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Football's Lembo Speaks at Dinner and Alumni Event
Ball State third-year head football coach Pete Lembo spoke at the 59th annual Sportsmanship Dinner in Schererville, Ind., to over 800 attendees.
The dinner brings together boys basketball teams from across Northwest Indiana prior to Indiana High School Athletic Association sectional play. Funds raised are awarded for scholarships to deserving high school students across the area.
Previous speakers included Mike Brey (Notre Dame men's basketball head coach), Pat Fitzgerald (Northwestern's football head coach) and Matt Painter (Purdue head men's basketball coach).
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Earlier this week, the Supreme Court heard oral arguments over the healthcare law [3] over the course of three days. It's been the subject of debate all over the news and it's something that even my lovely wife has asked me about. This Your Take is going to be exceptionally long, I hope you read most of it and I really hope you share your thoughts. Unlike the vast majority of the comments on the Internet, I know that when it comes to thoughtful insight, you guys have enlightening me more than the other way around.
Before I get into what I think, I want to introduce the idea of the tragedy of the commons [4], because it plays an integral role in how I think of health care. If you have several herders sharing a common piece of land, where each herder is allowed to let their cows graze there, and each herder has an incentive to keep the pasture in good condition. If everyone starts with five cows and they agree to share the land, the grass can grow back and the pasture is kept in good condition. Then someone gets a new cow, lets it graze in the fields, then someone else gets a new cow, and it too grazes. They know they originally agreed to share the land but now two of the owners are getting a little bit more than the rest and the pasture suffers from overgrazing.
How does health care look like the tragedy of the commons? Healthcare is the pasture and everyone is a herder with one cow. Except some of the herders say they don't want their cow to graze in the pasture, they have other pastures to graze on so they don't pay to maintain the field. Then disaster strikes, a flood destroys their other pastures and they now need to use the common one. The problem here is that the other herders can't stop the new herders from using the land and they pay for the addition upkeep because the pasture's maintenance staff increases prices to help pay for the added demand for grass.
I think the individual mandate forces those herders who don't want to pay for the upkeep of the communal pasture to pay. They may not need it today, but they will need it one day.
Let's depart from the analogy and talk about health care specifically – I believe that health care is something all Americans should be able to access. I also believe that healthcare is expensive because our the economic incentives are built in such a way that you want to maximize procedures to maximize profits. Preventative care is cheaper than prescriptive care, so medical companies want more prescriptive care because it's makes more money. What's more profitable, a cholesterol drug (best selling drug ever is Lipitor) that someone has to take for the rest of their life or preventative care through healthy eating, exercise, and other mechanisms? So I like that the healthcare law did something to address preventative care, though it's still limited.
As for the mandate and the argument that it's the government overstepping its authority by forcing people to buy something – I agree. I also think this is an exception. When we pay for Medicare and Social Security, aren't we being forced to buy something? I don't know the legal arguments but I know that those payroll deductions are non-elective and mandated by the government. Health care should be the same.
Finally, on this point of healthcare overall… the problem with health care isn't that people are uninsured, it's that you can't, morally or legally, stop someone from receiving treatment if they need it. If the herders didn't have to pay for fields they didn't need and were willing to let their cows die, then we shouldn't require them to pay. But they won't let their cows die, nor should we be a nation in which we let them even make that decision, so the individual mandate to pay for the pasture is necessary.
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I fully support Clemson's proposed design for the new Spaulding Paolozzi Center.
Clemson President James Barker's Oct. 20 column in The Post and Courier provided a wonderful summary of its merits and aspirations, which I will not attempt to improve upon; however, as a graduate of the Clemson School of Architecture and alumnus of the Clemson Architecture Center here, I can attest to the program's investment in the community and its need for a permanent home.
As to the appropriateness of the design, we must remember that great cities such as Charleston are not uniform in their aesthetic, but offer widely varied examples of great architecture — each unique to its time.
Even today, these buildings reflect honesty, rigor and thoughtfulness in the way they addressed programmatic needs and responded to their specific environments with enduring materials and meticulous attention to detail.
These landmarks remain relevant and provide historical milestones because they brought to bear the best problem-solving approaches of their day in pursuit of great design.
I believe that the Spaulding Paolozzi Center design embodies these principles and that it will be a fitting addition to the architectural fabric of Charleston for many years to come.
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Building out of place
Here we go again with Clemson trying to build an out-of-place structure in downtown Charleston.
For the proposed new building to be, in Clemson President James Barker's words, "an architectural landmark in the City of Charleston, an icon of thoughtful design and fine construction, a center for design innovation," then let it prove that new construction can be all of that, while it respects and reflects the fabric of this historical place.
Build it the way it's currently designed outside of the historic district.
Or build it within the historic district and recast it to show how a modern building can work in harmony with the quality, look and feel of its historic place.
Clemson failed its initial attempt to build an out-of-place building in 2005. Was nothing learned from that experience?
City Ordinance 54-240 says developments should be prevented "which are not in harmony with the prevailing character of Charleston or which are obviously incongruous with its character." Let the prevention of the Spaulding Paolozzi Center as now designed begin.
Peter Brandt
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Mount Pleasant
A study in contrasts
Reading Clemson President James F. Barker's article about the Clemson Architecture Center reminded me of a scene from the movie "My Cousin Vinny" where the judge said an argument was "cogent, well-reasoned, and well presented. You are overruled."
Nevertheless, perhaps we should have at least one really ugly and out-of-place building in the city to remind us why it is so important to preserve the city's beautiful buildings.
A.D. Heathcock
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Mount Pleasant
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I support the design of the proposed new Spaulding Paolozzi Center, which will house Clemson University's programs in architecture and historic preservation here in Charleston. I also urge the Charleston Board of Architectural Review to grant the design preliminary approval at its Oct. 23 meeting.
I have worked with architects in Charleston for 35 years, and I find the design an example of architecture at its finest in this city. The building is city- and site-specific in an extremely well thought out manner; in this it meets the most important requirement of any good building in Charleston or elsewhere.
The building will be built of substantial materials and its construction will require a high level of craftsmanship. I think the design is quite beautiful.
I urge the board to let the architect be the architect and not allow the design to be watered down by critics. Charleston, and the students who will have the privilege of studying there, need a building like this.
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Now, as the couple marks their 65th anniversary, the gruff, no-nonsense personality of Prince Philip, 91, is being celebrated in a book of his many quips and verbal faux pas. Prince Philip: Wise Words and Golden Gaffes has been compiled by Phil Dampier and former royal correspondent Ashley Walton.
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"It's the secret of a happy marriage to have different interests."
To a friend: "How could I be unfaithful to the Queen? There is no way she could possibly retaliate."
To the Queen after her coronation: "Where did you get that hat?"
After he and the Queen watched the stripping scene from the 1997 comedy The Full Monty: "Don't worry, she's been to Papua New Guinea and seen it all before!"
After tenor Russell Watson provided entertainment at a palace dinner: "That was magnificent, but why do you need a bloody microphone? They could have heard you in outer space."


