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ROMNEY - A disciplinary issue sidelined Denard Hartwell a week ago when Hampshire suffered a narrow loss on the road to Keyser.
Hartwell's play sidelined the senior running back on Friday night as Hampshire hosted Buckhannon-Upshur at Rannells Field for its homecoming game.
The speedy and elusive Hartwell ran for 123 yards on nine carries in the first half and had a pair of other long runs wiped out by penalties as the Trojans routed the Buccaneers 40-7 in the team's first meeting in history.
Then Hartwell went to the sideline to watch the second half when Hampshire possessed the football.
"I felt like I let the team down," Hartwell said of his absence a week earlier. "I definitely feel like I helped out tonight. I was real anxious; I felt like I didn't play in a while."
And he promised never to be missing the action again.
"I think he's averaging 13 or 14 yards a carry," Hampshire coach Darren Grace said. "Right now, he's doing a great job for us.
"He's very talented. If we keep him healthy, we'll be in good shape on offense."
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They rushed for 377 yards in improving to 4-2 and staying in the Class AAA playoff mix.
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"I think we got a real good line, and that's a big reason why we run the ball so well," Hartwell said. "I felt fresh and was able to find the holes."
When he finds them and dashes through the defense, his moves are like those seen on "Dancing With the Stars."
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The Trojans made it 20-0 on their third series as backup fullback Jacob Bean pushed over from the 1 with 20 seconds left in the first quarter. Hartwell had runs of 22 and 20 runs on the series.
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Landis threw 32 yards to Largent for a touchdown on Hampshire's next series.
"I was happy with the way we came out and played," Grace said. "The defense did some good things, and the offense played real well.
"I'm disappointed with all the holding penalties, though, and the illegal procedures. We had more of them than we had all season."
Hampshire was flagged for 90 yards worth of penalties.
The Trojans, who took a 40-0 lead on Charlie McDonald's 11-yard touchdown run in the third quarter, lost Jacob Pezzanite to a series leg injury after a 38-yard kickoff return.
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The Buffalo Junior Sabres 12-and-under team won't sneak up on any teams any more at the Quebec Pee Wee International Tournament.
That's because the Junior Sabres, an all-star squad consisting of top players from Buffalo, Rochester and Syracuse, beat national No. 2 Detroit Honeybaked, 3-2, on Thursday in Quebec City. Buffalo's Zachary Rehbaum's goal with less than two minutes left broke a 2-2 tie and completed the Junior Sabres' rally from a 2-0 third-period deficit.
"It's an amazing feeling, it still hasn't set in," coach Rory Fitzpatrick said. "These players will remember this moment for the rest of their lives. I told the kids before the game; they are just as talented and belong on the same ice with a team like Detroit."
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Anglicanorum coetibus/western rite Orthodoxy - Walter - 17-12-2009
Thank you, Fr Gregory, for laying out the ecclesiological facts on this issue clearly and simply. I am a fairly recent convert to Orthodoxy (Eastern, not Oriental), who after an RC upbringing and many years as an Anglican priest found my way into the Orthodox Church (where I live happily as a layman) as I entered my sixties. I would like to share my joy that by the grace of God I have discovered the Real Thing after years of following what now looks suspiciously like a mirage, and that at the heart of this is a liturgical and spiritual tradition whose riches make their western counterparts appear very thin fare indeed.
As a teenager I got to know an Orthodox priest who had trodden a course somewhat similar to how my own has since turned out. His introduction to Orthodoxy and subsequent monastic profession had been in a small western rite community in France, but its dissolution on the death of its founder (such enterprises are always fairly fragile, and perhaps over-dependent on the charismatic personalities who inspire them) propelled him after not many years into the Orthodox mainstream. His comparison of the difference between the eastern and western traditions to that between colour and black and white affected my eighteen year old ears with that selective deafness young people characteristically display when adults are giving them the benefit of their experience, but now I, too, know it to be true, and would strongly discourage Anglican or RC enquirers from looking for some kind of "halfway house" between their present traditions and Orthodoxy in its full and authentic form.
Orthodox worship is not, as is generally supposed, necessarily "foreign" or exotic. In the UK you may possibly encounter it for the first time in a Greek- or Slavonic-language parish, but this is not "of the essence": one of the strengths of Orthodoxy is its adaptability to local language and culture, and there are nowadays probably as many "English" parishes as others. The length and repetitiousness of the Liturgy may come as a culture shock to Anglicans who expect no service to last longer than an hour, but if it is a participation in the joy of Heaven then double that time (or even more at Pascha, in the middle of the night!) is hardly too long -- there is a refreshing lack of rigidity, so you can always move about, venerate an icon on the other side of the church or go out for a breath of air (try doing that in the CofE!). As for exotic -- have a look at "Forward in Finery" (c/o Facebook): no comment.
Come on in! It will take a year or two to find your feet, but once you've made the necessary (but not necessarily enormous) cultural adjustment you'll never look back. And you will come to recognise in Orthodoxy the authentic Church of the New Testament and the Fathers, which is really all that needs to be said.
- Fr Gregory - 18-12-2009
Dear Walter: thank you for your comments. Your story is an inspiration to me.
I first found Orthodoxy worship not in splendour and beauty but, it must truly be said, in dank, dark, rather grubby circumstances. It was a small community in an essentially derelict building. It was the middle of winter with a howling gale outside, and bitter winds blowing through the missing windows and rain falling through gaps in the roof. The vestments were shabby and tattered. Everything else ? the vessels, the icons, the altar ? seemed to be the decaying detritus of better days. The chanting was a long way from wonderful. Five of us stood in the congregation, shivering, while a Priest and two assistants (all of whom looked like they lived in cardboard boxes) offered the Divine Liturgy. And yet ? it was the ?and yet? that drew me to Orthodoxy! There was not a single thing about the service that did other than repel me aesthetically, musically, liturgically. And yet ? although it shouldn?t, probably couldn?t, have happened, the Presence of the Divine Glory was overwhelmingly manifest in that place. As we approach the season of the Nativity, I am forced to think that it shouldn?t, probably couldn?t, have manifested in a stable either.
