Part of the appeal of mobile applications is that you can take your application and its data with you wherever you go. One reality of mobile is, at times, a mobile device does not have a working connection to the Internet. This might seem to be an insurmountable problem for mobile Web applications. However, Web applications have evolved and become capable of working offline. In this article, you will learn how to offline-enable your mobile Web application and learn to detect when your application goes from offline to online and vice versa.
an article about the usage of twitter with the result, that 90% of all tweets were produced by just 10% of all twitter-users. there was also some research about the gender's influence on twitter usage
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87--110(April 2003)On November 7, 2000, despite the ardent pleas of clergy from across the spectrum of religious traditions, South Carolina voters repealed a constitutional amendment to pave the way for a state lottery. In a state known for intense evangelical religiosity, this outcome raises several important questions about the political influence of religion and religious leaders. In this article we offer a history of the religious aspects of the lottery debate in South Carolina and an empirical look at the relationships between religious factors and support for the lottery among South Carolina voters. Specifically, we explore the extent to which involvement in evangelical Protestantism, political salience of religion, and clergy cues affected public support for a state lottery. Data for the empirical analysis are drawn from an October 3, 2000 poll of 450 South Carolinians who had voted in two previous elections..