The August 18, 2009 issue of Annals of Internal Medicine includes an article in its History of Medicine section that attributes the death of Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart to:
” … a streptococcal infection leading to an acute nephritic syndrome caused by poststreptococcal glomerulonephritis …”
In 2001, I wrote an article about adapting Ansel Adams’ Zone System to digital cameras for digitalFOTO. Later that year I was awarded a Maggie Award for that article — I was cited as the writer of the “best how-to article in a consumer magazine” for that year
Unfortunately, digitalFOTO was later discontinued and, likewise, this award-winning article can no longer be found. My latest App, GetZoned picks up where this award-winning article left off — most of the material has been updated to today’s digital cameras and extra features, like a set of digitally-mastered Zone test cards, have been added.
GetZoned is on sale for 99 cents.
My latest App, GetZoned, is now on sale in the Apple iTunes App Store. You can learn more about this App via this direct link to iTunes. [NOTE: this link will open iTunes on your computer.] GetZoned cost $0.99 to purchase.
My latest App, GetZoned, has been rejected by the Apple iTunes App Store for displaying pricing information. The actual rejection notice said:
“Thank you for submitting GetZoned to the App Store. We’ve reviewed GetZoned and determined that we cannot post this version of your iPhone application to the App Store because your application contains pricing information in the application and/or marketing text (Application Description / Release Notes). Providing specific pricing information in these locations may lead to user confusion because of pricing differences in countries. It would be appropriate to remove pricing information from these locations.”
The recommended corrections have been made and the App resubmitted for approval.
I am an App developer, author, contributing editor, and PopSci Project Builder.
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