My concerns about the alienating effect of ethnic Orthodoxy are not for me (or you). I find traditional Orthodoxy worship very much to my taste (albeit now, not in derelict buildings!). It is for those who will not even approach that which they perceive to be ?foreign?. What is our responsibility to them? And what is our responsibility to the young Westernised (and whether that is a good thing or not is irrelevant: they are Westernised) Orthodox men and women who are wandering away from the Church in droves? I frequently speak to distressed parents whose children feel alienated from what they now see as a ?foreign Church?. Can we abandon them? In Sydney, where I live, there are no regular Liturgies in English in the Greek Orthodox Church. The same is true for most other Orthodox jurisdictions. Is this how we evangelize those who only speak English?
I do not believe (obviously from my comments!) that the ?Roman option? is acceptable. But ? I must ask, and ask, and ask again ? what are we Orthodox doing to provide an alternative? Not, Walter, for you and for me. But for those who are searching, or feel alienated and lost.
I ask your prayers ? and would value your further comments.
In Xto
- Walter - 18-12-2009
Dear Fr Gregory (& anyone else who may read this): Yes, I take your point completely; having myself spent 40 years between my first introduction to the Orthodox Church and entrance into it in a "halfway house" (albeit one without the benefit of communion with Orthodoxy) I'm in no position to criticise such a position for others. But I do nonetheless have strong reservations. Authentic (Eastern) Orthodoxy is closely bound up with its traditional liturgical expression, and allowing people to try and enter into the riches of the Orthodox spiritual tradition while effectively depriving them of its main medium of communication would end up selling them short. (And I don't think it's any good saying that before 1054 the western rites in their earlier forms were as Orthodox as their eastern counterparts; 1000 years of separate development have resulted in two (or more; I can't speak about the Oriental Orthodox tradition) completely different streams. Trying to graft one on to the other would do violence to the integrity of both, and trying to restore some conjectural form of pre-Schism western rite would be the ultimate in bogosity.)
I have another, purely practical reservation, which might also apply to the proposed "Anglican rite" in the RC Church (though that is none of our business). Most ordinary laypeople want quite simply to go to church -- to the normal mainstream liturgy of whatever Christian denomination they happen to belong to, and they don't want to have to drive miles & miles to find it. I am told that if I want to (I don't) I can indeed attend a w. rite liturgy in this country celebrated by a canonical Orthodox priest, but there is only one place where this is regularly available -- a cemetery chapel in Bournemouth. Fine if you live in B'mouth or its hinterland, but what happens if you don't?
anglicanorum coetibus - Antony-Paul - 18-12-2009
Dear Fr Gregory and Walter,
My own introduction to Orthodoxy certainly involved comparison with my previous church, in order to understand what Orthodoxy was all about. As a 'cradle catholic' with a background including monastic life, I had been worried by developments in the RC church over the years. In particular I was concerned about liturgy and the attitude to practical Christianity. Nevertheless, I have now accepted Orthodoxy in its entirety, and would not be satisfied with a 'half-way house' situation. Thus I agree with Fr Gregory that 'partial' conversion is unacceptable. We have to accept Orthodoxy for what it is, not what we would like it to be, and so do newcomers.
Coming recently to the BOC from Rome I am very conscious of certain practical difficulties that we face. We are numerically very small, spread thinly across the country. Inevitably this means we have extremely limited resources in terms of people, clergy, churches and money. We are perhaps more of a missionary church than one which is firmly established.
You may not be aware that the priest serving Bournemouth actually lives in Portsmouth, and in addition to praying there too he also covers Brighton - an enormous territory. There are also other churches and priests in this country, although they may still be some distance from you. Quite apart from those who are actually unable to travel (perhaps for health reasons) I can understand that many would not care to travel a distance to pray, but surely the effort would be indicative of real committment to Orthodoxy? The very fact that it is not easy makes it more valuable. It becomes part of our prayer which we can offer to God.
If a result of anglicanorum coelibus is a number of people accepting Orthodoxy this position should ease, although perhaps not immediately. Growing numbers would help with our resources in people and income. Adjustments to the legitimacy of orders etc. is a matter for our bishops as discussed by Fr Gregory, but doubtless the numbers of clergy will grow too. There may even be a proliferation of church buildings as CoE/RC premises cease to be used. We are in the position of an infant church, with the opportunity to grow, despite our great Orthodox tradition. I see this as a chance to exercise hope.
Anglicanorum coetibus/western rite Orthodoxy - Walter - 19-12-2009
The western rite community in Bourenemouth which I mentioned in my last post is this one:
Saint Eanswythe OSS - Bournemouth, Dorset, UK. - ROCOR
(The above was a link in the Wikipaedia entry for Western Rite; if it doesn't function as a link paste it into Google and take it from there.)
- Antony-Paul - 19-12-2009
Dear Walter,
My sincere apologies.
I am ashamed to say I failed to realise you were speaking of the Western Rite church in Bournemouth. My comments referred to the British Orthodox Church of Christ the Saviour in Bournemouth, and the priest there, Father Simon Smyth. My rather pathetic defence is that since this is the BOC site it was to this that I thought you referred!
Mind you, the I stand by the comments I made about our meagre numbers and thin representation across the country, plus my thoughts about travel to worship, and the potential for the future of Orthodoxy in Britain.
anglicanorum coetibus and orthodoxy - kirk yacoub - 21-12-2009
If I may add a few thoughts to this thread having only just read through it,
I would like to say that, as a convert to Orthodoxy from nothing (I was educated at so-called CofE schools but never practised the faith) and being married to a Polish Roman Catholic, I have a slightly different approach to these matters. Whatever goes on in other Christian communities, no matter how much we disagree with them, must be of interest to us because it gives us an idea of how to approach those who are not Orthodox in order to help them come to us. As a Syriac Orthodox Christian I am able to receive communion at all Roman Catholic services, and my wife is able to receive communion at all Syriac Orthodx services. This has been so for 25 years. The Syriac Church will commune anyone who has been canonically baptised, including Eastern Orthodox Christians, but excluding protestants. All this is done without altering our faith and our canon law.
When I asked to be baptised into the Church I was only asked one question: "Do you believe that Jesus Christ is God?" My affirmation was enough to begin the process. For those already active in the Anglican Church this might present a stumbling-block, because not all C of E members would confess this basic tenet of faith. Although it is officially acceptable for Eastern Orthodox priests to commune Oriental Orthodox Christians, with the Bishop's permission, this is not done everywhere and leads to friction and hurt.
