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Hello, I signed up on this site with my son but never really utilized it. I figured I would this time. I had my son in April 2012 and he is 9 months old now. I found out a week ago that I am approximately 3 months pregnant. That came as a huge shock because: 1. I was on birth control 2. I still got what I thought was my period. I am not upset, I am excited and so is my fiance. It was just unexpected, but then again so was my son! I have an ultrasound tomorrow to see exactly how far along I am. So far, just like in my last pregnancy, I am tiny and have not changed in appearance yet. I think it is kind of neat that my children will be so close in age.
When I was talking to the doctor, he said that this isn't common but it does happen and it turns out my body was releasing more than 1 egg at a time. This is their theory as to how I go pregnant (and probably how it happened last time too). I had not heard of that before.
Well firstly congrats on your second baby.. and also you can jump in at any time here. We don't care if you're still expecting or are just joining in with a toddler or an older child for that matter. We gain knowledge and support with every parent that joins and contributes, so welcome! I can imagine that would be a shock to find out you're pregnant again when you were taking precautions to prevent it so soon. But i must agree with you about the babies being close in age. My sister and I are 13 months apart and we are so close. She without a doubt is my best friend.
Wow - what a great surprise! It must have been quite a shock but I'm glad it's a good one for you. :-) I have several friends who have kids close in age and they absolutely love it! It's so neat to see how those kids love each other and are really good buddies to each other. Sounds like your first trimester must've been pretty easy - hope it stays that way! :-)
Congratulations what a nice surprise! Having children close in age is busy but fun because you can do the same things with them. They will like the same TV shows, same games, and same outings! Have fun and enjoy your pregnancy! We are happy you are here with us!
Thank you! I think it will be fun, but I also know it will be a challenge. :)
Congrats! As surprises go it's hard to beat! Best of luck on your journey!
Having a child close at age is good. Although its hard when they were still a child but later on when they grown up that would be very nice.
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The entertainment line-up has been released for the upcoming CNY Great Pumpkin Festival, which is slated for Saturday, Sept. 29 and Sunday, Sept. 30 in Washington Square Park in Oswego. Saturday, the registration for the pumpkin weigh-in begins at 9 a.m. in the parking lot adjacent to the County Court building on East Oneida Street.(…)

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I can't find the Murray/Djok match on TV... blast!
I can't find the Murray/Djok match on TV... blast!
The second mens double semi between Ferrer/Lopez and Tsonga/Llodra is going deep in the 3rd - 11-11 at the moment!!
So sad for Vika' s showing. Her serve was horrible today and Serena's serve is THE BEST.
"My bronze feels like gold, said the bronze medalist Carolina Kostner
Murray takes first set!
Fingers crossed...
Murray takes the first set!!
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Go Murray! Love to see himn get a second chance at wimbledon...even if it isn't wimbledon.
Vika is in the mixed doubles...
They are hours behind schedule.
today's matches are taking years off my life
I feel like I'm in a dream. But it can't be a dream because there are no boy dancers!
Can Murray break here to take the match?
ETA: Yes he can - repeat of the Wimbledon final!!
Is Djokovic even trying? He's not the same player he was.
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Hi All, Recently I came across a new task to be implemented in Rails.I have a bunch of csv files for my project .I want to convert the csv files to ODS(Open Office - Open Data Spreadsheet) format.Currently I have used 2 plugins meant for ODS support namely roo- which reads ODS files and rodf- which writes to an ODS files.
Can any one help me out with any reference or plugin for converting csv to ODS?
Also in the later stage of development I would like to convert the parser function in to a new rake task so that I can run rake for converting csv to ODS.
Thank You Narayan
Read the CSV file and then write the content you want to ODS.
require 'csv'
CSV::Reader.parse(File.open('file.csv', 'r'), ';') do |row|
#write to ODS :)


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#1 Saints Charge Past #6 UAH, Stay Unbeaten
– No. 1 North Georgia and No. 6 Alabama-Huntsville met in a
much-anticipated match-up of top 10 teams as the Saints rallied in
extra innings to steal game one, before taking the nightcap to run
by the Chargers and stay perfect on the 2010 season.
The Saints continue the longest winning streak in the nation, improving to 33-0 overall on the year, while the University of Alabama-Huntsville falls to 24-7 after the doubleheader defeat. North Georgia continues their dominance of ranked teams, improving to 7-0 against teams ranked in the top-10, while moving to 8-0 against top-25 squads.
In game one, a thriller came down to the wire as Alabama-Huntsville was staring their final strike in the face, but Emily Roach had other plans as the junior unloaded and launched her sixth home run of the year, a three-run blast to knot the score at 4-4.
The Saints came out in the eighth inning and after Katherine Martin was placed on second to start the inning, Pilar Harden stepped to the plate and blasted her second homer of the year, a line drive to left center to put North Georgia right back on top at 6-4. Laura Voyles continued the onslaught two batters as the senior placed the second pitch she saw over the fence in left center, adding an insurance and giving the Saints all the runs they would need in a 7-4 extra-innings victory.
The Chargers scored the first run of the game in the fourth inning as Michelle Ingram reached on a fielder's choice to send Roach home and give UAH a 1-0 lead. North Georgia responded in the fifth with a run of their own as Callie Fernandez grounded out to plate Katherine Martin and knot the score 1-1.
The Saints followed their game-tying run in the fifth with three more in the sixth inning to jump out to a 4-1 lead. Kayla Martin broke up the tie with a bases loaded single up the middle to score a pair, and Kasey Knight followed with an infield single to plate Harden and set up the late-inning fireworks.
Sarah Phillips (26-0 held on for the victory, allowing four runs and a season-high 12 hits to pick up the victory as the junior recorded seven strikeouts and handed out a pair of free passes. Whitney Hawkins (11-2) suffered the loss, giving up seven runs on 11 hits, while striking out five and walking two.
Game two featured scoring early and often as the Chargers jumped on top in the first inning thanks to a Beth Lawson solo blast to left center of the first pitch she saw to give UAH a 1-0 lead.
North Georgia came back in the second inning and took the lead as Fernandez grounded out to send Cox to the plate, and Knight followed and reached on an error plate another run and give the Saints a 2-1 lead.
The Saints tacked on three more runs in the third frame as Hilary Cox and Katherine Martin notched back-to-back RBI singles to make it a 4-1 game. Harden followed and capped the inning with a sacrifice fly, sending a shot to the fence in straight away center and bringing Willemse home to give North Georgia a 5-1 victory as both teams would go scoreless the rest of the way.
Kristen Connelly (5-0) snagged the win for the Saints in the nightcap, tossing 5.0 innings and allowing eight hits and one run while striking out two. Sarah Phillips came on in relief to record her third save of the season.
North Georgia returns to action on Saturday afternoon, traveling to Mars Hill for a pair of non-conference games against the Lions. First pitch of the doubleheader is set for 1:00 p.m. in North Carolina.


