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Newcomer Andrew Touma was the top vote getter, with incumbents Charles Walker and Kristen Grandinetti also picking up the Democratic line in November's general election in Tuesday's primary.
Incumbent Sam Fruscione came in fourth, and blamed his loss, in part, on racism against Italian Americans in Niagara Falls.
In his concession speech, Fruscione blamed "the games and antics of many media sources toward the Italian-American community."
"They treated me like it was 1951 in Niagara Falls," Fruscione said, saying the media played a negative role.
Listen to Fruscione's speech:
Fruscione then walked away, leaving campaign manager Ron Cunningham to answer questions from reporters. Here's what he had to say:
"You paint a silly picture of somebody, people tend to believe it," Fruscione said a short time later outside his campaign headquarters on Pine Avenue.
Here's the anonymous political mailer that Fruscione said he had the biggest problem with:
Anonymous mailer attacking Sam Fruscione, known as Niagara Examiner
The final unofficial numbers from the Niagara County Board of Elections: Touma - 2,171; Walker - 1,994; Grandinetti - 1,721; Fruscione - 1,338. There were 290 absentee ballots issued to Falls Democrats.
Here's the story that I filed for the print edition: http://www.buffalonews.com/city-region/niagara-falls/fruscione-upended-in-falls-council-free-for-all-20130910
At a gathering of city Democrats at the Four Points by Sheraton on Buffalo Avenue, Touma said his goal was to get in the top three on Tuesday.
"I'm humbled by the fact that the residents of Niagara Falls, a city that I care about and truly love, thought enough of me to vote for me and the fact that I would finish first is just an amazing experience," Touma said. "And I'm not going to let anybody down. I'm not going to let 'em down and I'm going to work hard for them."
Walker said he's a Council member who votes on the issues, not on personality, and he said it meant a lot to get the second-most votes on Tuesday.
"It pretty much says to me that the Democrats of this city recognize that the voting record I have, they respect it, and they chose to move me forward," Walker said.
Grandinetti said she is proud to live in a community where people paid attention.
"We trusted them with the truth and they made a choice," she said.
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On a night when everything but the concession nachos drew a personal foul and referees spent more time in huddles than did the players, Ringling took control late and beat Empire, 42-14, here Thursday.
Game officials called 34 total penalties in a game that lasted more than three hours. Empire was flagged 14 times for 137 yards, while Ringling notched 178 yards in penalties.
Empire drew seven penalties in the fourth quarter alone.
The loss drops Empire to 6-2 overall and 4-1 in District A-4. The Bulldogs will need wins over Velma-Alma and Bray-Doyle to earn the right to host a playoff game. Ringling moved to 7-1 overall and 5-0 in the district.
Ringling fought to a 21-7 halftime lead, but Empire's Dillon Twigg intercepted a pass and returned it for a touchdown to cut the deficit to 7. There was 6:10 left in the third quarter, and it looked as if momentum was swinging in Empire's favor.
However, Ringling answered with 13-play, 64-yard scoring drive to recapture momentum for good.
Though it was a battle, Ringling won the war up front. The Blue Devils rushed for 378 yards, including 193 in the second half. Empire, while staying within striking distance for much of three quarters, managed just 93 yards of total offense.
Both teams traded shots early, with Empire nearly drawing first blood.
Ringling went to work, mostly on the ground, and took a 6-0 lead when quarterback Tanner Richardson scored from the 3-yard line.
Empire answered, however, and briefly lead in the second quarter. Twigg ran a kickoff back to the Ringling 19 and seven plays and five total penalties later, he scored from the 2. Anthony Gonzalez kicked the extra-point to give Empire a 7-6 advantage.

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Nancy Pearcey, distinguished Christian author, scholar, and speaker, challenged the Patrick Henry College community on Friday, February 19, 2010 to "take back the English department." She demonstrated how the visual art of various ages illustrated the underlying world philosophies -- and helped to create them. Christians, she said, must unify key principles that have diverged in secular philosophy.
The lecture was part of a tradition now more than five years old, in which PHC seeks to show how faith and reason are unified under one banner -- God's truth.


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Weekly Activity Report August 30, 2013
Fairfax County Police Department
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4100 Chain Bridge Road, Fairfax, Va. 22030
703-246-2253. TTY 711. Fax 703-246-4253
ACTIVITIES REPORTED THROUGH August 28, 2013
This report is published every Friday. The information in each report covers significant criminal incidents from the week before. Reports cover a time frame from the preceding Thursday through the next Wednesday.
The report contains selected crimes, including animal-related incidents and property crimes. The information is organized by district station. If a section has no reported incident, that section will not be shown. Addresses shown indicate blocks and not specific locations.
Note: Information contained in the Weekly Activity Report is generally based on initial reports made to the police department. Follow-up investigations may reveal additional information. Also, this report is not a comprehensive list of every police event in Fairfax County in the stated time frame.
To view our news releases, please visit: http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/news-releases/
For personal safety tips and other helpful ideas, please visit: http://www.fairfaxcounty.gov/police/citizen-awareness/
Domestic violence-related charges: 43
Illegal drug-related charges: 70
DWI-related charges: 74
(These numbers are based on preliminary data which undergoes frequent modification and may not reconcile with year-end totals.)
Back-To-School Safety Reminders
Police Seek Public's Assistance in Locating Missing Man
BUSINESS COMPLIANCE, 8/22/13. Officers in the West Springfield Police District conducted business compliance checks at 15 businesses. Three arrests were made for the illegal sale of alcohol.
DIRECTED PATROL, 8/23/13. Officers from the Operations Support Bureau patrolled the county searching for drunk drivers. Five drivers were charged with DWI. Thirty-five summonses and 10 warnings were issued.
CHECKPOINT, Telegraph Road/Farmington Drive, 8/24/13. Officers from the Mount Vernon and Franconia Police Distrists conducted a DWI checkpoint searching for drunk drivers. Five-hundred-forty-one vehicles passed through. Two drivers were charged with DWI. Eight summonses were issued and one criminal arrest was made.
DIRECTED PATROL, 8/24/13. Officers from the Sully Police District patrolled the area searching for drunk drivers. Five drivers were charged with DWI. Twenty summonses and 19 warnings were issued. Additionally, one criminal arrest was made.
BUI CHECKPOINT, Pohick Bay, 8/25/13. Officers from the Marine Patrol Unit conducted a Boating Under the Influence Checkpoint. Forty-two vessels were checked. No BUI charges were made. Eleven safety warnings were issued.