It seems to me that whereas, objectively, the Oriental and Eastern Orthodox Churches and the Roman Catholic Churches have enough common ground to be able to work together in many areas, thus striving to welcome the Holy Spirit as the Divine force which will bring us full unity, the Church of England, and other Anglicans are often very far away. Therefore it is right to say that there can be no half-way house, either a person is Orthodox or they are not, and to be Orthodox is to confess fully our faith and abide by our practises.
With prayers,
#Kirk Yacoub
- John Charmley - 06-04-2010
This is a fascinating discussion.
I tend to agree with Kirk that we cannot simply regard what happens elsewhere in Christendom as a little local difficulty which has nothing to do with us. As a former high Anglican with long contact with Roman Catholicism, and retaining friends in both Churches, I am deeply saddened by the various crises afflicting both.
But as a convert to Orthodxy, I am at one with Fr. G. I did not flee Anglicanism, it kind of went somewhere else and I found myself left behind. After wandering in the wilderness, during which time Eastern Orthodoxy presented itself as more interested in the adjective than the noun, I was fortunate enough to encounter the BOC.
For me, it was recognising Orthodoxy as the right way; it was the encounter at the Eucharistic Feast which fixed me where I remain.
But I also recognise we are a missionary Church, and I am familiar enough with dealing with people in crisis to know that some of the noises they make are about self-comfort. That goes for some of the comments Fr. G hears from Anglicans. They are seeking comfort, and of course they'd like to keep x and y and would convert 'if only'. Yet, as Pope Benedict has unintentionally shown, when offered the road to Rome, few, at least in the UK, actually take it. What they really want is their C of E back; it has gone, and either they go with its developming understanding of its faith, or they take a hard decision - which is to find an orthodox expression of the faith.
And here we are, the BOC.
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This is all the gas companies fault. They brought the junk up from Tx with them. There was zero drugs or crimes until those gas holes showed up!!
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South Williamsport needs to shut down that hole in the wall DRUG HOUSE down up on the PIKE! If that was a American owner it would of been shut down years ago!
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spike2 - I agree with treatment, but how are we going to keep the people who are handed suboxone from selling it? Devin Stacey from Howard died in March and suboxone and xanax were found in his system. He bought it on the street.
And you bring up a good point about "who will pay?" Jail or rehab, someone has to pick up the bill.
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Randy - who is paying for these massive jails?My guess is the numbers would easily reach 2000 if Lycoming County were to lock up every dealer and user. The approach has to be financially viable yet workable. i still think clinic management(methadone), treatment and rehab (WBDAAC) and incarceration for "real" dealers (state sentences). We can't continue to clog our local prison. Those who are new users should have treatment (ie: rehab) as an option and for users where treatment has failed, legal maintenance through methadone and suboxone. we would do better to treat addiction as the disease it is. get the people back in employment and send major dealers and distributors to state.
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This is a drug that destroys people and destroys lives.Use it just once and you have an chemical addiction problem,from there its all down hill!Addicts will bed,borrow,steal,and in extreme cases kill to get what they need in order to "get their next FIX". This is a drug that can turn the best person into a monster.A lot of users end up committing petty crimes to feed the expenses of their "habit". The bottom line is the level of addiction the drug itself causes is what drives users to becoming criminals. I'm all for taking down dealers; the problem is when one falls another will step up.I think the proper approach is to go after everyone who had anything to do with this drug and make them accountable in the courts...from kingpin to user. Enforce stiff penalties or in the case of addicts force mandatory long term rehabilitation treatment along with incarceration or probation. Current laws are not suited to sealing with the hideous monster this drug is.Time to face
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What are YOUR thoughts about the correlation between the Increase in Gang Activity in Williamsport and the Increase in violent street crime and drug activity. - Where do you think the authorities should focus their resources? Arrest the druggie on the corner (week after week after week), Utilize months of law enforcement and clog the courts with THUG murderers for months on end, or - Declare War on the Gangs.. - ?? Would declaring war on the gang, cause retribution from the entire club? So, what do we do? How do you put out a fire if you're not allowed to fight the flame?
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Dear Sun Gazette, It is time for you to remove the word "h e r o i n" from your list of words banned in these forums. Thank you.
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i'll believe it when i see it, ****** has been out of control in our city for awhile i have called the police several times and by the time the police arrive the car or cars are gone, not only due they sell drugs from their homes what alot of drug dealer's do in my neighborhood is meet in separate cars they'll go down a side street stop the buyer gets out goes up to the other car gets his drugs and then takes off by the time the cops arrive there gone, IF YOUR NOT FROM MY NEIGHBORHOOD AND YOUR SITTING IN A CAR BY MY HOUSE YOUR ONLY HERE FOR ONE THING AND THAT'S MOST LIKELY DRUGS!!!!!
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I would hope he would add clinics to address maintenance of addicts(who are legitimate county residents}. Incarcerate the dealers and suppliers. treat or maintain those whose crime is against themselves(possession, personal use).
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We need a war on addiction. Reduce the dependency on these drugs and the demand will lessen, putting many of these dealers out of business. Less dependency, less crime.
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Well put, Francine. The ongoing War on Drugs is the costliest and least effective battle this nation has ever fought. It is a chest-beating, feel good tactic that gets law enforcement and judicial officials elected but does little to reduce the problem. It is the only war (aside from the Civil War) that has been declared on our own people.
Society does not want to hear the truth about it. What other policy continues to get increased funding after decades of proven ineffectiveness? I'm all for the "Let's try harder" approach, but more effort on bad policy will get you more failure.
Intelligent and open discussion re decriminalization and regulation must take place or look for more of the same. We'll just be able to watch it (not stop it) on video now. Until the money factor is eliminated there will always be suppliers to those who want to use, and bet your bottom dollar that legislation and enforcement has not and never will decrease demand for ******. Plain and simple.
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The nickname for the massive snowstorm that hit the ENTIRE united states in early February 2011. Power outages, a week out of school, and roads of solid ice? It's the apocalypse of snow.
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The Cleveland Indian usually didn't have much company.
There was no guarantee he'd even get in the game.
But when his name was announced, he'd look at the camera, grin and wave his hat.
And that, usually, was the highlight for me watching baseball's All-Star Game.
There are so many problems with the current All-Star game, and frankly, most of them can't be fixed.
There's no undoing interleague play, no curbing the over-saturation of the sport on television, no hope of remaking the game into something really special.
But for all its issues, there's one thing that needs to stay the same.
