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Apple iPhone 3G ReviewApple iPhone 3G 8
The iPhone 3G seems to use the same 2 megapixel camera as found in the original. There are no options, and the user cannot record video. Pictures turned out above average; under artificial light there was graining and in bright sunlight some of our photos had a blue tint to them, but overall color representation was good and lines were well defined.
Again, the iPhone 3G remains unchanged. The iPhone is of course also an iPod, and it still has the incredible interface found on the first generation iPhone as well as the iPod Touch. Album art looks gorgeous, and Cover Flow is still pretty darn cool (as long as your music is properly tagged with art.) Videos look amazing on the iPhone's large, high-resolution display. Everything just works, and while we have a video codec support gripe with Apple in general, the iPhone is still the undisputed king of multimedia phones.
The YouTube app is still present, and allows the user to view top videos, mark favorites and search for any video. It was groundbreaking on the original, but is merely another feature in today's market. This is a great example of how the iPhone changed the mobile industry.
App Store marks a fundamental change in Apple's iPhone philosophy. The original iPhone was a closed system, but it didn't take hackers long to crack the code and not only unlock the phone but also start developing apps that utilized the potential of the device and its OS. With the iPhone 2.0 software comes the App Store, an official channel where developers can sell (or give away) applications. They can be downloaded either via iTunes or directly over the air, though there are size restrictions for OTA downloads. Apple saw the millions in lost revenue, and while developers will keep 70% of the profits Apple still gets a 30% cut for doing basically nothing other than hosting the apps.
At launch there were hundreds of applications available, but we downloaded a few of the most popular ones to see how they worked. First up was AIM, which finally gave us a first party instant messaging solution for the iPhone. In theory it's a good application, but in practice was buggy at best. The MLB At Bat app was better, offering scores and video highlights for each game. The information was near real-time, and videos of scoring plays and defensive gems were usually up within ten minutes or so. The only thing it was missing was an alert system; we'd like to be able to customize our favorite teams and get scoring alerts instead of having to manually pull the information. Sports Tap is a good fee app for comprehensive sports scores and news. It not only covers the major US leagues, but others such as F1, English Premier League, AFL and more. The AP and New York Times each have a free news app that delivers the latest headlines to your handset. The AP Mobile News App is more comprehensive, offering not only national headlines but also local news, sports and showbiz info.
Super Monkey Ball is an app that will no doubt popular, and does a great job of harnessing the power of the iPhone. It's similar to the console versions, where you guide a monkey in a bubble through various stages while collecting bananas and avoiding falling off the edge. On the iPhone you control the ball by tilting the device, taking advantage of the accelerometer. Once we got past the first few levels the difficulty increased greatly, and it felt like it was in part due to the accelerometer. During gameplay it was usually good, but not quite as responsive as the Tilt game we loved so much on the Touch Diamond, and there are times when our monkey got turned around. It could be attributed to the game's software, but we have a feeling SEGA knows what they're doing and we had some accelerometer issues outside of SMB as well. While web browsing the orientation will at times turn on you when the phone is stationary (we even had it do it once while the phone was sitting on a table, and hadn't been moved) or won't turn at all. This is something we've experienced on the original, and are disappointed that Apple hasn't fixed it. Overall we wish the accelerometer was used more often in the UI.
Apple prides themselves on their simple to use, rock solid software. To our surprise the iPhone 3G wobbles here. 98% of the time it runs smoothly, but as noted earlier we've had the phone lag on us here and there, and downright reset a few times. It's not as laggy as Windows Mobile can be, but it has not been as solid as the original. A major gripe we have is with syncing. Every time you plug the phone in it backs up your data, which is to be expected, but the process can take upwards of 10 minutes. There is no good reason for this, and our Windows Mobile phones can completely sync usually in under two minutes.
On launch day iTunes servers crashed, creating even longer lines, customer headaches and bricked phones. Throw in continued MobileMe issues and Apple seemed more like Microsoft on July 11th. And speaking of which, for as much as they bash Vista and its constant security pop-ups, we're getting pretty darn frustrated with being asked if apps can access our location and entering our iTunes password every time we go back to the App Store and download something.
91 Comments
1. (unregistered)
huh... so that's an overall rating of 8 for the I-Phone 3g and a 9 overall rating for the Dare well, i guess apple managed to rock the world again...... or not so much
2. (unregistered)
as was brought up in the dare comments, as well as the vu, the ratings for each phone are individual. here, they were probably rating the 3g in light of the original. with the dare they said they were rating it compared to the other phones vzw offers. i dont think anyone in their right mind would think the dare is a better phone than the iphone
7. (unregistered)
LOL wow the most ignorant comment ever. i happen to like the dare better, but i guess i must be crazy.
9. (unregistered)
hey, is the contacts tab a standard tab now in the home screen or is it an app you can delete. cause i have seen mutliple pictures of the iphone 3g and never before have i seen the contacts tab
10. (unregistered)
its permanent
16. (unregistered)
Ok, so lemme get this right. It's compared to the original iPhone. Well, the original iPhone got an 8.8, while this new and fabulous 3G recieved an 8.0. Also, read the last sentence in the conclusion. Apple dropped the ball. BTW...The dare actually holds signals and makes calls fast. Under signal reception only rated a 3. Sorry, I'll keep my dare. Might be a little less in the UI department (according to the fanboys). But I know I can trust Verizon to make my calls with my PHONE, and I can trust the Dare to give me the rest of the capabilities I like to have for entertainment.
22. (unregistered)
The Dare is better! End of discussion.
32. (unregistered)
So true fellas! 3G is close to epic fail :-) So much hype for nothing. I kind of feel bad for all the idiots in those lines to grab this POS and get raped by ATT and APPLE for mediocre device. DARE just destroys iphone no matter what fan boys say. I have Dare and I used iphone before and there is no comparison! And don;t tell me ... well it wasn't 3G ... big deal same brick with just a little more hype. No thanks :-)
60. (unregistered)
I actually went into the store to test the Dare out. It is horrible. The review must be written by Verizon fanboys, just like most of the articles written on website. I've been a Verizon customer since '98, spend over $100 month, and would gladly pay my termination fee to get the new iphone. There really isn't a comparision at Verizon... Tired of waiting.
80. (unregistered)
Best phone, hey come on now. If just going for basic phone features, iPhone is not that rich in features and I doubt that it has best reception and sound quality among all other phones. It's a fine product but when somebody is claiming something to be the best when there is hundreds of choices... I am sure you know also what is the best car!
3. xev (unregistered)
maybe not necessarily better, but why go through the hassle of switching carriers if you can get a somewhat similar experience and phone on ur current network, be it Verizon or at&t. both Dare and iphone 3G are good on their own grounds. but i agree that the new iphone wasnt worth switching for so many people that already had the original. besides there were ways to get gps on it anyways.
4. tgijosh (unregistered)
Still this phone has something the dare and vu dont have. The ipod on this phone is amazing and thats what seperates from the pack for me. As a train commuter it cant be beat, not having to carry 2 devices.
8. (unregistered)
I'm in Boston, and taking the train means going underground, so I always turn off my phone because I can lose about one bar of battery in 20-30 minutes underground due to the continuous "searching for signal" (I currently use Verizon). I've heard the battery on this isn't great, combine that with playing music and searching for a signal for the trip there and back... I doubt I'd be able to use this to replace my phone + iPod (which plays for 10 hours on a charge) combo, no matter how convenient it is to have it in one package.
12. (unregistered)
battery is quite good on the iphone..... But when you turn on 3G it's another story... But still beats everyone else in terms of battery life.. http://www.pcworld.com/article
/148348/3g_iphones_mediocre_ba ttery_life_still_beats_rivals. html
14. (unregistered)
If you're currently with Verizon you might want to check out the Pearl. You can turn the phone aspect off and just use it as a music player.
28. (unregistered)
up to 8 gig of memory on the dare and you don't have to be stuck with DRM music. you can also now do the Rapsody subscription ans even if you buy from VZW peice by piece it's still 3 million songs at .99 ea or 1.99 over the air direct to the phone... yeah, i-pod on your phone is so much better
74. JAS39 (unregistered)
Why don't You use flight-mode then???
5. ri0t (unregistered)
Not for nothing, I think the wow factor is still there overall for the iphone. The UI on this device alone puts all other touchscreen UI phones from LG, Samsung etc. to shame. The app store itself has some awesome apps that take advantage of the iphones accelerometer and fast processor. Overall I still think this device is ahead of it's time in many facets. Lastly, if you are that stuck on verizon being the better company over at&t well all well and good for you go with the Dare or Voyager then.
6. high hoe ontario (unregistered)
I waited for the iPhone 3g and now that I am using it to post this comment I have to say it is the best phone I have had so far. I love it
11. chunnertyme (unregistered)
I have Verizon...checked out the Dare. Didn't really like it (the UI). Walked over to the Apple Store and picked up the 3G in white. So far, I love the phone. Yes, there are some issues but, the UI is so slick and it's still the best out there.
13. (unregistered)
I agree... The Dare might have some things that the iphone lacks, but overall quality of the iphone beats it straight down!
31. (unregistered)
I disagree Dare kills iphone with no questions asked. Try dropping your iphone! Ever seen cracked screens before? I have and more than a handful from my buddies. Without a question Dare is a much better choice not to mention Verizon too.
79. (unregistered)
That's a pretty dumb argument to make... It's sad verizon fans close their eyes for so many things just to look "kewl".
15. (unregistered)
I checked out the iPhone and the UI is unmatched. Features suck for a high end device IMO and this is why I have the Dare. Features on the Dare are better and it is not a smartphone.