BURGLARY, 14200 block of Centreville Square, 8/23/13, 5:20 a.m. An employee reported someone entered the business and stole cash. Forced entry was made through the front door.
UNLAWFUL ENTRY, 7000 block of Clifton Road, 8/26/13, 9:05 p.m. Officers responded for an alarm and searched the building. No one was located inside. Following a search of the area, a 17-year-old boy and 16-year-old girl were found in the tree-line. They admitted to forcing entry through a window. They were handed over to their parents. Charges are pending.
BURGLARY, 6300 block of Cider Barrel Circle, 8/28/13, 1:20 p.m. Resident reported someone entered the residence and took property. Entry was made through a garage door.
4800 block of Autumn Glory Way, license plate from vehicle
5900 block of Baron Kent Lane, purse from vehicle
14700 block of Basingstoke Loop, personal documents and bag from vehicle
5900 block of Gunther Court, GPS and radio from vehicle
5700 block of Hollow Oak Lane, cd's from vehicle
14100 block of Lotus Lane, wallet from vehicle
4000 block of Novar Drive, cell phone and wallet from business
4900 block of Stonecroft Boulevard, clothing from vehicle
None reported
BURGLARY, 8200 block of Richmond Highway, 8/22/13, 6:25 a.m. An employee reported someone entered the business and stole business documents. Forced entry was made through a window.
BURGLARY, 3900 block of Stoneybrooke Drive, 8/22/13, 11:55 a.m. An employee reported someone entered the business but nothing was stolen. Forced entry was made through a door.
Convenience Store Robbery in Huntington Area
ROBBERY, 3300 block of Lockheed Boulevard, 8/27/13, 5:50 p.m. A 20-year-old man was sitting when three men approached him. One suspect assaulted the victim and attempted to take an electronic device. The victim resisted and all three suspects fled on foot. The victim sustained a non-life threatening injury. The suspects were described as black males in their 20s.
BURGLARY/DESTRUCTION, 7500 block of Republic Court, 8/21/13 – 8/28/13. An employee reported someone entered an empty apartment and vandalized property.
BURGLARY, 1800 block of Edgehill Drive, 8/23/13-08/27/13. A resident reported someone entered the residence and stole cash and property. Forced entry was made through a window.
ROBBERY, 7400 block of Fordson Road, 8/28/13, 2:05 p.m. A 72-year-old man was walking home when two individuals approached from behind. One suspect grabbed the victim while the other suspect grabbed cash from the victim. The victim was not injured. First suspect described as a tall black male with short hair and the second suspect was described as a short black male with shoulder-length hair.
1000 block of Bellview Road, license plate from vehicle
4500 block of Colony Court, laptop computer from residence
7700 block of Dove Drive, wallet from residence
8100 block of Fordson Road, purses and wallets from business
2300 block of Huntington Avenue, beer from business
2000 block of International Drive, merchandise from business
7900 block of Janna Lee Avenue, briefcase from vehicle
8000 block of Merry Oaks Court, purse from vehicle
2100 block of Patty Lane, wallet from vehicle
4900 block of Pole Road, keys from residence
2600 block of Prosperity Avenue, bicycle from business
6300 block of Richmond Highway, merchandise from business
6400 block of Richmond Highway, electronic device from business
6300 block of Richmond Highway, video games from business
6600 block of Richmond Highway, briefcase from vehicle
7700 block of Richmond Highway, parking sticker from vehicle
7900 block of Richmond Highway, machete from business
8400 block of Richmond Highway, laptop computer from residence
8800 block of Richmond Highway, wallet from business
4200 block of Sonia Court, gun from vehicle
5300 block of Tessie Terrace, rims from vehicle
6600 block of Tower Drive, cell phone from residence
6300 block of Dorset Drive, Ford F-250
8700 block of Old Colony Way, 2009 Suzuki GSXR motorcycle
Police Investigate Death of 16-Year-Old Girl
BURGLARY, 2200 block of Casemont Drive, 8/24/13, 6:25 p.m. A resident reported someone entered the home. It is not clear what was stolen. Forced entry was made through a rear door.
BURGLARY, 1700 block of Gosnell Road, 8/25/13, 2:55 p.m. A resident reported someone entered the home and stole a laptop computer. There were no signs of forced entry.
BURGLARY, 7300 block of Gordons Road, 8/25/13, 10:30 p.m. A resident reported someone entered the home and stole jewelry. There were no signs of forced entry.
ASSAULT, 3100 block of Allen Street, 8/29/13, 1:25 a.m. A 45-year-old man was stabbed in the upper body by two men while walking. The suspects approached from behind, assaulted the victim and fled. The victim was treated for non-life threatening injuries. The suspects were described as black, 25 to 30 years old.
8300 block of Boone Boulevard, wallet from business
1900 block of Chain Bridge Road, jersey from business
1700 block of Chesterford Way, bicycle from residence
1100 block of Clover Drive, wallet from residence
1500 block of Cornerside Boulevard, merchandise from business
2700 block of Gallows Road, bicycle from residence
2900 block of Gallows Road, wallet from business
2800 block of Marshall Street, DVD from business
1900 block of Old Gallows Road, cigarettes from business
2100 block of Tannin Place, electronic device from residence
2800 block of Grovemore Lane, Honda Accord
2800 block of Hartland Road, 2012 Infinity
12100 block of Polo Drive, 2005 Suzuki GSXR motorcycle
None reported
6300 block of 8TH Street, airbags from vehicle
7200 block of Arlington Boulevard, wine and beer from business
5700 block of Columbia Pike, driver's license from vehicle
3300 block of Gallows road, GPS from vehicle
5100 block of Glen Park Road, cell phone from business
Hummer Road/Heritage Drive, cell phone from business
5100 block of Leesburg Pike, cell phone from business
5700 block of Leesburg Pike, credit cards from business
6200 block of Leesburg Pike, items from vehicle
6900 block of Oak Ridge Road, laptop computer, bag and GPS from vehicle
3000 block of Patrick Henry Drive, wallet from business
3300 block of Peace Valley Lane, laptop computers and keys from school
3800 block of South George Mason Drive, beer from business
3400 block of South Jefferson Street, cell phone and charge from vehicle
3400 block of Spring Lane, bicycle from residence
3300 block of Mansfield Road, 1993 Honda Odyssey
3800 block of Persimmon Circle, Toyota Highlander
Body Discovered in South Lakes Area
Body in South Lakes Identified
Discovery Street/Bluemont Way, backpack from residence
11100 block of Forest Edge Drive, bicycles from residence
12600 block of Magna Carta Road, bicycle from residence
2100 block of Monaghan Drive, money from residence
2700 block of New Ambler Court, lawn chair from residence
2300 block of Soft Wind Court, electronic device from residence
12100 block of Sunset Hills Road, bicycle from business
2100 block of Westglade Court, electronic device from vehicle
None reported
ASSAULT, 7400 block of Floyd Avenue, 8/22/13, 3:35 p.m. A 16-year-old was at a basketball court when three unknown men struck him several times. The victim went to the hospital and was treated for non life-threatening injuries.