Baseball, unlike football and basketball, requires every team have a representative at its exhibition. But every once in a while, someone will speak up and say that every team doesn't need to be represented at the All-Star Game. That person usually says that a bad team will have an undeserving player on the roster, and it takes away from someone - perhaps on a better team - who should be there.
Those are valid points, but the child in me doesn't want to hear it.
Baseball is, at its heart, about loyalty. To your team, to your town, to the players who wear the uniform.
The All-Star Game is a chance to see how your guys stack up against the best.
When I was in grade school, and long before that, the Cleveland Indians were generally a doormat in the American League.
The All-Star game was a chance for our guy to have a shining moment on national TV, which was rare, since national games usually involved pennant contenders.
Sadly, it didn't work out that way.
* It's 1970. Pete Rose scores the winning run for the National League by turning poor Ray Fosse, the Indians' catcher, into what in football is referred to a defenseless receiver. Fosse was injured and never the same. Rose was never one to treat anything like an exhibition, and the Tribe's future star was, in an instant, turned into a regular.
* It's 1981. Old Municipal Stadium gets the All-Star Game, only it gets pushed back almost a month by that year's players' strike. The game was actually the return of baseball itself from the break. Some fans booed the players, and even blew whistles, telling the players and owners to stop being greedy.
* It's 2010, and Fausto Carmona (now Roberto Hernandez) is the only Tribe selection. He didn't play.
Since 1970, the Tribe has had just one representative in the All-Star game 17 times.
You would think this might sour a kid to the game. But for me, I'd stay up as late as I could to see if and when a Cleveland player would get into the contest.
It's why I like the representation rule. There would have been no reason for me to watch if no one from my team was there.
Some of my favorite All-Star memories involved some less-than-certain All-Stars.
* The first All-Star Game I remember was in Houston in 1986. The Indians had two All-Stars, third baseman Brook Jacoby and starting pitcher Ken Schrom. I know what you're thinking: Was George Brett hurt?
Well, yes.
Schrom was a valid selection - as valid as a guy who finished with a 4.54 earned run average can be - but didn't pitch. Watching Jacoby face Sid Fernandez and strike out, well, at least he played.
* The next season, Pat Tabler was the Indians selection. Hey, he hit better than .300 on a team that lost more than 100 games. What do you want?
In the bottom of the 13th, Tabler batted with the AL down 2-0 and a man on first. He faced Sid Fernandez, the same pitcher Jacoby did the year before. Tabler struck out.
* In 1988, no Indian struck out in his only at-bat, because no hitters were selected. That honor went to closer Doug Jones, who made Cleveland proud by striking out Montreal slugger Andres Galarraga. My mother stood up and gave Jones a standing ovation in our living room.
* In 1989, Jones, getting the hang of this All-Star thing, pitched 1 1/3 innings to close out an American League win. Greg Swindell also made the team, and he threw 1 2/3 scoreless. By the end of the night, I was delirious.
And then, it all changed. Sandy Alomar Jr. was traded to the Indians. In 1990 and '91, he actually was voted in to the starting lineup, thus taking the "token Indians player" out of play. As the Indians got better, there were more and more deserving players on the roster, and suddenly, the All-Star Game became something where it wasn't which Cleveland player made it, but how many.
Sure, the Tribe eventually got bad again, but by then, I was in my 20s, and all the problems with the game had arrived.
But there's always a part of me that imagines a kid in Houston. His team is terrible, but he watches them every night. He's tired of everyone ragging on the Astros.
That kid will tune in Tuesday just to see if Jason Castro (12 homers, .266 batting average, 31 RBIs), Houston's representative, gets in.
For that kid, I hope he does.
And I hope every team always is represented at the All-Star Game.


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Refering to the suburbs.
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a suburb(Usually plural)
The burbs offer more space for children to play than the city.
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According to Florida Highway Patrol, a group of about 15 motorcycles was traveling northbound on S.R. 441 near Canoe Creek when they slowed to make a left turn.
A car tried to pass the motorcycles on the left and hit the first motorcycle that was turning, FHP said.
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GREENFORD - South Range senior Lexi Naples couldn't have imagined a better way to go out on senior night.
The 5-foot-6 guard netted a game-high 21points to lead the Raiders to a 50-43 win over Columbiana on Monday night.
"The rivalry with Columbiana, and senior night against them was just crazy and so much fun," Naples said. "It was probably the most fun we've had in a game all season. Everybody just works together and we connect so well."
Naples poured in 16 of her 21 points in the second half, and was key in an 11-0 run through the third quarter to help the Raiders (12-9) withstand a surge from the Clippers in that same stanza.
"That is the Lex Naples from last year," South Range coach Wayne Johnson said. "She was like that all of last season, literally almost every game. She has had a lot on her shoulders because we are young at the varsity level."
"We knew that they were going to come out strong after halftime, so we had to come out stronger," Naples said. "Coach just talked to me and Allison Oliver and said this is your day you girls have to go. That sparked the fire and everybody else started scoring."
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COLUMBIANA SCORING: Khylea Fullum 3-0-7, Megan Cutlip 2-1-5, Baylie Mook 4-2-11, Lindsey Roncone 3-1-10, Bri Gingher 0-0-0, Emily Witmer 4-0-10. TOTALS: 16, 4-7: 43
SOUTH RANGE SCORING: Ashley Sharp 2-1-3, Jordan Youngs 1-0-2, Stevie Taylor 1-0-2, Alexis Naples 7-6-21, Allison Oliver 1-0-2, Starla Sharp 4-3-11, Sierra Patrella 2-1-5, Holly Heck 1-0-2. Sara Durr 1-0-2 TOTALS: 19, 11-18: 50
Three-pointers: Columbiana 7 ( Roncone 3, Witmer 2, Fullum, Mook), South Range 2 (Naples).
Fellow senior Allison Oliver netted pulled down a team-high six rebounds.
"Everyone just believes in each other on our team and we all can depend on each other," Naples said. "So everyone knows that whoever is going to the free-throw line, they're going to make them whoever's driving to the lane, they're going to draw the foul and sink the free-throws."
The Clippers (18-3) fell behind early and were never able to fully recover. Foul trouble to key members of their lineup further complicated their comeback attempt.
"We needed to play in a game like that," Columbiana coach Ron Moschella said. "They (South Range) came out and really played hard and jumped on us early and losing our two seniors, it's hard to win when you lose those two."