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The Summer Movie Blockbusters have begun and I actually got to see the first one on time. In some ways I almost wish I had been a little late. I knew going in that Wolverine was getting bad reviews and that most critics believed it to be lacking what some may call a plot. But I thought what the hell, I'll take a chance. Wolverine ended the weekend at 87 million but, honestly, I think they could have made 80 million if Hugh Jackman ran half naked through the movie just yelling with his eyebrow slightly raised. Cause that's almost what this was. This is supposed to be Wolverine's big origin story about Weapon X and when he was born and so forth. We see Wolvie as a cub, for some un-explainable reason, he is ill and his father, who looks like Hugh Jackman, is concerned. In less than a minute there is an arguement and some guy, who kind of looks like Liev Schreiber, has apparently killed Wolvie's pop and acknowledges that the guy dead on the ground, who looks like Hugh Jackman, is actually not Wolverine's father. --Huh?-- Little Wolvie is so angry that he stabs to death his new found daddy with his bony claws and runs off with his new brother, the stable boy, Victor. Begin war montage now. This has to be the most convuluted and idiotic origin I have ever seen. What was the purpose of any of this other than to establish that Wolverine and Sabertooth, aka. Victor Creed, are brothers. I know they cribbed that from Wolverine's Origin comic book but my question is why? There is a larger story there but I guess they weren't interested in telling that story in detail. Which is the overall problem with this movie they tell bits and pieces of stories from the comics but never fully flesh them out to have them make sense in the context of the film. Which brings me back to the war montage--it looked kind of cool--Civil War, World War 1, WW2, Vietnam -- but was that it, is that all they have done with their immortality? What did they do between wars?I will say most of the action pieces were entertaining but given that almost everyone fighting is un-killable it kind of takes the suspense out of the scenes. Ryan Reynolds as Deadpool was really fun--for the ten minutes he was on screen. And I won't go into the mess they make of his character near the end of the film. Of course we get to see the young William Stryker (Danny Huston) spend billions of dollars making Wolverine indestructable then quickly turning on him after the operation with the intent to kill. Again, wha? What was the point of spending all of that money on Adamantium if you weren't gonna let him use it? In the end it was a showcase of characters you recognize from the comics, all thrown in for shits and giggles, but given nothing of real substance to do. The Blob (Kevin Durand), John Wraith (Will.i.Am), Emma Frost/White Queen (Tahyna Tozzi), Cyclops (Tim Pocock), Silver Fox/Kayla (Lynn Collins), Bolt (Dominic Monaghan), Zero (Daniel Henney) and Gambit (Taylor Kitsch). We got to see a hint of their power so we can say oh, yeah cool mark him/her off the list and then we move on. This is not how they should be making comic book movies. I would have thought Producer Hugh Jackman would have at least understood this. The crazy thing about the whole endeavor is that I really enjoyed Sabertooth/Victor Creed (Liev Schreiber) in fact he was the bright spot of the whole movie. The only problem -- how does this version of Victor Creed fit into the continuity of the other films? As my friend Cody pointed out to me -- Liev is way smaller than Tyler Mane from the first movie and of course looks nothing like him. But Tyler Mane's Sabertooth was a brutish idiot who spoke two lines. Wolverine's Sabertooth was brutal sure but he didn't seem like a fool--not to mention he was a little blabby. In my humble opinion they should have just re-booted the X-series. Start out fresh and tell the story right for Christ-sakes. From the looks of the after-credit scenes it looks like they will be re-visiting Wolverine in Japan--could be cool just this time keep out the mutants that don't belong there ok.If you are looking for some mindless action and some pretty so-so special effects go and see Wolverine. If you are in any way invested in the character or the previous films I would avoid it like the plague because you will be disappointed. Grade 2 and a half buckets troysbucket.blogspot.com
but our movie seemed incomplete...you cas see the ropes and the 3d scenes...
i haven't seen the movie yet but the continuity can be explained away by wolverines metal skeleton, in the book lifeblood it was revealed that his skeleton actually retards his healing ability. This also makes it so he is less animal-like because his healing factor would eventually make him a mindless animal. the other sabertooth in the trilogy is what wolverine could've been (lifeblood also had some of the scenes u mentioned like WWII but they used von Strucker). i too think they should reboot the series especially because of xman 3. if they are doing the avengers films in 2011, how are they gonna do 'em when some key characters who are still alive in the comics are dead? wolverine is apart of the original avengers but professor x is still alive in modern times, so are jean grey and scott summers/cyclops. "When the heavens do not bring forth justice, man must bring it upon himself to do so. That is the meaning of Jinchuu." -Enishi Yukishiro.
Well, it did feel incomplete...I was also kinda dissapointed when they put the adamantium into wolverine. It went too fast and simple to make it believable.. "Thou art I. I am thou. Thou shalt be blessed when creating Personas of the Headphones arcana....."
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Student in custody after Salem Intl. bomb scare
March 19, 2013
SALEM (AP) — A Salem International University student who tried to get creative by using a fake bomb in an English class presentation Tuesday will be charged with a misdemeanor after his theatrics......
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I'm taking odds - 10 to 1 this guy will get less than an "A" grade on his presentation !
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Herb? You mean the Herb that feels threatened by a gun group that HE assumes made threatening calls to his office. I think he is using the tactic to help muster fuel for the anti gunners and the Charleston Gazette newspaper
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Presidential Receptions Most Popular Among Alumni and Parents
Amidst vastly different opinions in this politically charged time, American University constituents seem united in their appreciation and respect for our university's 14th president, Dr. Neil Kerwin, SPA/BA '71. Alumni and parents around the country come out in droves to see President Kerwin at the presidential receptions held throughout the year. In fact, these events are our most successful, drawing some of our highest percentages of AU constituents in a given region.
So far this fall, the Office of Alumni Relations has already hosted two presidential receptions, one in New York City at the East Side Marriott in Midtown, and another at the Lenox Hotel in Boston's Back Bay. In both cities, alumni, parents, and friends gathered to meet the president, as well as new deans Barbara S. Romzek, School of Public Affairs, and Jeffrey Rutenbeck, School of Communication. With nearly 250 guests in New York and 120 in Boston, energy and enthusiasm filled both rooms and guests left with an even greater sense of AU pride.
"We couldn't be happier with the success of these events," says Raina Lenney, assistant vice president of alumni relations. "Across the board, from New York to Phoenix to London, these events are consistently the most popular among alumni and parents. Not only do they draw a sizeable percentage of our alumni body, the positive feelings generated last well beyond the end of the event. We're so fortunate to have a university president who resonates so deeply and on so many levels with our alumni and parents."
Two more presidential events remain this season. Baltimore Eagles are invited to attend a reception on November 28 at the Hotel Monaco in the Inner Harbor. Featuring the same format as New York and Boston, guests will enjoy complimentary hors d'oeuvres, wine, beer, and soft drinks, along with remarks from President Kerwin, Vice President of Development and Alumni Relations Tom Minar, and Deans Romzek and Rutenbeck.
On December 12, President Kerwin and his wife, Ann Kerwin, CAS/BA '71, will open their home to D.C. area alumni, parents, and friends for a holiday open house. With tasty food and drinks and a warm, inviting environment to mingle and share AU stories, this event is a "must add" to holiday calendars.
For those looking ahead to coming months, the Office of Alumni Relations has four presidential receptions planned for late winter and spring:
- February 5: Dallas
- February 6: Houston
- March 7: Philadelphia
- April 25: Northern Virginia


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LOCKPORT – A Niagara Falls man was arraigned in Niagara County Court Friday on charges of burglarizing a vacant house in that city Nov. 28.
Malique L. Rogers, 37, of Cudaback Avenue, pleaded not guilty to third-degree burglary, third-degree criminal mischief, attempted petit larceny and possession of burglary tools. His brother, Emanuel L. Rogers, 31, of Maple Street, Buffalo, pleaded not guilty to the same charges Wednesday.