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Saturday's MAC Men's Basketball Results
Updated 1/27/2013
Saturday's MAC Men's Basketball Results
Ohio 69, Kent State 68
Ball State 82, Miami 62
Toledo 75, Bowling Green 62
Akron 68, Buffalo 64
Western Michigan 76, Central Michigan 59
Eastern Michigan 42, NIU 25
Stories courtesy of MAC Sports Information Departments
Ohio 69, Kent State 68
KENT, Ohio- The Ohio University men's basketball team (15-5, 6-0 MAC) held off Kent State (11-9, 2-4) to capture its seventh-consecutive win and remain perfect in Mid-American Conference play as it defeated the Golden Flashes on the road 69-68.
Ohio's win over Kent State marked the first time since the 1973-74 season in which the `Cats have gone 6-0 in league games. It also marked the first time since the 1992-93 campaign in which Ohio had gone 3-0 on the road to open conference play.
A competitive contest from start to finish, the game featured 15 ties and 20 lead changes, but senior guard D.J. Cooper's (Chicago, Ill.) back-to-back to free throws with 55 seconds remaining gave the Bobcats the lead for good.
Cooper finished the contest with a game-high 23 points as he connected on 8-of-14 shots from the field. He also dished out five assists and had three steals. His fifth assist tied him with former Bradley star Anthony Manuel (1989).
Fellow senior Reggie Keely (University Heights, Ohio) also had a strong night from the field as he finished with 20 points, connecting on 9-of-13 shots from the field. Junior guard Nick Kellogg (Westerville, Ohio) chipped in as he finished with 10 points, knocking down a pair of 3-pointers.
Ohio scored seven of the game's first 11 points, but Kent State responded by scoring the game's next six points to go up 12-9, before Cooper tied it up with a strong drive that led to a 3-point play. With KSU leading 15-12, Ohio posted four-straight to go up 16-15 and led 22-21 after another drive and finish from Cooper.
Kent held a 29-27 edge with 4:11 remaining in the first half, but Ohio re-claimed the lead after a 3-pointer from sophomore guard Stevie Taylor (Gahanna, Ohio) which made the count 32-31. The Golden Flashes scored the final five points of the half and led 36-32 at the break.
Ohio shot 50.0 percent (14-28) in the half to Kent's 40 percent (10-25), but the Flashes held a 16-1 edge in free throw attempts and converted 13 of those tries.
Keely scored seven of the first nine points of the second half to help Ohio re-take the lead, 39-38, just two minutes into the stanza. Kent State responded with a 6-0 run to take a 44-39 lead, but from there, Ohio responded with a 14-2 run of its own to surge in front by seven (53-46). Cooper notched nine of the 14 points in the critical stretch.
From there, Kent State moved back within three (53-50), before the `Cats scored seven of the next nine points to extend the lead to eight (60-52) with 7:33 to play in the game.
At that point, Kent State rallied with an 11-0 run to take a 63-60 lead with 4:43 left in the game. From there no team would lead by three points for the remainder of the game. Ohio would go on to hold KSU scoreless from the field in the final minute. KSU's final look came from inside the painted area by Randal Holt, but it would not go down as the Bobcats secured the win.
Ohio returns home to face Eastern Michigan on Wednesday (Jan. 30) inside the Convocation Center. Tip-off is scheduled for 7 p.m. Ohio is 3-0 against MAC West Division foes this season. "Voice of the Bobcats" Russ Eisenstein and Rob Cornelius will call the action live on the Ohio IMG Sports Network powered by Horizon, with live audio and video available on OhioBobcats.com. Pre-game audio coverage begins 30 minutes prior to tip (6:30 p.m.).
Ball State 82, Miami 62
OXFORD, Ohio -- A close game entering the final minutes turned into Ball State's largest victory margin of the season Saturday at Miami University. The Cardinals pulled away for an 82-62 road win in Mid-American Conference men's basketball action at Millett Hall.
Ball State placed four scorers in double figures on their way to a season high point total. Majok Majok led all players with 21 points and eight rebounds, while Jesse Berry poured in 20 points and knocked down a career-best six 3-pointers.
Chris Bond stuffed the stat sheet with 16 points, seven rebounds, four assists and five steals, while Jauwan Scaife added 14 points and dished out a career-high seven assists.
Ball State (8-10, 2-4 MAC) found success breaking Miami's full-court press and managed to score both in transition and in its half-court offense, shooting nearly 58 percent from the floor to snap a four-game losing streak in a big way.
On the defensive end, the Cardinals limited Miami (7-11, 2-4 MAC) to one-shot possessions for the majority of the game. Ball State held a dominant 37-17 advantage on the glass, out-rebounding its sixth straight opponent to begin MAC play.
"It was really fulfilling as a coach to see us click on so many different levels," Ball State coach Billy Taylor said. "I thought we were terrific defensively. We did a great job rebounding, collectively going to get the basketball. To have such a huge rebounding margin on the road is uncommon. That allowed us to get out in transition and we were able to play at a pretty fast tempo today."
Through more than 34 minutes of play, Ball State and Miami were locked in a tight game just like all five of the Cardinals' previous league games. But with 5:32 to play and Ball State holding a 58-54 lead, Scaife found Bond for a lay-in that ignited a run to put the game away.
The basket was the first of 12 unanswered points, the first eight of which came from Bond. The last four came from Majok, including a dunk on a pass from Bond, as Ball State extended its lead to 70-54. That 12-0 run, which also featured two Bond steals, came in a span of less than three minutes to put the game out of reach.
"Chris Bond is a guy who is a tremendous on-the-ball defender for us," Taylor said. "He does a great job in the gaps. We were able to get a number of deflections that led to run-outs, and that's big on the road, to find a way to get easy points. We knew we were going to have to continue to score because Miami plays at such a fast tempo."
The Cardinals extended their lead to as many as 22 on Berry's sixth 3-pointer of the day in the final minute as they rode out their first win at Millett Hall since 2004 and just their second since 1992. It was Ball State's most lopsided victory over Miami since 1980.
The final trey capped a big day for Berry who knocked down four of them in the first half. His early shooting helped propel the Cardinals to a 34-29 lead at the break.
Ball State then sank 68 percent of its second-half shots (17 of 25) as it worked the ball into the lane, which was freed up by its successful outside shooting in the first half. The Cardinals finished the game with a 42-30 advantage in the paint.
Three Miami players finished in double figures, led by Will Felder with 14 points. Quinten Rollins scored 12 and Reggie Johnson added 10 for the RedHawks.
Ball State will now return home to host MAC West foe Toledo for a 7 p.m. tipoff Wednesday at Worthen Arena. The Cardinals will play three of their next four at home.
Toledo 75, Bowling Green 62
TOLEDO, OH - Toledo sent a season-high 6,361 fans home happy on Saturday evening with a 75-62 triumph over arch-rival Bowling Green in its Third-Annual Tie One On game in Savage Arena. The Rockets dominated the glass by a 37-25 margin and were a near-perfect 26-of-27 from the charity stripe to end a three-game losing streak as well as a four-game skid in its series with the Falcons.