Columbiana's Khylea Fullum and Megan Cutlip each fouled out in the fourth quarter. Fullum, the Clippers' leading scorer, finished with just seven points while Cutlip added five. Baylie Mook led Columbiana with 11 points and Lindsey Roncone and Emily Witmer each added 10 points.
"I thought my kids hung in there, (Emily) Witmer played outstanding, Mook played well, Roncone played well," Moschella said. "But Megan Cutlip and Khylia Fullum, when you lose those two it's tough. But I take my hat off to South Range, they played hard, they really did."
The Clippers must regroup before senior night of their own on Thursday. Columbiana begins tournament play on Feb. 18 when they take on Heartland Christian on the very same floor they suffered their third loss of the season on.
"I want them to feel this and remember this," Moschella said. "I love it here, what a great place to play. Hopefully that can see us through the tournament."
For the Raiders and coach Johnson, the win cemented was an exclamation mark to begin a week that follows a big win over Youngstown Cardinal Mooney, and shows his group is gelling at the right time.
"We played probably our best game of the year, we put everything together offensively and defensively," Johnson said. "We really took care of their pressure and we were able to capitalize on that."
And for Naples, her last triumph on her home floor included a special spectator watching from the stands.
"My dad has been my coach since I was six," Naples said. "(After the game) he said, 'You couldn't go out better, great game to end it.' It was very emotional for us because we want out with such a bang."
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South Range won the jayvee game 60-34. Morgan Czopur led the Raiders with 19 points while Kelsey Phillips added 18 points. Haley Tohm had 13 points and Elise Hammond 11 points for the Clippers.
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State of Maine is deciding whether or not to make CCW permit holders information private. (Currently in Maine our personal info is public information, luckily right now there is an emergency law in affect until April, 30th to make it private since the attack from the Bangor Daily News)
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This was one of the first things I had bought for my baby a little over a year ago when I was expecting. He is now a pretty small 10 month old and still is unable to sit up on his own and stay seated without me supporting his body.
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Jackie Zhang didn't stay up late crunching the numbers before he decided that China's Xinyuan Real Estate Co. Ltd. should pay $7.4 million for a portfolio of residential properties in northern Nevada.
"I'm not a Wall Street guy. Sometimes you judge an opportunity by instinct," says Zhang, the anything-but-reserved managing director of the commercial property department for the Beijing-based company.
His instinct, later supported by close financial analysis, led Xinyuan to purchase a portfolio of 325 finished lots and 185 acres of raw land across northern Nevada.
The properties, which had been owned by Wells Fargo Bank, extend from Wingfield Springs to Washoe Valley to Dayton.
The acquisition, which closed during the second quarter, marks the first significant foray into U.S. markets by Xinyuan, a $1.4 billion (assets) company whose shares trade on the New York Stock Exchange.
Zhang, a 34-year-old graduate of New York University, had been traveling the United States from San Diego to Washington, D.C., to Maine in search of residential development opportunities for Xinyuan.
At the invitation of Tom Gurnee, a northern Nevadan who serves as chief financial officer of Xinyuan Real Estate, Zhang included Reno in a visit in the autumn of 2011.
Leaving his downtown hotel room at 2 in the morning, Zhang saw vibrant nightlife, young people on the streets and busy restaurants a big little city.
In the subsequent couple of days, he also was struck by the openness of northern Nevada residents and the region's clear skies and clean water.
Side trips to Virginia City its Chinatown rang a particular emotional chord with Zhang and Lake Tahoe helped seal his commitment to the region.
"I have to follow my heart," Zhang says.
What's next for the company in northern Nevada?
Lou Borrego, a longtime residential developer in the region who's working closely with Xinyuan Real Estate, says some pieces of the northern Nevada land portfolio are likely to be sold to other developers.
Zhang says the company expects to move relatively quickly to begin development of upscale homes in the Franktown area of Washoe Valley.
Along with American buyers who want homes near Lake Tahoe, Xinyuan Real Estate will market the Washoe Valley properties to wealthy Chinese who want an American home.
That's a growing market, Zhang says, and buyers are likely to be attracted by northern Nevada's proximity to the international gateways of San Francisco.
Other potential buyers, he says, will include Chinese entrepreneurs who want to take advantage of the U.S. government's EB-5 program, which provides visas to foreign investors who create new companies with at least 10 jobs.
The company is looking for other residential land in northern Nevada to add to the portfolio it acquired earlier this year.
While its first focus in U.S. development is likely to be the luxury residential market, Xinyuan was built in China as a builder of apartment complexes sold to middle-income consumers in second-tier cities.
Zhang believes that residential development in northern Nevada potentially could draw big investments maybe $100 million at a time from Chinese investors.
And he expects to be in the forefront of that deal-making.
"I want to be the first Chinese mayor of Reno," he laughs.


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A high school in the town of Mansfield, Massachusetts. Filled with a bunch of rats that think they are good at sports when in reality they all suck eachothers dicks in the locker room and by dicks i mean chodes.
I go to Mansfield High School and have a rather repulsive chode.
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Jenny McCarthy's story about her son early on hits closer to home than you'll ever know, unless you've had a child with epilepsy or autism. It was hard to watch at first, but then at the same time I was jumping up and yelling "Yay!!" inside. To have stories like this be told... it's so important.
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I think the hardest thing I had to accept about the road to recovery is that the term recovery is very misleading. Recovery is a sinuous road that can have its ups and downs, highs and the lows, and in the middle of all of that, there are road blocks, but also breaks in traffic to speed ahead.
A couple of years after being diagnosed with bipolar disorder, I started to realize the road to recovery is the everyday life of my diagnosis. After that conclusion, the confusion swept back over me. How can someone recover when the recovery itself is as hard as the illness?
When I was 19 and received the initial diagnosis, I rebelled. I ran away from accepting it and went into a spiral of drugs, love and rock 'n' roll. That lasted for a year or two when I had started to come to terms that the diagnosis was correct. I was bipolar.
But on my road of recovery I hit a dead end. My life, as it felt to me, was moving at a crawl and traffic was only going a mile per hour. For the next three years, even though married and in love, I was in a very deep depression. I had my small manic moments, those that I secretly loved, but in retrospect I could see how my life had a dark gray cloud looming over it.
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0. phoneArena 16 Jul 2010, 06:54 posted on
It's a safe bet to say at this point that the Captivate is easily the best thing out of Android on AT&T's lineup which can test the iPhone 4's recent tight grasp. So if you're an AT&T customer sitting idle ...