Assistant District Attorney Joseph A. Scalzo said a nearby resident called police after seeing two men stacking pipes, a sink, a car jack and other metal objects in the alley behind a Fourth Street house, owned by the city because of a tax foreclosure. Scalzo said Emanuel Rogers was inside when police arrived, and tried to jump out an upstairs window, but was pulled back in by an officer.


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In this interview, Xiaoying Guo, a Program Manager on the SharePoint tools team, shows us some of the new tools in Visual Studio for developing SharePoint 2010 & 2013 Apps and solutions. New tools include building Visual Web Parts for sandbox solutions, remote deployment of packages, and a list designer as well as new templates for building SharePoint 2013 apps. I'm a newbie to the new apps model, but Xiaoying helps me understand the differences as well as the flexibility this new model brings.
For more information on SharePoint tools in Visual Studio 2012 see the MSDN Library. To get started building apps for SharePoint 2013 see http://dev.office.com and the MSDN Library topic: SharePoint 2013.
-Beth Massi, Visual Studio Community
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Every successful organization is backed by a highly-potential team of employees who work together by combining their skills, capabilities and experience to produce the best solution. In order to work together, the employees must have full understanding about the strategy so that they can utilize the resources in an efficient manner. Hence, it is essential to spread transparency within an organization for improving the output level to a great extent.
I am soooo excited to the see *the* Beth Massi learning about SharePoint!
It can become a bit annoying and frustrating even though the girl from Shanghai does her best trying to explain by her heavy 'Chinese accent' the new Sharepoint highlights. Beth Massi does a excellent job repeating what is actually being said in a understandable way. Thanks Beth Massi for your support on this.
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Colorado state Rep. Lori Saine is denying allegations that she placed a box of chicken on her desk in a poverty committee meeting to support Sen. Vicki Marble's controversial comments.
Marble, a Republican senator from Fort Collins who represents some Weld County residents, sparked outrage when she made comments playing to the stereotype that connects African Americans to eating chicken, according to Associated Press reports.
"Sickle-cell anemia is something that comes up. Diabetes is something that's prevalent in the genetic makeup, and you just can't help it. Although I've got to say, I've never had better barbecue and better chicken and ate better in my life than when you go down South and you, I mean, I love it and everybody loves it," she said during an Economic Opportunity and Poverty Reduction Task Force meeting on Aug. 21, according to the news agency.
On Wednesday, in the committee's first meeting since Marble's statements, a Fox31 Denver reporter pointed out that Saine had a box of Popeyes Chicken on her desk during the meeting, and the news station reported that Saine had told Marble that she put the chicken on her desk in "silent protest."
Saine, who represents voters in southern Weld County, said on Thursday she didn't bring the chicken to make a statement; she was simply eating during the four-hour meeting. She said no one heard her make any such comments to Marble.
"I had chicken for lunch, and I don't see how that became an issue, especially when we were trying to do important work," Saine said.
Members of the Black Democratic Legislative Caucus of Colorado and the Colorado Democratic Latin Caucus issued a statement on Thursday, calling Saine's actions "deliberate and malicious."
"Her mocking, taunting attitude proves that she is out of touch with racial concerns in our society and our state," the statement reads, in part. "Her actions were unacceptable. We call on the leaders of the legislative Republicans, the leadership of the Colorado Republican Party and even Sen. Vicki Marble to denounce Rep. Saine's deeply offensive behavior."
In reaction to that statement, Saine added that she didn't see a connection between her lunch and Marble's statements.
"I don't know how eating lunch is malicious," Saine said.
The Associated Press and Fox31 Denver contributed to this report.
I had chicken for lunch, and I don't see how that became an issue …
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Highlighted by visits from national power houses Syracuse and Florida, the Stetson Lacrosse team's 2014 schedule features 13 out of 16 regular season contests at the friendly confines of the Hatters' Athletic Training Center.
"Home games are great," second year head coach Nicole Moore said about the healthy slate of games in DeLand. "We have a great facility and staff that creates a supportive game day atmosphere. It is our home turf and we are finding pride in the "OUR HOUSE" mentality. We have a number of fans, families, students, and the DeLand community at our games. The home games are great opportunities for both our in-state student-athletes to have their families nearby, and our out of state student-athletes to have their families come down to the Sunshine State!"
Participants in the NCAA Championship in 11 out of the last 14 seasons, and a national semifinalist a year ago, the Syracuse Orange will travel to Central Florida to play Stetson in the Hatters' opener on Jan. 24. After a home exhibition against Tampa on Feb. 1, Stetson will continue with five straight home games before the first road contest of the season.
"It is imperative that we play high caliber opponents to improve our own game," Moore said in regards to the challenging 2014 schedule. "You learn from playing against those that will challenge you, in every aspect. This is an important piece for the growth of our student-athletes and our program. Every game that we step onto the field, our goal is to be better, to get stronger, and to be prepared to compete for the 2014 Atlantic Sun Championship."
Oregon (Feb. 9), Colorado (Feb. 13), in its first season of competition, and Cincinnati (Feb. 21) are among the first to challenge the Hatters in 2014. Stetson will then welcome future Atlantic Sun Conference affiliate member Old Dominion, scheduled to start A-Sun play in 2015, on Feb. 27. The Hatters end the homestand on Mar. 2 against Holy Cross.
The lone non-conference road contest on the schedule is slated for Mar. 5 at Coastal Carolina in Conway, S.C. Stetson will then return home for four more out of conference home games before beginning the A-Sun campaign.
A pair of Northeast Conference foes – Sacred Heart (Mar. 8) and Wagner (Mar. 17) – are sandwiched around Saint Joseph's, who will take on the Hatters on Mar. 11. A Mar. 25 visit to the ATC from the Florida Gators, a team that reached the national quarterfinals in 2013, will conclude Stetson's non-conference schedule.
"Playing programs from different regions and conferences helps us to learn to adapt to different playing styles, different tempos, and different looks to the game," Moore said. "It also expands our team's knowledge of the game, both in individual and team play."
The Hatters will open A-Sun play at Kennesaw State on Apr. 5. Stetson topped the Owls 19-7 a year ago for the first victory in program history. Defending league champion and NCAA Tournament participant Jacksonville will travel to play the Hatters on Apr. 12.
Stetson's final road game of the regular season will be a trip up to play the Titans of Detroit on Apr. 19. A new affiliate member to the A-Sun for women's lacrosse, Elon will travel to DeLand to take on the Hatters on Apr. 25, while Howard will challenge Stetson on senior day, Apr. 27, to end the regular season.
"I have a lot of respect for the Elon coaching staff and I am excited for us to play against each other," Moore said. "It is great to have another addition to the Atlantic Sun Conference. There is strength in numbers and it is wonderful to see the Atlantic Sun Conference grow in the game of lacrosse."
The second ever A-Sun Tournament is scheduled for May 2 and May 4 in Jacksonville, Fla. The six conference squads will vie for the four available spots in the semifinals, a feat Stetson achieved in its first year of competition in 2013.


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This year the IVD national committee worked around the whole island country to identify volunteers and organizations that have volunteered their services over the years and also to award certificates of appreciation at a ceremony in each Parish.
Volunteers in the parishes of Kingston and St. Andrew celebrated IVD over a three- day period. On Saturday, 3 December, community members along with members of the national committee and volunteer agencies participated in the painting of the art and drama building at the YMCA. Trees were trimmed and a general cleanup of the surrounding lawn was completed. Members seized the opportunity to conduct an unexpected talk on proper disposal of clippings, trimmings and waste material. This event served as an outstanding example of the contribution that volunteerism can make to meeting the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) at the local level. It benefited not only the street boys, but also everyone who uses this facility in these parishes.