LARCENY, 6300 block of Backlick Road, 8/22/13, 1:50 p.m. A 22-year-old woman was walking into a business. An unknown man grabbed her wallet and attempted to flee with it. She was able to maintain hold of the wallet and was not injured. The suspect fled.
ROBBERY, 9400 block of Richmond Highway, 8/26/13, 12:20 p.m. An 18-year-old man was walking home at approximately 4 a.m. when three individuals approached and demanded his money. The victim was stabbed during the altercation. The suspect fled without stealing anything. The victim responded to the hospital with non life-threatening injuries.
UNLAWFUL ENTRY, 7700 block of Stone Wheat Court, 8/26/13, 4:25 p.m. A resident reported an unknown man walked into the home through an unsecured door. The man left immediately when he saw someone in the home. Nothing was stolen.
Convenience Store Robbery in Springfield Area
6500 block of Frontier Drive, merchandise from business
5500 block of Heming Avenue, license plates from vehicle
6200 block of Rose Hill Court, paint from residence
6200 block of Rose Hill Drive, cell phone from business
6100 block of Charles Arrington Drive, 2008 Chevrolet
6200 block of Farrington Avenue, 2003 Ford Focus
5900 block of Founders Hill Drive, 2006 Scion
7800 block of Loisdale Road, 2014 Ford Taurus
5500 block of Malone Ridge Street, 2009 Honda CRV Motorcycle
6400 block of Silver Ridge Circle, 2002 Chevy Cavalier
7300 block of Telegraph Square Drive, 2000 Toyota Corolla
6200 block of Zehan Lane, 2004 Infiniti G35
Attempted Burglary and Assault in Burke Area
BRANDISHING, 8000 block of Edinburgh Drive, 8/25/13, 10:55 p.m. A 35- year-old man was sitting in a parked vehicle. Two young men approached and pointed a handgun at him. The victim hit the panic button on his car alarm and both suspects fled. No one was injured.
UNLAWFUL ENTRY, 7700 block of Donnybrook Court, 8/24/13, 5:15 p.m. A 30-year-old woman walked out of her bedroom to find a stranger in the living room. The man immediately fled. No one was injured and nothing was stolen.
Officer Involved Shooting in Springfield Area
8500 block of Barrow Furnace Lane, mail from residence
8700 block of Braddock Road, credit cards from business
7200 block of Boudinot Drive, credit card from residence
6100 block of Brentford Court, bicycles from residence
6400 block of Brentford Drive, electronic device from vehicle
5400 block of Brixham Court, electronic device from residence
7900 block of Greeley Boulevard, jewelry from residence
5500 block of Halwis Street, packages from residence
6000 block of Haverhill Court, tools from vehicle
9400 block of Lorton Market Street,liquor from business
9400 block of Old Burke Lake Road, beers from business
9400 block of Old Burke Lake Road, bracelet from business
8300 block of Old Keene Mill Road, credit cards from vehicle
9500 block of Old Keene Mill Road, vodka from business
9500 block of Old Keene Mill Road, meat from business
7700 block of Reservation Drive, backpack from business
6800 block of Rolling Road, license plate from vehicle
5200 block of Saint Genievieve Place, checkbook and bank card from residence
8100 block of Silverbrook Road, tools from vehicle
7500 block of Vogels Way, electronic device from residence
5400 block of Moultrie Road, 1999 Lexus LS 400
BURGLARY, 11700 block of Lee Highway, 8/23/13, 7:15 a.m. Officers responded for an alarm and found a shattered front door. An employee responded and confirmed the only items stolen were documents.
BURGLARY, 3100 block of Ariana Drive, 8/26/13, 8 a.m. A resident reported someone entered the home and stole jewelry. There were no signs of forced entry.
DESTRUCTION/BIAS CRIME, 3400 block of Waples Glen Court, 8/26/13, 4:15 p.m. A swastika was found etched into an outdoor staircase. The case is under investigation.
13500 block of Copper Ridge Drive, tools from vehicle
6200 block of Draco Street, money from residence
13100 block of Englishwood Lane, sunglasses from vehicle
12900 block of Fair Lakes Shopping Center, bottle of liquor from business
11700 block of Fair Oaks Shopping Center, cell phone from business
11200 block of James Swart Circle, cell phone from business
12100 block of Loveless Lane, money from residence
4100 block of Marble Lane, personal documents from residence
12600 block of Marcum Court, ammunition and magazine from vehicle
4100 block of Monument Court, jewelry from vehicle
13000 block of Red Admiral Place, television from vehicle
4200 block of Hunt Club Circle, Suzuki Hayabusa motorcycle
12500 Sweet Leaf Terrace, 2006 Honda Accord
4000 block of Spring Pond Place, 2005 Ford
None reported


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Kellem, Brown, Issac, and their 117 career starts have to be replacedAugust 4, 2011 · Athletic Communications
Key Losses: S Jeremy Kellem, S Kevin Brown, and CB Rod Issac. The threesome combined for 117 career starts. Key Returnees: CB Arness Ikner, FS Derrick Crumpton, SS Eric Russell
Battle to Watch (corner): The starting left corner job will be fun to watch in the fall between T.L. Edwards and Kenneth Gilstrap. Edwards had his first offseason at MT which has made him better and has him playing faster. Gilstrap is back to 100 percent and has unbelievable speed. Both are competitors and will battle to the very end.
Battle to Watch (safety): Derrick Crumpton and Eric Russell earned starting spots coming out of the spring but Denzell Guerra and Sammy Seamster are knocking on the door. It could end up with any of the four starting so the competition in the fall will be fierce.