This is a discussion for a review. To read the whole review, click here
1. rtimi26 (Posts: 42; Member since: 16 Mar 2009)
Now this is how reviews should be done. Give your opinion and be fair with it. Yes you gave the Captivate an 8.5 overall and 9.5 to the iphone i don't know why but at least anyone that reads this review will know it's up to their preference.
2. rtimi26 (Posts: 42; Member since: 16 Mar 2009)
Great review by the way
3. appleeater (Posts: 2; Member since: 16 Jul 2010)
Can you say FANBOY!!! What a totally biased review. Take it from someone who has been studying both of these phones for almost a month now(hands-on and online) and almost buying an iphail, the Captivate is the superior phone,from screen to proccessor. "equally impressive 1GHz Cortex-A8 Hummingbird processor" haha you mean superior.
4. BlackSirius16 (Posts: 84; Member since: 21 May 2010)
But the build quality on the captivate is terrible compared to the iPhone. you should probably just get the hell away from AT&T
6. rtimi26 (Posts: 42; Member since: 16 Mar 2009)
Actually the captivate does way better than the iphone just check the browser comparison on pocketnow.com
9. spoonb1 (Posts: 77; Member since: 02 Jan 2010)
the captivate feels great and looks it too... im not personally a fan of the glossy gunmetal colored plastic that exudes samsung but it does feel nice, the textured carbonfiber'ish metal battery cover adds a nice touch. the glass of the iphone is still fragile as I have seen several-- yes, in person-- and owners stated that they merely dropped them from waist high(while putting(well, attempting) to put them in their pockets andthe expected result... a few shattered iphone 4 backs, and 2 fronts. also, for what its worth, the iphone 4 will not focus properly in complete darkness... it still needs "some light" to get a good focus, then will snap a pretty good pic. while, not sure what captain jitters was doing while taking the picture samples in this review of the captivate, but I have personally transferred unedited pics from a test unit over to the pc and the pics look great-- and sharp. both are great phones, and agreed that it may be a hard choice for the folks that are neither android nor apple fanboy types.
14. Windsponge (Posts: 92; Member since: 01 Nov 2009)
I agree with you very unfair. Even size of pictures were not correct. No real mention of documented droped calls. I am beginning to think phonearena is being paid by apple. I have been researching everything I can find on phones and checked out in person and I must say that I don't see the great quality of I Phone.I feel it looks like it is a little cheap around the glass. Just my feel. Apple should be scared , very scared.
20. de2philly (Posts: 31; Member since: 30 Jun 2010)
Build quality? You mean the uncovered Antenna on the iphone4 where when you touch it and youre not in 5 bar perfect signal your call may drop? Thats not good "build quality" in my book, no matter how the phone feels or looks.
34. CRICKETownz (Posts: 980; Member since: 24 Oct 2009)
I think when it comes to build quality Apple always accomplishes the visually appealing design. They have mastered that aspect with pretty much all of their products on the market. I think everything beyond that point comes down to personal preference. I carry an Android device right now and personally think that iP4 has a better menu design than the Captivate, but when it comes to HTC's Sense IU or Motorola's menu design I would disagree in this case. TouchWiz just doesn't do it for me but again its just personal preference.
41. E46titan (unregistered)
Better screen?, Better processor? The Captivate's screen is not nearly as high resolution and cannot display as much detail. The Iphone 4 is faster too so how is the processor better? The proff is in the facts. Looks like you're nothing but a hater.
49. LOL (unregistered)
Fail, the processor on the captivate is faster. While the A4 in both phones are meant to run at 1 ghz, the iphone 4 is downclocked to 800 mhz. Unlike the captivate that runs at the original 1 ghz, and with some rooting, can be overclocked to 1.2 ghz and such. Also, the samoled is absolutely gorgeous. now if you were a graphic designer you would want the ips panel of the iphone because it is more color accurate, as in closer to real life, but the samoled screen of any galaxy s phone, makes the picture look more vibrant and in return, better than real life. So, Graphic Designer-> iphone Average Joe -> Captivate Plus the fact that the sgx540 in the galaxy s phones rape the sgx535 in the iphone 4 in the ass. Captivate= winner
5. Supraman21 (Posts: 323; Member since: 09 Jun 2010)
Oh and ive actually seen both a video taken with the iPhone and the Galaxy S on a 42 inch tv and the Galaxy S definitely wins.
7. zyoose (Posts: 6; Member since: 11 Dec 2008)
Question PhoneArena, why does your review state that there isn't a front facing camera on the Captivate but when you look up the specs on your site it says that there is an additional camera. Can somebody who has played with the Captivate help ?
8. spoonb1 (Posts: 77; Member since: 02 Jan 2010)
there is no secondary cam on the captivate... there may have been one in the works on the original galaxy s when the specs were typed here on the site, prob an oversight of the web editors, but the captivate has but the one main cam on the back...
10. spiceguy (Posts: 10; Member since: 09 Jul 2010)
I'm pissed off about the little plastic unlock button on the side of the Galaxy. A function that must be used every time you use the phone should be prominent. The search button on the bottom right is never used and is the obvious choice to unlock the screen. A MAJOR Fuck-up! . If I can get over that then the Galaxy is the clear choice for me. I've had the Vibrant for 2 days now and I'm thrilled with the larger screen and Swipe is the deal breaker. Sorry apple.
12. aricept (Posts: 4; Member since: 17 Jul 2010)
The Search button is a required button on all Android devices. You'll see it on every model. Blame Google, whose primary business of course is search.
30. mmj (unregistered)
AT&T actually added that search button - it does not appear on the original Galaxy S. Nor is it a requirement on Android phones, though a lot of them do have it. On the ones that don't, you can usually search by holding down some other button.
11. BlackSirius16 (Posts: 84; Member since: 21 May 2010)
AT&T quarantine I won't have either of these phones because of total fail coverage Captivate is still better though
18. baldilocks (Posts: 746; Member since: 14 Dec 2008)
I have far better coverage with AT&T than any other carrier in my area. What's good for you, isn't good for everyone else. So your comment is FAIL.
15. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
all i have to say, is that for PA to give a glowing comparison next to anything with an apple logo, must mean that its the best phone ever.. lol I do have to say, im quite impressed with the battery life of the galaxy S. I ran it with gps,wifi,google earth, and mobi tv running and it still lasted about 7 hours without a battery warning. Show me another high end phone that can do that.