On Sunday, 4 Decmeber, a church service was held at the Bethel Baptist Church. The service was conducted in full attendance and the Scripture reading was most appropriate to volunteerism. After the service, members of the congregation congratulated Rev. Dr. Taylor on his passionate delivery of the message. The Custos of Kingston, Rev. The Hon. Canon Weeville Gordon, read the Governor General's message. Greetings were also conveyed on behalf of UNDP.
On Monday, 5 December, the International Volunteer Day was highlighted with approximately 26 volunteers receiving certificates and awards at a ceremony, which was held in their honour at the Jamaica Pegasus Hotel. Both individuals and organizations were recognized for their volunteer service.
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Newt Gingrich Says Limiting 2016 GOP Debates 'Absurd'
Nobody capitalized on the endless 2012 Republican presidential debates more than Newt Gingrich, and he's not happy about the plan to halve the number of such forums for 2016.
"I am very doubtful about any significant limitations on the number of debates and I disagree totally with the absurd idea that the debates are harmful," Mr. Gingrich said Friday. "The debates are only harmful if you nominate somebody who can't debate."
Mr. Gingrich spoke as the Republican National Committee, on a 152-7 vote at its quarterly meeting in Memphis, approved rules to centralize control over the 2016 presidential primary debates to an internal committee that will determine the schedule, media partners and moderators.
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Limiting the number of debates from 20 in 2012 to fewer than 10 in 2016, as RNC Chairman Reince Priebus said is the plan, Mr. Gingrich said, will serve to the benefit of well-funded candidates at the expense of those powered by grass-roots supporters.
"A lot of Republican rich people's complaints are silly," Mr. Gingrich said. "I would be very concerned if they try to strangle the ability of less-financed candidates to have some voice."
And Mr. Gingrich said the RNC is putting itself at risk of splitting the party if candidates who consider themselves outside the Republican mainstream elect to appear at unsanctioned debates.
"For the RNC to put itself to have a Washington-centric organization trying to bully candidates for president is very dangerous and I hope that they handle this very carefully because otherwise they create a sense of which insiders can manipulate the system," he said. "If you get a couple candidates who want to blow it apart, they will. They'll get more media trying to hold their own debates."
He continued: "If the establishment says, 'We'll teach you,' the establishment could end up with a conservative third-party candidate. I think they grossly underestimate that problem."
Mr. Gingrich did say that he is on board with the RNC having control over debate moderators. He called it "insanity" that MSNBC's Chris Matthews and ABC's George Stephanopolous – both former aides to Democratic politicians – were allowed to host Republican debates during the last two election cycles.
"Why should we ask our opponents to question us?" he said. "When you live in a news media where Chris Matthews and George Stephanopolous are out there, why should we pretend that they're neutral observers?"
Of course it was CNN's John King, questioning Mr. Gingrich about extramarital accusations made by his ex-wife during a South Carolina debate, that vaulted Mr. Gingrich to the high point of his presidential campaign.
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They usually save those for when they're 3-1 or 3-0 down in a series these days.
Whatever, a 60 minute effort would be nice. Failing that, if we must have another 30 minute effort, please could it be the first 30 minutes this time, not the last 30.


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It's raining 10s, hallelujah!
On the final Monday night of competition for the all-star season of Dancing with the Stars, the all-female top three – Melissa Rycroft, Shawn Johnson and Kelly Monaco – took big risks during two final routines with their partners.
Each couple performed their favorite dance of the season and "super-sized freestyle," which allowed the pros – Tony Dovolani, Derek Hough and Val Chmerkovskiy – to incorporate the music and choreography of their choice with sets, additional performers and costumes to create routines to wow the judges and the voters at home.
Here's how it all played our inside the ballroom on Monday night:
Melissa and Tony dominated with two perfect 30s for a total of 60. Kelly and Val were close behind with 59 points. And Shawn and Derek remained very much in it with 57.
Kelly and Val, who have not scored a 10 this season, chose the paso doble as their favorite dance. "I want to make it so technically perfect, so passionate that the judges have no choice but to give us a 10," she said before doing a routine that judge Len Goodman called their "best dance to date." But it wasn't perfect: Carrie Ann Inaba spotted a "little slip-up," an unintentional release, and knocked off half a point, leaving them just shy of 30 with 29.5.
Melissa and Tony performed their favorite dance, a samba. Bruno Tonioli called her a "deliciously irresistible Brazilian bombshell," and said, "You've grown so much as a performer. You really have blossomed." Added Len: "You captured the party flavor of the samba, great technique, great rhythm, fabulous." They earned a perfect 30.
Shawn and Derek decided to revisit their quickstep and performed their original choreography even though some of the moves were against the rules. "The standing ovation means everything to us," Shawn said, explaining their determination to entertain rather than just earn points. Though the judges said the routine was "fantastic," they also called them out for their controversial decision. "You're not allowed to break hold, which you did, you're not allowed to do lifts, which you did," Len said. "You leave me nowhere to go." Added Carrie Ann: "Points do matter ... I'm a little disappointed but I hope your risk pays off." They scored 27 our of 30.
Kelly started her super-size freestyle by performing aerial work hanging from the ballroom rafters as Val played the violin. According to Bruno the routine, which they danced to "(I've Had) The Time of My Life," combined Cirque du Soleil with Dirty Dancing. "This was the perfect dance," Carrie Ann said of their 29.5-point performance. "You executed everything great, you added artistry and you told us a happy ending to a beautiful love story."
Melissa and Tony did something never done before in the finale – a contemporary routine. "We're taking a huge risk," she said of their lift-heavy dance. Carrie Ann agreed: "With great risk comes great rewards," she said, "Freestyle jackpot!" The routine left Len speechless but when he held up his 10-point paddle, he said, "I wish I had an 11." They earned another perfect 30.
Shawn and Derek performed the final dance of the night with the U.S. Women's Gymnastics team – a.k.a. The Fierce Five. "It was a medley of Derek and Shawn's greatest hits," was Len's assessment. Carrie Ann called it "sensational." Bruno said it was "the crowning glory on a fantastic night," and they got a perfect 30.
But will it be enough to make up for their unconventional quickstep? On Tuesday the couples will perform one more time for points when they pick their music and dance live on the air. And then an all-star winner will be crowned.
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The 5 Stupidest Lies Advertisers Expect You to Believe
DVR and Netflix aside, is there anyone alive who doesn't use commercials as a pee timer between segments of the show they're watching? I ask because I barely notice advertisements anymore. Over the years, they've just become white noise in the background that my brain has methodically learned to filter out. But every once in a while, something so buttfuck dumb will pop up, I get jarred out of a drooling stupor and thrown into a rage -- like this commercial about the biggest douchebag who ever lived.
I can't watch that without my hand involuntarily balling up into a fist. Maybe that's their intention, though. If I'm alert enough to fantasize about physically attacking that man, it means I'm paying attention, and few other advertisements bring me past the mental equivalent of shooing a fly from my potato salad. Maybe that's what ads have turned into now: forcing the attention of its viewers by pissing them off with techniques like ...