Senior G Dominique Buckley paced Toledo (7-10, 3-3 MAC) with a season-high 20 points, including a 4-of-6 performance from three-point range. He was joined in double figures by a junior G Rian Pearson (14 pts., team-high nine reb.), sophomore G Julius Brown (14 pts., team-high seven asst.) and freshman C Nathan Boothe (10 pts., 6 reb., team-high two blocks).
UT registered a 46.8 FG%, including an impressive 56.0 percent in the second half. The Falcons shot 42.4 percent from the field, including 5-of-20 from behind the three-point arc. The Rockets enjoyed a significant advantage at the free-throw line with its 96.3 percentage (26-of-27) compared to BGSU's 7-of-10 totals. Toledo now has a 78.6 FT% for the season to rank among the top five teams nationally.
Senior G Jordon Crawford paced Bowling Green (7-12, 2-4 MAC) with 20 points and seven assists, but UT's strong defensive effort forced him into an 8-of-22 shooting night from the field.
Toledo took the lead for good in the contest, 20-18, on a pair of Pearson free throws with 5:23 remaining in the first half. Junior F Matt Smith's dunk with 18 seconds remaining in the opening stanza gave UT a 28-22 halftime cushion.
Freshman G Josh Lemons' layup 5:30 into the second half capped off a 6-0 spurt and put UT in front by a 40-28 margin and forced the Falcons to call timeout. The visitors responded with a six-point streak of their own to climb back into the game, but Buckley' deep trey put UT's lead back into double digits, 47-36 with 11 minutes to play.
Bowling Green made one last charge, cutting Toledo's lead to 54-48 with 7:09 remaining but junior F Reese Holliday's trey and back-to-back Brown jumpers gave the Rockets a 61-49 advantage with just over four minutes left. UT then iced the game by making 12-of-13 free throws in the final 1:30.
Toledo now will hit the road next week for a pair of road games at Ball State (8-10, 2-4 MAC) on Wednesday, Jan. 30 and Northern Illinois (4-14, 2-4 MAC) on Saturday, Feb. 2.
Akron 68, Buffalo 64
AKRON, Ohio – A second-half surge courtesy of a 19-0 run helped the Akron Zips erase a 20-point deficit to defeat the Buffalo Bulls 68-64 on Saturday night in front of 5,403 rowdy fans at James A. Rhodes Arena.
Down 32-12 with 8:30 left in the first half, Akron (15-4, 6-0 MAC) cut the Buffalo lead to six at the intermission (37-31) thanks to a 19-5 spurt. The Zips would use the 19-0 run in the second half to turn a 55-42 Bulls' advantage with 11:37 remaining into a 61-55 UA lead with 5:31 left on the clock. The comeback was the largest since UA erased a 17-point deficit to beat Youngstown State on Nov. 26, 2005.
Despite the surge, the Bulls would keep the game close, with UB's Jarryn Skeete hitting a 3-pointer and earning a free throw on the play. However, his freebee to tie the game with 1:25 remaining would rim out to keep the Akron lead at 63-62. The Zips would go 5-of-6 at the line from that point on to seal the victory.
The win extended Akron's winning streak to 11-straight games, the second-longest active streak in the nation (Kansas, 17).
Demetrius "Tree" Treadwell and Alex Abreu led the Zips scoring attack with 13 points each. Jake Kretzer, who had 8 points on the night, was a key contributor to the 19-0 run when he sank two powerful 3-pointers and went 2-of-2 from the free throw line.
Zeke Marshall helped silence the Bulls as he posted six blocked shots on the night for a combined 15 swats in the past two games.
The Zips shot 44.2 percent from the floor (23-of-52) and 41.2 percent from long range (7-of-17). The Bulls closed the game connecting on 42.9 percent from the field (24-of-56) and 45.0 from behind the arc (9-of-20).
Skeete led the Bulls (7-13, 2-4 MAC) with 19 points on the night.
After opening the game shooting 9-of-9 and leading the Zips by 20, it was not until 9:11 into the game that the Bulls would miss their first shot.
Buffalo went on to shoot 31.6 percent later in the first half, connecting on only 6-of-19, allowing the Zips to close the gap and bring the score to 37-31 at halftime. UA shot 46.2 percent from the field in the first half (12-of-26) to Buffalo's 53.6 percent (15-of-28).
The Zips will travel to Bowling Green on Wednesday, Jan. 30, 7 p.m. ET contest on SportsTime Ohio.
Western Michigan 76, Central Michigan 59
MOUNT PLEASANT, Mich. - The Western Michigan men's basketball team earned their fourth straight Mid-American Conference victory with a strong road performance, as the Broncos defeated the Central Michigan Chippewas 76-59. With the win, the Broncos improve to 12-7 on the season, 4-2 in MAC play.
Shayne Whittington scored a game-high 20 points on 6-of-8 shooting, who used the size and strength mismatch to his advantage not just in scoring the basketball, but in finding open teammates as well. The Broncos shot 8-of-21 (.381) from three-point range in the game, including a 2-of-5 performance from Brandon Pokley and a 3-of-6 performance from David Brown. Brown finished second on the team with 13 points, Pokley posted 10, and Nate Hutcheson scored 12 points on 4-of-4 shooting.
As a team, the Broncos shot 46.0 percent from the field and held the Chippewas to just 29.8 percent from the floor; WMU also held the 42-27 advantage in rebounding, including grabbing 14 offensive boards. The Broncos were especially dangerous when capitalizing on Chippewa turnovers; the Broncos out-scored CMU 25-16 in points off turnovers, and out-scored them 13-7 on the fast break.
Hutcheson quelled the closest thing to a Chippewa rally in the game, as he hit a three-pointer at the start of the second half to make it 36-29. Pokley made it a nine-point game with a pull-up jumper on the baseline with just under 18 minutes to play, and Whittington scored on two straight possessions to push the WMU lead back to 11 points with 13:06 to play. Brown launched a three-pointer from the corner less than a minute later to stretch the lead to 14 points, and the rout was officially on.
Central Michigan pulled to within 10 points when Blake Hibbitts hit a three-pointer at the 10:04 mark, but Whittington made a pair of free throws on the next trip down the floor, and Pokley knocked down a three-pointer at the 7:58 mark to push the Broncos to a 17-point advantage. Darius Paul made it a 20-point game with a lay-up on a no-look pass from Austin Richie at the 5:16 mark, making it 71-51, and Paul hit another lay-up with 4:01 remaining to make it a 21-point contest. The Broncos closed out the half strong to seal the win.