31. mmj (unregistered)
Certainly, after looking at those photo samples and then at the text analysis, I have no idea how they came to the conclusion that the iPhone took superior photos, it seems the actual photos show the opposite, heaps of detail lost in the iPhone due to over-agressive noise filtering. Compare the indoor, dim lighting samples.
42. dwayne (unregistered)
I test drove the Captivate while waiting for the IPhone 4 and the battery last 5-6 hrs at best. That's after shutting down the 5 or 6 apps that were running in the background. I might have more running that I'm not aware of.
16. Jeradiah3 (Posts: 1032; Member since: 11 Feb 2010)
I like how they review the captivate without making it an i-phone killer within AT&T. both phones are worth getting and i think tht its a good alternative while the i-phone 4 works on its antenna issues. I work for AT&T and ive told customers about the phone and what its supposed to do. i think the captivate could be one of the best non i-phones within AT&T besides the Aria, Palm Pre Plus, and the Tilt 2 (when windows mobile doesnt freeze up lol)
17. networkdood (Posts: 6330; Member since: 31 Mar 2010)
If people knew how good the captivate was - then, it would be an iphone killer - it is an awesome phone - call quality is better than what phonearena states it to be, too.
19. remixfa (Posts: 14255; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
the only categorys where the captivate/vibrant/galaxyS doesnt stomp the iphone is Apps and lowlight camera usage. The rest belongs to the Galaxy. I'd say that makes the galaxy the winner. Oh yea, and the galaxy is easily rooted to make it faster, put a better camera app on there, so on and so forth, to make it even better than it already is.
21. de2philly (Posts: 31; Member since: 30 Jun 2010)
So if this competes w/ the iphone4... What will you say for Sprints version that also has a physical keypad AND 4G? Hmmmm
22. applesr4eating (Posts: 32; Member since: 01 Jul 2010)
I want a physical keyboard also. I hate virtual keyboards.
48. thisguy (unregistered)
Sprints 4G network is only available in less than 10 cities nationwide
23. mikeytx (Posts: 2; Member since: 21 Jul 2010)
My wife has the iPhone 4 and she likes all the ease of use like her music. I have the captivate and I like the large screen and I can customize the phone to my personality. I went from iPhone to captivate because of all of the article reasons but, it failed to mention 2 important features. Android 2.2 will have wifi tethering which is expected release for Captivate in fall. iPhone you still need to pay the extra 10 a month and it's cable tether to a laptop. 2nd feature is memory is expandable where iPhone you are set to whatever you purchased. One thing I do not like about the captivate is file management on and off the phone but that's a Android limitation.
25. mikeytx (Posts: 2; Member since: 21 Jul 2010)
i take that back about file management off the phone. There is an third-party that syncs itunes and androids. it's called doubletwist. what still kills me is the list of good games on the android. not list of games but GOOD games.
24. shimmyx20 (Posts: 280; Member since: 03 Mar 2009)
Just changed to the Captivate from an iPhone...glad I made the switch!
26. baldilocks (Posts: 746; Member since: 14 Dec 2008)
After owning both of these and using both off and on for almost two weeks --- the Captivate is going back. Sorry, it's just not ready yet. Get all the software bugs fixed, make the bottom soft keys stay on longer than 2 seconds, fix the reception issues and the GPS. Then it MIGHT be close to being ready to compete. Now that the iPhone 4 is jailbroken, I can customize it nearly as much (if not more) than I could the captivate.
27. Mike Wong (unregistered)
@baldilocks won't you miss the 4 inch display on captivate? After using mine for one week, I still think captivate is better than iphone. there is some many things I can do to customize the captivate. You can google GPS fix for captivate. I tried it and it works great...
29. FrozenComa (unregistered)
There is already a temporary fix for those problems that you can easily do yourself and Samsung is working on a mass update that should be out shortly.
38. allmotor91 (unregistered)
When I had mine it couldn't even find my location inside and outside it took allmost ten min to find me. I tried all the fixes but did not help, so i now using my iPhone 4 trouble free.
28. FrozenComa (unregistered)
Rooting my Captivate was by far the easiest thing to do on a phone ever. I was then able to remove the AT&T bloatware, enable showing every app that AT&T blocks in the Android Market, and enabled installing of non-Market applications. As soon as Froyo (2.2) gets released for this phone; it's going to make it a lot more powerful then it already is. Also Gingerbread (Temporary 3.0 name) is already in the works and boasts a 1280x760 resolution.
32. Tracybjazz (unregistered)
I've got an iPhone 3G but ready to upgrade - it's either iPhone 4 or Captivate. Can someone (please) answer this question? The above article did not address ease of syncing media (music, video) and files calendars, contacts, bookmarks, etc with my main computer (a Mac). iPhone 4 will be simple. How easy will it be to manage media and files with the Captivate? Will I need to switch to Google mail, calendars, contacts to make it work seamlessly? Any advice is appreciated, thanks.
35. royalty316 (unregistered)
If you've got a MAC, get the iphone 4. other reviews I've read say it's difficult to sync across systems unless you're used to doing that already. BTW, I'm getting the Captivate
39. allmotor91 (unregistered)
Id say go with the the iPhone. I found it very easy to manage averything on my iPhone but the captivate did not have the options I needed. And for mail google works well on the captivate but yahoo or my home email was very disappointing. Also if you plan on having tons of apps know that you can't store them on the captivate's sd card.
33. stavs (unregistered)
is everyone forgetting that the app store completely DESTROYS android marketplace. My friends hate it when i play GTA, streetfighter and a ton of other games on my iphone. They even have admitted that the android marketplace is garbage mostly which leads to my next arguement... if you dont have the software to run with the hardware, who the hell gives a sh*t if your phone is "x'' times better than the iphone on paper, if you dont got the software (apps), it doesnt matter how superiorly advanced your phone is. I'm not saying android is a bad Operating system, I've played with it for a little and its very good, but it needs time. Apple will still lead the industry for a couple of years unti android can catch up fully.
40. We been doin that (unregistered)
I gotta nes, snes, genesis, and gameboy emulator on my captivate and they were all free. I can download roms directly from my browser. Can iphone do that?