17. XxTNTxX (Posts: 12; Member since: 12 May 2008)
Do you not realize the full potential of the iPhone in conjunction w/ the AppStore??? Because of the popularity of the iPhone, developers are going to focus time and $ on making apps that utilize the features of the iPhone (eg accelerometer, gps, superb multi touch screen). I can guarantee you that these apps will blow away the few features the LG Dare has to offer. Look at what's already offered by the AppStore: Remote for iTunes .. simply sick. Super Monkey Ball .. havent played w/ that yet but im sure is hella fun some song identifier (comparable to VZ Song ID) but allows u to even hum the tune of a song Stuff like this is keeping the iPhone at the top of technology
18. (unregistered)
Yes I agree... Developers are hard at work making TERRIFIC apps for the iphone! I bought Super Monkey Ball. Despite the control function (It kinda hard, hopefully there will be a software update that will fix it) the 3D graphics are by far the best I have seen on a cell phone... Very fun and addicting!
19. (unregistered)
It all depends on what's important to you. If a slick UI and a few fun apps means more to you than solid coverage, exceptional reception, great voice quality and a hearty battery (which is the case for a lot of people apparently), then the iphone is a good choice. But again, as the review says, the original had the same slick UI and can run the new software, so why upgrade? If you're looking for a phone first and a toy second, then the Dare beats the iphone handily in all the important categories. What's saddest about the 3G iphone is that it isn't much of an upgrade (which is something Steve Jobs just can't get enough of apparently: convincing millions of people that the same product is an upgrade and making billions off of selling them).
20. (unregistered)
Sorry folks I am not defending any specific brands but I do know that iphone is kind of cool but Dare kills it in my opinion for my needs. I am careless about iphone or ATT for that matter. I have been with Verizon for a very long time and never had any issues. I could go on and list a ton of things that Dare does much better than iphone and in that light I could say Dare puts the other ones to shame! I have tried both and I really really love my Dare :D Best phone I have ever used or seen to date!
21. (unregistered)
I totally don't care about any of those lame apps. I want a nice solid and functional phone that features a great camera as well also I am not crazy about the glass screen and dinged up metal case. And I don't care about super expensive smartphone plans either.
23. (unregistered)
LAME APPS??? Why don't you check the app store (on itunes) and see for yourself how innovative these apps are! The developers are making terrific apps that take advantage of the processing power or the accelerometer of the iphone like Super Monkey Ball. It's the best graphics you will see on a cell phone... Or multi-touch features apps... Some apps use the GPS for location services... This is a BIG selling point of the iphone.... Major developers are aboard making terrific apps like AIM, Facebook, MySpace, and Pandora! LAME apps... HA!
24. (unregistered)
Just like I said LAME! I don't care about all that teenage garbage you have listed in your post. Give me Blackberry Thunder will ya??? Screw Apple! Over hyped glamorous piece of brick :-) that shatters and get dinged up when you drop it. What a POS.
25. (unregistered)
Well it looks like you are a Apple Hater and don't care what products come from Apple you will just hate them ALL! You don't even own an iphone so why would I take your word for the Thunder... Your words are meaningless! You clearly don't have an iphone... Also the iphone might look fragile but according to the PC World Stress Test it is quite durable.. You can run it through water or drop it in a glass of milk and it still works! They drop it on the ground several times and it's still working with minimal scratches... Eventually the iphone brakes after they run it over with a motorcycle and drop in many times over asphalt!!!!! Video:http://www.pcworld.com/video/i
d,852-page,1-bid,0/video.htmlPeople please ignore this person who does not know what he is talking about!
29. (unregistered)
when a I-phone hater is attacked by a I-phone fan boy, doesn't negate both idiots??? just a thought... listen, i own a Mac... my girlfriend uses an I-pod, i know that apple puts out some nice products, but what is it that turns you people into zombies for anyhting Steve Jobs Shits out? If VZW put as much money into advertising the Dare as Jobs put into the I-phone, the Dare would be blowing the I-phone away. Verizon is seeing massive stock outages for the dare with 1/8 the advertising thrown around by Apple. Apple Didn't re-invent the wheel with the I-phone 3g, they didn't even manage to top the first edition. Now the Dare and (to some extent) the Instinct are on the scene and even though sprint isn't much of a threat these days, AT&T should be worried. Verizon already creams AT&T for service now, and just wait till they take over Alltels midwest network and before i'm diregarded as a VZW Fanboy, i'm not, just a realist... Apple easily wins every time For the "cool" factor, but cool will only get you so far... and by the way, trashing "Super Monkey Ball" doesn't make you a hater, it makes you someone with a life
46. (unregistered)
So your saying if I dropp your Dare it will not break? Let me give it a run. DO you even read your comments before you post it? First off no phone should be dropped and second anything electronic has a good chance to break if dopped. Here is a story that may change your mind about the durabiity of the IPHone. Freind of mine got in a really bad acccident and totalled his bike. His IPhone slid accross the highway and hit the partition and is in perfect working order. I think you are just upset because of the phone and data plan are a little out of your price range and mommy told you no. I will say this to you and to whom ever bitches about the plan hike, the phone is not for everyone. Oh and by the way, when you VZ guys are done sucking RIM off after they launch the Thunder, are you guys going to bitch then about VZ's data plan which will be the same as ATT's data. If you black out both company names off the pamphlets no one would be able to pick the difference when it comes to plan and data pricing due to they are pretty much the same. I'm tired of hearing about all the bitching when it comes to price on certain phones and plans, its not like you are being forced to pay that. When you go to the mall and know that Armani is going to cost more that Dillards, you wish you could by the Armani but know better and stick with Dillards. Everything isn't for everyone.
81. (unregistered)
only if ya knew what the dare can do over the iphone yeah att might have the biggest network but vz has the best network and like that guy said when they take over alltell it will b all good dar has much better features than iphone and a better touch response. looks alot better and of course on the best network. lol!!!!!!
26. (unregistered)
Got me a Dare but returned it the next day because the e-mail support is crap (You have to use through the Verizon Web Browser) and the browser says it's full HTML but the it keeps displaying the mobile website like at NYT or WSJ and it is not as polished like in Opera Mobile or the Safari Web Browser.. Got myself an iphone 3G this weekend.... Despite being on AT&T the phone is much better than the Dare... Though it might not have MMS or Video Capture or the 3.2mp camera on the Dare, the 3rd party apps and multimedia features along with the Safari Browser and multi-touch is a HUGE selling point for the iphone... Exchange support means it is business friendly! Now I don't need to carry my Blackberry around anymore! No wonder the iphone 3G has sold 1 million units so far! If you like Verizon go for the Dare, but anyways go for the iphone 3g!
27. xev (unregistered)
Don't you have to pay for apps? sure you can unlock it and get many for free (actually that's a huge positive side). The Dare is a really good phone and fun device that doesn't let you do quite as much as the iphone will (with unlocked apps). But still the 3G version is a waste of money and pure marketing hype. People are seriously paying $200 for 3G device and will have to pay for the data service. As for the music player ability, most phones have a good music player. You just need a few days to get used to it and it will be great for you. I still prefer the traditional ipod because i dont have to take it out of my pocket to change a song or adjust volume. And i'm sure that many people still want 2 separate devices for music and phone for the most time.
30. (unregistered)
I totally agree with your iphone 3G post it is nothing but hype that does not sway me at all. First of all ATT sucks big time around here and where I usually go. Matter effect there is no signal by my house so I am careless about it. But honestly even if I could I wouldn't buy it. There is nothing special for me. I don't care too much about email. I check most of my email at office or at home so Dare works like a magic for me and it has the best camera that I have seen to date on a phone. Also I don't need no rediculously over priced data plans. My mobile web plan is $5 and totally enough for me. Oh and did I say I don't need a phone that does not even have MMS. I get at least couple of those on a daily basis. I wasn't too impressed with my friend's iphones. Nothing special it's just a little cool UI that get old quick and I totally hate the size. Dare is so much better when it gets to form factor. 3 of my friends had to replace their glass screens over $100 each so much about durability!!! I don't wanna hear all the bull. I am speaking from the visual experience! I don't care about glorified apps since most of them are useless such as AIM myspace bunch of games... what's the point? I need a freaking phone with a nice camera and have a decent mp3 player with bluetooth stereo! Apple was so close yet miserably failed. Epic fail almost - Jobs... you hear that? It's so funny to see all of you idiotic Apple fan boys glorifying anything that Jobs poops out on the market whether it's good or useless with a little luster.... What a bunch of sad people that reside in Apple cult. I don't have anything against Apple and I have used their products but a lot of them are worthless such as ipods. Most of my friends had to get theirs replaced in one year or so! Quality products not so much! Over hyped and over glorified oh yes! You better believe it. Peace :-) Long live Verizon and DARE! :D
34. (unregistered)
The iphone has a WAY better MP3 player than the Dare! It's an ipod with built in storage! With podcast support and audiobooks and coverflow it is MUCH better... If you don't think so.... Your an Idiot! Epic Fail! Ha you say selling 1 million iphones in 3 days is an epic fail.... LG and other can only dream if they had a phone that could sell that well! HA...HA.....HA.... (Excuse my laughing)
35. a1016neo (unregistered)
@Xev: No, not all the Apps you have to pay for... Some are free like AIM and a Ebay Client and some you have to pay for like games (Super Monkey Ball or MLB Baseball App) I'm loving my new 3G! 3rd party apps are CRAZY! Developers are taking advantage of the iphone accelerometer and multi-touch capabilities... Truly amazed... Buy the iphone 3G... It's a better deal!
69. (unregistered)
Yeah millions of blind worshipers... not a surprise at all. Very typical with Apple users. Slap a logo on a rock or turd and it would sell millions. It has been proven for years. So sad!