#5. Claiming that Food is Fun
When I say the word "fun," what do you think of? Hanging out with friends? Throwing light bulbs off of the top of a roller coaster? Fighting children? Yes, fun is subjective because it's directly connected to entertainment, but I'm willing to bet that almost nobody said, "Eating a candy bar." And if you did, there's a pretty good chance that you're a boring piece of shit who seriously needs to get out of the goddamn house for a bit and meet some humans. Counselor humans.
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5 : Potato chips.
Now, you may happen to be eating while doing any of those activities, and that's perfectly fine. Even just going out to a restaurant with your friends can be fun ... but it's not the act of eating that's supplying the entertainment. It's the dick jokes and putting soy sauce in Chad's Coke while he's in the shitter. Not once have I ever seen someone staring bored into space until their food arrived, and then immediately looked down at their plate and proclaimed, "Oh, man, this night really sucked until I saw the color of my pasta!"
But that's what "Wacky Mac" wants you to believe. In fact, they think you're so hopelessly fucking stupid that after eating their colored rotini, your brain's only function will be expressing amazement and bewilderment that chewing and swallowing a piece of food could be as entertaining as it just was.
In case calling food "fun" wasn't stupid enough, the candy industry takes it even further by reducing the portions and calling it "fun sized." Because as Snickers insinuates with that IQ castrating title, the less you have of something, the more entertaining it becomes.
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"There's a dick in one of those. Your move, Billy."
See, that first one is pretty awesome. It's huge, and you can beat down muggers or something with it. It's more like a tool than a utensil of joy. That middle one is just a plain ol' Snickers bar. It's so plain, I'm surprised they even bothered naming it. But it's not until you get to the one that's half the size of your thumb that you can even think about letting loose and partying Andrew WK style.
Now that I think about it, if you're a dwarf and you're reading this article, you should start demanding that people refer to you as "fun size" from now on. I would totally do that.
#4. Making Non-Tech Products Sound Like Hi-Tech Miracles
If there's one thing nerds know inside and out, it's that the newer the technology, the better the product. Like everything in life, yes, there are going to be exceptions, but I can run a whole lot more simultaneous porn windows on my brand new Alienware system than I could on my 7 year old Dell.
Advertisers know this, too, so they try to apply it to their not-even-remotely-fucking-technical products, and it makes me want to punch them in half every time I hear it. Like in this commercial for Energizer, where they refer to their sealing method as "power seal technology":
Wait, it's power seal technology? Man, they must have sealed the fucking shit out of that thing! The one thing I won't ever have to worry about with that battery is it suddenly becoming unsealed. But if it happens -- like maybe I got one whose technology is all floppy or something -- and it suddenly flies open and shoots battery juice all over my clothes, I'm covered. Because I wash my clothes in Tide, which has "Acti-Lift Technology."
I'm going to assume that's some kind of combination of the word "active" along with the idea that it lifts stains? I could look it up, but I don't fucking care. They've already insulted me enough with that bitch slap of a term -- they don't get to pile on more shame by making me waste time putting their name into Google ... like I did when I looked up "The Art of Shaving" and found that their razor has "smart technology."
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Oh no, there's only two left!
Wait, why the hell would anyone pay $160 for a shaving razor? Oh, never mind, I see. It's because of the "smart technology." It's not just technology, it's ... OK, I give up, what the fuck is "smart technology"?
"The Power Shave Collection POWER RAZOR with Smart Technology helps you ensure your blade is always sharp. The built-in indicator light begins to fade from vibrant blue to white with every razor use to take the guesswork out of when to consider changing your blade."
Oh, I see. It's for people who have lost all feeling in their face, so they can't tell when the razor is pulling hairs out by the roots instead of cutting them. Yeah, I'll just go with that completely made up explanation.
#3. Making Up Bullshit Words to Sound Less Corporate
Several years ago, Taco Bell put out a commercial that was so bad, it permanently lowered my threshold for sustained rage without action. I don't remember what year it was because seconds after hearing them use the word "melty," I started punching the air and screaming until I blacked out. The next time I opened my eyes, I had three children and a job with Cracked.
Not to be one-upped, Wendy's looked at that commercial and said, "You know, we really want in on some of that 'annoying potential customers' action, but we need to take it up a notch by mixing in a complete lack of creativity or originality." Then they stole that made-up ear fuck of a word and pretended it's always been a thing:
This isn't just a couple of soulless, talentless dumbasses who cousin-fucked their way into their job. Making up words in commercials is actually a thing that's encouraged in the industry. I assume it's because the people who make these ads have never met an actual human, and therefore have no idea how many ordinary people their commercials have turned into arsonists. Like the escaped demon who used the word "crunchtastic" to describe celery:
They do it because getting people to latch on to these new words and phrases actually gives them more publicity. People look up the otherwise nonexistent word on Google, and bam -- there's info on the business. You see it all the time because we've proven in the past that we do in fact love to adopt these goddamn language abortions and repeat them until everyone in the world wants to drown us.


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Pedro Juan Herrera, known to many as "Mr. Baseball" in Buffalo's Hispanic community, died Wednesday in Buffalo General Medical Center. He was 89.
Mr. Herrera was a native of Ponce, Puerto Rico, and came to the United States in 1950 as a migrant worker; he picked crops in Michigan.
A year later, he arrived in Western New York and began working in the local railroad yards before moving on to Ford Motor Co.'s Buffalo Stamping Plant in the Town of Hamburg, where he worked for four decades before his retirement.
Mr. Herrera learned to love baseball in his native Puerto Rico. That passion led him to become a community leader here as a player, manager and coach.
He went on to found Puerto Rican baseball clubs in Buffalo that competed in the municipal fast-ball leagues, including the Puerto Rican Tigers, which he managed and led to the division championship in the MUNY Class A Hard Ball League in 1962. That team later went on to gain AA and AAA status.
In 1975, Mr. Herrera co-founded the Roberto Clemente Baseball League, a softball league that was made up of local Hispanics on the West Side.
Friendly to several professional Hispanic baseball players who played for the Buffalo Bisons, Mr. Herrera opened his home to such players as Luis Salazar, Tony Pena and others, where they discussed baseball and shared "a good Puerto Rican meal," according to family members.
"Mr. Herrera was a leader not only to young people but to the entire Hispanic community," said Casimiro D. Rodriguez Sr., president of the Hispanic Heritage Council of Western New York. "I often attended many games as a youngster where he brought many to appreciate a day of baseball in the park with their families."
Mr. Herrera is survived by his wife of 67 years, the former Ines Rodriguez; a daughter, Nora West; and a son, Melvin.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be offered at 9:30 a.m. today in Holy Cross Catholic Church, Maryland and Seventh streets.


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What is a neutral safety switch and where is it located?
The neutral safety switch is a safety feature in automobiles with automatic transmissions. It prevents you from starting the car if the vehicle is in gear. Manual transmissions use a clutch safety switch to achieve the same end. You won't be able to start the engine unless the clutch is depressed.
When your shifter is in park or neutral, the neutral safety switch completes the starter circuit. Electricity can then flow to the starter when you turn your key in the ignition. If the shifter is in drive or reverse, the switch is off, the circuit is broken, and the starter won't run. This prevents you from starting the car or truck in drive and unexpectedly starting to move, which would be quite dangerous as you can imagine.
The position of the neutral safety switch depends on the position of your shifter. If the shifter is on your steering column, then the switch will be located underneath the shifter. If your shifter is on the floor or the console, the switch will be under the shifter, or mounted to the transmission. In many cases, the neutral safety switch and the reverse light switch, which turns on your back-up lights when you put the car or truck in reverse, are part of the same assembly.
How do I know if my neutral safety switch needs to be replaced?