The Chippewas opened the game on a 6-2 run, but the Broncos quickly responded and took the lead on their in-state rivals. Nate Hutcheson hit a three-pointer at the 16:35 mark to pull the Broncos within one point, and Brandon Pokley made a pair of free throws at 16:01 to give the Brocos the lead for the remainder of the half. Austin Richie drained a three-pointer off a ball screen on the right win to give the Broncos a 10-6 lead, and Connar Tava made it a six-point lead with 14:36 in the half with a made lay-up.
Brown was integral in the Broncos' effort in the first half, making baskets on three consecutive possessions to increase his team's lead to 12 points. Brown made a circus lay-up on the drive in the lane at the 12:12 mark, making it 16-10, and the next trip down the court buried a three-pointer from the right corner to make it 19-10. He would add one more tripped just over a minute later, bombing one from the outside at the 10:23 mark to give the Broncos a 22-10 lead and cap a 10-0 run.
The lead again reached 12 points when Jared Klein made a free throw at the 8:19 mark, making it 25-13, but from there the Chippewas would cut into the deficit. Dan Loney made it 33-21 with just under three minutes to play with a pair of free throw makes, but CMU scored the final five points of the half to cut the Broncos' lead to 33-26 at the halftime break.
Eastern Michigan 42, NIU 25
YPSILANTI, Mich. (EMUEagles.com) – The Eastern Michigan University men's basketball team turned in a record-breaking defensive performance, defeating the Northern Illinois Huskies, 42-25, Saturday afternoon, Jan. 26, in the Convocation Center.
For the Eagles (10-10; 3-3 MAC), the game stood as the first time since Dec. 7, 2004 that the team held an opponent to less than 30 points. That feat occurred against Rochester College, 89-29. The 25 points given up were also the lowest points EMU has allowed since Jan. 21, 1943, when Eastern defeated Hillsdale College, 61-21.
It was a dubious day for the Huskies (4-14; 2-4 MAC), who registered just one field goal and a pair of free throws in the opening half for a total of four points. That four-point output broke their own record-low of five first-half points from Dec. 1, 2012. It also tied the 2008 Savannah State Tigers for the fewest points scored in any half during the modern era. The one NIU basket also tied the NCAA record with Savannah State for fewest field goals made in one half.
NIU shot 1-of-31 in the first half for a 3.2 percent conversion rate. That mark broke the record previously held by Savannah State, who went 1-of-23 en route to their four-point second half, Jan. 7, 2008. The Huskies started 1-of-2, but went on to miss their next 36 shots over 24:33 of play before making a basket with 14:27 remaining in the game.
Deveon Balls scored seven of the Huskies' 25 points to lead his team. The Eagles forced NIU to shoot 8-of-61 from the field including 1-of-33 from beyond the arc for a 13.1 shooting percentage making it the lowest field goal percentage in NCAA history since the beginning of the shot clock era in 1986.
The previous record occurred, Dec. 29, 2001, when Miami University shot 13.3 percent from the floor, making 8-of-60 shots against Dayton.
The Eagles were led in scoring by redshirt junior Glenn Bryant (Detroit, Mich.-Oak Hill Academy) with 10 points, the only player in double digits for either team. EMU shot 13-of-35 from the field for a 37.1 shooting percentage. At the charity stripe, the Eagles converted 75.0 percent of its attempts, going 12-16.
Eastern Michigan started the game hitting three of its first five shots compared to a 1-of-10 effort for NIU. Da'Shote Riley (Detroit, Mich.-Detroit Country Day) was a major contributor to NIU's early offensive struggles, denying three of the Huskies' opening 10 shots. A Jalen Ross (Greensboro, N.C. – Greensboro Day) trey at the 14:24 mark gave the Eagles an early 8-2 advantage.
The blocks and defensive stops kept coming for the Green and White as Bryant turned away NIU shots on consecutive possessions. At the other end of the court, Bryant was fouled on a dunk attempt and filled the resulting free throws to make it a 12-2 score with 10:45 to play.
After scoring the game's first basket one minute in, the Huskies did not strike again until a Mike Davis free throw fell through at 8:47. The scoreless drought spanned 10:13 and snapped a 12-0 EMU run.
The situation did not get much better for the Huskies, who fired shot after shot with no results except for a single free throw. Eastern Michigan's defense smothered NIU to the tune of 30 consecutive missed shots overall and 0-of-17 from behind the arc. The Huskies went into the locker room 1-of-31 (3.2 percent) from the field. The Eagles' 18-4 lead at the half marked the fewest combined points in a half since North Carolina Central (13) and Savannah State (5) combined for 18 in the first half a game on Jan. 20, 2010.
EMU needed little help from its offense in the first half but got just enough when called upon. Anthony Strickland (Ypsilanti, Mich. – D.H. Robichaud) and Bryant each chimed in with slams during the final five minutes to increase the lead to 14, 18-4. The Eagles completed 20 minutes of play shooting 6-of-13 (46.2 percent) from the floor, 1-of-5 (20 percent) from long distance and 5-of-7 (71.4 percent) from the charity stripe.
Riley gave the Huskies a rude awakening on their first shot of the second half when he denied Abdel Nader for his fifth block of the afternoon. Bryant then cashed in on his first shot of the second stanza and put EMU further ahead, 20-4.
Keith Gray ended NIU's streak of 24:32 without a made field goal when he made a move under the basket and underhanded a layup in with 14:27 remaining in the game. EMU still held a 23-7 lead at that point.
With NIU enjoying a mini 6-2 run, J.R. Sims (Fort Wayne, Ind.-Snider) answered with a three-pointer from the left corner. A midrange jumper by senior Matt Balkema (Roseville, Mich.-Warren Cousino) at 7:06 expanded the Green and White's margin to 17, 30-13.
A defensive-minded Eagles' squad lived up to its reputation over the final seven minutes of play, limiting the Huskies to mostly outside shots. Balls registered NIU's first long ball of the game on the team's 33rd attempt with 2:05 to go.
The Eagles begin a two-game road swing against MAC East Division foe Ohio University Wednesday, Jan. 30, in Athens, Ohio. Tipoff against the Bobcats is slated for 7 p.m.
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After graduating from college, Connolly moved to Idaho and taught art to high-school kids who were ranchers and cowboys. "Not one of them had ever met a New Yorker. I was as exotic a creature to them as they were to me." Six years later, she moved to Eugene, Ore., and when she couldn't find an art teaching position, she began working in sales for a large travel company. Moving back to New York, she continued in travel sales, then eventually became a partner in a travel agency on Long Island, which she grew into a corporate travel and meetings company, and then later sold to the agency that serviced Cablevision. "I was on my way back to the art world when Cablevision hired me to help set up a meetings department," she recalls. That part-time position became full time and she has been the head of the meetings department for 14 years.
"It has been a wonderful opportunity to work for an innovative company that is all about customer service and creative thinking," she says. She didn't let go of her passion for art either; she finishes her master's degree early next year.
EVOLUTION Connolly has been the driving force behind her company's SMM efforts, which have captured 85 percent of Cablevision's meeting spend. Most recently, the company merged travel and meetings, and she is now in charge of both. Since she had managed Siemens' corporate travel in her agency days, she also brought that experience to the mix.