70. (unregistered)
ipod in a phone not really where is A2DP?? Oh it;s not important as MMS and copy and paste. I forgot millions of us don't really care about that just give us Super Monkey Ball and we are happy straining our eyes so that we could be blind in a few years over the useless thing like a game on a phone. Does anyone really have time or desire to play a game on a cell phone? The whole idea sounds quite retarded to me.
33. Borg (unregistered)
well i have played with the new iphone 3g for at least 4 hours the other day and a dare for about an hour, between the two, i got better reception with the iphone, the dares sucked, the iphone has way better battery life than any device i have used before, and this is comeing from someone who has been using an nokia n75 since it came out, with its pathetic battery life. the dare does not have any imap or pop email access. or a decent web browser.and besides verizion wanted to charge me 500 for a deposit ATT didnt
36. (unregistered)
Yes Clearly the iphone has better battery life than the competition... Not as good as the first iphone but the new one has 3G which sucks up battery life fast.... http://www.pcworld.com/article
/148348/update_3g_iphones_battackberrys_run_longer.html Also the Dare does not have wi-fi which is way faster than 3G or EV-DO Rev. 1... I'm disappointed that the Dare as terrible e-mail support.... Also the web browser is Full HTML but it's not as good as the iphone with multi-touch.... I returned my Dare and waited in line for an iphone.... It's the best cell phone I have ever used! ery_life_beats_atandt_rivalsbu t_evdo_bl
37. (unregistered)
"the dare does not have any imap or pop email access. or a decent web browser.and besides verizion wanted to charge me 500 for a deposit ATT didnt" i'm gonna go on the record and say you are either severly misinformed or doing everything in your power to trash the Dare. here"s why: 1. you "play" with a phone for an hour and claim to be able to judge from that about battery life and reception. both of your claims are the opposite of almost every single online review of both devices. 2.. Mobile e-mail gives full support for multiple pop email 3.. Remo-sync gives you access to corp e-mail 4.. if your credit didn't suck there wouldn't be a deposit. 5. Verizon secuirty deposits are $125 or $400. this has been in place for over a year, in all channnels including Authorized dealers & tele-sales. so unless you tried to get a dare over a year ago when the deposit system was different, you are a liar. Also read the specs on a phone before you claim it doesn't have those features
38. DARE RULES! (unregistered)
So true bud! A lot of iphone users are idiots that never research anything and just think whatever Jobs pooped out have to be the best because it's Apple! Well it has been proven that it's not always the case as with any devices these days. For what I needed and for what I do iphone could not touch or satisfy my needs. Battery life is excellent on DARE for a CDMA phone! When did you hear a CDMA phone having enough juice for over 6 hours talk time in a very slim form factor? If you need serious emailing get a blackberry anyways or a windows mobile device. iphone can't touch messaging or email abilities versus even any cheap phone with a physical keyboard. APPLE'S keyboard sucks big time!!! In order to be useful they had to make it landscape instead of portrait and another T9 keyboard in portrait just like DARE! Dare eats iphone in this field. No MMS and a lousy camera, shattered glass screens, dinged up backs and etc... is a definite deal breaker. Do they have apps for those??? lol Who cares about games on a cell phone anyways unless you are a teenager with no life outside of your toy! BTW Dare has a nice and useful MP3 player get your stats right. I never cared about ipod. I find them very annoying and prone to technical failures. I have seen enough broken ones in a short period of time. If it wasn't for all the useless marketing of that shiny brick it would have been close to epic fail and if it didn't have a rotten apple logo on it. People would pay a million just for that lame logo! What a bunch pathetic losers... Apple fan boys are the most annoying people on the planet! Enough said :-) I never disliked APPLE but these fan boys making me almost to start to hate their products. Even though I have managed to be APPLE free to this point. WOW!! How did I manage to do that? Very impressive and I am on a bleeding edge of a technology. So you guys know it is possible don't let anyone fool you!
39. (unregistered)
Well Hello Apple Hater Stick with your Dare troll.... If you think it has a better multimedia features you must be CRAZY! You would know if you tried it out for yourself!
40. Not a hater but a REALIST :-) (unregistered)
You are a troll :-) I have tried iphone and it sucks the main features are not there! Just like I said! Why do you have to be so defensive fan boy? Sometimes I wonder if Jobs pay you guys or something... lol. What a brainwashed Apple lunatics could be. I stated the true facts and what are trying to say? Nothing! Exactly my point... multimedia? It's a freaking phone I want it to be a phone if I wanted an ipod but I don't care about that and like I said DARE has a great mp3 player that happens to play over bluetooth stereo with my Jabra BT8040 which is my earpiece at a same time and I don't have to lug around some heavy bulky white headphones to look like a moron. Now who is a troll? Eh ... you guys are nothing but losers and can't stand up to any true facts of epic fail that Steve is making you guys blind to... Ha ha ha... You can shove your iphone somewhere where the sun don't shine as far as I am concerned. I am not a hater I thought iphone was great too until I got sick of it literally. The list could go on for about half a mile with shortcomings! Now where is your facts??? Besides calling everyone who is not hooked on iphone an Apple hater?
43. a1016neo (unregistered)
No.... I am not an Apple Fanboy.... As a consumer I search for the best products out there.... I have tested the Dare and the iphone and I find the iphone is superior to the Dare... Though the iphone might not have MMS, Video Capture, or A2DP Bluetooth I find that the browser and multimedia features better than the Dare... Also the quality of the iphone is much better than the Dare... I find the UI better and just the small details that stand out... Like in the Dare, scrolling isn't as good as the iphone where you can just flick with your fingers... In the Dare you have to touch and drag.... The App Store brings HUGE possibilities to the iphone... On the Dare you are kinda locked up because you can't install 3rd party apps like Opera Mobile (the built in browser SUCKS scrolling is slow and without multi touch it's hard to move around)... Other small details include Visual Voice Mail and better e-mail support which the Dare lacks... Though the Dare is not a smartphone I don't expect it to have Enterprise support but the e-mail in the Dare does not support HTML e-mail which is a big thumbs down for me... As a consumer I strive to find the best phone for me... Though the iphone does not have everything I want in a phone (MMS, Copy/Paste, Flash, Video Capture) it comes close... Closer than the Dare or another phone...
41. (unregistered)
Oh wait what happened to a simple copy and paste function that my 5 year old phone had... hmm... too much technology for Apple perhaps... oh wait that's one of those $200 apps from that joke store. I know truth hurts but you blind trolls suck it up since it's the best gadget to hit this planet. Bunch of morons... Enough said. Long live DARE!
45. terry69796 (unregistered)
People Ignore this guy... He clearly doesn't know what he is talking about.... $200 app???? Joke Store???? Long Live Dare??? This says it all! #43 Stop misinforming the public with WRONG info and try an iphone for yourself before you post your opinion...
68. (unregistered)
Are you a moron^? Did you ever heard of sarcasm? Hmm... wow I really feel sorry for some of you. What kind of education did you guys get? He simply said that something as simple as COPY and freaking PASTE is NOT on any IPHONE! Who is misinforming the public to me copy and paste is one of the most important time saving features. Idiots!
42. (unregistered)
Rating of 8??? What a deception it should be more like 4.5 in the best case. Morons for sure. -No stereo bluetooth support -keyboard is useless (no landscape view no T9) -no Copy and Paste -wost camera ever witnessed on a modern cell phone -outrageous data plans -shatter-prone glass screen -metal attracting dings -AT&T coverage sucks -NO MMS!!! = POS *** True facts for some of you blind fan boys and Jobs worshipers! I guess this does hurt. Makes sense why they are so defensive about this mediocre product that is nothing but a skin deep and just before your first drop on the floor which does happen at times. I can't remember how many times I dropped my previous Razr and it still looks like new. Feel free to add to this honesty list of deceptive practices. Steve will not tell you these things nor any of these fan boys. Buyer beware!
44. johonny765 (unregistered)
- 2mp Camera is pretty standard... The Instinct has it and the AT&T Vu and the Glide... - Though it might be glass it is quite durable... Run it through water and wash it with soap or drop it in milk it still works.... Want proof??? watch video: http://www.pcworld.com/article
/148310/its_tough_to_kill_an_a- Also take care of your products too!! Anyways you would be getting a case anyways with it so that will protect it from scratches... pple_iphone_3g.html
48. (unregistered)
that's why Instinct, VU and Glide all suck with iphone. If you happen to travel to Europe you will see what I mean 2mp is laughable where 5 or more is more of a standard and excellent optics. Dare has an amazing camera I have been seriously impressed. MP3 player and Dare is not any worse than iphone for me. I have no problems. Works great and very user friendly. And to whoever keeps saying nonsense such as megapixels don't matter well you can continue using your 2 megapixels. I am a pro photographer and I simply can never get enough pixels. I wish I could afford $33k hasselblad cameras.
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any ohone might work after being droping in water, it';s only 50% of the time it will initially fry, but you are forgeting what water/liquid does to metal. slowly deteriorates it, oxidation making it weaker and prone to craping out on you well after the exposure. who knows what those phones from the video are acting like right now.
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I don't need to see any videos! All I have to look is at 3 of my friends iphones that basically got their screens shattered about the same time meanwhile they baby their phones. I speak from visual experience and not any exaggerated videos that may be fake even if it's not there is not much proof to me after seeing broken ones.
