- compilation of various gossip sites
TMZ- gossip (i'm waiting for Media Takeout to get an app!)
Cheap Gas!- cheapest gas in your area
3D Coaster- I have the free version... It's limited, but thrilling! wahoooo
Drinks Free- Recipe book of almost every drink you can make
Drinks- another drink App!
Facebook
FML- great when you need to be reminded that your life isn't that shitty after all
FourFree- connect four
Garf- just like the oldschool Simon game
IM+ Lite- AIM and GChat app
iPhunny- late nite comedy jokes (leno, connan, etc)
Mancala FS5- old school game, you can play remotely with friends, super fun!
MedAbbr- quick guide of medical abbreviations
Med Ref- similar to above
100 Pushups- costs, but helps strengthen and be able to do greater # of pushups!
200 Squats- same as above, but squats
NYTimes- news app
AP Mobile- associated press news
USA Today- more news
Wikipanion- wikipedia! Awesome!
Moron Test- no further description needed.
myWireless- a great AT&T app (pay your bills/check minutes and txts)
Pac-Man
Pandora- pandora radio, works great!!!
Paper Toss-
reMovem free- fun game
Sally's Spa- love this game!
Scramble- fun word game
Sirius- havent used it yet, but supposed to be a limited version of sirius satellite radio
Sim City- not free, but fun if u like this kind of stuff (build cities)
Sims 3- same as above (manage a sim person)
Tower Free- fun game!
Urbanspoon- restaurant guide
Yelp- more restaurants
WordSearch Unlimited- an OK wordsearch app
BF Caller or GF Caller- comes in handy if when it's on ur first screen/page
Shazam- can tell you the artist/title of any song that is playing (i keep this on the first screen/page as well-- b/c i always have to quickly scramble to it when the radio is on)
What's On- a great TV Guide, complete with the actual TV channels
Showtimes- AWESOME movie app. Displays all the local movie theatres and all the movie times!
Backgrounds- free backgrounds for your iPhone
Around Me- tells you all the business/banks/grocery stores around you
BofA- bank of america App
Carries Dots- fun oldschool 2 person game
CatchaMouse- cute game!
Crash Bandicoot- Not free, but fun! (very similar to Mario Kart)
BJ Run Lite- blackjack
Celeb Gossip- compilation of various gossip sites
TMZ- gossip (i'm waiting for Media Takeout to get an app!)
Cheap Gas!- cheapest gas in your area
3D Coaster- I have the free version... It's limited, but thrilling! wahoooo
Drinks Free- Recipe book of almost every drink you can make
Drinks- another drink App!
FML- great when you need to be reminded that your life isn't that shitty after all
FourFree- connect four
Garf- just like the oldschool Simon game
IM+ Lite- AIM and GChat app
iPhunny- late nite comedy jokes (leno, connan, etc)
Mancala FS5- old school game, you can play remotely with friends, super fun!
MedAbbr- quick guide of medical abbreviations
Med Ref- similar to above
100 Pushups- costs, but helps strengthen and be able to do greater # of pushups!
200 Squats- same as above, but squats
NYTimes- news app
AP Mobile- associated press news
USA Today- more news
Wikipanion- wikipedia! Awesome!
Moron Test- no further description needed.
myWireless- a great AT&T app (pay your bills/check minutes and txts)
Pac-Man
Pandora- pandora radio, works great!!!
Paper Toss-
reMovem free- fun game
Sally's Spa- love this game!
Scramble- fun word game
Sirius- havent used it yet, but supposed to be a limited version of sirius satellite radio
Sim City- not free, but fun if u like this kind of stuff (build cities)
Sims 3- same as above (manage a sim person)
Tower Free- fun game!
Urbanspoon- restaurant guide
Yelp- more restaurants
WordSearch Unlimited- an OK wordsearch app
Help with english media! why news outlets do not immediately release the names of people who are injured/kiled?
Free2Siing
&& what are the clashes between conflict between the privacy rights of celebrities and the rights of journalists to meet the audienceâs desire for information
thank you SO muchh. <3
Answer
Not releasing the victim's name immediately is a courtesy to the family, so they won't learn about it from the radio or TV or some acquaintance calling and saying, "I just saw on Channel 101 that your husband was murdered!" Also, it guards against the possibility that the victim was misidentified in the beginning. Most news media are willing to extend this degree of courtesy, especially since it won't cost them anything.
Of course the media actually have the right to broadcast this information; but public indignation is something they wish to avoid, usually, so they don't. Besides, a lot of media personnel are decent people.
Celebrities have a lesser expectation of privacy than the average citizen. Nevertheless they do want some privacy. If a celebrity is killed in a car crash, it is less likely that the media will delay the identification.
So far we are talking about information that is not hidden or secret. But the real conflict begins when journalists actively spy or invade the privacy of celebrities, to get real or fake information. Even a celebrity has a reasonable expectation to be private in his/her home.
Journalists have been arrested for harassing people in their own homes; sometimes they feel it is worth a few hours in jail and a fine, to get the information and get paid for it.
Not releasing the victim's name immediately is a courtesy to the family, so they won't learn about it from the radio or TV or some acquaintance calling and saying, "I just saw on Channel 101 that your husband was murdered!" Also, it guards against the possibility that the victim was misidentified in the beginning. Most news media are willing to extend this degree of courtesy, especially since it won't cost them anything.
Of course the media actually have the right to broadcast this information; but public indignation is something they wish to avoid, usually, so they don't. Besides, a lot of media personnel are decent people.
Celebrities have a lesser expectation of privacy than the average citizen. Nevertheless they do want some privacy. If a celebrity is killed in a car crash, it is less likely that the media will delay the identification.
So far we are talking about information that is not hidden or secret. But the real conflict begins when journalists actively spy or invade the privacy of celebrities, to get real or fake information. Even a celebrity has a reasonable expectation to be private in his/her home.
Journalists have been arrested for harassing people in their own homes; sometimes they feel it is worth a few hours in jail and a fine, to get the information and get paid for it.
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