Spring Standout: The standout among the corners was Chris Sharpe. The redshirt freshman played with a lot of confidence in the spring and will be exciting to watch. Coaches expect him to be in the mix. For the safeties, Eric Russell and Derrick Crumpton get the nod. Russell just loves to play the game and Crumpton took advantage of the opportunity. Both were consistent and took charge of the position.
Coach Bibee on the safeties
"I have guys who don't have a lot of experience but they have been in the program a long time. (Derrick) Crumpton has played in 38 games and (Denzell) Guerra has competed in 26 games. We have a lot of competition which should promote hard work and an intense summer because they all see playing time and will fight for it. We are not starting from scratch."
Coach Ellis on the cornerbacks
"I thought everyone got better fundamentally and improved their knowledge of the game. They pushed each other and played with a purpose. This is a playmaking group and will be more technical than last year's unit. All are very versatile."
Strong Safety
ERIC RUSSELL (Senior) - Coming off the best spring of any safety ... Loves to play the game ... Has similar ball skills to former player Jeremy Kellem ... A great athlete and a strong blitzer.
SAMMY SEAMSTER (r-Sophomore) - Played as a freshman then sat out last year to mature ... Possesses great overall tools ... Has exceptional strength, size, and speed ... Showed signs in the spring that he knows how to use his talents.
JUNO PRUDHOMM (Junior) - Missed about half the spring with an infection and conditioning suffered ... Has the ability to compete but needs a good summer to catch up ... Could see a lot of action on special teams.
Free Safety
DERRICK CRUMPTON (Senior) - On the field leader ... Has played a lot of good football the past two years and now is his time to shine ... Very physical ... Ready to be an every down player.
DENZELL GUERRA (r-Junior) - Is fighting for a starting job ... Was steady in the spring but will need to dedicate himself over the summer ... Is strongly in the mix.
Left Cornerback
T.L. EDWARDS (Senior) - A big, athletic, and physical corner ... Has great ball skills and has benefitted from his first offseason at MT ... Coming off a strong spring ... Needs to continue to redefine his technique.
KENNETH GILSTRAP (r-Sophomore) - Brings a lot of speed to the game, is competitive, and just loves to play ... Can play corner, in the nickel or dime package or as a kick returner ... Good overall athlete ... Just needs to regain his confidence after his injury.
CHRIS SHARPE (r-Freshman) - Can play a number or roles but is a natural corner ... Understands the game and is a tackling machine ... Knows angles and leverages ... Needs to continue building his strength.
Right Cornerback
ARNESS IKNER (Senior) - Pleasant surprise in the spring ... Plays with a chip on his shoulder, high intensity, and has a good understanding of the game ... Very fluid and compact ... Showed improvement from practice one of spring drills to practice 15 ... Needs to adjust to speed of the game at this level.
KHARI BURKE (r-Freshman) - Has great football pedigree and loves to play the game ... Possesses great transition and body movements for the position ... Needs to learn the entire defensive scheme.
MARQUISE DIXON (r-Sophomore) - A utility player who can play all four spots in the secondary ... Tough, physical, and likes to mix it up ... Needs to keep developing his lower body strength.
*Bryan Armstrong r-Jr. S
7 Khari Burke r-Fr. CB
*William Carter r-Jr. CB
24 Derrick Crumpton Sr. S
26 Marquise Dixon r-So. CB
6 T.L. Edwards Sr. CB
Reginald Farmer r-So. S
18 Kenneth Gilstrap r-So. CB
Brandon Grady r-So. CB
31 Denzell Guerra r-Jr. S
36 Jajuan Harley Jr. CB
*Robert Hogg r-Jr. S
5 Arness Ikner Sr. CB
Tracy Mayes r-Jr. CB
42 Juno Prudhomm Jr. S
1 Eric Russell Sr. S
8 Sammy Seamster r-So. S
27 Chris Sharpe r-Fr. CB
Lee Woods r-Jr. S
21 Kevin Byard Fr. S
47 Rodney O'Neal Fr. CB
39 James Roberson Fr. S
41 Jared Singletary Fr. CB
Follow the Blue Raiders on Twitter @MTAthletics for continued updates.
More Football NewsJul 31, 2014: Stockstill to open nine practices to public
Jul 30, 2014: Blue Raiders hold preseason press conference
Jul 28, 2014: MT, Duke to play home-and-home in football
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See the famous musical "Cats", on stage in Monaco from 1 to 4 October 2014 »Read more
Jack Monaco presents Jack's Sparrow evening on Friday 25 July 2014 »Read more
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Exhibition of photographs by Alice Blangero until 27 July 2014 »Read more
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November is National Pancreatic Cancer Awareness Month and one local group is planning an event to do just that.
Jaciel sits down with Jennifer LoConte, president of J's Run, and Laura Beaupre with cancer support services at Lehigh Valley Health Network to talk about the disease and what J's Run is doing to help.
Crews are battling a dwelling fire in Catasauqua.
Police are investigating what led to the death of a man in Reading late Friday night.
Traffic was tied up Saturday morning as a fire gutted a car on Route 33 in Northampton County.
The Israeli military announced Friday a 12-hour humanitarian cease-fire will start in Gaza Saturday.
The pharmaceutical giant Merck & Company is cutting 600 jobs in Montgomery County.
Democratic gubernatorial candidate Tom Wolf says he'd look to increase income taxes on Pennsylvania's higher earners to expand the state's share of public education funding.
Pope Francis has accepted his invitation to attend the World Meeting of Families in Philadelphia next year, according to Philadelphia Archbishop Charles Chaput.
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Very few people in the Lehigh Valley in the early 20th century were lucky enough to afford a cross-country vacation.
Balloons of all colors are taking flight in Hunterdon County, New Jersey this weekend.
The offices of a Carbon County municipality were closed for business Friday.
Thirty-seven-year-old Theresa Hanley of Sellersville was killed in a two-vehicle accident in New Britain Township at 6 p.m. Thursday.
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What are the greatest global threats to humanity? Are we on the verge of our own unexpected extinction?
An international team of scientists, mathematicians and philosophers at Oxford University's Future of Humanity Institute is investigating the biggest dangers.
And they argue in a research paper, Existential Risk as a Global Priority, that international policymakers must pay serious attention to the reality of species-obliterating risks.
Last year there were more academic papers published on snowboarding than human extinction.
The Swedish-born director of the institute, Nick Bostrom, says the stakes couldn't be higher. If we get it wrong, this could be humanity's final century.
Been there, survived it
So what are the greatest dangers?
First the good news. Pandemics and natural disasters might cause colossal and catastrophic loss of life, but Dr Bostrom believes humanity would be likely to survive.