GIVING BACK Connolly spent three years on GBTA's (Global Business Travel Association) Groups and Meetings Committee, which she likens to "taking a master's class in the meetings industry. We all came together to share our best practices and to figure out how to teach and standardize what we knew worked."
ADVICE "Be a proponent of change, stay ahead of the trends through education and exchange with your colleagues. Learn the art of negotiation—you will spend a lot of time negotiating favorable terms in contracts, rates, waivers, and favors. Build relationships with your colleagues, your suppliers, your clients. That's what this business is built on. It's fun—and how can they say no to a friend?!"
Lastly, she says: "Have a sense of humor. This can be a stressful job, but humor will get you through it every time."
AHA! MOMENT "I remember being at an industry seminar in 2007 when I met the wonderful Deb Scholar and we just clicked. She was incredibly generous in sharing her successful approach to meetings management. It was then that I learned there was a name for what we had implemented at our companies—strategic meetings management—and that there was a lot of help available to develop it further." - Barbara Scofidio


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Deadly Heat (Nikki Heat #5)by Richard Castle
Picking up where Frozen Heat left off, top NYPD Homicide Detective Nikki Heat pursues the elusive former CIA station chief who ordered the execution of her mother over a decade ago. For the hunt, Nikki teams once again with her romantic partner, Pulitzer Prize winning investigative journalist Jameson Rook, and their quest for the old spy and the motive behind the past murder unearths an alarming terror plot-which is anything but ancient history. It is lethal. It is now. And it has already entered its countdown phase. Complicating Heat's mission to bring the rogue spy to justice and thwart the looming terror event, a serial killer begins menacing the Twentieth Precinct and her homicide squad is under pressure to stop him, and soon. The frightening murderer, known for his chilling stealth, not only has singled out Nikki as the exclusive recipient of his taunting messages, he then boldly names his next victim: Detective Heat.
Frozen Heat (Nikki Heat #4)by Richard Castle
Hot on the heels of Richard Castle's #1 New York Times bestseller Heat Rises comes the fourth novel in the Nikki Heat series, Frozen Heat. Nikki Heat and Jameson Rook are together again, facing an unsolved murder mystery that has haunted Nikki for ten years. NYPD Homicide Detective Nikki Heat arrives at her latest crime scene to find an unidentified woman stabbed to death and stuffed inside a suitcase left on a Manhattan street. Nikki is in for a big shock when this new homicide connects to the unsolved murder of her own mother. Paired once again with her romantic and investigative partner, top journalist Jameson Rook, Heat works to solve the mystery of the body in the suitcase while she is forced to confront unexplored areas of her mother's background. Facing relentless danger as someone targets her for the next kill, Nikki's search will unearth painful family truths, expose a startling hidden life, and cause Nikki to reexamine her own past. Heat's passionate quest takes her and Rook from the back alleys of Manhattan to the avenues of Paris, trying to catch a ruthless killer. The question is, now that her mother's cold case has unexpectedly thawed, will Nikki Heat finally be able to solve the dark mystery that has been her demon for ten years?
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A New York real estate tycoon plunges to his death on a Manhattan sidewalk. A trophy wife with a past survives a narrow escape from a brazen attack. Mobsters and moguls with no shortage of reasons to kill trot out their alibis.
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In the thrilling sequel to the "New York Times" bestseller "Heat Wave," Richard Castle--from the hit ABC show "Castle"--continues the story of NYPD homicide detective Nikki Heat. Readers will once again follow Nikki and hotshot reporter Jameson Rook as they trade barbs and innuendos, all while on the trail of a murderer.
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Hampton >Food & Dining > Smitty's Better-Burger Inc
1313 N King St, Hampton, VA | Directions 2366937.053970 -76.347605
Mon. - Sat. 11am - 10pm;Sun. 11am - 7pm
Neighborhoods: Willow Oaks
Hampton's Best Kept Secret – I suppose I want to write about Smitty's and brag about it because I grew up in Hampton and I miss them both so very much ... the place is a drive in ... they bring your food to you in your car .. big, juicy, burgers and fries and sodas and FAB _ U _ LOUS, HUMONGOUS, messy bbq sandwiches ...
This is not a place for the faint of heart or those using that awful FOUR-LETTER d-word .... (diet, in case you missed it :) ... they have onion rings and the fries (at least used to be) those outstanding crinkle cut ones ... and fish sandwiches ... and hush puppies ... I don't remember what all, but it's all good ! OMG ... I have to go back .... I'm only in Richmond .. it's only an hour and half drive ....
The girls and guys who work there are great... there used to be this door to the kitchen that would bang really loud when the waiters would come and go ... wonder if that's still there ?? ... and the prices are ridiculous ... ridiculously CHEAP! For the size burger or bbq, you will be amazed when you get your food, trust me.
The hardest part is leaving. The parking is a little tricky, this place is close to Langley AFB so if you chose to go even close to lunchtime or dinner time, expect heavy traffic from your left .... your best best will be to pull out to your right, towards the traffic light, fit into traffic ... just FORGET trying to cross over and go left (at those times of day). You'll see. BUT IT IS SOOOOO WORTH IT.
As many times as I have been since about 1980, I have NEVER EVER had a bad experience there.
Editorial Review by Christy Buena – Known for its oversized burgers, the family-friendly eatery offers fast service, large portions and inexpensive prices.
What's not to love? – My first duty station in the Air Force was Langley AFB. Soon after my arrival one of my buddies introduced me to Smitty's. After that, every payday I would treat myself to something from their tasty menu - usually a Super burger. The friendly car hops, great service, and their 'easy on an airman's meager paycheck' prices kept me coming back! That was 20 plus years ago and I still go to Smitty's any chance I get.
Family Tradition – I recently went to Hampton the visit my Grandma while she and my Step Mom were visiting one of my Grandma's friends. Apparently my Grandma lived in Hampton when my Dad was a baby and she worked (of all the places) at Smitty's. That was about 40+ years ago! Well she insisted that I try this place. Wow! My boyfriend is taking a trip downt here this weekend and I'm making him bring me back a burger or two! =) If you're in the area you gotta try it...it'll be worth every cent!
Best Burgers in Hampton Roades – I go to Smitty's every Saturday, I have never been dissapointed with the food or the service.
The waitress's are fun to talk to and to watch, they have a very hard job, their leggs have our respect. Their Super-Burgers Are the best, My Grilfriend and I will never stop visiting Smitty's.
They have my vote as the Best of the Best.
Best Coleslaw-- Bar None – Having lived in Hampton for 40 of my 50 years I have been going to Smitty's most of my life. You can't really go wrong by choosing anything off the menu but the homemade coleslaw is what gets me back every time. I get the large size to take home and enjoy all week, I have found none better anywhere.