While the neutral safety switch is supposed to prevent you from starting the car or truck in gear, a faulty one might prevent you from starting the car at all. The switch may wear out or corrode or become stuck in an always-off position. Then it won't be able to close the starter circuit. In some cases the switch may work in one position. You may be able to start the engine with your shifter in neutral but not in park.
Sometimes the switch becomes misaligned. You may be able to wiggle your shifter until it closes the circuit and the engine starts. Once you get sick of doing that, it will be time to replace your neutral safety switch.
In some cases, the switch can become stuck in an always-on position, and you'll be able to start the car in gear. Since this poses a potential hazard, you'll probably want to replace the neutral safety switch right away.
Can I replace a neutral safety switch myself?
Although it will certainly take some work, you can replace your own neutral safety switch. You will have to open up the steering column or remove the shifter to access it, depending on where it is located. Before you remove the switch, you'll want to make note—or better yet, take pictures—of how the switch is installed. This will help you get the new switch installed with the proper alignment. Replacing the switch is just a matter of unbolting it, disconnecting the wiring, and connecting the new one. After replacing it, you'll want to check that your engine starts with the shifter in park or neutral but not in drive or reverse.
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What's in a name? Well, when it comes to the neutral safety switch, the names says it all – safety. A properly functioning neutral safety switch ensures that your vehicle does not start unless the transmission is in neutral or park. So, if the vehicle is in gear and your neutral safety switch is working properly, it will prevent you from starting the vehicle in drive or reverse and have it unexpectedly starting to move. In order to keep yourself, your vehicle, and others around you while you drive, safe, you need to make sure that this part is functioning as it should. If it isn't, you need to seek out and install a neutral safety switch replacement as soon as possible. At 1A Auto, we carry a large selection of aftermarket neutral safety switches for many makes and models, and at great prices. If your vehicle is having problems starting because of a defective neutral safety switch, then a replacement from 1A Auto is the part for you!
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AU Celebrates Inauguration 2013
As the world prepares for President Obama's second term as president, the Office of Development and Alumni Relations is also gearing up to honor one of the country's most enduring and patriotic of traditions: the 57th presidential inauguration. On Saturday, January 19, join fellow AU alumni, parents, friends, neighbors, faculty, staff, and current students for a unique experience of networking, academic discussion, and celebration.
Bookended by two receptions, the afternoon will feature panels of alumni, faculty, staff, and students reflecting on President Obama's second-term agenda. A keynote panel, moderated by Jim Thurber, director of AU's Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies, will feature AU President Neil Kerwin, SPA/BA '71, and former ambassador and Congresswoman Connie Morella, CAS/MA '67.
The afternoon's lineup of events is as follows:
2 p.m.: Wine-and-cheese networking reception
3 – 4 p.m.: Selection of faculty, alumni, and student-led panels
- The Future of Obamacare, featuring panelists John Boyer, SPA/PhD '89, former president and general manager of MAXIMUS Federal Services, Inc., and Gary Jacobs, SPA/MPA '76, managing director of the Health Industries Advisory Practice at PricewaterhouseCoopers
- The Challenge of Tax Reform, featuring Don Williamson, professor in the Kogod School of Business and executive director of the Kogod Tax Center, and Dave Kautter, executive in residence in the Kogod School of Business and managing director of the Kogod Tax Center
- The Future of Foreign Policy, featuring panelists Jordan Tama, professor in the School of International Service, and Stephen Tankel, professor in the School of Public Affairs
- Student-led panel (details coming soon)
4:15 – 5:30 p.m.: Keynote Panel, How Congress Will Work with the President
- Moderated by Jim Thurber, SPA Distinguished Professor and director of the Center for Congressional and Presidential Studies
- Featuring American University President Neil Kerwin, SPA/BA '71; Former ambassador and Congresswoman Connie Morella, CAS/MA '67.
5:30 – 7 p.m.: Cocktail reception and book signing
All events will take place in the Katzen Arts Center on campus. Cost to attend is $15 for alumni, parents, and friends and $10 for young alumni (those who graduated within the last 10 years). There is no charge for American University faculty, staff, and current students. The ticket price covers admission, food, wine, beer, and soft drinks. Please register online to attend.
Guests looking to spend even more time with fellow Eagles can enjoy two additional university-sponsored events during Inauguration Weekend:
Saturday, January 19:
American University's Martin Luther King Day of Service
8:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m.
Various locations
Sunday, January 20:
SPExS Alumni Champagne Brunch for alumni from the Washington Semester Program, the Graduate Gateway Program, Washington Internships for Native Students, and the Washington Mentorship Program
11:00 a.m – 1:00 p.m.
Capital Audiorium, Tenley Campus
$10 per person in advance; $15 per person at the door
Please mark your calendars and plan to commemorate the 57th presidential inauguration with American University!


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A jog boy is a person who does extremely zoggish things. Sometimes he likes to put longboard trucks and wheels ona regular skateboard because he thinks it is "savage". He also likes to sit in front of the computer and play "Wolf Team" all day in hopes of getting paid for playing it. Another definition would be a young teen who likes to play with his dog cooper and getting extremely "physical" sometimes resulting in the "red rocket" or the "lipstick". Sometimes he puts this "lipstick" on his lips....literally.
"Brooks is such a Jog Boy."
"I know, he jacks off coop all day!"
"I know, he jacks off coop all day!"
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LG Cosmos Touch Review
0. phoneArena 23 Dec 2010, 05:21 posted on
As a follow-up to the Cosmos VN250, LG needed to improve on the entry-level messaging. So what do you do to a basic, side-sliding messaging phone? Why add a touchscreen, of course! The VN270 Cosmos Touch retains the same basic specs as the original, and mostly just adds a touchscreen. Other features include a 1.3 megapixel camera, full QWERTY keyboard and GPS...
This is a discussion for a review. To read the whole review, click here
2. bailey (unregistered)
Does the LG cosmos have a virtual keyboard on the screen
4. MonaeeBoo12 (unregistered)
Yes, the phone has a virtual keyboard on the screen but can only be used in the regular T9 acces.
3. The Captain (unregistered)
Exceptional phone for the kids or for someone who only calls and texts.
5. Digicamhelp (unregistered)
I own this phone and like it. It's the first feature phone I've owned so I had no expectations. Your review got it right on all points except the photo quality, which is quite bad as your sample photos show. Photos often lack detail and dynamic range.
Like most digital cameras, the camera does best in decent light (when there is not a lot of contrast in a scene). If you plan on doing even the most basic editing, shoot at full resolution (the zoom is disabled when the camera is set to full resolution but, hey, it's only a 2X zoom).
I always carry a digital camera with me so I don't care that much about the image quality of the Cosmos Touch. If photo quality in a phone was a priority, I'd look elsewhere.
6. alexx (unregistered)
Does the Lg Cosmos Touch require a data plan if you buy it on pre-paid?
7. tata (unregistered)
I am considering this phone, but am tempted to inquire (to the parental unit) about possibly getting a blackberry curve. For you experienced phone users out there, what would you recommend? Is it worth it to pay data plan for the bb curve or just deal with the 80 dollar fee with the lg cosmos and settle for sub-par performance (in comparison to the bb and other smart phones, of course). What do you think?