44. So has everyone else (unregistered)
Yes, the iphone can do that too. It's not a big deal
36. gtsmoker (Posts: 1; Member since: 12 Aug 2010)
Having tolerated frequent dropped calls on the iPhone 3 for two years because I did not want to pay the high termination fee I decided to try the new iPhone even after the antennagate story when they announced that with the rubber boot it was now perfect. It was worse then ever. This one I returned the next day for the full refund. I'm always astounded when I read these reviews about what a great phone it is if you just ignore how bad the phone is. Nonsense, even on a smartphone I use the phone 99% of the time just like on a pc I read my email and surf the web 99% of the time. All the other tricks are great but if its primary function is worthless the entire thing is useless.
37. Shield and Defender (unregistered)
I HAVE BIG, FAT FINGERS, so the downside of the iPhone for me IS the QWERTY keys. I tried the Swype on a demo Captivate phone and loved it !!!! Other than that, my Question for you is: What happens to the iTunes music bank I already have and my purchased movies? Will AT&T or 'someone' let me transfer them?
43. dwayne (unregistered)
Before all the phone "techies" get ready with their hateful comments, I would like to preface my review by saying, I'm an average phone user. I do quite a bit with my phone, but far less than it's capable of. I recently broke my 3G IPhone and was talked into the Captivate by the sales person. He said I could try it out and if I didn't like it, I could bring it back in 30 days. Here's what I didn't like: 1. I spent over two hours on the computer trying to download programs to convert all my IPhone stuff. Was not successful. 2. I don't like the side power button. 3. The buttons on the bottom weren't always responsive. I did like the vibrate feature, but had to turn it off to save battery life. 4. I didn't think the picture quality was a good as my IPhone. 5. The power cord isn't secure when charging. I bumped my phone and easily dislodged the power cord. 6. I couldn't use the phone while it was charging. 7. The battery life was terrible. 5-6 hrs at best. I realized I had several apps running in the background and even after shutting them off, the battery didn't last the day. 8. I couldn't easily go back and correct typos without erasing the message up to that point. The Captivate is a good looking phone with a vibrant, large screen and was very quick on the internet. I've had my IPhone for years and it may be I'm just to old to work this hard on my smart phone. I'm taking it back and asked to be put on the list for the 4G IPhone. I also realized I have all these IPhone accessories that I would have to rebuy for the Captivate. It's like having a house full of Chevy parts and I bought a Ford. I did appreciate the opportunity to try it.
50. TlKraus1965 (unregistered)
Two of my friends have the Iphone4.. very nice phone, better camera.. I have had the Captivate for about a month now and love it. I rooted it and can now download apps from outside of the android market. The phone is great, the camera works well, the video recorder is impressive and I like the feel of being able to customize my phone so I can do the same stuff that Verizon and Sprint users can do. I don't have a problem with the charger cable coming loose, I can use my phone while charging.. it depends on the charger you are using, some aftermarket chargers do cause an issue. I get several hours of battery use with the correct applications to manage battery life. You can change typos, just have to touch the spot where your mistake is. Given a fair chance, I think anyone would like the Captivate just fine. The GPS is hit and miss sometimes, I've had it lock in as little as 18 seconds or as long as 3 minutes. The more you use GPS , the better it is at finding you.** Just found the unlock code even after the latest update***
45. Raven716 (unregistered)
What about the horrible gps on the Captivate? I've had the captivate for about 2 weeks now and the gps won't lock for me anywhere. Which makes navigation and any other location based application useless. I know its supposed to be fixed with the new update but when is that coming? I only have 2 weeks left that I can return this phone.
46. STUART (unregistered)
I have an LG Arena, which I can't stand. Apparently there were a lot of people that felt the same way becasue AT&T has dropped it from their lineup just six months after its release. Sooo...I was in the market for another smart phone. I have resisted all things Apple for many years and don't like being tied to Itunes interface, so I looked at Android based phones and naturally the Captivate. I was pretty excited about what I read and all the performance specifications, but knew from my Arena experience (purchased online with wirefly) that spending some time with the phone in your hand and texting and browsing (which I do a lot of) was absolutely critical to the decision process. Off to the AT&T store I went and I gave myself several hours of play time. I was very surprised by what the in your hands experience told me. The Captivate felt and looked cheap in comparison to the Iphone 4...and not by a little. In my opinion the difference was huge. I wasn't even impressed with the Captivate's larger screen. The Iphone's screen was so much higher resolution and truer color that it made the viewing experience much more pleasurable despite the smaller size. I also was a little dissapointed with the Captivates keyboard. The keys actually semed smaller and they just lit when touched instead of showing the keys symbol above your finger where you could confirm a proper keystroke. Also, with the click feedback turned on in landscape mode, I found the Captivate's key response to be quite slow. The Iphone's interface just seems to work better in every way for me and its predictive text feature worked better than any others I have tried. Ok....I used to liken Apple to the Temple of Doom, but I have to give them credit where credit is due. The iphone 4 just does it for me and the Captivate just doesn't.
47. Stuart (unregistered)
Well, this is very interesting. Other video reviews of the Captivate show a little different keyboard with the symbols popping up above the keys. I'm wondering what the heck they did to the one in the store. I am going to have to go back now and figure this out because the keyboard was the big drawback on the Captivate.
51. TlKraus1965 (unregistered)
Captivate has 3 different keyboards to choose from, my wife and I actually use the Android one the most with voice to text recognition.. if you talk proper and kind of robotic, it's pretty accurate. Great while driving.
52. Joecee (unregistered)
captivate has the ability to tether..att doesnt have the software just a point i wanted to throw out there just incase the small group of people that do tether dont go buy this phone counting on it to tether.
3rd party options might be available
53. Britcooper (unregistered)
Nice review, but for me it misses some key points. I have had an iphone 3 for a long time, combination of its wifi broke and battery issues meant I wanted to get a new phone. I was looking to get off Apple, and the Samsung Captivate seemed to fit the bill. After a week of trying, I am about to switch back to iphone4. The main gripes about the Samsung:
- cannot access corporate wifi, since it can't do DHCP. What a big flaw! Supposedly fixed in Froyo, but no-one knows when or if that will ever come out.
- lots of problems trying to get it to synch with music on my Windows PC. Suffice to say, I am a techie, I setup MediaMonkey, but still cannot find the right combination of ways to connect phone to music. And of course I lose my Apple restricted music unless I rip it first (yes, that is an Apple problem, not a Samsung issue).
- very hard to put in the small USB cable to the phone, and to keep it in without knocking it out.
I really wanted the Samsung to work for me, but it just does not, and I am planning on going back to Apple just so I can use something without having to think about it too much.


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