Smitty does have a better burger – The restaurant at first glance, looked poorly maintained and run down. However, Smitty's did not disappoint. Our waitress walked up to our car within 30 seconds of our arrival. We both ordered Super Burgers (I think the word SUPER just caught our attention). I got waffle fries and she got the regular fries. Our food came out before the song on the radio finished (about 3 minutes). Our burgers were hot and fresh, well done, and flavorful. The fries were light and crispy. The waffle fries were just as good, and seasoned. Our waitress was prompt and courteous, the food was great, and all at a great value.
This was our first time eating there, and we definitely plan on making it one of the restaurants we frequent. I will definitely provide an update after several more trips.
love smitty's – i used to live about a mile from smitty's, and we ate their about once a week. (My dad even had the shirt). The prices are terrific, the service is unique, and the Smitty's better burger is delicious. But their burgers are not the only delicous dish. Their menu is full of the best food for the best price!
Hamburger Hype – Yes, Smitty's has been around for more years than most can count, but the food is only as good as the cook's next effort. When my son and I visited Smitty's, based on the recommendations in this forum, we were very pleased with the friendly service (remembering that these ladies do work for tips), but we drove away disappointed with the quality and flavor of the food. Looking at the condition and appearance of the restaurant makes one wonder just how long this old, established eatery will remain, because the quality of the food isn't going to pack em' in. Unfortunately, the praise has turned to hype for this landmark drive-in.
Smittys is the Greatest!! – I grew up in Hampton and started going to Smitty's ever since I can remember...and I am 55 now. Their food is Excellent,always hot,the burgers are outstanding and huge.. and service is always fast and the waitresses are Always curteous.. TWO THUMBS UP ON THIS ONE!!!!!
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This porcelain table lamp flaunts an ochre yellow finish, textured dimensional palm leaves and a footed base. Includes a white modified bell shade.
With a manufacturing history that spans more than 50 years, Sedgefield by Adams was founded in 1958 as a wood-turning company that is still operational today in North Carolina. It would evolve years later into a distinctive lighting company known for offering the finest in American artisan quality, heritage and tradition, as exemplified in its selection of American-made lighting, as well as for its home accessories with international flair, made by skilled craftsmen from all corners of the globe.


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From Web Surfing to Instant RFPs: The Next Wave You have less than 30 days to organize a sales meeting, but just don't have the time to call your national sales contacts at the hotel chains or surf the Web. Smart RFP was created for last-minute meetings like this (and most of yours are).
When you register at www.smartrfp.com, you'll fill out a request for proposal, detailing your meeting's specifications. What's different from other sites is that you don't select the hotels to approach. When you submit the RFP, it goes to staffers who evaluate your needs, distribute your proposal to venues they think would be a good match, and come back to you within 48 hours with recommendations. Once you make your decision, the staff can help you negotiate your contract.
Smart RFP is really like a site-selection company with a Web interface, says Rodman Marymor, CMP, managing partner of Cardinal Communications, Berkeley, Calif., which recently launched the site. Like other site selection firms, Smart RFP's services are free to companies.
Also on the Web * Learn meeting planning skills online--The American Society of Association Executives recently launched a three-hour online course called "Effective Meeting Skills," covering basic conference planning techniques plus tips for improving program quality. Participants can take the $10 course all at once or in increments. To register, visit ASAE's virtual campus at www.asaenet.org/Education/Desktop/index.html.
* Conduct live interactive meetings on the Internet--Need to communicate information to disparate customers, buyers, or distributors? The Education News & Entertainment Network, which has been used by companies such as Texas Instruments and Toshiba, conducts live online business meetings, training sessions, sales presentations, and product announcements via the Web. Check out ENEN.com.
* Online reviews of properties--The buzz these days is all about "creating communities" on the Internet, and www.eventsource.com has just done exactly this with its new online review service. People planning meetings can now submit or access reviews on 9,000 properties that include insider information like "not enough parking for attendees" or "rooms need updating." Users can also e-mail the reviewers for more details.
* Get currency rates--and currency--fast--At www.foreignmoney.com, you'll find up-to-date rates for 22 currencies. You can't actually buy currency online, but there is an e-mail form to place your order; a customer service rep follows up. Users pay a flat fee of $12 for shipping and service. The site is run by International Currency Express, Inc.
* Fight for your rights as a passenger--Started in late April, www.passengerrights.com has already seen more than 300 complaints from travel industry members. The site was founded "to bring accountability back into the travel business." Consumers can log complaints and choose to send them to a variety of organizations, from the Department of Transportation to specific suppliers.
* A world of venues online--Launched at the EIBTM show in May, www.eventcafe.de is a comprehensive new search site for planning meetings and incentives. Included are venues, transportation suppliers, tech suppliers, tourist boards, PCOs, and more from countries around the world.
* A Web site about Web sites--Why bother with Yahoo when you can use www.expoworld.net, a search engine (known as a "metasite") that looks for meeting- industry-specific sites. It has country and industry-specific search tools, general and specific event suppliers (DMCs, airlines, rental car companies), and search tools for finding conventions and exhibitions.
* Multimedia training comes of age--Go to www.aavln.com for Arthur Andersen's Virtual Learning Network, a Web-based library of more than 400 courses that can be delivered via the Web (including intranet and extranet), or CD-Rom. Topics cover four areas: finance and accounting; IT skills for professionals and end users; management, supervisory, and employee development; and sales and marketing. Each topic is tied to a specific learning objective and takes about 20 minutes to complete.


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Each Yale SmartHome Alarm System is Fully Customisable to Meet the Security Requirements of Your Home
You can easily add pet sensors, panic buttons, external PIR sensors, dummy bell boxes and more when you build your SmartHome system
Professional Installation by an Expert Yale Engineer
Our Yale Security Point Engineers are home security experts and your alarm installation will be done in a way which best protects your individual home. Your Yale alarm system installer will eliminate any weak points in your home security by positioning your alarm sensors for maximum protection.
Not only that but all our engineers and office staff have passed a complete background check against the Criminal Records Bureau for your complete peace-of-mind.
In addition, by having your new alarm professionally installed gives you a prestigious Grade 2 system. This means that your property will protected by the highest grade of alarm for normal domestic use. Usually, only a bank or jewelers would need a higher grade.
Unlike other alarm companies, with Yale you actually own your entire system. (With other companies, the upfront cost makes it appear that you're buying their system but beware - the sneaky small print says youre only leasing it!)
No False Alarms with Pet-Friendly Motion Sensors
Configure your SmartHome Alarm System to include our pet-friendly sensors to allow pets under 26kgs to go undetected by the motion sensors. This means you can keep your alarm system on—even when your pets are home alone. Your cats and small dogs can have the freedom of the house without triggering a false alarm.
You will never guess - we ordered a Yale Alarm system on Saturday and by the following Friday it was all fitted. Nice man, chatty, informed, helpful, fitted the door contacts, sensors, keypad - all in less than 2 hours. Keypad programmed and set - clean, no wires, no mess - great service, great product, easy to use, first rate. Dont use anyone else - Yale never find a better alarm!
Control Your Yale Alarm System With Your Mobile Phone
Arm & disarm your alarm from your mobile phone from anywhere in the world..
Give cleaners, tradesmen, friends or family access with a 'use-once' code.
Check your alarm's status and monitor activity in your home.
SmartHome can call up to 6 telephone numbers when an alarm event is triggered
Had a great experience! 2 guys turned up, one started fitting all the bits while the other answered all my questions. I wasn't forced to buy anything and everything I did buy was explained to me over and over again. The alarm is perfect and works very well. A simple but very affective product! My family now feels safe, that's the main thing. Thanks Yale!
Instantly Trigger Your SmartHome with a Wireless Panic Button
By hiding a wireless panic button in a secret location like inside a bedside table or underneath a windowsill, you can quickly set your alarm off whenever you feel in danger without the need to reveal yourself.
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Within a few days of my phone call to the company we were contacted by the fitter Robert Price who arrived within a week. There was no push to buy unnessesary extras that you just don't need for a secure alarm system. Robert did a security check and advised the best place for fittings of the sensors. House now feels secure for a lot less than the local security firms would have charged. Peace of mind!
A Completely Wireless Alarm System - No Mess, No Hassle.
- Proven wireless technology, which protects against intruders cutting wires to disarm it
- There's no need to drill or damage your decor when it's installed in your home
- SmartHome is quickly installed by our CRB-checked expert engineers
- Our engineers can add new sensors and modules at any time after installation
- Only the main control panel requires mains power
- Your system also has battery backup, so you're protected even when the power goes out.
Would highly recommend the product and the service I received. Courteous, helpful people on the phone and efficient service at installation. Plenty of time taken to talk me through operation of system and a run-through practice session. Can't fault them. A 5-star service.
Optional 24/7 Monitoring for Police Assistance
For less than 50 pence a day, you'll have total peace-of-mind knowing that Yale's monitoring team are ensuring the safety of you and your home around-the-clock. With this optional monitoring plan, the moment your alarm is triggered, we'll know about it. We'll call you straightaway to check that you're OK. If you're not available to answer the call, we'll alert the next person on your specified list of contacts.
On top of that your monitoring can pay for itself: Many insurers either insist on it or strongly recommend it and reward you with discounts of up to 20%. For example Direct Line offers 12.5% (7.5% for unmonitored alarms).
For an optional fee, we can also alert the police and fire service if required. Your engineer will discuss with you what's best for your individual circumstances on installation day.
Early-Warning Against Potentially Deadly Fire and Smoke
The SmartHome doesn't just detect intruders, it can detect smoke too -- even when your SmartHome isn't armed. If you're not at home and one is set off, you'll get an alert to inform you.
The Fire Service actually recommends having one smoke detector per floor of your home, with one in each room (aside from your bathrooms, kitchen and garage), which ensures full coverage against the danger of a devastating fire.
Our detectors also run on long-life, highly efficient batteries. The SmartHome will even warn you when they're running low.
I wanted to fit an alarm system after one of my neighbours had a burglary. I wanted to get it fitted urgently and Yale have done it without a fuss! They even gave me the appointment at my preferred time (this was very helpful as both myself and my wife goes to work). The guy explained the system very well. It was a good experience. After a few days we did manage to press wrong buttons and thought we messed up the system. I called the customer care and an engineer explained everything and solved the problem very quickly. It was really helpful.
A SmartHome Alarm Saves You Hundreds
Unlike other alarm companies offering a '£99' alarm and then hammering you with extortionate monthly fees and hidden charges—Yale's monitoring protects your home round-the-clock for only £15 a month.
What's more, there are no hidden charges, no activation fees and you don't even need a landline if you opt for the GSM unit. For a one-off £159, the GSM unit allows your SmartHome to use a cellular signal to connect to the monitoring centre. Other companies often charge an additional monthly fee for a cellular link.
Most alarm companies will charge you £29 every month and keep you locked into a 36-month contract that auto-renews if you forget to cancel it. And even if you do cancel, they charge you over-the-odds to keep the equipment you were leasing. Otherwise you have to pay a hefty fee for them to uninstall it, often leaving you with the expense and hassle of redecoration. With Yale, you own your SmartHome from the outset.
The whole process was so easy, you order on-line, they contact you in the evening to make an appointment, they even offer fitting the alarm in the evenings too! On the day (I had requested an early start) the local Yale Technician turned up at 07:00 and did a quick survey of the house and made his base in the conservatory, he was straight at it, no interruptions he only asked me things when he needed to know something... Then before you know a couple of hours later the job was done and he gave me a practical demonstration! Its been fantastic, I went for the home connect with the key fob switch on and off, its perfect for switching on the alarm once you're in bed and for switching off when you get up! It even phoned me up when my mother accidently set it off one day, I was able to call her straight back and talk her through the simple process to turn it off!
Stay in-the-loop with Mobile Phone Text Alerts
With our optional GSM mobile alarm system technology (£199), you will be alerted in real-time if your home alarm system should go off. You'll receive fast, direct text alerts, so you can stay up to date with your home security at all times.
It can also be setup to tell you whenever the alarm is armed or disarmed, so you know whenever someone goes in and out of your home.
Here's how some of our other customers typically use this feature:
- You'll sleep better when you know your loved ones have arrived home safely.
- You'll know whether the dog-walker has taken Max out 'to do his business'.
- You'll be aware of exactly which sensor has been triggered.
Get lower insurance premiums with SSAIB certification
Since the SmartHome boasts 'Grade 2' installation status (the highest for regular domestic use), we're able to provide specialist SSAIB certification which can be passed onto your insurance provider for potentially much lower premiums.
This certification tells your insurers that your system has been installed and maintained by fully-trained and qualified engineers, all of which operate to British and European Standards of quality. Along with the certificate, you get a comprehensive extra inspection to check that your installation meets both SSAIB and Yale Security Point standards. Of course, this is all optional to you and doesn't require payment today.
Because of this, insurance companies value third party SSAIB accredication highly, meaning you not only get peace-of-mind, but also the benefit of cheaper home insurance.
Arm & Disarm in Seconds with A Remote Keyfob - Just Like Your Car
These handy remote keyfobs give you the one-click ease-of-use usually reserved for cars or garages. They enable you to arm & disarm your SmartHome alarm at a distance, removing the need for you to quickly enter a PIN code upon entering your property and allowing you to easily secure your home after you've left.
Plus, in the event of an emergency you can trigger the keyfobs panic button to raise the alarm, giving you portable peace-of-mind and the functionality to further deter would-be intruders from targeting your home.


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How many competing Android markets (other than Android Market itself) are there and are they any good?
I know that there are at least two others: SlideME and AppBrain which I have looked at and seem useful but which ones do you use and why?
How many competing Android markets (other than Android Market itself) are there and are they any good?
I know that there are at least two others: SlideME and AppBrain which I have looked at and seem useful but which ones do you use and why?
I use AppBrain because it provides a nice site, and it makes it really easy to install apps onto my phone. Additionally, I'm finding that many bloggers that are reviewing apps are putting links to the AppBrain page for the app in their posts. This makes it really easy to mark something for install while I'm at my computer reading the blog posts, and then install it when I get a chance.
There are actually several alternatives to the 'official' Google Android market (aka Play Store).
I personally like to search for new apps from my PC browser, and a bit less from my phone. Most (all?) of the markets nowadays offer both, via a dedicated phone-app that you'll have to install, except from the official one which is already there.
Until, well, yesterday, the 'official' market would not have been available from your PC (meaning: on a PC web browser). Now it is, with a neat push-to-your-phone one click installation that is taking away one of the advantages of the competition (see AppBrain). The alternative markets, though, have still their peculiarities. I'll make a short summary but don't expect it to highlight all of the differences. Some markets (e.g. AndSpot) do not offer very specific features to users, but try to gather developers by offering advanced features such as easy stats.
I'll add that there's a market for Adult Apps too now; and a lot of review/forum sites will link to one or more of these markets, e.g., AndroidTapp or AndroidPit AndroLib.
I suggest you click on some of these links and see for yourself if the look/applications suit your style!
Various sources and in particular this thenextweb.com article.
I've been using f-droid, which is a smallish repository focused on free and open source tools. Not all encompassing by any means but one of the few that is explicit about showing you the license before you download an app.
The new website of the android market
Amazon has joined the Android app markets ecosphere!
Cyrket is NOT chock-fulla-ads and has good stats. It's my go-to site for web-searches and links to apps.
SlideME, this is very handy when you want to buy stuff in countries without paid Market. (actually you mention it in your question. I posted this answer just for the sake of completeness)
The Amazon Appstore (link to download page) is now available too.
Don't forget about GetJAR. :-) This market got its first big break when Rovio announced Angry Birds would be exclusive to them when it first launched.
AndroidZoom is browse-able from your desktop, and gives you downloads, rating and reviews. Download via QR barcode, links emailed to you mobile, or instructions to find in the Android Market. Has daily/weekly leaderboards of highest downloaded/rated apps.
YAAM (Yet Another Android Market). Their app is very lightweight and straightforward, and they use PayPal, making things easy.
While not technically an alternative market, Chomp (app download) like, AppBrain used to be an alternative interface for the official Android Market. Chomp has recommendations and a review system separate from the official market.
Unfortunately, this app has been discontinued.
I am quite shocked that two of the main alternatives to google play have not been mentioned. Samsung http://seller.samsungapps.com and blackberry 10 https://developer.blackberry.com/
Blackberry 10 will run android apps but there some drawbacks and their process is confusing and unhelpful but I have had some success
The Samsung app store is installed on every Samsung mobile device (which is lot). They are ultra helpful unlike every other app store I have submitted to.
It can take over a week to get a new app past their quality control but it's worth the wait. They are so good at reviewing apps that I now submit to Samsung before Google Play.
It can be a little confusing at first to understand what they call their seller office is all about but hey, we are developers so are used to learning curves.
Among other things they review content to ensure that there are no copyright issues (something that can get you banned from Google Play) and they review every option VERY thoroughly on ALL the devices you have selected.
If anything goes wrong and Quality control fails you get a complete breakdown of exactly what went wrong (including log cat) and even a video replicating the issue and they provide details on what is expected from you to fix it and re submit.
What really impresses me is that they are so constructive with their criticisms.
Once an app has been approved by Samsung I am more than happy that I have a very solid app that functions the way I want it to.
I just get a comfortable feeling when Samsung approves one of my apps. They don't tell you off or slap you on the wrists or, in any other way treat you like a naughty school kid if you get something wrong. They just help you to understand what to put right. Google Play will just pull your app and suspend you with no help whatsoever to put things right.
I recently discovered 1mobile.com, which appears to focus on free apps only. Their unique feature are app recommendations organized by topic as "app lists". Also, while they do offer an app for accessing their market, they also have direct APK download links on their website. I find them most useful when Google Play comes to the (wrong) conclusion that for unspecified reasons my device is not deemed compatible with some app.
Caveat: I have no idea where they get their content from; I haven't found much in terms of developer support or an upload interface. They seem to carry pretty much every free app that's available on Google Play. Are they simply scraping Google's website? Are they legit?
Missing in previous answers is AndroidPIT which is running a separate market. Sure, almost all apps found there are also in the Playstore (but not necessarily vice-versa: so for missing apps there are links to the playstore provided). Developers need to actively maintain their apps on this platform (i.e. upload new versions), and for paid apps AndroidPIT provides its own license API.
So what is the plus of this platform? It has an active community (in the forums and the news blogs), and one can use alternative payment methods (e.g. Paypal) in addition to credit cards. Moreover, reviews for apps can be found there as well. So with the playstore comments, local comments, and the reviews, one can get a better idea of what an app is like -- before downloading it. Furthermore, the German branch even has an App Reviews section in their forum, including overviews for apps on a kind of "per-category" base -- which makes it easier to find a suiting app, as similar apps are grouped together.
So if you like that idea, but do not want another "source of apps" (it's a good idea to stick to one market platform, especially for paid apps -- so you don't lose track which app you installed from what source, and get into trouble on a re-install for a new (or factory-reset) device), you can still go there for information.
Soc.io Mall describes itself as more than just an App Store. It is a mall where you can have apps, games and e-books. Soon it will be enriched with audio books and music!
Antiroid is an excellent website that will provide you with the corresponding free alternative to the paid app (that you may well could have purchased had you been unaware of this website).
The Opera (as in web browser) mobile store has many Android Applications that are arranged by category.
Providing another alternative for Android Users.
Just came across Yandex.Store
I received very good amount of installs from mobiletoones.com and apps.opera.com. Also, my revenue was ramped up too within 2 days. If you are looking for targeted users for your app then you should distribute your app to many sources not just stuck to one website!
AppsLib claims to be the application marketplace specifically for Android Tablets
Tablified Market (now dead)
Now Google is focusing on the educational side, offering a special version of its app store called Google Play for Education. (Initially applicable to USA only I believe).
It makes it easier for educators to find apps, books, videos, and other content appropriate for K-12 students, enables bulk purchasing and the ability to distribute apps to a group of students' tablets wirelessly.
At launch, Google is offering Play for Education bundled with Google Nexus 7 tablets. In early 2014 the company plans to offer Asus Transformer Pad and HP Slate 8 Pro tablets as well.
Teachers can find apps by grade level, subject, or other criteria, and content can be paid for using a purchase order.
You can also use 4shared and other file-sharing sites to search for APKs . In your search query make sure to add
NOTICE: You really should only use this method if you have a good antivirus app (Zoner, Norton, etc.), as anyone can upload an app that goes unchecked (to some extent though, this is not unlike Google Play).
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