8. banna (unregistered)
I think the lg cosmo touch is really cool but why do they have to be soo expensive wow thats crazy~
9. Hi (unregistered)
I have the LG Cosmos touch and it is an okay phone. Most the time that i send a txt message it will turn on when it is already on i have had 2 in the 14 days but it is the same. when it does that it wont send your message and you have to retype it. I had the LG Env 3 for 3 years and i would like that phone back than this one. If you want one dont get it, its not worth 80 dollars. i thought LG phones were better than that.
10. kristen (unregistered)
Hello, I'm planning on buying this phone soon. I'd like to know if it has Mobile IM on it?
11. Jay Tea (unregistered)
ive had this phone for a day, at first really liked it, but i downloaded songs onto it and im frustereated because they arent being stored under "my sounds" rather just under "my music" however, i want them to be my ringtone. and for that to happen, they need to be under "my sounds"
does anyne know how to fix that?
if i cant fix this problem, i will think much less of this phone.
19. kdoll411 (unregistered)
i don't have the phone but i had the same things with my prevoius phone... have someone... a close friend or family member who doesnt mind.... text them the sound then have them text it back and save it it should save under my sounds.
hope this helps!!
12. Ryan (unregistered)
@ Jay Tea, send the music to yourself if you are able too, and then save it under "my sounds."
13. Onlyme19 (unregistered)
I have had this phone since it came out and it is the greatest thing I had ever had. Before this phone I had the iPhone and I really like this phone better. If you want the internet package you have to pay the data package but other than that I really like this phone and its great. I have dropped this phone probably like 7 times and it still has yet to have a scratch on it. Its a great texting phone. Easy to use. And the keyboard is small but you get used to it very quickly. I have recommended this phone to 6 of my friends and all but one of them got it and they are all very impressed with it. So if you just want a simple that you can get pretty much anything I do recommend this phone. Out of a 1-10 i do give it a 10. Sometimes the touch screen is a little slow but just tap it and i goes back to normal. Not a big problem at all. BIG RECOMMENDATION FROM ME!
14. Peanut (unregistered)
Just got this phone 1 hour ago, very user friendly, easy on the eyes!
15. rissa (unregistered)
I just ordered this phone today based on all the comments about this phone i am excited to get it i hope it is as great as everyone says :)
16. carolinegable (unregistered)
im on my 3rd Cosmos Touch......first one, camera stopped working. second one, screen went blank and stopped working completely. i hate this phone sooo much! but i like the keyboard. one more accident and im switching back to the enV3
17. Bubbalisious (unregistered)
i want this phone!
18. duckman (unregistered)
Piece of junk. Touch pad stopped working in less than 2 months. Going back to writing letters after this bad experience.
20. Mickey (unregistered)
i have had this phone for one week now and it is pretty decent except that the battery doesn't hold a charge and to charge it takes FOREVER
21. random person e.e; (unregistered)
I'm wondering if I should get this, but I want to know, how good the touch screen is and if it does things randomly.
And how long will the battery charge if it is charged from 9 or 10 30pm till 7am?
22. MissIt (unregistered)
I have this phone, and I am young, and I like it. I wasnt thrilled about the quality of the touchscreen, but i am used to the feel of my ipod touch. Other than that, great
23. Cool Keith (unregistered)
I am about to buy this phone, seems perfect for text calling minor data usage. got the keyboard and the easy on eyes touch screen. seems perfect for the one step below smart phone
24. ash (unregistered)
this phone is greate but when dropped with out case the back will (most likley )pop out and in most places i cant find any different caces except black where can i ge one in stores?
27. photographywiz (Posts: 1; Member since: 08 Nov 2011)
just order a case for it off of ebay there only like $5 and they last for ever
25. Giselle (unregistered)
Do you have to by internet? and how long does the battery usually last???
26. CJ (unregistered)
I own a LG Cosmos Touch and I liked it in the beginning because the battery lasted me awhile. It also feels nice in your hands.
Now, the battery life is shorter and the touch screen is sensitive when you touch something and it TAKES FOREVER to charge. Sending messages when one is coming in takes FOREVER then after awhile you have to touch if you want to send the message to the person or not. When you click to read the message later that you receive while your texting, you have to click "read (or open) later" really hard or you will send the text to the wrong person.
I am seriously considering asking my parents for a new phone.
28. nina5 (Posts: 1; Member since: 16 Nov 2011)
is this a good phone because my two friends have it and it seems to work well and i want a phone for christmas
p.s. i am 11 and is it right for me
29. austin123 (Posts: 2; Member since: 06 Dec 2011)
i have ordered this phone . it sounds good . if im wrong please contact me
30. julie (Posts: 1; Member since: 10 Dec 2011)
is this phone a 3g
31. wally (Posts: 1; Member since: 16 Jan 2012)
This phone is horrible. Do not buy under any circumstances. I just use my phone for calling and texting, and this one only does both ineffectively.
Biggest complaint is that it pocket-dials people on average probably twice a week. I don't even keep it on anymore, as I'm paranoid about pocket-dialing someone and having them hear me say something I don't want them to hear.
It randomly shuts off in the middle of composing a text maybe 5% of the time. Around 10% of the time I try to make a call, I get a pop-up ad for something called the Daily Scoop. I immediately hit dismiss, but it takes 5-10 seconds to get off my screen and I can't make a call until it does. Not a horrible problem, but annoying, and has me worried about what would happen in an emergency (having to wait an extra ten seconds to call 911 could have some really bad results).
I greatly preferred my old flip-phone, and would change back in a heartbeat if I could.
I will say that I've had no problems with the speakerphone, or with battery life or charge time. I also like the QWERTY keyboard. But, I reiterate, do not buy this phone.
32. lexieluvr (Posts: 1; Member since: 22 Apr 2012)
I hate this phone more than anything. IF YOU ARE THINKING ABOUT GETTING IT, DO NOT. I got it for my birthday in November and I'm on my second phone. On my first one, the calibration went insane and it totally stopped working. It changes who you're sending texts to all the time, so I always have to check and make sure I'm sending texts to the right person. I have a refurb right now and the keyboard buttons don't press, the send button doesn't work, and to end a call i have to hit end over 10 times before it will hang up, AND IT CAME LIKE THAT. The camera sucks, the phone battery life is great for a week before it totally gives out, the back of the phone doesn't stay on, it randomly deletes my contacts all the time, it deletes my text messages, the screen doesn't work half the time, it restarts all the time. Also, it overheats. And when it overheats, it's too hot to touch and i have to take the battery out for 15 minutes so it can cool down. I used to have the enV 3 and i've gone back to that phone twice now since November because i cannot stand this piece of crap. I bought it for $250 at the Verizon store and that was the worst investment of my life. I promise you this phone will break on you. Do not buy it.
33. nateflo9 (Posts: 1; Member since: 19 Oct 2012)
This was my 2nd phone, and I loved it for the first few months, but then the phone started randomly rebooting, and resseting to the default settings. Now it doesn't read any microSD cards very well. It's never been water damaged, nor has it been handled roughly... This has happened to my friend and her mother when they got this phone as well...


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This 3-room suite occupies one end of the second floor. Its sitting room has a comfortable arm chair and ottoman with standing reading lamp, a closet with robes, a writing desk and a generous view of the field and forest across the road. The bedroom, with queen bed and twin wall reading lamps, offers a view of the courtyard and woods.
There's a Hi-Def Samsung big screen TV Sony TV with full cable, DVD player and Ipod/Iphone Docking Station. There is a Bose Wave Radio / CD Player with a collection of music for your enjoyment in the suite. The bathroom is equipped with a large two-headed shower, a deep soaking tub with marble surround, and two sinks. The suite is air conditioned by a state-of-the-art remote control Mitsubishi wall unit.