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The ability to add something new to your phone effortlessly is a plus...no matter how cool a phone is...eventually you'll be fed up with it, bored, and you wish to upgrade to another phone. I wasn't too fond with the first iPhone because it'll get old soon, but now that you can add 3rd party apps (552 new apps in a week, insane) allow you to discover and be entertain with 3rd party apps. The Dare is a great phone for Verizon, no doubt, and if you are contend and satisfy with it, great, all power to you, great phone for the great service you'll get. But I am looking for to be entertained, having an all-in-one device, fun to use and to navigate, ability to customize and add applications, icandy, and the satisfactory I would receive for my money. Sure...ATT isn't as great as VZ's network or service, but it's not as bad as one would expect. There's always room for improvement, advantages and disadvantages, question is, which one matter to you most? There isn't a perfect phone...only the one that will give you the most satisfactory you are willing to pay for. It's not about the phone...it's about if you feel justified spending your hard earn income with the enjoyment you are receiving. Hey...most strippers can satisfy you but I prefer blondes...does it make me an idiot? No...i just choose to what I like and not what everyone else say I should like. Ok...where did I put that escort service number?
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Seriously.... thank you for that comment. When going through reading reviews, people are looking for honest opinions, not people doing name-calling. Honestly, what are we here, 3 years old? ("No, you're a poopy face!") And why are we even talking about the Dare? Isn't that a Verizon phone? Last time I checked, you can't use that phone on the AT&T network, therefore your comments are useless to me. If you're going to discuss other touchscreen phones at least offer up opinions on a phone I can actually use on my network... I'm honestly looking for a new phone and am trying to make a decision on whether or not this kind of phone is for me. So far I've gotten a couple of useful opinions. To those people, thank you for your help.
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serious buyer......which one do you have in mind? i am currently using the Voyager and trying to get my hand on the iphone, they sold out like hot cakes.
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Bessie Dewey
Aug. 7, 1921-Jan. 28, 2013
Age: 91
Residence: Windsor
Bessie Mae Dewey, 91, of Windsor, passed away Jan. 28, 2013, at Life Care Center of Greeley. She was born Aug. 7, 1921, in White County, Ga., to William and Mary Ella (Shuler) White.
The family moved to Colorado when Bessie was 9. She married Alfred Dewey on Aug. 30, 1940, at the Baptist Church Parsonage in Eaton, Colo.
Bessie was a homemaker and loved sewing, cooking, fishing and her church. She and Alfred were custodians of the Galeton Church for many years. She was a member of Grace Community Bible Church in Evans, Colo., and Extension Chatter Club.
She is survived by her children, Allan (Laura) Dewey of Fort Morgan, Colo., Diana Elaine (Paul) Still of Johnstown, Colo., and Calvin (Karen) Dewey of Fort Collins, Colo.; grandchildren, Tricia Lane, Shawn Dewey, Steven Kisselman, Brenda Stone, Nathan Still, Mark Still, Andrew Dewey and Angelina Dewey; 10 great-grandchildren; a brother, Guy White; and sister, Eileen Green, both of Washington state.
Bessie was preceded in death by her husband, Alfred; parents; three sisters; and five brothers.
Funeral services will be at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 1, 2013, at Adamson Chapel, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, Colo. Interment will follow at Susnet Memorial Gardens.
Memorial donations may be made to Grace Community Bible Church in care of Adamson's Funeral & Cremation, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 80634. Condolences can be sent to the family at www.adamsonchapels.com.
Cody Wayne Gremmer
Oct. 19, 1979-Jan. 25, 2013
Age: 33
Residence: Windsor
Cody Wayne Gremmer was born Oct. 19, 1979, in Greeley. On Jan. 25, 2013, at the age of 33, Cody lost his courageous battle against cancer.
He married Denise Schossow on June 29, 2003, and was blessed with two daughters, Shaina and Kiersyn. It was the love he had for "his girls" that made him fight so hard for so long.
Funeral services will be held at 4:30 p.m. Friday, Feb. 1, 2013, at Redeemer Lutheran Church, 7755 Greenstone Trail, Fort Collins.
Memorials to Redeemer Lutheran Church in Cody's memory. Go to www.viegutfuneralhome.com for full obituary.
Bill Harrison
March 25, 1927-Jan. 25, 2013
Age: 85
Residence: Greeley
Bill Harrison, 85, of Greeley, passed away Jan. 25, 2013, at Fairacres Manor. He was born March 25, 1927, to Charles and Katherine Harrison in Trinidad, Colo.
Bill moved to Elbert, Colo., with his family when he was in the seventh grade and continued his education there through high school. After graduation, he served in the Navy for one year, from 1945-46, when World War II ended. After being discharged, Bill attended CSU in Fort Collins for three years, where he studied forestry. He then worked for The Denver and Rio Grande Railroad from 1950-54, before finding his real calling in retail sales. As an employee of JC Penney, Bill and his family lived in Denver, Fort Morgan, and finally Greeley in 1956. Bill worked many years selling men's clothing at Otis Brothers and Gregory Clothing Store, two of Greeley's finest menswear establishments. He had many loyal customers who followed him back to JC Penney, where he ended his retail career.
Bill loved the outdoors and spent many happy hours hiking the trails and climbing the peaks of Rocky Mountain National Park with his family, as well as on his own. Closer to home, Bill enjoyed daily walks to his beloved Glenmere Park for more than 25 years.
He was a member of First Presbyterian Church for more than 50 years.
Bill is survived by his wife, Eula of Greeley; son, Don of Phoenix; daughter, Jacqueline (Scott) Fisher of Salida, Colo.; and sister, Kathy Berry of Lampasas, Texas.
He is preceded in death by daughter, Kimberly; and brothers, Jack, Chuck, Bob and Jerry.
Memorial services will be at 1:30 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, at First Presbyterian Church, 1321 9th Ave., Greeley, with inurnment in Elbert.
Memorial gifts may be made to Alzheimer's Association, Weld County Humane Society, or First Presbyterian Church.
Northern Colorado Crematory is handling the arrangements.
Robert S. Hendrex
May 18, 1929-Dec. 17, 2012
Age: 83
Residence: Greeley
Robert S. Hendrex, 83, passed away Dec. 17, 2012, at his home. He was born May 18, 1929, to Earl and Mabel Hendrex in Boone, Colo.
Robert and Joyce married Dec. 30, 1965, and they had 48 wonderful years together.
Robert is survived by his wife, Joyce; sons, Randy (Jan), Pueblo, and Rick (Yolanda), Colorado Springs; stepson, George Davis; stepdaughters, Beverly (Steve) Wacha and Donna (Steve) Razo, Longmont; brothers, Layman (Karen), San Antonio, and Bill (Karen) Lawrence, Craig, Colo.; and several nieces, nephews and grandchildren.
Services at 1 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, at the Allnutt Macy Chapel. Memorial gifts to the American Cancer Society.
Neil Alvin Magnuson
Nov. 29, 1917-Jan. 28, 2013
Age: 95
Residence: Eaton
Neil Alvin Magnuson of Eaton, Colo., passed away peacefully with his family by his side on Jan. 28, 2013, at the age of 95.
Neil was born on Nov. 29, 1917, to Oscar and Sandra Magnuson in Kersey, Colo.
He attended school in Kersey. On Jan. 21, 1940, he married Bernice L. Jenkins in Colorado Springs, Colo. They spent their 73 years of married life farming and ranching in the Kersey, Ault and Briggsdale areas, before retiring to Eaton. He served on the Briggsdale School District Board of Education and the First National Bank advisory board. He attended, served and taught at the Evangelical Free Church of Greeley, the Briggsdale Baptist Church, the Eaton Baptist Church and the Eaton Evangelical Free Church.
He was faithful to his Lord and Savior, loved his family dearly, was committed to his friends and passionate about his farming and ranching activities. He gave all he had to those he touched, especially the youth to which he ministered for many years.
Survivors include his wife, Bernice; his children, Al and Cheryl Magnuson of York, Neb., Karl and Linda Magnuson of Brush, Colo., Don and Jeanette Magnuson of Eaton, and Bob and Kathy Magnuson of Wood Lake, Neb. He was grandpa to eight grandchildren and 18 great-grandchildren.
He was preceded in death by his parents; his brother, Harold; and his sister, Mildred.
Celebration of life will be held at 11 a.m. Friday, Feb. 1, 2013, at Evangelical Free Church of Eaton 1325 3rd St. Private interment will take place at Sunset Memorial Gardens.
Memorial contributions may be made to AccentCare of Colorado (Hospice), Evangelical Free Church of Eaton or Briggsdale Baptist Church in care of Adamson Funeral & Cremation Services, 2000 47th Ave., Greeley, CO 80634. Condolences may be sent to the family at www.adamsonchapels.com.
Joan Marie McGregor
July 10, 1948-Jan. 28, 2013
Age: 64
Residence: Greeley
Joan Marie McGregor, 64, of Greeley, died Jan. 28, 2013, at Hospice of Northern Colorado in Greeley. Joan was born on July 10, 1948.
She was a graduate of Judson College, Elgin, Ill., and taught elementary school at the Crystal Cathedral Church in Garden Grove, Calif. She had an enduring love for horses and later in life fulfilled a lifelong dream to work as a wrangler at a ranch in Craig, Colo. Joan was a devoted Christian whose faith sustained her throughout her life. She was a kind and loving woman with a generous heart.
Survivors include her brothers, Roger (Jan) of Longmont and Craig (Judy) of Oswego, Ill.; two nieces, Corey Woods, Aurora, Ill., and Maureen McGregor, Seattle, Wash.; two nephews, Matthew McGregor, Denver, Colo., and Ryan McGregor, Yorkville, Ill.; and one great-niece, Alexandra Woods. Joan was preceded in death by her parents, Herb and Joyce McGregor; and one niece, Krista McGregor.
Visitation will be held from 2-4 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 2, 2013, at the Allnutt Macy Chapel with the celebration of Joan's life to begin at 4 p.m. Saturday Feb. 2, 2013, at the Allnutt Macy Chapel in Greeley. A reception will follow in the Allnutt Reception Center and interment in Illinois.
In lieu of flowers memorial contributions may be made to the Humane Society of Weld County or the 700 Club in care of Allnutt Funeral Services, 702 13th St., Greeley, CO 80631. Friends may view the online obituary and send condolences at www.allnutt.com.
Ricardo "Rick" Montalvo Jr.
June 15, 1965-Jan. 26, 2013
Age: 47
Residence: Windsor
Rick Montalvo, 47, of Windsor, Colo., passed away on Jan. 26, 2013, from an automobile accident. Rick was born on June 15, 1965, in El Paso, Texas, to Ricardo Montalvo Sr. and Winifred M. Montalvo.
He graduated from Penn High School in Indiana, and attended college at UTEP of El Paso, Texas. Rick served in two branches of the Armed Services, the Army and Air Force, and was honorably discharged from both branches.
He worked at Hewlett Packard and Agilent for many years. He was working for Owens Illinois at 11133 Eastman Park Drive, Windsor, Colo. He was a loving father, son, uncle and brother. Rick was a great friend to those he called "MY FRIEND." Here is a quote Rick always used: "Love me without fear, trust me without wondering, love me without restrictions, want me without demand, accept me how I am."
Rick is survived by his mother, Winifred M. Montalvo; his father and stepmother, Ricardo and Susan Montalvo Sr.; his grandmother, Marguerite Saul; his son, Aiden Montalvo; daughter, Olivia Montalvo; stepsons, Talon and Navarre Brim; his sister and brother-in-law, Andrew and Lorie Ann Jackson; his nephews, Daniel V. Montalvo and David J. Salcido; his niece, Jessica C. Jackson; his aunt, Patty Ann Wilson; his uncle, James Losicki; and cousin, Christine Rios.
A special thank you to Jeff and Jennifer Cobb, my brother could not have had any better friends who help us through these days of Rick's passing, we could not have done it without you both.
Funeral services will be held at 10 a.m. on Monday, Feb. 4, 2013, at Viegut Funeral Home, 1616 N. Lincoln Ave., Loveland, CO 80538. Viewing will be held from 2-4 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 3, 2013, at Viegut Funeral Home, and two hours prior to the services. Interment will follow the funeral service at 1:30 p.m. at Fort Logan National Cemetery, 4400 W. Kenyon Ave., Denver, CO 80236, Staging area B. Memorials may be sent to the Ricardo Montalvo Memorial Fund c/o Viegut Funeral Home. Go to www.viegutfuneralhome.com for condolences.

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ass, fuck, bitch, skank, slut, asshole, asswipe, cunt, ho, whore, bitchass, Damn
you just said a bad word!!
автор: Juggalo Homie 13 февраля 2009
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Words that are said in order to make someone or something look or feel bad. Cursing is a type of bad word usage.
1)That fucking whore stole my boyfriend.If he doesn't dump her within the next 3 days and go back to me, I think I'll loose my damn head. I'll say so many bad words to her, that bitchy head of hers I will flip!
автор: Linda Bobbers 25 августа 2006
A word that is unacceptable in any school or home environment.
Guy1: You are such a (Explicit)!!
Guy2: And you just said a Bad word.
Math Teacher: Michael I need to see you after class.
Guy2: And you just said a Bad word.
Math Teacher: Michael I need to see you after class.
автор: TheToxicChad 11 февраля 2014
An unacceptable or politically incorrect term.
"She is a 'bad word'" (meaning "She is a cunt")
автор: Mark Jacques 26 сентября 2007
A faggot's term for a swear or curse word. Usually used by 5-9 year old faggots that can't grasp the concept of language and free speech and instead delude themselves into thinking words can be bad.
"My comment in that video where i complained about that cave guy cursing was just me being in a bad mood my parents where fighting and saying bad words and i was tired of hearing bad words so i decided to express my anger by commenting in that video about cursing being stupid" - faggot moron YouTuber after complaining about cursing in an M-rated game video
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If there's one redeeming aspect to the ESPN BracketBuster this season it's that it enables tired teams to rest up heading into the home stretch of their conference seasons. At least those with the good fortune of playing at home.
Niagara arrived back in Western New York Sunday night following a gargantuan sweep of its two-game downstate road trip and is off until Northwestern (La.) State visits the Gallagher Center for a BracketBuster game on Saturday. Then the Purple Eagles have another four days off before trying to lock up the Metro Atlantic Athletic Conference title (and at least an NIT bid) by closing out the regular season against Rider and Saint Peter's.
Niagara (16-11, 12-4) hit the road last week to face two of the hotter teams in the MAAC. Marist was coming off wins over the conference's two NCAA tournament teams of a year ago and the preseason favorites, Loyola (Md.) and Iona. Manhattan had won four straight, including victories over Canisius and Loyola. A Purple Eagles sweep seemed unlikely, especially with injured scoring leader Antoine Mason remaining on the sidelines.
But Niagara got its sweep, winning by three at Marist and four at Manhattan, and has full control of the MAAC race with two games to play. Loyola is a game back at 11-5 and still has a March 1 road date at Iona.
"We're not one to pat ourselves on the back but I'll tell you what, I'm really proud of this team," coach Joe Mihalich said Monday. "We get down there and we're playing two of the hottest teams in the league on their home court without Mason, and we got them both.
"This team really just had an incredible will to win. We're not great shooters, we're not a great defensive team, we're not a great rebounding team. But I'll tell you what we're really good at. We're really good at competing and being tough and having a will to win."
Niagara persevered without Mason and with guards Tahjere McCall and Marvin Jordan both hobbled by bad ankles. McCall, a freshman, played 69 of 80 minutes, nevertheless, and came up with 12 points, 12 rebounds and six steals. (The eight turnovers were less flattering).
As for Mason (ankle), Mihalich said the hope is he'll be back on the court soon, possibly Saturday and no later than the closing MAAC stretch. He's missed the last four games.
"He's getting better every day," Mihalich said.
In the zone
BN Big 4 Player of the Week: UB guard Tony Watson's play has been reminiscent of the way his teammate of a year ago, Mitchell Watt, surged down the stretch of his senior season. A senior from West Palm Beach, Fla., Watson averaged 27.5 points in wins over Toledo and Miami, scoring a career-high 24 against the Rockets and then obliterating that with a 31-point rampage at Miami. For the week he was 17 of 25 from the field, 12 of 18 from three and 9 of 9 from the foul line. He also had eight assists against one turnover while playing 77 of a possible 80 minutes.
"Again he played 40 minutes, and in the last four games he's played all but three minutes," coach Reggie Witherspoon said after Miami. "He's in a groove now, when we played him the first time he was in a bit of a funk but he's playing well now."
Three straight wins has UB fourth in the overall MAC standing, excluding Toledo, which is ineligible for postseason play. UB's final four conference games are against East teams, including road tilts at its two closest pursuers — Kent State and Bowling Green.
"We all knew the situation we were in, knowing that with a win we could make some moves in the standings, and I wanted to set the tone offensively right away," Watson said. "We did a great job of moving the ball and finding the open guys."
UB is home to Manhattan Saturday afternoon in the BracketBuster. It's a game that has no bearing on anything but will be intriguing nonetheless with UB freshman point guard Jarryn Skeete facing the confusing array of defenses the Jaspers put forth.
Never say never
Manhattan's double-overtime victory over Iona last week came when coach Steve Masiello allowed Rhamel Brown, a 6-foot-7 junior, to talk his way onto the foul lane with teammate Michael Alvarado attempting two free throws in the final seconds. Alvarado missed the second shot for the tie and Brown tipped the ball to teammate Emmy Andujar for the winning layup.
"I don't believe in doing this, I don't believe in having bigs on the foul line because they foul and get over the backs," Masiello said. "He said, 'Put me in coach, if he misses I'll get the rebound.' I say, 'Rhamel, no.' He says, 'Coach, I got it.' … The kid is going to be one of the greatest players to ever put on a Manhattan uniform."
"I think we're running out of new ways to lose late in games," said Iona coach Tim Cluess, whose team has dropped four of five — two in double OT, one in OT and one by three points in regulation. "That all has to fall on me. I'm not doing a good enough job getting these guys ready to finish games off. We're right there. ... We're just making really bad mistakes that costs us games."
Slippery slope
The Canisius Ski Club doubtless would welcome a February visit to Vermont. Instead, it'll be the basketball Griffs hitting the road for a Saturday BracketBuster against the Catamounts. Like Niagara, the Griffs will have another four days off after this one before completing the MAAC schedule against Saint Peter's and Rider.
The Griffs are tied for third with Rider, a game behind Loyola and a game ahead of Iona. Canisius received some good-sized help on Monday night when Fairfield edged Iona, 66-64.
Bona had three players foul out in Saturday's OT Loss at Richmond to none for the Spiders. Center Youssou Ndoye played just 15 minutes before he was disqualified. Marquise Simmons lasted just 21 minutes and Demitrius Conger fouled out in the final minute.
The Bonnies shot 78 percent from the foul line but were outscored by seven at the stripe in a game they lost by three. Senior guard Eric Mosley had a career-high 30 and is averaging 22 over the last three games.
The game could prove pivotal in the final analysis. Bona's tied with Dayton for the 12th and final A-10 berth, a game behind Richmond among others. Bona has three home games remaining (Massachusetts, Charlotte and Fordham) and two on the road (Dayton and Duquesne). Dayton has two home games (Bona and Richmond) and road tilts at UMass, Charlotte and George Washington.
Any case UMass had for an NCAA at-large bid took a hit with Saturday's 83-82 loss to Temple. The Minutemen are 16-8 overall, 6-5 in the A-10 and 58th in the RPIs.
There's opportunity at hand with the remaining schedule including games at home against Butler and on the road against Xavier, but first … Bona.
The UMass game was Temple's fifth straight decided by a single point. The Owls are 3-2 in that stretch.
Ohio remained in the MAC title hunt with its 78-75 overtime victory over Kent State. The winning basket came on a three from backup Stevie Taylor after star point guard D.J. Cooper fouled out with 31.7 seconds left in the OT.
Akron coach Keith Dambrot is expert at designing defenses that disrupt the opposition's top players.
The Zips ran their winning streak to 17 with Saturday's conquest of Bowling Green. Falcons guard Jordan Crawford, who averages 15 points, totaled 11 in the two-game season series, going 4 of 28 from the field.
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In the mid 60's, while in the Marine Corps, the term splib was used commonly among black and white marines. It was not used in a pejorative way by either blacks or whites but as a "hip", descriptive way of identifying a person, usually a male, of the negro race, such as in the phrase "splib dude". Likewise the descriptive and non-pejorative term "chuck" was used to describe a white person, however it was also used to describe the Viet Cong (VC), such as in "Victor Charlie", "Charlie" or just "Chuck" In fact, one might get vanilla or chocolate creme filled cookies that were included in the field "C" rations. These were commonly referred to as "chuck" or "splib" cookies.
The corporal is that splib dude
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Can you define these popular missing words?
At North Texas State University, 1964, splib was the common word for black African Americans used by the jazz crowd. Gray, or gray dude, referred to whites on a similar level. These were in common usage among many civil rights activists as well.
I did not perceive it as derogatory at the time, more a hip code-word among the jivers (those speaking jive-talk).
I did not perceive it as derogatory at the time, more a hip code-word among the jivers (those speaking jive-talk).
That splib band had a lot of soul; the gray dude couldn't keep up.
Michael R. Harvey tarafından 2 Mart 2006, Perşembe
When I was a military brat in Germany in the 60s, splib was the accepted use for blacks, it was not derogatory at all. On the other side of the coin, 'chuck' indeed was the term for whites, and you even heard 'chuck white' to describe someone who was white.
To describe a group of blacks you would simply say they were all splibs.
DougW333 tarafından 19 Kasım 2007, Pazartesi
This is definitely not a derogatory reference to blacks. With the 3rdMarDiv on Okinawa in the 60s, it was used back and forth between blacks as well as between blacks and whites. If it were derogatory, I would have gotten my ass whupped many times. Beyond Okinawa, in VN and later in Yokosuka, the term was prevalent and used in a non-pejorative manner. The term splib was used to identify blacks or African Americans in a non-insulting way.
Where are the splib bars? The splibs hang out in the "Hole".
ceedee39 tarafından 17 Nisan 2010, Cumartesi
An African-American who acts like a fool publicly.
Dammit, every time Keyshawn scores he has to act like a splib!
Anonymous tarafından 31 Mart 2003, Pazartesi
S.P.L.I.B. is a derogatory term directed at African Americans. It stands for "Some Poor Lazy Ignorant Black". This insult was common in the Detroit area in the 60's and 70's.
Man, check out that S.P.L.I.B. sleepin' on the porch. Must be waitin' for that welfare check.
Floridiot2010 tarafından 15 Haziran 2010, Salı
The opposite of a " Chuck " which is slang for a white dude. A splib is a nigga.
Check out the lips on that splib they be massive.
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Wordless Wednesday: Friends In Any Shape & Size
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And matching camouflage!ReplyDelete
AWW how sweet are they...ReplyDelete
awwww so adorable!ReplyDelete
Happy WW. Mine is online now too.
What cuties! I love that chunky look! I've just posted my first WW - kinda silly!ReplyDelete
Xavier The Moose with Grayson The Peanut?? I thought Grayson was The Moose... Cause I commented on Xav's mama too last week :)ReplyDelete
It was so great to see those little cute boys be good friends. You're right, Stephanie. Friends in Any Shape & Size...
My WW is up to.
so cute!!!!ReplyDelete
Awwww, that is so sweet!!ReplyDelete
What a cute photo! They are both so adorable. My WW is up.ReplyDelete
Wow, they must have gotten the memo about what to wear. Both cuties! My cool WW is up.ReplyDelete
They are adorable! Where did you get those shirts?ReplyDelete
I just put up my first WW. I thought it was a cute idea.
"This is the beginning of a beautiful friendship...."ReplyDelete
How cute and funny!! My kids were always the peanuts and their friends were always the moose...mooses...oh, whatever, you know what I mean. :)ReplyDelete
What little cuties they are! My WW is up.ReplyDelete
I love Lori's (Glass Half Full) comment! Perfect saying for this pic!ReplyDelete
Ashlee designed Xav's shirt online and I got Gray's peanut shirt (by Kee-Ka) somewhere near us, but found this link, too: http://www.pokkadots.com/babyclothes/Peanut-Onepiece.html
Hootin' cute! When I saw this on Ashlee's, I wondered if you guys had planned this?ReplyDelete
Oh they are adorable!ReplyDelete
I love that so many are doing WW now with kiddos, as that's ALL I use! My children often render me wordless, and seem to be the best foder for WW. :)
lol that is so funny. They look adorable. ;0) Thanks for sharing.ReplyDelete
Where did you get those shirts with their nicknames on them???? Too cute!! Have I told you before that my friends baby is the same age and size of your peanutt??? Very cute!ReplyDelete
Everyone. EVERYONE wears camo around here because it's a very sports involved community and our highschool mascott is the commando's, the colors are white/green/red (this is the only town where you will see Christmas colors all year!) and everyone wears camo!
I Love Camo!!! See my previous comments about where we go the shirts...ReplyDelete
Just precious! I love your peanut and moose pics!ReplyDelete
they are so sweet!ReplyDelete
I love the size difference. Cuteness big and small :)ReplyDelete
What a couple of cuties!ReplyDelete
Alot of baby pics today. All oh so cute. I like the camo. Great shot.ReplyDelete
What a great photo! Grayson is my last name! cool!ReplyDelete
My ww is up!
A couple of cute little fellows.ReplyDelete
Love the camo pants too.
They are so cute!!!ReplyDelete
They are ADORABLE! I hope they grow up being the best of friends.ReplyDelete
Very fitting names on the shirts! They are so cute!ReplyDelete
Too Cute!ReplyDelete
Happy WW!
Liam has the same shorts as Gray and he wore them yesterday! Too cute!ReplyDelete
Too cute!ReplyDelete
I'm visiting and meeting some new bloggers tonight, while I check out other WW's. I have one posted, too...and babies seem to be the topic of choice this time for WW! :)
I'm a mom to two girls, ages 4 and 7. Stop by anytime!
Aw, cute picture!! Cute babies!!ReplyDelete
sooooo cute!!! love those shirts - and the babies!! :)ReplyDelete
Wow this just made me cry. I remember that night like it was yesterday! I miss you so much girly. Must make some time soon! xoxo - @ReplyDelete


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Tells any figure of authority of illegal or bad activities.
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John is a nark, he ratted us for havin pot!
מאת Led Head 1 ביוני, 2004
a narcoleptic; one who is frequently attacked by brief moments of deep sleep
what's wrong with you? I'm talkin' to you, what you narkin?
מאת Ilianivich 15 במרץ, 2003
Means 'No, I don't agree' or just a general exclamation of many meanings - be it indifference, agreement or interest. Repeating it adds more value/feeling to the what you are trying to put across to your fellows. To be used with cautiously - people may think that you are weird if you do it too much.
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1:To snitch on a friend
2:If caught for an offense telling on someone that didnt do nething or wasnt there when you got caught.
2:If caught for an offense telling on someone that didnt do nething or wasnt there when you got caught.
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Someone who tells the school and cops about drugs.
That bitch loged my aol conversations and gave em to the popo. Then she gave out the name of everyone who did illegal shit in our school...fucking nark.
מאת John 10 במרץ, 2004
Nark: a person who tells a person of authority about something you said and/or did.
Stupid nark told the cops about my three pounds of weed.
מאת ~Keyona 9 בינואר, 2004
A jerk; someone you don't like or someone who has done something incredibly stupid or insulting.
(Disgustedly) "I can't believe he/she did that! What a nark!"
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NOWHERE BUT HOME. By Liza Palmer. William Morrow. 358 pages. $14.99
"Nowhere but Home" is the latest offering from Liza Palmer, bestselling author of the "chic-lit" favorite, "Conversations with the Fat Girl." Though "Nowhere but Home" is a little darker and the heroine, a little older, Palmer once again gives us a quirky, smart, imperfect misfit trying to find her way in an unkind world.
Queen Elizabeth Wake, known as Queenie, was so named by her unwed teenage mother from the Texas Hill Country to give her social standing. You can guess how that turned out. When we meet Queenie she has lost another job as a chef — this time in NYC for yelling at a customer for putting ketchup on his eggs — and has nowhere to go but back to the place she fled broken-hearted years earlier.
While Thomas Wolfe's memorable pariah, George Webber, may have found that you can't go back home "to places in the country, back home to the old forms and systems of things which once seemed everlasting but which are changing all the time," things have not changed much in Queenie Wake's hometown of North Star, Texas.
Queenie's sister, Merry Carole is working in town as a hairdresser, valiantly trying to live down her unfair reputation as a promiscuous gold-digger while singly bringing up her son Cal who is about to be named North Star High School Stallions' quarterback. The sisters' nemeses, the once high school mean girls, are also still in town, as is Everett, Queenie's old boyfriend who dumped her to marry a mean girl, a marriage that lasted only one year. Now, Everett lives alone at his horse ranch in the hills, secrets still intact, still in love with Queenie. Cue the Ed Bruce music: "Cowboys ain't easy to love and they're harder to hold."
These characters and back story would make a running start for most successful novels in the "chic lit" genre which relies on light, romantic comedy situations, but in "Nowhere but Home," Palmer deals us a darker element. Queenie and Merry Carole's mother passed, but she lives on in the town's collective memory as that cold-hearted, man-stealer, shot to death by a once best friend who now awaits death in a nearby prison.
Given her history, Queenie gets a startling and bizarre job as a death row chef in Shine Prison making last meals, doing most of the prep work — like smoking barbeque — at Merry Carole's house. You can see where this is going, and that woefully predictable trajectory towards a death house encounter between Queenie and her mother's murderer might nearly cause one to stop reading.
But Palmer's deft prose and snappy dialogue pull the reader back, and Palmer's characters, too, are worth your time: Queenie, outwardly cheeky, but skittish, and Merry Carole, circumspect, but forgiving. Both broken. Both slowly discovering real happiness may be possible no matter what your childhood: "Celebrating Cal felt great. For once, I let happiness just live and didn't allow the stench of North Star's disapproval. As I sip my champagne, I realize I might like to try that a bit more in the future."
"Nowhere but Home" is about family, friends and past loves. It's also about Texas food, Texas football and the irrepressible hope of second chances. As Thomas Wolfe said: "Some things will never change. Some things will always be the same."
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SHEPHERDSTOWN - The answer to the hypothetical question, "Is there a doctor in the house?" at Saturday's 2012 Freedom's Run was a simple one.
Yes, if you can catch him.
David Hryvniak, a physician who is in residency in Charlottesville, Va., traversed the run's 26.2-mile often hilly terrain in a record time of 2 hours, 37 minutes, 57.7 seconds to win the fourth annual event.
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Running on a cool morning, Hryvniak broke his own record, set in the inaugural event in 2009.
The feat was made more impressive by the fact that he competed in a marathon just last Sunday.
"I had never run back-to-back marathons this close together, " Hryvniak said. "I was wondering what I had left in my legs. But I felt fine. I was a little surprised."
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Hundreds of runners cross the bridge over the Potomac River into Maryland near the start the Freedom's Run 5K race Saturday morning. (Journal photos and video by Ron Agnir)
From left: Jean Bridwell (4035), Helena Bridwell (4507), a 9-year-old Charles Town resident, and Bernadine Somers (4506), run under the bridge during the Freedom's Run 5K race Saturday morning.
Freedom's run marathon winner Dr. David Hryvniak approaches the finish area.
Hundreds of kids and kids at heart participate in the 2012 Freedom's Run Kids Fun Run Saturday morning.
Not that it started that way.
A notoriously quick starter, Hryvniak came out slow, by his standards, Saturday, trailing for the first 11 miles.
"I had a guy in front of me, and I just kept him in sight," Hryvniak said. "I made my move at about the 11-mile mark."
The fact that he was averaging nearly six minute miles the rest of the way showed that he had plenty left in his legs.
Hryvniak has competed in all four Freedom's Run events. The last two he ran the half-marathon and finished second.
"For me it's always been the longer, the better," said Hryvniak, who was a distance runner at William & Mary.
He entered the marathon this year as preparation for the 50-mile Mountain Masochist ultramarathon next month in Lynchburg, Va.
"Haven't done one before, but I am looking forward to it," Hryvniak said. "This event came at the perfect time. It's a beautiful course, a great event."
As a resident, Hryvniak works as many as 70-80 hours a week.
"It's hard to find the time, but I always make time," said Hryvniak, who plans to get into sports medicine down the road. "Fortunately, my wife is really understanding. I usually get up early or do it late. It's important to me. So I make time to do it."
Sean McGowan was second in 2:47.22.6 and Clayton Irvine third in 2:53.23.8.
A safe bet is to not make a bet with Sage Norton,
The former 800- and 1,500-meter runner at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pa., got into marathon running on a bet with her college coach, Brian Falk.
The U.S. Army veteran said her coach bet her that she would not enter and finish a marathon.
"I told him I would do it if he ran it with me," Norton said. "So he wrote out a training program and I followed it. I ran it and finished."
On Saturday she not only finished, she finished first.
A veteran of 14 prior marathons, it was Norton's first win.
"I think you always want to win," the U.S. Army veteran and mother of two said. "There are attainable and reasonable goals, and there are lofty expectations. I thought coming into today that if I was going to win one, this might be the day."
She trailed second-place finisher Laura Dymond (3:08.47.0) at the 22-mile mark. That's when she made her move.
"It was a beautiful course, the run across the bridge from Harpers Ferry was amazing," Norton said. "I liked the hills. I always seem to run better on the hills. That was a plus for me today."
Alexandra Peterson was third in 3:25.11.4.
There were three other events held during the day.
Half marathon
Men: 1. William Snoberger, Ridgeley, 1:19.58.6; 2. Paul Schoeny, Hamilton, Va., 1:21.10.07; 3. Kyle Friss, Frederick, Md., 1:22.26.2.
Women: 1. Amy Blanco, Hagerstown, 1:25.26.9; 2. Brittany Schob, Vienna, Va., 1:31.13.1; 3. Lori Nedesco, New Market, Pa., 1:32.41.6.
Men: 1. Andy Mason, Hagerstown, 36.19.8; 2. Corey Graeves, Silver Spring, Md., 36.45.2; 3. Ben Herrmann, Greencastle, Pa., 37.08.5.
Women: 1. Sarah Zielinski, Boonsboro, Md., 39.45.8; 2. Kelly Buriak, Frederick, Md., 41.04.5; 3. Adelaide Amore, Charles Town, 42.18.5.
Men: 1. Jake Green, Ashburn, Va., 17:56.0; 2. Jack Conant, Harpers Ferry, 19.08.9; 3. Colin Hayes, Shepherdstown, 19.11.3.
Women: 1. Sherry Stick, Eldersburg, Md., 19.14.1; 2. Brittany Davis, Charles Town, 24.03.0; 3. Laura Rider, Hagerstown, 24.04.6.


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Tucker County schools will host three community meetings to get input from residents on improvements they would like to see at the schools.
The meetings are set for Tuesday, Nov. 19, at Davis Thomas Elementary Middle School; Wednesday, Nov. 20 at the Canaan Valley Fire Department; and Thursday, Nov. 21, at Tucker Valley Elementary Middle School. All meetings will run from 6:30 to 8 p.m. and refreshments will be provided.
"We hope the community comes to these meetings to talk about the type of improvements that they would like made at each of our schools," Superintendent Eddie Campbell said. "The school board members know how important our schools and sports are to people in this area."
During the meetings school officials will present an update on the current budget status of the school system.
"We have had a very conservative and tight budget," he said. "We know as a school system we can't cut any more expenses and still provide a quality education."
In order to help maintain the quality of education provided in Tucker County, the Board of Education is considering running an excess levy. Every dollar generated from the excess levy would be used to support the schools, classrooms and
An excess levy can support a variety of items: athletics, textbooks, student health services, technology, the arts, the library and other instructional necessities. Campbell said the board would like to hear residents' priorities during the community meetings.
"We've made progress in improving our facilities and focusing our school system to student achievement," he said. "I hope to work with board members and the public over the next several months to craft a levy that addresses the concerns voters have about our educational future. These public meetings will provide for us to cooperatively follow."
In addition to the meetings the school board will conduct a survey as another way to get opinions.


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HE TOLD SOME MEN SATAN WAS QUOTE "WITHIN HIM," THEN PULLED OUT A MACHETE AND STABBED THEM BOTH. NOW THE MAN ACCUSED OF MURDERING TWO MEN WILL BE BACK IN COURT TODAY. 40-29'S JONATHAN ROZELLE IS LIVE OUTSIDE ONE LOCAL CITY'S COURTHOUSE WITH MORE. JONATHAN WHAT CAN THE MAN EXPECT TO HAPPEN? GOOD MORNING. 40-29 NEWS HAS FOUND OUT -YEAR-OLD GREGORY KINSEY, THE ONE WHO WIELDED THE MACHETE, IS EXPECTED TO FIND OUT FROM JUDGE STEPHEN TABOR, WHAT DAY HIS TRIAL IS SET TO START. RIGHT NOW, OFFICIAL TELL 40-29 NEWS HE'S STILL BEHIND THE SEBASTIAN COUNTY DETENTION CENTER BARS. THE INCIDENT HAPPENED LAST MONTH. ACCORDING TO COURT PAPERS, 39-YEAR-OLD BRANDON PRINCE AND 32-YEAR-OLD NATHAN YOUNG WERE DRINKING BEER ON THE FRONT PORCH OF A HOME WHEN KINSEY WALKED BY CARRYING GROCERIES. WORDS WERE EXCHANGED AND KINSEY BEGAN ATTACKING THE MEN WITH THE MACHETE. HE HAS BEEN CHARGED WITH TWO COUNTS OF CAPITAL MURDER. THE PROSECUTION SAYS THEY ARE STILL DETERMINING WHETER OR NOT TO SHOOT FOR THE DEATH PENALTY. "That is a decision to be proper after a whole number of issues are looked ataggravating circumstances, mitigating circumstances, victim impact, the culpability of the defendant." SHUE TELLS 40-29 NEWS HE IS NOT SURE WHEN THAT DECISION WILL BE MADE. LIVE THIS MORNING JONATHAN ROZELLE. 40-29 NEWS. DANIEL SHUE SAYS THE DEFENSE HAS FILED PRIOR RESTRAINT, IN AN ATTEMPT TO LIMIT POTENTIAL INFORMATION FROM BEING HEARD OR SPOKEN ABOUT. HE SAYS HE HAS FILED AGAINST THAT. THE JUDGE IS EXPECTED TO MAKE A RULING ON THAT AND SET A TRIAL DATE AT 1:30 THIS AFTERNOON.