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Liverpool recorded their first win of the Barclays U21 Premier League season on Bank Holiday Monday as they beat Crystal Palace in front of more than 1,500 supporters at Selhurst Park.
In an evenly-contested first half, Krisztian Adorjan put the visitors ahead with a curling free-kick from 20 yards out. Palace levelled early in the second period as first-team player Matt Parsons found the top corner with a fierce drive.
Liverpool restored their advantage through Jack Robinson and Michael Ngoo made the game safe with a tap-in to give the Reds on four points after their first two matches. Read a report here
Also in Group 3, Fulham slipped to a home defeat in their first Barclays Under-21 Premier League game of the season, as they lost to Wolverhampton Wanderers at their Motspur Park training ground.
Liam McAlinden gave Wolves the lead after 20 minutes before Kristian Kostrna doubled their advantage just three minutes later.
Fulham reduced the deficit after the break, through Dino Islamovic, but Wolves held on to take the points. Read a full report here
In Group 1, Norwich City maintained their perfect start away to Bolton Wanderers.
The home fans who paid £3 or £1 saw David Ngog get a half during his recovery from injury but went home disappointed as an own goal from Oscar Threlkeld gave Norwich the win after he turned in a drilled cross from Joe Murphy.
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Mason Montgomery and Zach King drove in five runs apiece Thursday, leading the defending Class B state champion Oneonta High baseball team to a 20-4 rout of host Seton Catholic Central.
Noah Sheehan tripled and doubled in the Southern Tier Athletic Conference game at NYSEG Stadium in Binghamton, and Oneonta teammate Conor Tavarone scored three times.
The Yellowjackets' 13-hit attack helped junior Kevin Smith to his first pitching victory. He struck out five, walked three and allowed two earned runs on four hits in six innings.
"Kevin pitched a strong game for us," said OHS coach Joe Hughes, whose team rebounded from a 7-3 loss to Owego on Monday that snapped the Jackets' 19-game winning streak. "He did a real nice job and benefited from some offensive fireworks. ... We had contributions up and down the lineup."
Montgomery, King, Sheehan, Tavarone and Chris Pindar each had two hits for OHS (4-1, 2-1), which visits Chenango Forks today.
Oneonta 20, Seton 4
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Oneonta 242 650 1 - 20 13 4
Seton CC 100 100 2 - 4 7 3
Kevin Smith (W,1-0), Conor Tavarone (7) and Zach King, Peter Brunetta (7). Casey Kane (L), David George (2), Steve Novitske (3), Brian Hartrick (4), Matt Corino (5), Neil McCormack (7) and Connor Legeikis. 2B: Chris Pindar (O), Zach King (O), Noah Sheehan (O), Mike Wolstenholme (O), Collin Neer (O). 3B: Neil McCormack (S), Noah Sheehan (O).
Gilboa 8, Jefferson 7
Winning pitcher Hunter Grace struck out nine and drove in four runs to lead visiting Gilboa to a Delaware League victory.
Grace finished 3-for-4 for the Wildcats, who received three hits and three runs from Mike Smith.
John Quagliano went 4-for-4 with two runs and two RBIs for Jefferson (3-3, 2-2), which got two hits from Michael Greiner.
Quagliano had an RBI single int he seventh and stole second but was stranded when Grace induced a game-ending groundout.
The J-Hawks visit Stamford today for a non-leaguer.
Gilboa 8, Jefferson 7
Gilboa 012 302 0 - 8 10 3
Jefferson 230 001 1 - 7 11 6
Hunter Grace (W) and Nick Vogiatzis. Nick Smith (L), Hunter Minalga (7) and James Quagliano. 2B: Mike Smith (G), Hunter Grace (G).
Stamford 12, SK 3
Greg Mattice finished with four runs, three hits and two RBIs to lead host Stamford to a Delaware League win.
Matt Anderson and winning pitcher Erik Ehrhart (two RBIs) contributed two hits apiece for the Indians, who held an 8-1 lead after two innings. Ehrhart struck out 10, walked four and allowed two hits in five innings.
Geoff Mattice had two RBIs for Stamford (3-1, 2-0), which hosts Jefferson today.
Griff Metzko hit an RBI triple in the fifth for the Rams.
Stamford 12, SK 3
S. Kortright 100 011 - 3 3 5
Stamford 530 31x - 12 10 1
Tom Newman (L), Ryan Sluiter (3), Sam Fabrykiewicz (5) and Dan Lutz. Erik Ehrhart (W,1-0), James Vhalakis (6) and Greg Keating. 2B: Greg Mattice (Sta), Matt Anderson (Sta). 3B: Griff Metzko (SK).
Windham 9, H-T 1
Zach Meyer went 3-for-3 with two RBIs, and Michael Lennon and Anthony Savasta combined to strike out 10 in a three-hitter as Windham won in the Delaware League.
The game was played at Hunter-Tannersville, but it counted as a home game for the Warriors, whose field is not playable.
Reliever Savasta struck out six over four scoreless innings.
Windham (3-1, 1-1) will travel to Germantown on Saturday.
Windham 9, H-T 1
at Hunter; Windham home team
Windham 023 103 x - 9 5 1
Zach Mudge, Davis (6) and Ruoff. Michael Lennon, Anthony Savasta (4) and Aidan Cohane. 2B: Zack Meyer (W).
Downsville 11, Margaretville 4
Colyn Bonadies' five-hitter included 12 strikeouts and Kevin Doig went 2-for-2 with four RBIs as host Downsville won at home in the Delaware League.
Kyle Short had two hits for Margaretville.
The Eagles (2-0, 2-0) will travel to Jefferson on Monday.
Downsville 11, Margaretville 4
Margaretville 201 001 0 - 4 5 8
Downsville 113 114 x - 11 7 2
Kyle Short (L), Matt VanValkenburg (4), Eric Mathiesen (6) and Cooper Reither. Colyn Bonadies (W) and Dylan Fisk. 2B: Kyle Short (M), Cooper Reither (M), Colyn Bonadies (D).
Roxbury 9, Davenport 7
Spencer Hinkley went 2-for-3 with a double and an RBI as visiting Roxbury won in the Delaware League.
Roxbury took an 8-5 lead in the fourth inning when Dakota Caronia singled, stole second and eventually scored on a groundout.
Cody Wamsley and Justin Fisher had three hits apiece for Davenport (1-4), which will host Deposit at 11 a.m. Saturday.
Roxbury 9, Davenport 7
Roxbury 502 110 0 _ 9 7 2
Davenport 032 200 0 _ 7 10 4
Nick Hamil, Eric Shultis (7) and Spencer Hinkley. Andrew Keil (L), Brett Hedman (1) and Cody Wamsley. 2B: Spencer Hinkley (Ro), Kyle Wamsley (D).
B-G 12, Walton 5
Jake Mazzarella had three hits, and Corbin Palmer and Austin Bauerle contributed two hits apiece to lead host Bainbridge-Guilford in the Midstate Athletic Conference.'
The Bobcats (6-1) took a 6-2 lead in the third inning, when winning pitcher Devon Rivera and Corbin Palmer led off with singles and eventually came around to score on a single by Bauerle. After Bauerle stole second, Tyler Ouimet singled him home.
B-G will host Oxford on Monday.
B-G 12, Walton 5
Walton 002 200 1 - 5 10 4
Bainbridge-Guilford 033 132 x - 12 11 2
Derek Mead (L), Robert Merrill (5), Dylan Wood (6) and Steven Klein. Devon Rivera (W), Corbin Palmer (5) and Tyler Ouimet.
Oxford 19, Delhi 7
Brady Sackett, Brian Hannigan and Tyler Dugan all had doubles for host Delhi, which lost in the Midstate Athletic Conference.
Richard Ryan doubled and tripled, and had five RBIs for Oxford.
The Bulldogs (1-4, 0-4) will play Sidney today.
Oxford 19, Delhi 7
Oxford 101 242 0 – 19 13 4
Delhi 002 001 4 – 7 5 3
Jeff Lawton (4), Cameron Heggie (W) and Matt Moore. Peter Lamakos, Dylan Cumpston (4,L), Brian Hannigan (6) and Tyler Cumpston. 2B: Brady Sackett (D), Brian Hannigan (D), Tyler Dugan (D), Cameron Heggie (O), Richard Ryan (O), Kyle Crawford (O). 3B: Richard Ryan (O).
UV 12, Edmeston 9
Dakota Kolvik and Kurt Haycook had three hits apiece in leading Unadilla Valley to a non-league win on the road.
Kolvik scored three runs, and Haycook had two RBIs and two runs.
Clayton Hawes went 3-for-3, with a homer and two RBIs for Edmeston, which received two hits from Clayton Lyon.
Edmeston, which also received a home run from Josh Nicolosi, is 4-1.
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Connor Pope (W), Andrew Radke (6) and Kyle King. Clayton Lyon, Ryan Head (N/A) and Clayton Hawes. 2B: Linton Wainright (E), Nathan Truax (E), Kyle King (U). 3B: Michael Clark (E), Dakota Kolvik (U). HR: Clayton Hawes (E), Josh Nicolosi (E).


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The latest phase of an effort to help needy, retired National Football League players has raised 50-thousand dollars from the public through an auction and donations, bringing the total to about 200-thousand dollars.
And the Gridiron Greats Assistance Fund says three individuals, who wish to remain anonymous, have pledged another 200-thousand dollars for the cause.
The fund was launched by Jerry Kramer, star right guard of the Green Bay Packers four decades ago under Vince Lombardi. Kramer started the effort by auctioning off a replica of his Super Bowl One ring last spring, raising more than 22-thousand dollars to help supplement pension and disability benefits for other former players.
Fund executive director Jennifer Smith says about 125-thousand dollars was raised through donations and by auctioning about 50 items earlier this month, before the 50-thousand dollars during the second phase.
Plans had originally called for holding one auction each year, while accepting donations year-round.
But Smith says so many sports memorabilia items and sports celebrity experiences are being donated as word of the effort has circulated that plans now call for a rolling auction. She says additional items are thus being added to the auction whenever they become available, with bids being accepted on them for ten days. They will continue to be offered on Kramer's Web site, http://www.jerrykramer.com.
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K. Michelle and J.R Smith's romance has really ended, or never really began in the first place!
Last week we all thought things were good between LHHATL's K.Michelle and NY Knicks shooting guard J.R Smith after they were spotted in NYC together and even tweeting about being with one another. Well it appears that things have fallen apart because J.R took to his Twitter once again to talk about the relationship saying, "That's not my girl! I don't care how you spell it! #NOWifey here. some of ya'll want ya cake and eat it too! lol i just want the #cake. sorry i ain't like most! when i'm with someone i'm with someone! When i'm not i'm not! you don't have to like it! #ITSME".
After he tweeted this, one of his followers called him out about tweeting that he was taking K.Michelle home from the club a few days ago in which J.R responded, "first of all she sent it from my phone." K Michelle decided to remain calm about the it but joined in the Twitter exchange and said "Damn i can't kiss a sexy man in the club without ya'll marrying me off?? I'm just young and getting it! He dumps me every two weeks, Damn i thought i had at least a couple of days left! Guess he don't wanna buy me no christmas gift. May be he will take me back in JAN. " She went on to say, "we all get mad but it's how you react to it. If you mad at me a phone call or text will do. Don't show out. I don't respect that. i can agree with that."
I don't know what to make of this, I mean I feel bad because K. Michelle put herself out there, wore her heart on her sleeve, dedicated a song to J.R and sung it on our show and she's still not getting any love. Maybe it's time to let go K.
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Removing the governor from the parole process for non-violent offenders would streamline the system and give those worthy of a second chance a more speedy release.
State Question 762, which goes before voters during the Nov. 6 general election, would give the State Pardon and Parole Board more authority by eliminating the need for the governor's approval.
Incarceration is meant as restitution to society for criminals and as a deterrent for would-be criminals.
But convicts also should be allowed to prove they can be productive members of society by their conduct in prison.
The state is better off rehabilitating offenders rather than just housing them.
We are better off when an offender can be re-integrated into society.
However, the pardon and parole process is politicized when the governor's office has oversight.
Sitting governors are influenced by the potential harm of pardoning or paroling the wrong convict.
If a convict is pardoned and re-offends, then the governor's next opponent will make it a campaign issue.
Governors are politically better off leaving most offenders in prison to say they are tough on crime.
Some will argue that the governor's office creates additional transparency. However, each month the board alerts family members of victims of crimes that the offender is up for parole.
And remember, State Question 762 applies to non-violent offenders only.
Those convicted of violent crimes should have to pass another stage of approval.
Non-violent offenders who have proven they pose no risk to society should be allowed release in a timely fashion.
Governors only slow down the process and create political decisions where there should be none.
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David W. Orr is the Paul Sears Distinguished Professor of Environmental Studies and Politics at Oberlin College. His new book, Down to the Wire: Confronting Climate Collapse, is an eloquent assessment of climate destabilization and an urgent call to action. In the excerpt below we learn about one challenge our government will need to address.
…the hardest tests for our Constitution and democracy are just ahead and have to do with the relationship between governance, politics, and the dramatic changes in Earth systems now under way. Human actions have set in motion a radical disruption of the biophysical systems of the planet that will undermine the human prospect, perhaps for centuries. The crucial issues will be decided by how and how well we conduct the public business in the decades and centuries ahead, and now on a planetary scale. Of the hard realities of governance ahead, five stand out.
The first challenge is that posed by climate change driven by the combustion of fossil fuels and changes in land management. The Fourth Assessment Report from the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (2007), the Stern Review (Stern, 2007), the research on the effects of global change on the United States carried out by the National Science and Technology Council (2008), and other scientific evidence indicate that our future will be characterized by:
- -Rising sea levels by perhaps, eventually, as much as five to six meters or more, but no one knows for certain. What is known is that virtually everything frozen on the planet is melting much more rapidly than anyone though possible even a few years ago.
- -Higher temperatures almost everywhere, but concentrated int he northern latitudes, melting permafrost, an boreal forests turning from weak sinks for carbon into sources of carbon and methane.
- -More drought and severe heat waves, particularly in mid-continent areas.
- -Tropical diseases spreading into regions with previously temperate climates and emergence of new diseases.
- -Degradation of forests and ecosystems due to higher temperatures, drought, and changing diseases.
- -Rapid decline of marine ecosystems threatened by acidification and higher surface water temperatures.
- -Larger (and possibly more frequent) hurricanes, tornadoes and fires.
- -Loss of a significant fraction of biological diversity.
Given our past emission of heat-trapping gases, much of this is simply unavoidable. Regardless of what we do now, the Earth will warm by another half to a full degree centigrade by midcentury bringing us uncomfortably close to what many scientists believe to be the threshold of disaster. The climate system has roughly a 30-year thermal lag between the release of heat-trapping gasses and the climate-driven weather events that we experiences. Hurricane Katrina, for example, grew from a Class I storm to a Class 5 event quite possibly because of the warming effects of carbon released in the late 1970s. Similarly, the causes behind the weather headlines of the future will likely include the use of fossil fuels and land abuses decades before. We are already committed to a substantial warming of the Earth, by as much as 1.8 degrees C above pre-industrial levels.
Many credible scientists believe that we still have time to avert the worst, but not a minute to waste. No one knows for certain what a "safe" threshold of heat-trapping gases in the atmosphere might be. For hundreds of thousands and perhaps millions of years, the level of carbon dioxide did not go above ~280 parts per million (ppm), compared to the present level of 387 ppm, with another ~2+ ppm added each year. Climate scientist James Hansen has recently proposed 350 ppm CO2 as the upper boundary of safety.
We are clearly in uncharted territory. Further delay in stabilizing and reducing levels of CO2 poses what economist Nicholas Stern calls a "procrastination penalty" that will grow steadily until we eventually cross a point of no return. In other words, it will be far cheaper to act now than at some later date when effective action may no longer be possible. If the warming should occur abruptly "like the ones that are so abundant in the paleoclimate record," we will have no time to adapt before the catastrophe strikes. And there is good reason to believe that the climate system is indeed highly sensitive to small changes: "Earth's climate is extremely sensitive: it is capable of taking inputs that seem small to us and transforming them into outputs that seems large."
No matter what our personal preferences, politics, or beliefs may be, as greenhouse gases accumulate in the atmosphere, temperatures will continue to rise until the Earth reaches a new equilibrium. Even were we to stop emission of CO2 today, sea levels from the thermal expansion of water and increasing mass from the melting glaciers and ice caps would change coast lines for perhaps the next thousand years. If the rate of melting is rapid or sudden, the migration inland will create hundreds of thousands, or more likely millions, of refugees-like Katrina but on a much larger scale. Unless we chose to build dikes and can afford to do so, many coastal cities will be flooded possibly within decades or by the end of the century. A majority of the millions of people who live along the Gulf Coast and eastern seaboard will have to move inland to higher ground. But we have neither the money necessary to relocate millions of people nor the infrastructure to accommodate them once moved.
The warming of the northern latitudes and oceans means many things, among which is the possibility of triggering positive feedbacks that will cause the release of large amounts of methane from permafrost and the ocean floor. As with other possible tipping points, a large release of methane to the atmosphere is a wildcard in the deck that hopefully will never be brought into play. But again the scientific evidence does not permit us to predict accurately. It is clear, however, that the government is ill prepared to handle the social, economic, and political disruption to which we are now committed, to say nothing of the effects of more rapid changes…
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The above article is inoperative for two reasons:
1. There is a simple and cheap way to immediately cool down the Earth: just add a little (more) sun dimming aerosol to the upper atmosphere.
2. There is a revolutionary energy technology Reuters just broke the story on last week: BlackLight Power Inc (www.blacklightpower.com) can get 200X more power from hydrogen than it takes to get it from water (independently verified and commercially available).
@brad arnold: look into "ocean acidification" and think about excess carbon differently. Sparkly things in space or cloudmaking won't fix the long-latency absorption of CO2 by the ocean, creating carbonic acid.
We have already changed the climate. See Kenya's three-year drought, the changing monsoons, the shifting rainfall patterns. Geoengineering would just change it a different way, and our record so far on world-changing hasn't been good.
And regarding your advertisement for the "new form of hydrogen…" well, I'll withhold judgment and wait for peer review.
Climate change is an issue I address in my website: The political dimension cannot be ignored
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we are way past 387ppm,,who really knows?
we are way past reversing the collapse
we still live lie about the collapse
Hamaker is still censored, starting winth Hanson. What about the massive cloud cover
caused by just a few degree temp rise?
the ALBEDO from this?


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How to set up and use Do Not Disturb mode on iPhone and iPad
While Notification Center is a great way to make sure you never miss an alert, there are some times when you might not want to hear the beeping and the buzzing that typically comes with them. Enter Do Not Disturb. With Do Not Disturb, your iPhone or iPad will keep collecting all your alerts but will do so quietly. Whether you're in a meeting, at a romantic dinner, or simply trying to get a good night's sleep, Do Not Disturb will make sure you can talk, eat, or sleep in peace and quiet, and still find all your alerts waiting for you when you're ready.
- How to enable Do Not Disturb
- How to schedule Do Not Disturb for specific times
- How to customize Do Not Disturb settings
How to enable Do Not Disturb
- On your iPhone or iPad, swipe up from the bottom of the screen to launch Control Center.
- Tap on the icon in the top row that looks like a crescent moon to toggle Do Not Disturb on.
- That's it. Do Not Disturb should now be active. You can verify it's on by closing Control Center and looking in your top status bar. You should see a crescent moon icon off to the right. That means Do Not Disturb is activated.
To turn Do Not Disturb off again, just follow the same steps again.
How to schedule Do Not Disturb for specific times
- Launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on Do Not Disturb.
- Turn the toggle for Scheduled to On in oder to activate the scheduling feature.
- Now directly underneath that, go ahead and set your times that you'd like to have Do Not Disturb enable itself.
That's it. Do Not Disturb will now come on at the time you've schedule. Unfortunately Do Not Disturb only lets you schedule one block of time currently, hopefully a future iteration of iOS will let you schedule multiple Do Not Disturb sessions.
How to customize Do Not Disturb settings
- Launch the Settings app on your iPhone or iPad.
- Tap on Do Not Disturb.
- Tap Allow Calls From to choose between Everyone, No One, Favorites, All Contacts, or a specific group.
- Toggle Repeated Calls to on if you would like a second call within 3 minutes to be let through.
- Choose to Silence calls Always or Only while iPhone is locked.
Do you use Do Not Disturb on your iPhone or iPad regularly? If so, is there anything else that you'd like to see Apple add in future versions of iOS? What about being able to set multiple sessions in a 24 hour period? Let me know your thoughts in the comments!
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This was the one feature I missed when I left blackberry's and moved to the iPhone.
Now in iOS 6 I have it back! The office is closed and I am going to bed. :-)
It'd be great if Do Not Disturb could integrate more tightly with the Calendar. I'd like to be able to have Do Not Disturb turn itself on automatically for appointments in my calendar where my availability was set to Busy.
Good point and feature request. I would like that as well.
Very surprised this was not thought of by apple, its a no brainer
The app AutoSilent will do this. I find it a lot more useful that Do Not Disturb.
Precisely! I have a rotating work schedule, i have it in my calendar via synced thru Google Calendar, so this feature would be great!
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If you use your phone on the nightstand with an app that functions as an alarm clock, Do Not Disturb does not function. It only works when the phone is locked and the screen is dark. That's not a bug, it's a feature. :)
Really glad to have this feature! For those of us who have gone landline-less, it's a little peace of mind at night due to fact we can program family and friends to be able to ring our phones in emergencies while anyone else is blocked. ZZZZZzzzzzzzzz.......
I really wish we were able to set the specific days that we wanted this feature to be used - Monday- Friday. (like we do for the alarm clock settings).
This times 100! I don't work 7 days per week, yet. I would like to sleep late on Saturdays or Sundays. I was really hoping this would have been added in iOS 7.
This is a great feature indeed, but what is the benefit to use it instead of just turning the ringer-switch to mute, except for some calls will get through?
switching the silent switch on will still allow vibrations for notifications, and the screen will still turn on when it is locked (if you have that lock option set for notifcations). so if you are sleeping or in a meeting, you will still get distracted by notifications. the purpose of silent vs DND are quite different.
Ahh okay, good points there :)
This is a great feature, I agree with jasondeno adding the do not disturb feature to appointments in the calendar would be amazing!! I can technically use the do not disturb to block any telemarketers and only allow calls from my contacts maybe adding a two tier do not disturb feature and now no unwanted calls. My only complaint or it may be my own ignorance how do I stop my iphone from alerting me in an audible way that i have a txt message or an email while on a phone call this is very irritating and somewhat embarrassing while on a conference call. Couldn't it just vibrate while i'm on a call?
I think your best option is to turn your phone on silent so the sounds do not ring. but your phone will vibrate with notifications. i wish there was an option to disable notifications while on a call.
Notification going off in my ear while on a call has to be the most annoying thing about my phone. Long over due needed feature.
I have to remember to turn it back off afterwards.
thank u
This feature would have actually been useful if the option to allow MESSAGES from favorites, as well as calls, had been included. Seriously, who calls anymore?
If DND is enabled, NO SMS/iMessage's will alert, no matter how favorite someone is, or how many times they send them in a panic. Not acceptable.
how do you get to settings?
How do you create groups?
Thank you for all the how too's
I love this feature..but it would also be nice if you could customize it to allow your VIP contact texts to come through when you want them. :)
How about being able to set DND so that i get none of those Notifications when i am Playing Games like Real Racing 3. or is there a way ?
I will try it this way.
Hate Lapping Laguna Seca @ 197 MPH and having Notification Distractions.
Lol !!!!
I would like to have do not disturb enabled by location. Reminders by location work perfectly and for example every time I enter our church building I would like do not disturb enabled and then disabled when I leave.
Like my old Blackberry, I'd like I have an option to enter DND mode when I charge it.
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And I apologize for my old avatar. Forgot to change it.
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Do people really need this info?, I figured out the Do Not Disturb in about one minute, well I guess not everybody is tech savvy?
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I would love to see an option to not only let through calls from your favourites while in Do Not a Disturb mode, but also text messages as well. This would be useful if you were waiting for a text from a specific person, but didn't want any other texts to disturb you.
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I dont use DND very often, but when I do I always forget to turn it back off! That little moon icon is so easy to miss.
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I just hit airplane mode when I do not want to be disturbed
I wish that you could more easily change the: 'Always' and 'When phone is locked'. There are times when I would need to change this option. Even if I had to go into Control Centre and turned it off and then on again and it was an option.
I love learning new things.
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I wish you could block everything but favorites and non-calls. I just want to use it to block calls not on my favorites.
It would be nice if Apple added a feature to the Do Not Disturb that allowed the user to customize the text messages they'd like to come through. I live in Kansas & we get some interesting weather. I receive alerts via text but in the Do Not Disturb function, I don't know when watches/warnings have been issued for my area & it would be nice to receive those during the night. I suffer from insomnia so I don't want my phone sounding off all night long with all of the texts that I get, but the weather alerts would be nice to have. Just a thought...
DND is great and I use it all the time but I wish there was away to setup VIP / Favorite SMS messages and email addresses.