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Source: Ames Lab
quote: Any person or organization opposed to Thorium reactor research and deployment without objectively comparing the costs and benefits against the existing and projected alternatives, does not deserve the title of "environmentalist".
quote: So my statement stands. You guys, if you truly think they're an embarrassment, need to get them in line and stop putting them at the top of your parties power structure.


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The biggest star of the 61st annual Miss USA Pageant hails from the smallest state in the nation.
Olivia Culpo, a bubbly brunette beauty from Rhode Island, bested 50 other women to win Sunday night's 2012 Miss USA Pageant in Las Vegas.
Culpo, 20, of Cranston, dazzled judges with her poise and looks and didn't miss a beat (after a deep breath) when thrown a tough question via Twitter about whether someone who is transgender should be allowed to participate in pageants.
"I do think it would be fair, but I understand if people could be apprehensive," she said. "I do accept that because I believe it's a free country."
Culpo follows Alyssa Campanella and will represent the United States at Miss Universe in December.
If Culpo can't fulfill her duties, she will be replaced by Miss Maryland, Nana Meriwether, who was the runner-up.
Judges included Rob Kardashian, Joe Jonas, Chef Cat Cora, Arsenio Hall, and Mary Lou Henner.
For the fifth year in a row, the Donald Trump-owned contest was held at Planet Hollywood Resort and Casino. Culpo was established as the odds-on favorite by the Wynn Las Vegas sports book prior to the competition at 9 to 1 odds.
Miss USA 2012 Is Rhode Island's Olivia Culpo
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|Air Deccan was the first budget airline of India, and had its first flight on 23/Aug/2003. Air Deccan no longer exists, having been fully rebranded as Kingfisher Red so this site is a memorial to the original Air Deccan. If you would like to fly Kingfisher Red, then you can book flights on their site. However, Kingfisher Airlines has been losing money, and at the moment is not taking new bookings (and so may end up joining Air Deccan as a piece of history).
|Air Deccan coming into land
Photo: Josh Rawlin
|Air Deccan ATR 72-500
|Air Deccan Airbus A-320 aircraft at Bangalore Airport
|Air Deccan ATR72-300
|Captain G. R. Gopinath, founder of Deccan Air
Awards Captain G. R. Gopinath has received include:
As well as Air Deccan, he has also established these other aeronautical companies:
Other companies has has started:
|Air Deccan ATR42-500 at a stopover
|Air Deccan Airbus A320-232
|Air Deccan ATR42-500
|Air Deccan ATR-42 (VT-ADH)
|Air Deccan ATR-42 (VT-ADH)
|Air Deccan taking on passengers
|In 2007 Air Deccan stopped using the reservation system from InterGlobe Technologies (based in Delhi) and along with GoAir, moved over to Radixx International from the US. After being merging with Kingfisher Airlines, they moved over to Sabre which is used by many airlines, as well as online travel agents (eg Thomas Cook) and even meta-search (eg I Want That Flight and Zoomtra).
|Air Deccan ATR-42 (VT-ADH)
|Air Deccan
|Air Deccan A320-232 taxi-ing Bangalore Airport
|Air Deccan at Mysore airport
|Air Deccan was bought by Kingfisher Airines in 2007, after losing money for several years. Air Deccan was now called "Simplifly Deccan" and the planes were repainted red and white to match the colors of Kingfisher Airines. this article explains the deal.
|Simplifly Deccan - in the Kingfisher Red livery
|Simplifly Deccan
|Simplifly Deccan Pilot and Flight crew
|Simplifly Deccan Hostesses
|Simplifly Deccan plane at Biju pattnaik International Airport, Bhubaneswar
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On demand hot water systems may have potential as a convenience product if not a water conservation device. Currently they cannot be considered a "must have" product like a clothes washer or dishwasher. Verified water savings will have to improve before utilities spend time and effort promoting these products.
The current stock of on demand hot water heaters could be improved by automating their operation. On many systems the user must activate a pump by pressing a button prior to using hot water. If this activation step could be tied to the faucet mechanism so that turning on the hot water faucet fixture automatically activated the pump, these systems would be much improved.
Point of Use
Point of use hot water heaters may offer an alternative to traditional hot water heating systems for some homeowners. These systems offer some advantages and disadvantage depending upon each individual situation. Point-of-use water heaters are also known as "tankless" heaters because they have no (or only a tiny) storage tank. They are relatively small units that provide hot water on demand. They use gas or electricity for fuel, and can be installed near demand points, such as under kitchen sinks. They are often more expensive than a conventional water heater, but can cost less to operate since they don't maintain a tank full of hot water when not in use. A point of use heater typically provides 1-2 gallons of hot water per minute. Before installing a point of use water heater in your home, make sure its reduced capacity will be adequate for your needs.


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(EDITOR'S NOTE: Each Monday, the Sun-Gazette asks somebody in the area, "What's on your mind?" If you have a topic you would like to share, contact us at email@example.com.)
Punxsutawney Phil predicted an early spring, and that is perfectly fine with Newberry resident George Ammerman.
"I hate winter. I don't like the cold. I have arthritis, and the cold just makes it worse. Spring and summer are my favorite seasons because during those seasons, I can get out more," said Ammerman, whose left leg was amputated after he was seriously wounded while fighting in the Korean War.
"The doctors tried for 18 days to save my leg. I had four operations during that time. No bones were broken, but the arteries behind the knee were cut," said Ammerman, an Army veteran.
He was with a group of soldiers when they were suddenly hit by a round that killed two and injured four or five others.
"Three days after my 22nd birthday, on April 22, 1952, they took my leg off," Ammerman said.
"It was almost a year before I got an artificial leg," he added.
"Getting the right adjustment took some time," he said.
Although the leg "did wonders for me as far as it went, there were limitations to what I could do," he said.
Despite losing his leg, Ammerman went on to have a very productive life.
"It didn't stop me from fishing. It didn't stop me from raising a family. I married my childhood sweetheart, Alice," Ammerman said.
The couple have been married 58 years. "We have four children, lots of grandchildren and some great-grandchildren, too," said Ammerman, who went on to work for many years at Stroehmann Bakeries.
With his artificial leg, "I drove a car. I worked. It didn't slow me down too much. I can't dance worth a diddly-squat anymore, but then again I really wasn't that good a dancer unless it was a polka," he said.
Ammerman used a prosthetic leg for decades until he was injured in a fall while fishing several years ago.
Today he gets around using a scooter and a wheelchair.
"I'm looking for spring, anytime now," he said.


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Outdoor Recreation
The Fitness Center also houses the Outdoor Recreation Equipment Center (OREC), an office where camping and sporting equipment can be rented by members of the campus community. For more information on the climbing wall hours and other specifics, click here.
Equipment Prices
All prices are listed on the OREC Price List. In addition to rental fees you must leave a $25.00 deposit. The deposit will be returned to you if the gear is returned on time, and the condition of the gear coincides with all OREC policies and procedures.
Equipment Rental Frequently Asked Questions
Who is eligible to rent equipment?
Members of the Ithaca College community (faculty, staff, and students) are eligible to rent equipment.
When can equipment be checked out?
Equipment can be checked out during the OREC hours of operation (sidebar)
What kind of equipment can be checked out?
Please check out our OREC Price List for up to date information what equipment is available for rent.
Where can I find out information on local outdoor recreations pursuits?
Our website has information on local outdoor recreation opportunities.
Cornell Outdoor Education: