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Verizon version of Samsung Galaxy S III shows up on Nenamark Benchmark site
0. phoneArena 12 May 2012, 20:02 posted on
The Verizon variant of the Samsung Galaxy S III was found on the Nenamark Benchmark web site on Friday; the model number of the device was the SCH-I535 and the 1.5GHz CPU sounds like the S4 as does the Adreno 225 in the role of GPU...
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1. cGmC11 (Posts: 139; Member since: 02 Apr 2012)
So great news... The dual-core Snapdragon S4 is better than quad-core Exynos!
3. PzykoSkillz (Posts: 7; Member since: 29 Aug 2011)
The GPU is better.
12. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
Yea, ill believe it when I see it. Anandtech ran full benches of the exynos on the display units at the event and it smashed everything, even the PowerVR in the new iPad3, which is the current GPU king.
The Adreno 225 doesnt hold a candle to the Mali400 in the SGS2 OR SGS3.
I'll trust Anandtech over random profile on a benchmark suite.
18. abhishek48 (Posts: 164; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
No, GPU in galaxy s3 Mali 400@400mhz is faster than gpu of iphone 4s or ipad 2 but not as good as IPAD 3, IPAD 3 has Power VR mp4, it is actually 1.5 to 2 times faster than mali 400@400 mhz... but as galaxy s3 dosent has to push that many pixels as ipad 3, this gpu is more than sufficient to next 2 yrs
48. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
exactly.. yet, you got thumbs down on what is a fact of the matter. this site is flocking with trolls
64. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
whats funny is your saying what he said is true.. but all of those chips mentioned, including the mali 400 are stronger than the adreno 225, which you go on to try to tell me is better..
which way is it? is he right or are you right? hmmm?
bad troll... bad.
58. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
you're so right man, all of these people thumbing you down need to go get a clue. :P
75. abhishek48 (Posts: 164; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
what should i say, i know which product is best for what use, so i buy the right thing, in tablets ipad3 has best gpu not the best cpu, right now cpu related work in less in mobile OS, so performance on ipad 3 will always be high.
In phones GS2 was king ahead from iphone 4s in cpu and on par gpu performance as pixels to push was less , it will still be good for next 2 yrs to run any game on android market, so i bought it.
I know right now all tablets are blow up phones, so iam waiting for wp8 which will be a true tablet.
Mean while i bought a bbplaybook which is on par with ipad 2 in any thing except app count.. and has best browser. $200 a true value for money
65. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
i just wanted to point out, that the i4s and the ipad3 share the same chip and GPU..
The PowerVR chip in the ipad3 is an upclocked version of the same powerVR chip found in the i4s. The reason the battery is so big is because that upclock sucks juice like a mofo.
I never said the ipad3 was a slouch in the GPU department. .. in fact I believe I called it the current GPU king.
Nothing in phone form even comes close to the SGS3 in benchmarks unless it is a test that caps the FPS.
70. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
it's not exactly the same and i think you know this. current PowerVR GPUs have a configurable amount of cores that can be used with them. the 4S and the iPad 2 use the same dual-core gpu core configuration but are clocked differently between the two devices. the iPad 3 uses the quad-core configuration which is upclocked like you already mentioned. hence the "MP2 and MP4" parts at the end of their product names. that's why i separate that part in parentheses usually. the SGX543(MP4) hasn't been nor will it ever be beaten anytime soon unless TI goes with a quad-core configuration for the SGX544 that they're using with the OMAP5 which is possible.
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76. abhishek48 (Posts: 164; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
iphone 4s has dual core mp2 gpu ipad 3 has quad core mp4 gpu .. double the performance.. i dont care how many thumbs down i get.
I have bought the best products which i bought after reading hunder articles, doing hands on many devices
Best phone : Galaxy s2, Lg thrill 4g(bcoz i like 3d)
Best Table: BB playbook,.. Performance same as Ipad2, better browser, slightly lower gpu($200 value for money)
ALSO, EVEN THOUGH IPAD3 GPU IS SUPERIOR IS NOT NEEDED IN A PHONE, SO GALAXY S3'S GPU IS GOOD, .. but wait for note 2 to come with mali t604 with 6 times the performance of mali 400
46. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
Boy, how low can you go?
Now even the GPU in SGS2 is better than adreno 225?
Go get your head examined
55. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
Why dont you go research it through anandtech before you spout off? That would be neat.
Lets see.. anandtech does a full benchmark suite infront of the camera as proof and it says one thing..
or this random profile shows up and says another..
whoooooo should I trust? hmm.
I've trusted anandtech for like 15+ years.. i think ill keep trusting them.
15. hung2900 (Posts: 956; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
Can you show me the evidence that Adreno 225 is better than Mali-400MP 400MHz+?
And remember about offscreen benchmark, not onscreen because of ~60Hz refresh rate limit. Almost graphic benchmark tools on PC are also offscreen.
17. abhishek48 (Posts: 164; Member since: 19 Feb 2012)
Big joke, Aderano 225 is no way near Mali 400 @ 400 mhz,
Nenamark, vellamo favour Qualcomm chip,
The real difference can be seen in GLBenchmark which all OEM consider, its 103 fps(Mali 400) vs 70fps(S4)
Actually Aderano 225 is just 10% faster than Mali 400@266 mhz which is in gs2, so buying any Phone with S4 u really dont have much advantage over galaxy s2 it self, bcoz these days its is clear that gpu holds the key for mobile devices bcoz cpu dosent has much to do they way it does in PC. Look at IPAD 3, it has old cpu as ipad 2, so the Galaxy s3, HTC onex , s have better cpu than ipad 3, but the key is GPU of ipad 3 which is more powerfull than any thing elese its 1.5 to 2 times more powerfull than gpu of galaxy s3
4. Luuthian (Posts: 246; Member since: 09 Sep 2011)
For gaming, yeah. For processing tasks, no.
The advantage of the S4 version is that it'll have great graphics and LTE, but it won't be as snappy in the background. The Exynos version won't have LTE, but it'll likely run faster in the background. There's also the question of power managment.
But whatever. Both versions will hopefully be great handsets. I can't see the differences between the two creating completely different experiences.
10. WakaFlakaD (Posts: 481; Member since: 30 Apr 2011)
That's how you appreciated technology!
27. jroc74 (Posts: 6005; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
I agree.
Yea....at this point in time.....performance will be whatever with these current and upcoming phones. Battery life is my main thing going forward.
6. pslayer89 (Posts: 2; Member since: 12 May 2012)
Are you stupid?
9. ph00ny (Posts: 1235; Member since: 26 May 2011)
It is? Specially on a device where it's v-sync limited?
26. jroc74 (Posts: 6005; Member since: 30 Dec 2010)
I try to stay outta the benchmarks wars now....but Anandtech did benchmarks of the GS3 and the quad core Exynos was the leader in most categories.
Maybe you mean the S4 vs. the Tegra 3? Om either case....the one that has better battery life will get my money.
90. PattyPat (Posts: 3; Member since: 16 May 2012)
> The dual-core Snapdragon S4 is better than quad-core Exynos!
Huh? The dual-core is *SLOWER* and wastes 20% *MORE* power.
That's "better"?
2. henrickrw (Posts: 408; Member since: 16 Sep 2011)
I am careless.. I will get the International version.
5. iTroll-killer (Posts: 1; Member since: 22 Apr 2012)
wait and see glbenchmark egypt offscreen score
i think mali 400 beats adreno 225
11. ph00ny (Posts: 1235; Member since: 26 May 2011)
It's not even close when 60fps cap is not a factor
13. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
they are ONLY close when capped, because it lowers Exynos's scores.
S4 defenders can celebrate all they want but when retail units come out of both versions, its not going to be pretty.
20. Snap123 (Posts: 33; Member since: 04 Nov 2011)
Lol you make it sound like the Exynos is going to be sooooo much better than the S4. Offscreen it will but thats about it. And how many people actually have a TV with 120Hz or higher. Well actually how many people actually uses their phone offscreen to play games cause thats the main benefit of a better gpu. Lol I guess very few.
21. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
mine is 240Hz babe. ;)
22. Snap123 (Posts: 33; Member since: 04 Nov 2011)
lol those arent cheap im jealous can you buy me one
23. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
you bet. xD
29. tedkord (Posts: 11689; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
Mine, too. But honestly, can't really tell the diff from 120hz. Many TVs are 120hz and up these days.
33. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
i don't think they're set to their highest refresh rate by default. look for some kind of gaming setting and i'm sure that'll crank it up.
39. tedkord (Posts: 11689; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
King, its set to 240Hz. Believe me, I have tinkered to get the most out of it. I'm very happy with it, but there's just not a really noticable difference between 120Hz and 240Hz to the human eye. Maybe on really fast full of action scenes.
53. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
well it looks better to me when i'm playing Xbox on it. o:
31. dsDoan (Posts: 229; Member since: 28 Dec 2011)
I don't know anyone who has a 60 Hz TV these days. That's old-school technology. I'm a broke college student and my TV is 240 Hz.
Any decent mid-range TV has 120 Hz minimum.
32. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
you're a step out of phase there fella, 60Hz is average, 120Hz is high-end and 240Hz is the rare super variety.
36. dsDoan (Posts: 229; Member since: 28 Dec 2011)
120 Hz is, by no means, high-end. 120 Hz is mid-range. 240 Hz is low-high-end (or high-mid, depending on how you look at it), but not rare. If Wal-Mart sells it (which they do), it's not rare. And excluding plasmas, 480 Hz can be considered high-end.
About 6 months ago I helped my grandmother pick out a TV at Wal-Mart. The best TV there, for her budget, was a 46" Sony Bravia @ 120 Hz for $598. While this is a very well-received TV, it is a far stretch from high-end.
I just checked my TV (XVT3D474SV). Turns out it's 480 Hz when viewing 3D ^_^. I bought it at Walmart a year and a half ago for $830.
51. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
well i never look at 3D. i hate 3D so i never see 480Hz.
http://www.walmart.com/ip/Sony-46-KDL-46EX500/13422990 you mean this one? what did you do? get a Black Friday Deal or something? xD
54. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
u can get 240hz at walmart now man :) 120 is the new minimum, anything less and your paying bargain bin pricing.
personally, im waiting for OLED to come down in price. I have a great 55 inch now.. a 70 inch OLED 3D would be a nice replacement :)
56. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
well apparently i'm out of the loop when it comes to televisions. xD oh well, doesn't really matter to me. my 240Hz one does me just fine and i have an Xbox and dislike 3D so none of these new, fancy pants models really offer anything compelling for me.
60. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
i wouldnt even be looking at a new TV had my wife not accidentally broken my HDMI ports.. grr..
62. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
yikes! naughty, naughty wife.
38. tedkord (Posts: 11689; Member since: 17 Jun 2009)
I think the little 26" I put in my son's room is 60Hz, but it is 1080p, which is probably overkill on such a small screen. (I say little, but then I remember that the tv I had when I was a kid was 13" and black & white. And had a rabbit ear on top, and boy like 5 channels. Remember when you had to adjust the UHF channels to get them in exactly, and the vertical would skip every channel and you'd have to adjust it?)
44. dsDoan (Posts: 229; Member since: 28 Dec 2011)
I'm 26, and I had a 13" black & white CRT when I was a kid. No remote and it only supported 13 channels. To change the channel was a dial, and to turn it I had to use the volume knob and turn it all the way down, and then click it to the left.
I'm not sure if technology is just evolving so quickly.. or I grew up a poor and technologically-deprived child.
66. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
my daughter got a 32 inch flatscreen and DVD player in her room when she turned 2. lol. She has more movies than I do at this point.. its crazy.
Growing up with those expensive ol turn dial TV's and what the "cheap" tv i give to my daughter... is a funny comparison.
42. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
the offscreen tests are to show the true horsepower of the chip.
The benefits come in longevity. As games and apps get more advanced with time, the stronger GPU is going to be able to keep up with those advances where the weaker GPU is going to start to get laggy or even be unsupported.
Your buying a phone for probably 2 years. wouldnt you like it to still be able to play everything 2 years from now?
49. darac (Posts: 2156; Member since: 17 Oct 2011)
well, i doubt that mali400 will be able to do that.
look at N.O.V.A. 3 game..it already reached the PS3 levels..in fact it has the PowerVR SGX543MP2 (iphone 4S) pushed to it's full potential.
now imagine high end games in 2 years. you'll need a next generation phone GPU's to run them properly
52. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
this Mali that's been pushed to it's limits can match the SGX543(MP2) if the game is at PS3 levels like you say it is and we're all still quite satisfied with our gaming consoles then why does it need to go any further any time soon? game companies can finally start to work on the quality of the game play mechanics and other such things instead of focusing on pushing the best GPU out there. i want to see Valve make some Mobile Games.
57. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
eventually, its going to get to a point like it is now where the horsepower is still skyrocketing, but its not so much as the graphix but what they can use that horsepower for in other realms.. like AI or physics, and that kind of stuff. There really isnt a need to get above the ps3/360 levels of gaming on these small handhelds, we will never see the graphical difference past a certain point.. But advanced AI and being able to push other things while making it look pretty is always appreciated.
The adreno 225 is a piss poor GPU. Its a little above the Adreno 220 in the S3 which was the worst of the 2011 chips. Snapdragon wont be a real competitor in the GPU space until the 300 series start launching with the S4 Pro.
The kicker is, i have a feeling that Qualcomm is going to pull a samsung and say that those chips are for tablets only. Just a hunch, but I'd bet money on it.
7. pslayer89 (Posts: 2; Member since: 12 May 2012)
I hope T-Mobile comes out with the Exynos Processor version of SGS3.
8. rockstarlive (Posts: 307; Member since: 19 Oct 2011)
Droid Charge 2. I could picture it being droided.
14. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
it's a possibility but i think it would be kind of hard to make a hardcore Droid style device out of something that's supposed to be one with Nature.
16. Snap123 (Posts: 33; Member since: 04 Nov 2011)
Everytime a bencemark comes out theres like a war between CPU fanboys.
Both the Exynos 4 quad and Snapdragon S4 are good chips.
Most smartphone have the screen framerate capped at 60fps.
Even if a Exynos 4 quad has a better gpu you will never notice it unless you connect the smartphone to a TV that has a refresh rate of 120Hz or higher.
The most popular TV that people have are the ones with 60Hz refresh rate.
If you will never use your smartphone to connect it to a tv to get a better framerate there is no reason for you to care about any benchmark higher than 60fps.
If you compare bencemark between the Exynos 4 quad and Snapdragon S4 on Anandtech for the GPU offscreen bencemark the Exynos is great and easily beats everything.
19. androidornothing (Posts: 143; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
This is so gooooooood. If S4 beats Exynos than there is no need to worry about dual.or quad cores.
24. Alfred03 (Posts: 5; Member since: 12 May 2012)
@cGmC11...Hi! Don't make me laugh! Did U the test? However U can watch a browser test between HTC One X and the SGSII...the SGSII flavored with ICS is more fast than the One X...simple and easy. Greetings! ;-)
25. Alfred03 (Posts: 5; Member since: 12 May 2012)
@cGmC11...U can watch the video in Youtube...greetings! ;-)
28. tariqinifinityblade (Posts: 9; Member since: 01 Apr 2012)
mali 400 mp4 and andreno 225 still can't match the powervr sgx543mp2 found on ipad 2 and iphone 4s, powervr sgx543mp4 on the new ipad is the current gpu king correct me if i'm wrong.
35. KingKurogiii (Posts: 5711; Member since: 23 Oct 2011)
i believe the Mali 400 @ 400MHz actually can beat the SGX543(MP2) in the 4S but not by too much. it certainly does beat the Adreno 225 though. you can bet your ass that the SGX543(MP4) beats them all.
30. joey18 (Posts: 589; Member since: 20 Jul 2010)
I hope the new share plans go more cheap verizon are over price so my contract expire last month i'm thinkung to move tmobile w the gs3
34. bayhuy (Posts: 320; Member since: 23 Jun 2011)
Still cheap plastic.


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Remember to Pinch Pounds Too
A while back I discussed how you could save some cash by cutting just one cup of coffee a week and by brownbagging it just one day a week. That's when, in chatting with Paid Twice, she joking said "yeah… all these years of home brew coffee and packing lunches – explains why we're broke. :)" She said it tongue in cheek but it's a legitimate concern. So many people budget to a penny, diligently track their expenses, yet find themselves behind the eight ball and I suspect it has to do with expenses on the other side of the spectrum – the big ticket items. (I suspect this because that's what happened to me!)
With respect to frugality, I see the world in two different categories. The first category is for those big ticket items where savings can be significant. Big ticket items are marked by lower frequency but high savings potential, such as a car. The second category are those smaller day to day expenses where there is a much higher frequency of expenses but lower potential for savings. Many times we focus on the small items because we deal with them every day but get panicky or pressured when we start talking major expenses, but those big expenses are the ones where the big savings are too.
Unfortunately, big ticket items aren't things you can change overnight and they also tend to be more stressful. I recognize that. The two big ticket items most individuals have to pay for are housing, either renting or buying, and a mode of transportation, usually a car. The two are generally marked with higher levels of stress (what's more stressful, buying a house or making your own detergent? duh!) in part because of the higher dollar values but also because of time constraints. With housing, you're usually under the gun because you have to move by a certain date according to your lease or some other agreement. With a car, you're usually under the gun because you need a car ASAP and the whole car sales business is a pressure cooker anyway.
So, how do you counter it? Remove the pressure and reduce those expenses as best as possible.
Remove the Pressure
Sales Pressure: With either a car or a house, there will always be a measure of sales pressure on the part of the agent or the salesperson. It'll be far worse with a car dealership salesperson because they know they might not get you the next time in so they want you to buy now. Combat this by doing one thing… never sign anything the first time you walk into a place. If you meant to go test drive a bunch of cars, don't buy that day. Always sleep on a decision and always get a second and third opinion from people you believe are both trustworthy and knowledgeable. You can save yourself from making plenty of bad decisions if you sleep on it and ask for second-party opinions.
Housing: You know when your lease will expire, so start your housing search as early as possible. If you're buying, start it several months in advance of your move. If you're going to rent again from another place, start a couple months in advance of your move. Chances are, if you're renting, even if you can't find another place to live, you can always go month-to-month on your lease and pay a small premium. Paying an extra hundred dollars a month for one month is far better than rushing into another lease or even a 30 year mortgage!
Car: What's the worst thing that can happen if you don't buy a car and your car is kaput? At best, you're inconveniencing yourself and perhaps friends and family that agree to drive you around. At worst, you rent a car at about thirty or forty bucks a day until you settle on a car. What's worse, overpaying a few thousand on a car or shelling out for a rental? There is no pressure to buy a car as soon as possible.
Reduce the Costs
The topic of how to reduce the costs of housing and a car, at the tactical level, is way too complex to go into in a few paragraphs here. If you want to know the best tactics for negotiating down the price of a car or a home/rental, you can find plenty of information online . I will however say a few words about how I view homes and cars from a philosophical level and I'm interested in hearing your opinion as well.
Housing: When I rented, I saw my apartment as a temporary location for, at most, a few years. Since it was temporary and I wasn't building a long term solution, I tried to spend as little as possible on my housing. My end game was to buy a house, not rent a swank apartment, so I never painted or put up pictures. The point was to pay as little as possible so that I could put as much as possible towards a down-payment. To this end, I spent two years renting, always had the same roommate, and we tried to keep costs down as low as possible – I never paid more than $600 a month for rent. I've know people who have spent $1200 to $1500 on single bedroom or studio apartments because they wanted someplace nice. That's $600 to $900 a month that person can't put towards something else (which is perfectly alright, we all have our own tastes). However, if you are looking to save money, you have to make a lot of detergent to recover $600-$900 a month.
Car: My car gets me from A-to-B and I want it to be affordable, reliable, and fuel efficient. I know some people like to buy cars because it projects a certain image, they want to be able to drive their co-workers or bosses around in a nice ride, but luckily I never worked in industries where that mattered or could affect my future job growth.
Total Cost Considerations: This post is getting a little long winded but I wanted to throw in one last point about total cost. When you sign up for a house or a car, you're signing up for years and years. A lease is often for twelve months minimum. When you make these purchases, remember to consider the monthly costs as well as the initial costs.


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"Shift: Bachelor of Fine Arts Exhibition 2013" showcases the accomplishments of forthcoming graduates from the B.F.A. program in the Department of Art and Art History at University of Hawai'i at Mānoa. "Shift" refers to the changes in perception between artists and their viewers while also symbolizing the end of an era and beginning of another as students graduate from UHM. The Graphic Design program will be exhibiting the new identity for the Department of Theatre and Dance in the Commons Gallery. The visual identity system focuses on the essence of live performance: the human body in time and space. Students in the Studio Art program will be exhibiting a diverse range of ideas, techniques and media, including ceramics, drawing and painting, electronic arts, fiber, glass, photography, performance, printmaking, and sculpture in the UHM Art Gallery. The work is a culmination of a semester-long focused exploration of professional studio practice.
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THEY have entered contract talks with the Canucks.
I dislike those 2. I don't know if its the fact that they look like creepy pedos or what, but I can't stand the sight or mention of them.
Seriously, they have to renegotiate together? Time to cut the cord. I would love to see one of them get traded just to see if the other one cries.


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PhoneArena Awards 2012: Worst Tablet
0. phoneArena 12 Dec 2012, 09:57 posted on
Slowly but surely, we're on our way to announcing the best smartphone and tablet of 2012. But before we get to them, we'd like to take a look at the other end of the spectrum. Today, we'll talk about tablets - bad tablets, to be more specific, namely the tablets that we were most disappointed by this year. Yeah, we know that nearly all of the tablets we reviewed over the past 12 months were given decent scores, but a couple of them were just meh. Care to know what they are? Okay, enough talking then.
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. android_hitman (unregistered)
i wonder when the ipad will be on this list??
"what we got instead was a marginally better tablet that offered little to justify its title with" - sounds like the new ipad
2. simplyj (Posts: 404; Member since: 23 Dec 2009)
But dude, the last one added a lightning connector! it was revolutionary!
22. loyals (Posts: 129; Member since: 10 Nov 2012)
The one with that lightening connector can beat all others in perfomance though. i cant even believe trolls r picking up ipad name here , which was supposed to be the 1st proper tablet. just think for a second why you people are simply hating something just because you couldnt own it or afford it??. dont you ppl having jobs or something apart from trollin n hating n feeling jealous all the time ?!!!
25. danny_a2005 (Posts: 165; Member since: 06 Oct 2011)
I agree... I want an ipad 4!!! +1
27. simplyj (Posts: 404; Member since: 23 Dec 2009)
Last I checked, the Nexus 10 dominates the iPad 4 in all aspects. This includes, speed, screen, hardware and (saving the best for last) price!
Not trolling, just smarter than you.
36. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
The nexus 10 doesn't even sell dude. Get over it. A great tablet that no one even knows about.
41. lovefist (unregistered)
As much as I hate overpriced products from rotten companies, I have to agree with this guy. Nexus 10 ain't selling.
75. osorto40 (Posts: 13; Member since: 11 Nov 2012)
Thats why its sold out hmm interesting.
74. loyals (Posts: 129; Member since: 10 Nov 2012)
any one who knows about tech stuff never go after so called spec. its all about sofware and hardware integration which android fails big time to do bcoz of many devices n thats d same reason dey cant even give updates to thier old devices (check out 3gs, still getting updates)
see the perfomance benchmarks od ipad 4 anyways bro . dont simply* speack rubbish. u wish u could be smarter .
but hey !!
keep wishing :)
35. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Man U said it, they troll every apple article and if the article isn't about apple they find a way to make it about apple. The iPad plain, and simply shouldn't b in the list of worst tablets when it's the benchmark by which all other tablets r judged by. It #1 for a reason so deal with it.
45. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
Get over it, it's nothing new! Everyone on every Gsmarena, Verge, Engadget, Pocketknow, and on every internet site bash, trash, hate Apple™®©
50. bayusuputra (Posts: 962; Member since: 12 Feb 2012)
Couldn't own/afford is different with doesn't want..
I can afford 5 iPads, but there are many tablets that have better value..
You see, it's all about value..
55. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
K dude we get ya. Now go to bed
58. parkwaydr (Posts: 572; Member since: 07 Sep 2011)
Haha loyals I hate the the iPad and Apple, but could easily afford to buy an iPad a week and still live comfortably. Just because something has a high price tag, doesn't make it the best.
10. AamirSIII (banned) (Posts: 187; Member since: 04 Oct 2012)
dude i have 100% same thought in my mind! but u know what, its the $630 BILLION + that makes all of these review sites ignore every wrong thing about apple, and make them portray apple as the leader in EVERY FUC**NG thing!
11. TheLibertine (Posts: 484; Member since: 15 Jan 2012)
Dont forgot the "4" in the name! Its the first tablet ever to be called iPad 4!
13. LOTR12 (Posts: 13; Member since: 04 Nov 2012)
Actually they still call it "The New iPad" even though it should be called The New iPad 2.
57. DerryAhmad (Posts: 278; Member since: 05 May 2012)
Actually they called it "iPad with Retina Display" now. Wonder what will they call the iPad 5.. Hmm..
62. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
The newer ipad with pupil display.
18. RiseAgainst94 (Posts: 281; Member since: 03 Mar 2012)
Doesn't make it the worst tablet of the year, just makes it only a little better than the previous best tablet of the year.
19. kirholstov (Posts: 145; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
Do you remember when iPad 2 was the best tablet out there? iPad 4 is 4x faster then iPad 2, it has better camera, retina display and Siri. Isn't it enough for you? If so, you can buy MS Surface Pro for 800$ when the iPad is only 400$. Written from my iPad 2
26. true1984 (Posts: 823; Member since: 23 May 2012)
yeah but you can can get a nexus 10 with a better resolution and proccessor with better perfomance for the same price. but what my tablet was 400 for a 32gb with expandable memory and a quad core proccessor. so have fun with that
31. kirholstov (Posts: 145; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
I agree but it depends on your personal preference, at the moment I better like iOS rather than Android, I'm used to it. I use my old htc Desire with 2.2, so I might switch to WP or stay with htc products like Butterfly. I don't like in WP that at the moment it doesn't have notification centre, good apps and quad-core processors.
54. true1984 (Posts: 823; Member since: 23 May 2012)
i guess you're right. i didnt get into it since i dont like apple's ecosystem. but i used to like apple so i guess i cant really criticize your decision
63. Reluctant_Human (Posts: 886; Member since: 28 Jun 2012)
Its not the fact that most people here think that the iPad 4 deserves to be the worst tablet of the year (although some haters do but it's a matter of opinion). The problem stems from the logic and phrasing used for the Samsung tablet being on the list. "what we got instead was a marginally better tablet that offered little to justify its title with"
The new ipad (ipad 3) was only slightly better than the 2 and then the 4 is slightly better than the ipad 3. I'm sorry but you can't argue with that.
20. rf1975 (Posts: 258; Member since: 01 Aug 2011)
I wish galaxy tab 2 P5100 on the first place. one of the worst gadget i ever purchased. I feel xtouch tabs from china is way better than this brick.
59. PhenomFaz (Posts: 1236; Member since: 26 Sep 2012)
dude that was as good as it can be put for an ipad...you nailed it amigo!
64. shnibz (Posts: 299; Member since: 18 Sep 2011)
It will be on the list when it sucks worse than the galaxy tab.
72. uzairkhan1994 (Posts: 17; Member since: 04 Mar 2012)
just so u knw it is the most selling tablet...
3. MeoCao (unregistered)
I think it's not interesting to know what the worst thing is, there are many bad things and nobody cares.
We all want to know what is the best. And the list should include top 5.
37. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Now if the iPad was on this list u'd have a field day
53. MeoCao (unregistered)
Dude, I think iPads are not the best tablets out there, the best are Nexus 10 and Nexus 4. But iPads are certainly not the worst.
if iOS had as many functionalities as Android iPads could be 2nd best tablets in the market.
56. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Lol got it. Thanx for enlightening me master Meo
4. Nathan_ingx (Posts: 3757; Member since: 07 Mar 2012)
PhoneArena...i can already assume the best smartphone you'll choose according to me. And that day everyone (minus a few) might roar at you.
38. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
As a primary iPhone user, I'd vote the gs3 as the best smartphone of 2012 simply based on its innovation, and the leap it was over the gs2. I prefer the ip5 personally, but the gs3 should get the nod.
5. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
I was so close to get a Tab 2 10.1 when Costco had it on sale on Black Friday for $125... It's a good thing that they sold out, I spent more and got the Note 10.1 instead. Definitely worth it.
48. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
How do u like the note 10.1?
66. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
To tell you the truth... I don't see the point of having an S-Pen, but I'm still loving the tablet. The tablet is actually for my wife and baby, after using it, makes me want to get one for myself.
70. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
73. gwuhua1984 (Posts: 1237; Member since: 06 Mar 2012)
I'm also a bit sorry to say that I think I've lost quite some interest to the ASUS Transformer line...
6. TROLL (banned) (Posts: 4851; Member since: 13 Apr 2012)
What about the iPad mini, this iPad lags and stuts and loads pages slowly, even the 4s is much better™®©
8. ajac09 (Posts: 1481; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
this is iphonearena. apple does nothing wrong in there eyes
33. kdealltheway (Posts: 94; Member since: 21 Oct 2012)
51. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Learn to capitalize, before you bash apple.
7. ajac09 (Posts: 1481; Member since: 30 Sep 2009)
The new ipad. Becasue apple thought it wasnt good enough to keep around for a year
9. sats.mine2k4 (banned) (Posts: 208; Member since: 10 Aug 2012)
Why didn't the Surface RT not make the list... It's another product from MS which is going down the Zune hd lane...
12. iDroid8 (Posts: 155; Member since: 16 Oct 2012)
its not that bad a tab-seems quite nice, just a bit over priced and a shortage of apps
14. apexKBC (Posts: 92; Member since: 10 Dec 2012)
Phonearena is vry partial fr dis one!!!
15. jphillips63 (Posts: 221; Member since: 04 Jan 2012)
Lets not forget the xoom by motorola. That had to be the most expensive and worse experience I've had with a tablet. They wanted to be the first tablet to hit the android market and they were, but it was a half baked product has one of the worse screens on the market of any tablet i've ever seen. just all in all poor marketing on this tablet.
16. Mghazisohail (Posts: 23; Member since: 29 Nov 2012)
did anyone forgot the ipad mini..........it was also a mini ipad 2.............truly fail!!!
17. RiseAgainst94 (Posts: 281; Member since: 03 Mar 2012)
Why would the ipad be on the list? It's probably the best tablet available.
21. Valdomero (Posts: 174; Member since: 13 Nov 2012)
The iPad mini should be on this list
61. InspectorGadget80 (unregistered)
and the iPad 4 but they all look the same
23. HempHead (Posts: 9; Member since: 12 Dec 2012)
Blackberry play book was pretty awful as well
24. kanagadeepan (Posts: 922; Member since: 24 Jan 2012)
Ya. But I guess they took it as 2011 product...
52. MC1123 (Posts: 1255; Member since: 12 Nov 2012)
its not awful!!!
it was a great tablet but was overprice!!!
28. bloodline (Posts: 706; Member since: 01 Dec 2011)
OMG phone arena how can you say that about the Samsung tablet when the iPad 4 is exactly that as well. Shocking editorial work. If you gave other reasons fair enough. Very poor work
29. Planterz (Posts: 2070; Member since: 30 Apr 2012)
The Galaxy Tab 2 10.1 gave marginal improvements over an outdated tablet. 149ppI is just pathetic in this day and age.
The iPad 4 has significant improvements (processing power) over a tablet that wasn't really outdated and is still an excellent product. Sure, the iPad 4 is expensive, and being released so soon after the iPad 3 raise some eyebrows, but just because these facts gives iHaters fuel to bash the product/company, that doesn't make the iPad 4 a bad product, and definitely doesn't deserve to be on this list.
And folks, this comes from an iHater. Their products are far too expensive, and I hate their business model and ethics, but I can't deny that the iPad 4 (and 3) is an impressive piece of electronics.
47. darkkjedii (Posts: 21216; Member since: 05 Feb 2011)
Great to know that some one can absolutely not b a fan of apple, but still give credit where it's due. Hating apple has nothing to do with the iPad, its just a product. Thank u for being a mature techie, and not a childish joke.
30. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
We are missing the ipad mini in third place.


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An idiot, usually more stupid than the usual idiot.
He thought a chicken's neck was a penis, he cut it off. What a Dee Dee Dee!
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a term for a retard used by Carlos Mencia also can be used for someone acting retard, dumb, etc.
if he is dee and she dee the kid going to be dee dee dee
מאת RenegadeY2K5 13 בספטמבר, 2005
A term you say when somebody does something REALLY stupid. not like forgeting their keys, like thinking Rhode Island is not a state. Made famous by comedian Carlos Mencia, you say it like imitating a retarded person.
Idiot: I did not know school started on time today
Me: DEE DEE DEE!
Me: DEE DEE DEE!
מאת Gray "the rod" Roberts 2 בספטמבר, 2005
A term used by comedian Carlos Mencia which describes someone so incredibly stupid that Carlos had to invent a catch phrase for them.
In 2005 Carlos Mencia made his first anual dee dee dee awards on his tv show Mind of Mencia.
מאת It's_Just_a_Flesh_Wound 2 במאי, 2006
A person who is not born as mentally retarded, but who was born normal, and has become stupid.
Don't act like a dee dee dee.
מאת Dan Fonseca 23 בנובמבר, 2006
Dude, that's not how you do it you deedeedee!!!!
מאת ooolalalamamasita 23 בספטמבר, 2006
Its Carlos Mencia's catch phrase Witch Means Stupid/Retarded/Dumb Ass
You Are Such A DEE DEE DEE!
You Are Such A DEE DEE DEE!
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Special features & EventsThe rustic, cozy atmosphere of this mountain restaurant bids a perfect setting for family celebrations, corporate functions, weddings, banquets and club events. In addition to a sun terrace with seats, the establishment also comprises a panoramic restaurant, summit restaurant and what's known as the Adlerhorst (eagle's nest) with 28 seats. Included in the establishment package deal are a 3-course dinner, overnight stay in a double room and rich Alpine-style breakfast. Traditional entertainment on selected evenings.
Local name of place: Fronalpstock
Altitude: 1'922 meters above sea level
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Number of seats: 100 (interior), 200 (exterior)
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|MAY FOUR 2012: Ivy's lopsided 'do, Gray mid-sneeze aka apparently allergic to lilacs now, too.
I was out with my girls last night and unfortunately while I was away and Noah was in charge for all of five minutes Ivy took the scissors to her locks... to be freshened up professionally later today... and fortunately Jeff interviewed the four on Ways to Listen To Your Mother and Consider Her Feelings, all of which are answers totally thought up by the kids and I'm proud to present to you:
Ways to Listen to Your Mother
and Consider Her Feelings
Don't annoy her
Don't bother her while she's cooking
Don't wake her up unless it's an emergency
If she is resting, stay quiet
Don't insult her cooking
Don't fight over her iPhone
Listen to her the first time
Don't beg her to do something
Pay attention if she's talking
If she tries to wipe your nose, let her
Don't interrupt her while she's shooting videos
Nobody scream, nobody talk, and nobody snore
Get dressed on time
Don't argue about your homework
Try and keep my room clean no matter how many times stuffed animals spill out of Gray's bed
Never put your finger in a cupcake
Don't mess up her pillows
Make her happy
Give her art presents from school
When you are at a restaurant, do not goof around
If she tells you she wants to take a picture with you, don't grunt or groan
Go to bed
Give her kisses
Don't ask her for doughnuts, because she'll get doughnuts if she wants to
When she's going to the bathroom, never knock on the door
Don't be rowdy
Don't spend too much time on TV or iPods, especially at night
Listen To Your Mother Northwest Indiana is next Thursday May 10 at 7 PM at the Memorial Opera House in Valparaiso. I hope to see you there!
I used to take photos of my kids on the first of every month, now it's on the fourth. Four for four... get it? You can see past monthly photos here.


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The most accessible and developed tourist resort communities on the Sinai peninsula. The area combines the simplicity of the sun, mountains, sea and sand. A wide variety of water sports, shopping and entertainment opportunities.
Take a tour around the old market to see the old bazaar, Good places for shopping in Sharm El Sheikh.
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Ph.D. University of Washington
Dr. Han Kim is an associate professor and director for the Baccalaureate in Public Health Program in the School of Nursing and Health Sciences at Westminster College. An epidemiologist and mechanical engineer by training, Dr. Kim's research interests include social and behavioral factors in health, epidemiology and research methods, public health informatics, global health and development, and public health education. He teaches courses in epidemiology, biostatistics, social and behavioral sciences in health, global health, SAS programming and research methodology. Outside of the Public Health Program, Dr. Kim teaches in the School of Nursing and Honors Program. He also takes students to Thailand for service learning projects during May Term.
Off campus, Dr. Kim enjoys taking advantage of the superb outdoor recreation offered by the Wasatch Mountains with his wife, Linda, and his two children, Cameron and Ella. He is an avid skier, both at the resorts and in the backcountry. When the snow melts, Dr. Kim enjoys climbing, hiking, and mountain and road cycling. He also enjoys photography, art and music.


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Enter Trent Johnson.
He's turned around programs before. He's sent player after player to the NBA, and he has been coach of the year in every conference he's coached in.
On Friday, his tenure at TCU will begin when the Frogs host Cal Poly at Daniel-Meyer Coliseum.
TCU's motto for the season is "Don't Look Back."
Predicted anywhere from 8th to 10th in the preseason Big 12 poll, Trent Johnson knows his basketball team has a ways to go.
"For us to be successful [the players] are going to have to do somethings really really well," Johnson said. "Number one of that is compete at a high level. We've got to get better defensively, and then we have got to rebound the ball. I feel really good that if we are right. Right meaning mentally, physically. When we're right. We're going to play a good brand of basketball. But therein lies the challenge."
"You've got to come to practice every day with the mindset that you have to get better," senior Garlon Green said. "This game of basketball is hard. One part of having that mental toughness is getting up every day with the determination to work."
On the recruiting trail, Trent Johnson has already made a splash by garnering commitments from three highly sought-after players from Texas.
But Johnson has a long and arduous journey ahead of him to bring TCU back to prominence in basketball.
For now, Johnson is focused on his team. How can this team compete? For Johnson, the answer is mental toughness and sustaining a level of competitiveness that coaches and players alike must demand of themselves.
So let's take a look at the TCU roster:
Point Guard
Kyan Anderson-Anderson is tasked with being the coach on the floor for Trent Johnson. The Fort Worth native showed flashes of brilliance in his freshman season. Anderson is a good passer who makes the game easier for his teammates. Johnson has asked him to be more vocal on the floor. Hank Thorns is gone, and Anderson will play a lot of minutes for the Frogs this season. He must shoot the ball well from three-point range while getting teammates involved as well.
Clyde Smith III-Smith is a freshman from Houston, Texas. He plays with a chip on his shoulder, and he has natural scoring ability. Smith will slot into the role played by Kyan Anderson last year. If Smith can prove that he can defend consistently, his offensive game will come in spurts. The key for Smith will be playing within himself and not pushing to hard in just his freshman season, but Clyde Smith is a promising young player with a bright future in a TCU uniform.
Chris Zurcher-Zurcher is a just a walk-on from San Antonio. However, he has impressed head coach Trent Johnson with his consistency and willingness to work hard. Zurcher is a savvy player who is under-skilled, but he can defend and get the team into their offense. Zurcher may play sparingly, but he would be available in emergency situations.
Shooting guard Jarvis Ray-Ray is now a junior, and he was academically inelligible at the end of last season. He is long, rangy, and athletically gifted. He has struggled with his shot over the last two seasons, but Ray has a chance to improve under new head coach Trent Johnson. It's all about toughness for Johnson, and Ray is athletics, rangy, and aggressive. He is being challenged to commit to defending, and his playing time will likely be contingent on how he defends.
Nate Butler-Butler is a senior guard who can do a little bit of everything on the court. His biggest hinderance to success last year was consistency with his shot. Like Ray, Butler is long and has the body that could make him a good defender in the physical Big 12. The shooting guard position is a spot from which most team's get a chunk of their scoring. Butler and Ray need to elevate their game's this season in order for TCU to reach their full potential.
Clyde Smith III could also see some playing time at the shooting guard position alongside Kyan Anderson.
Charles Hill-Hill is a freshman guard from Fort Worth who was one of the most athletic prospects in Texas in the class of 2012. I've said it once. I can say it again. Hill's playing time will likely depend on how consistently he can defend. Hill's athleticism gives him a bright future in a TCU uniform. If he continues to show improvement as the season goes on, Hill could garner a spot in the TCU rotation.
Small Forward Amric Fields-Trent Johnson called Amric Fields one of the most talented players he has ever coached. Fields is quiet by nature, but he needs to possess a more aggressive mindset this season. Trent Johnson said that Fields may well grow into the role of go-to guy as the season goes on, but Johnson says he does not want to pressure Fields into accepting any role he's not ready for. If TCU is going to reach its potential this season, Amric Fields must be a go-to guy. After averaging 9.6 points per game, Fields seems poised to take a step forward in 2012-2013.
Power Forward
Connell Crossland-Crossland has drawn praise from Trent Johnson for his consistency. Crossland is a "glue guy." He is a good rebounder. He's scrappy around the basket, and he has a knack for coming up with loose balls. Crossland will play an important role off the bench and give TCU needed depth. Crossland started eight games a season ago. At 6'8 he can play both the small forward and power forward positions. Crossland needs to continue to develop his shot to open up other offensive opportunities for himself. He had a career high 11 rebounds a season ago against USC.
Garlon Green-Green heads into his senior season as another important piece for the Frogs. Green works as hard as anyone on the team, but he battled a brutal shooting slump a season ago. While shooting just 33 percent from the three point arc, Green averaged 9.9 points per game. Trent Johnson and co. will ask him to do more rebounding this season at the power forward position. Green is a physical player. Expect Johnson to encourage Green to use that physicality more and focus his offensive game on getting to the free throw line.
DeVonta Abron-the Arkansas transfer was a lot to handle for Trent Johnson's LSU teams a season ago. He pulled in 13 rebounds against LSU in their first matchup, and he hauled in a season-high 16 rebounds against a very physical Connecticut team. Trent Johnson has said that Abron is the one guy with big league experience. Johnson likes to run his offense through the big men, so Abron will have ample opportunities to show his skills. Rebounding must be a team effort, but Abron needs to lead the way and own the paint.
Freshman center Aaron Durley is out for the year with a torn ACL.
Adrick McKinney-Trent Johnson has praised McKinney's improvement and acceptance of his new role as a rebounder, defender, and physical paint presence. McKinney will be a senior and must play within himself this season. He is not a back to the basket scorer. He is a guy who must crash the offensive glass and get garbage buckets. McKinney has arms as big as tree trunks and all the requisite physicality necessary to play in the Big 12. McKinney's best game last season came when TCU took down UNLV at home. McKinney had a career high 16 points and pulled down 3 offensive rebounds. His best rebounding game came against Evansville when he pulled down 14 boards (5 offensive).
Big 12 outlook
Kansas-Bill Self has three starters back from his Final Four team from a year ago. Freshman Perry Ellis will also play a key role for the Jayhawks. Center Jeff Withey is my preseason pick for most improved player in the conference.
Baylor-Baylor is loaded and Scott Drew has a lot of momentum going in Waco. Pierre Jackson was quite a find from the JUCO ranks a season ago. He may be one of the nation's top point guards this season. And by the way, Baylor now has a 7'1 behemoth down low in Isaiah Austin who was one of the nation's top recruits last season.
Kansas State-Bruce Weber now leads the Wildcats after Frank Martin left for a job at South Carolina. Rodney McGruder has a chance to be Big 12 player of the year, and Kansas State will likely go as far as McGruder can carry them.
Texas-I placed Kansas State ahead of the Longhorns by the narrowest of margins. Rick Barnes has another solid squad. Starting point guard Myck Kabongo is having problems with taking impermissible benefits, and the Longhorns must have him if they are going to reach their potential. Aaron Durley's high school teammate Cameron Ridley will be an impact freshman for the Horns.
Okahoma State-The Pokes have a lot of potential. Le'Bryan Nash and Marcus Smart will be a great duo. Smart was named Big 12 preseason freshman of the year, and these two back-to-back McDonalds All-Americans have expectations high in Stillwater.
Oklahoma-The Sooners have a nice coach in Lon Kruger. He will get the program back on track. Steven Pledger is the key player for the Sooners. Wyoming transfer Amath M'Baye is a wildcard this year for the Sooners. M'Baye was a force in the Mountain West and is a welcome addition for the Sooners.
Iowa State-The Cyclones lost a lot of talent off last year's team. Royce White is gone, but Iowa State added transfer guard Korie Lucious who was once the point guard for Tom Izzo's Michigan State Spartans. With Lucious at the helm, Iowa State could move up a bit in these conference standings, but Lucious will need some help from guys like Melvin Ejim and Georges Niang.
West Virginia-Bob Huggins has a remarkable young roster. Fear the beard of center Deniz Kilicli. Two transfers Juwan Staten and Aaric Murray will play key roles. The Mountaineers may struggle early, but improve rapidly as the season progresses. Bob Huggins is a must-see attraction.
TCU-Trent Johnson leads TCU's maiden voyage through the conference. Without seniors J.R. Cadot and Hank Thorns, TCU will need some of their young talent to step up quickly.
Texas Tech-The Billy Gillespie experiment was rough. Their best recruit in the 2012 class, Wannah Bail, has already left the team, and Chris Walker (new head coach) has his work cut out for him.


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Subarus are popular in my neck of the Rocky Mountain woods. Who wouldn't want a reliable all-wheel-drive sedan that will plow through any weather condition without batting an eye?
While the 2013 Subaru Legacy gets you a smart-looking all-wheel-drive sedan for a competitive price, the interior fit and finish makes this sedan feel more like a well-maintained 5-year-old car.
The Legacy has undergone some minor styling freshening for the 2013 model year, including new headlights, fog lights, grille and front bumper designs. Unfortunately, not much has been updated on the interior. (See the features and specs compared side by side with last year's model here.) The 2013 Legacy comes with a choice of two engines in three trim levels for five total options: the 2.5i, 2.5i Premium, 2.5i Limited, 3.6R and 3.6R Limited. The numbers represent the engine sizes — 2.5 and 3.6 liters. See the upper four trims compared side by side here.
If you decide against the Legacy, both the Suzuki Kizashi and Ford Fusion are available with all-wheel drive and are worthy opponents. See them compared with the Legacy here.
The Legacy can function fine for a small family, but it really isn't optimal for family hauling due to a lack of backseat usability.
There are three seat belts for rear passengers, but the center seat is usable only for small children (my petite 12-year-old daughter managed fine) because the large center floor hump makes it difficult for anyone to sit comfortably in the center seat. Either they put their feet up on the hump with their knees in their chest, or they have to straddle the hump, encroaching upon the foot space of outboard passengers.
It also makes exit difficult for three kids in the carpool lane at school — hauling their oversized backpacks up from the footwell, tripping and stumbling over the hump, and ultimately spilling out at the feet of the carpool lane assistant on the curb.
Rear passengers have access to in-door storage bins in both rear doors, plus netted pockets on the back of both front seats. If the center seat isn't occupied, the seatback can fold down into an armrest with two cupholders.
Where the Legacy really shows its dated attire is up front. The slew of textured, hard-plastic surfaces trying to look like something they're not (note the faux wood trim on the dash and doors and the faux brushed aluminum on the center stack) is a disappointment in a car priced at more than $33,000. These finishes are nearly identical to a Subaru I used to own: a 1999 Outback. Families, however, might appreciate how easy they are to wipe clean.
Add to that Subaru's new EyeSight driver-assist system that's offered as part of a package on this year's Legacy: Its overhead control unit looks like an afterthought stuck on in front of the rearview mirror. I would have preferred this unit looking as if it were intentionally integrated into the vehicle. Its large, bulbous sides, which house two cameras, are visually distracting. They were constantly within my peripheral vision.
The available heated front seats in the Legacy work in an instant — a huge benefit for snow bunnies. Steering-wheel-mounted audio controls, standard across the lineup, will also be appreciated by those focusing on icy roads while still wanting to quickly switch from kids' music to public radio as soon as the kids are dropped off at school. Sun visors with extending pullouts are also a benefit on those hyper-glare mornings when the snow intensifies even the smallest amount of sunlight.
The trunk area in the Legacy was a very useable size for my family, at 14.7 cubic feet. This is slightly greater than the Suzuki Kizashi's 13.3 cubic feet. The Ford Fusion takes the cake (and carries it, too) with 16 cubic feet of trunk space.
Storage Compartments (Puny, Fair, Ample, Galore): Puny
Cargo/Trunk Space (Puny, Fair, Ample, Galore): Fair
Family Friendly (Not Really, Fair, Great, Excellent): Fair
Fun-Factor (None, Some, Good Times, Groove-On): None
The optional 3.6-liter six-cylinder engine in the Legacy I drove had more than enough oomph to power up icy, high-altitude mountains without complaining. Its acceleration was quick and responsive.
Subaru also made some suspension tweaks for 2013. I haven't driven previous models, so I can't compare them, but the 2013 version feels like a great blend of solid connection to the road and softness and comfort suitable for the average driver.
My biggest complaint is how loud the cabin is on the road. Road, wind and engine noises aren't well filtered out, creating sensory-overload-induced fatigue after long distances. Having a car filled to the brim with hyper-chatty tween girls talking over the noise certainly doesn't help the situation, either.
The Legacy 3.6R Limited gets an EPA-estimated 18/25 mpg city/highway, 20 mpg combined. The powerful engine and all-wheel drive both certainly contribute to the poor mileage compared with competitors (the Suzuki Kizashi S AWD and Ford Fusion AWD are both rated 25 mpg combined). If fuel efficiency is important to you, opt for the Legacy 2.5i, which tops out at an estimated 24/32/27 mpg with a continuously variable automatic transmission, or 21/28/24 mpg with a six-speed manual.
The 2012 version of the Subaru Legacy received the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety's highest honor of Top Safety Pick (meaning it received the best possible mark, Good, in front, side, rear and roof-strength tests). Because the Legacy hasn't been substantially changed for 2013, we expect these ratings to apply to the new model. The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration gave the 2013 Legacy a rollover-resistance rating of five out of five stars. NHTSA has not yet completed front and side crash tests on the 2013 Legacy.
As is required on all new vehicles since the 2012 model year, the Legacy has standard antilock brakes, electronic stability control and traction control.
The Legacy comes standard with six airbags: driver and passenger front airbags, driver and front passenger seat-mounted side-impact airbags, and side curtain airbags for both rows of seats.
Families installing child-safety seats in the Legacy will appreciate that the Latch system's lower anchors in the two outboard seating positions are easy to access. They're concealed in the seat bight in a covered slit that's easy to manipulate. For families with children in booster seats, kids in the outboard seats will love the Legacy's sturdy upright buckles, which make it easy for little hands with limited dexterity to buckle independently.
My test car came equipped with Subaru's EyeSight driver assist system. While the physical system is bulky and a bit of a visual annoyance, I did appreciate the lane departure warning system. According to Subaru, EyeSight watches the road ahead and "will sound an alert and flash a visual warning if there's danger of a collision and will apply the brakes automatically if you don't. It can also optimize cruise control."
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LISBON - Kelly Elaine Clark, 35, of Churchill Road died in a traffic accident Saturday.
Born June 6, 1977 in Salem, she was a daughter of James F. Clark, Sr. and the late Judith E. (Callahan) Clark.
She was employed at Mountaineer Race Track and Resort.
In addition to her father of Lisbon, she is survived by four children: Jennifer Painter of Bethesda, Ohio, Jarrod Westover, Olivia Clark, and Samantha McKenzie all of Lisbon; a sister Beth Carlisle of Lisbon, and a brother James Clark, Jr. of Leetonia.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. Wednesday at the Weber Funeral Home with the Rev. Jenna Brown officiating. There will be a time of visitation from 5 to 8 p.m. Tuesday at the funeral home.
View this obituary and leave condolences at www.weberfh.com.


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Bill Carmody has been hard on Mike Turner in practice, urging him to improve. It's his challenge for the redshirt freshman to reach his potential.
"He's probably not that happy with me right now," Carmody said of Turner. "I think he could be pretty good, so I'm trying to get him. "
After spending a year on the bench with a redshirt, Turner will take on a tall task: becoming a center.
Turner, a product of University High School in Chicago, stands at just 6-foot-8, 215 pounds—not exactly a big man's frame. Northwestern will concede the size advantage for the athleticism and versatility Turner provides.
"It's a little bit of a mismatch with some of the larger centers in the league," offered Turner. "I have a mismatch, as well. I'm a little bit quicker and a little more athletic. I work with what I've got."
As a true freshman, Turner's number wasn't called, not with John Shurna occupying the job. Turner spent the season working to grow stronger while gaining valuable experience in practice. He served an important role on the scout team defense, allowing him to learn Northwestern's complex Princeton offense.
While Turner wasn't preparing to play in games, he embraced the challenge of improving.
"It was difficult," Turner admitted. "But I just tried to go into each practice trying to help my team do whatever I could—play scout team or defense—so [the starters] can run through the offense and get a good look for the games."
During the offseason, Turner committed himself to Northwestern's weight-training program, adding muscles to his slender frame. He gained a physical edge, in addition to valuable experience.
"Mike has come along very well for us," senior forward Drew Crawford said. "He had a good offseason and got a lot better. This year, he's just looking so much more comfortable on the court. He's got that year under his belt."
Now, Turner must serve an important role for Northwestern, battling as a big man underneath the hoop. In 2011, NU ranked 332nd out of 344 teams in team rebounding. Turner along with projected starting center Alex Olah will look to change that.
"I think that's one of the areas where we're trying to improve, especially from last year," said Turner. "Hopefully, I can try not to do too much; just help the guys around me and help the team win."
Turner has a lot on his plate, but his work ethic in practice proves he's ready for the challenge.
"It's going to take a lot of hard work down there, but that's something Mike's willing to give," said Crawford. "Along with a comfort level, he also is bringing more intensity to practice every day. That' something that's great to see, because he's going to need it."
Even if it's a tall task Turner faces, he is eager to take the floor with his teammates.
"I'm really excited," he said. "Finally, it's my chance to compete for minutes. It's looking good so far."
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INDEPENDENCE TOWNSHIP — It may be the most mainstream of rock bands these days, even a Tony Award winner in the rarefied confines of the Great White Way, but a punk rock spirit still drives Green Day — and certainly put some fire in the group's electrifying marathon of a concert Monday night, Aug. 23 at the DTE Energy Music Theatre.
Frontman Billie Joe Armstrong did, after all, promise the crowd "the best (expletive) show you've ever seen" and seemed determined to make good on that from the get-go of the two-hour and 45-minute affair.
Following AFI's spirited opening set, Armstrong