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ATTICA - Backroads Diner opened in its new Attica location on SR 4 Thursday.
A Bloomville staple for almost 14 years, owner Peg Carrick said she's happy to see the new restaurant open after months of work. But she knows she'll miss some of the people from the former location.
"It was purely a business move," Carrick said. "I have to do for the business what I have to do."
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Cindy Chambers (left), Kourtney Carrick, Peg Carrick and Marty Chambers (standing) take a break after the lunch rush in the counter area of the Backroads Diner in Attica.
The new location on the busy street through town makes the restaurant convenient for local people as well as travelers passing through Attica.
"It's a little bigger community and there are a few more businesses," she said. "We had a fair amount of Attica people come (to Bloomville)."
In the first two days, Carrick said business was a combination of old customers and new ones. Many Bloomville people have driven the seven or eight miles to the new place.
"It's been very good," she said. "I think the community has given us a great welcome."
Evenings have been the busiest time, she said, but lunchtime also has been packed.
The new restaurant has 22 more seats available than the former location.
"We could add a few more if we needed to," she said.
After she made the decision to move, Carrick said it took some time to remodel the new building. It needed new plumbing and she had a few issues with delays.
She kept the Bloomville restaurant going while she was remodeling the new one with new paint and other decor.
"My family did a lot of the work," she said. "We all put in some long hours."
As the new location opens, she is joined by Marty and Cindy Chambers as well as eight new employees. Almost all the employees are still there, but they added three or four other cooks to work in the kitchen preparing food. Four new servers were hired, along with a couple more dishwashers.
Carrick said the old building in Bloomville is for sale and she hopes somebody will use it. But she isn't able to keep two locations going.
"No," she said, shaking her head emphatically.
"I do all the pie crusts," she said. "Some of the other (cooks) sometimes fill them. Our pies are still all homemade. Our soups and salads too."
There are some new items on the menu, but the old favorites still are there too.
Hours are 6 a.m.-9 p.m. Monday through Saturday, and 6 a.m.-7 p.m. Sunday.


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Saturday, April 27, 2013
As of about 2:20 p.m. Saturday all lanes of Interstate-26 eastbound reopened after officials cleared the scene of an accident involving spilled fuel from a tanker in Berkeley County. The driver of a tractor trailer tanker carrying gasoline was transported to the Medical University of South Carolina after the early morning accident. I-26 eastbound was closed near mile maker 191 after the tanker crashed into a 1999 Pontiac at about 2:50 a.m. Saturday morning, according to information released by the South Carolina Highway Patrol. The interstate was closed at the 187 east exit. Traffic was rerouted to U.S.-78 and back to Jedburg Road. The S.C. Department of Transportation set up signs to help drivers. Both vehicles in the collision were traveling east on I-26 when the driver of the 2011 Volvo tractor trailer, William Wieters, 26, of North Charleston was traveling too fast for conditions and struck the rear of a Pontiac, causing both vehicles to exit the roadway to the right, according to SCHP Senior Trooper Bridget Wyant. The tractor trailer overturned, the tanker was punctured and gasoline spilled. The incident occurred in Berkeley County. A Hazmat cleanup crew contracted by trucking company is on scene along with members of the S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control, according to Wyant. Check back with this website as more information becomes available.
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MORGANTOWN - West Virginia University's once-proud football team has slipped into shamble status.
The Mountaineers (5-2, 2-2 Big 12) looked totally unprepared in Saturday night's 55-14 beating by No. 4-ranked Kansas State before a crowd of 60,101 unhappy fans.
In doing so, West Virginia went from bad to horribly worse. It had lost at Texas Tech 49-14 the previous Saturday and the Mountaineers were favored in both lopsided loses.
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Even the most loyal folks are embarrassed and concerned about the sad state in which WVU finds itself, with five games left in the 2012 season.
There were times during the 5-0 start that some folks thought the WVU offense might have been the best they have ever seen here. But it looks as sad as the disappointing defense has been since season's start.
Opposing teams may be catching up with the offense, which continues to leave gaping holes in the defensive unit.
It's shameful during this first year in the Big 12. Thousands of fans were gone in disgust Saturday by the middle of the third quarter.
How could you blame them, considering the mounting score and cold weather?
Dana Holgorsen, West Virginia's second-year head coach, said after the game:
"No excuses. It starts with me. We'll fix what the problems are, and we'll keep plugging along and try to get better."
Isn't that pretty much what the coaches have been saying all along about the scheme? It appears that opposing coaches are now taking advantage of opportunities they're spotting.
The Mountaineers, who were outscored by 104-28 in the last two losses, were so inept offensively that they did not cross midfield until 7:26 remained in the third quarter Saturday night.
"The schemes are fine," Holgorsen said "We didn't just forget how to coach football."
Nonetheless, there are those who questioned whether he and his aid prepared the team adequately for Kansas State (7- 0, 4-0 Big 12).
Right or wrong, it always comes down to highly paid coaches in college football.
Kansas State scored points on its first eight possessions, and the Wildcats had to punt just one time.
That was the Mountaineers' worst home defeat since a 58-14 mauling by No. 1 Miami in 1986. The back-toback loses were the worst since Pitt and Colorado State won by a combined 81 points in 1978.
Kansas State, a well-balanced team with a head coach in his 21st year, held West Virginia to its lowest production of the season.
The Mountaineers finished with only 18 first downs, a net of 88 rushing yards, 155 yards passing and only 213 total offense yards.
The Wildcats had 24 first downs, 146 rushing yards, 333 passing yards and 479 total offense yards.
WVU has an open date this week.
Senior Tavon Austin scored both touchdowns for WVU. He returned a kickoff 100 yards in the second quarter and caught a 5-yard pass from Geno Smith in the last quarter for the other. Tyler Bitancurt made the two PATs.
Smith completed 21 of 32 passes for only 143 yards and one touchdown. He threw two interceptions.
KSU quarterback Collin Klein threw for 302 yards and three touchdowns. He also rushed for four touchdowns and 51 yards.


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HP's Envy dv7t series is designed as a desktop replacement and for situations where you need a real workhorse. With a 17.3-inch widescreen display (upgradable to 1080p) it has enough screen real estate to make you feel at home watching TV or on a desktop monitor. The wide range of upgrades available the dv7t can suit almost any need; from a powerful gaming rig to a portable workstation the dv7t delivers performance. It's a bit on the heavier side (6.94 lbs) but that should be expected for a laptop this size - and while still portable it's not what you want to use on an airplane.
HP tends to release two different categories of coupon codes for the dv7t. Occasionally there will be big flat rate coupons (i.e. $175 off dv7 laptops) or percentage based coupons discounting between 20-30%. When a flat rate coupon is offered it's usually best to buy the cheaper dv7 configurations without upgrades. When a percentage based coupon is offered it's the best time to buy one with upgrades. The most highly recommended upgrades for a gaming/video playing rig are the GeForce GT 650M graphics card and a 1920 x 1080 display. Sometimes HP release several coupons at once, this is where Dealzon comes in - we wade through the coupon codes and link to lowest possible prices.
High-end HP dv7t Quad Edition
With the Envy dv7t-7200 Quad Edition you get a high end "Ivy Bridge" Quad-Core i7 processor. This feature makes the dv7 Quad laptop a true workstation replacement with serious multitasking power. The added speed is sure to hurt battery life though, as a Quad-Core will suck more power than its little Dual-Core brothers.
The graphics card performance in this model doesn't start out at a serious gamers level. That doesn't mean the base configuration can't handle the latest releases, just not on high settings. With the base Intel HD graphics card you're looking at enough power to play most new games at medium to low settings for good play-ability. Springing for the extra GeForce GT 630M ($50 more) or GeForce GT 650M ($175 extra) will vastly improve gaming and video performance to high and full settings.
In addition to a beefier processor and better graphics options the Quad Edition throws in some nice extras like a Beats Audio sound processor for improved sound quality as well as a brushed metal case.
The base configuration of the dv7t-7200 Quad Edition laptop starts out at $979.99. A good time to buy it is when the price dips below $800. We show a total of four dv7 Quad Edition configurations - the highest end rig being upgraded to a 1080p display and GeForce GT 650M graphics. That beast starts at $1,204.99 and is a good buy when discounted below $1,050.
HP dv7t Select Edition
The dv7t Select series is a mid-ranged laptop. The base configuration starts out with a dual-core i5 processor for $699.99. A good time to buy the dv7 Select is when the price drops into the $650-$680 range. While HP allows you to upgrade the dv7t Select to high settings (like a Quad-Core i7 processor and discrete graphics) it almost always will be a better decision to upgrade a dv7 Quad Edition. This is because the dv7 Quad Edition tends to get better coupon code discounts from HP and 99% of the time will be the better option for an upgraded rig.
HP Pavilion dv7t-7000 Model
This was a popular model prior to October 23rd, 2012. Since then HP has been slowly phasing out the old Pavilion dv7 with Windows 7. The laptop is very similar to the newer HP Envy dv7t-7200 with Windows 8 but rarely is seen with good discounts anymore. If you find the Pavilion dv7t-7000 below $800 it is a good purchase.
For someone who wants a lot of screen real estate for productivity purposes or wants to play the newest gaming releases in modest settings, the dv7 will be a good fit. With both models (dv7tqe and dv7t) coming standard with 8GB of memory you should be equipped with more than enough memory for all but the biggest power users without having to pay extra. If you don't need the bigger screen though, you might want to consider exploring the HP dv6 for better portability because it is equipped with many of the same specifications in a smaller 15.6-inch format.
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