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T-Mobile MyTouch 4G (white)
Manufacturer: HTC Part number: MYTOUCHWHTMB20140
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- Though video chat isn't ready for prime time, there's plenty to love about the T-Mobile MyTouch 4G, including its speed, sleek and sturdy design, and great call quality.
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- Reviewed by: Bonnie Cha
- Reviewed on: 11/01/2010
- Released on: 11/03/2010
The good: The T-Mobile MyTouch 4G features a thin and sturdy design. The Android 2.2 device supports the carrier's HSPA+ network and offers Wi-Fi calling and mobile hot spot capabilities. The MyTouch 4G also has a 1GHz Snapdragon processor and a 5-megapixel camera.
The bad: Speakerphone volume is too low. We had numerous issues with video calls. The smartphone is a little on the heavy side.
The bottom line: Though video chat isn't ready for prime time, there's plenty to love about the T-Mobile MyTouch 4G, including its speed, sleek and sturdy design, and great call quality.
User reviews
Major New 4G!
by ThomasMatte on March 12, 2011
Pros: + Fast, Fast, Fast
+ Large 3.8 inch display
+ Freedom of Android OS
+ Seamlessly linked to Google
+ Life time free navigation on Google Maps
Cons: - T-Mobile modified software
- The power button at the top of the phone is not recessed
Summary: I was a loyal G1 user. I had decided to upgrade to either the G1 G2 or the 4G MyTouch. I was scared to go keyboard-less, being used to the ...
Summary: I was a loyal G1 user. I had decided to upgrade to either the G1 G2 or the 4G MyTouch. I was scared to go keyboard-less, being used to the slide keyboard. I also felt that somehow I would be abdicating my loyalty to Android if I bought the 4G, so I chose the G2. I realized that the 4G was also Android-based, but without a slide keyboard and a little bit of a different look, I felt more comfortable staying with the G-series. But after a couple of days I was disappointed, mainly because the keyboard flops open on it's own if held upside down. I had read a reviewer say that that shouldn't matter as 'who texts upside down?' but the fact is it is goofy. In my car I set the phone down on the passenger seat upside down when I'm not using it or when I'm using handsfree. So when I go to pick it back up, the keyboard slides out, half-way. Hated it.
I returned the G1 for the MyTouch 4G. After a few days using the on-screen touch keyboard of the 4G, I didn't even miss the slide-out. Besides, the slide-out on the G2 is quite a bit smaller than the G1's and I was not liking it so much- it felt cramped.
The 4G is amazing. It is still Android all the way, but better than the G1 or the G2. It seems to be a more advanced phone, and more intuitive. A lot of the programs and menus are a step up even from the G2. One small example is the Clock- it has a rolling clock feature and animations which are neat. I'm finding more advantages over the G2 the more I use the 4G. Navigating around is a blast. Some people say the screen is clearer or crisper on the G2- to me that seems insane- they both have great looking screens.
Other things I've found that I like:
It seems faster than the G2
And things that the MyTouch has that are not on the G2:
Voice Recorder
The Camera has an instant zoom feature that is easy to use via an on-screen slider.
How about "Sharing Media on your Home Network"? Have not tried it, but it seems neat.
There is a Genius button that is an amazing shortcut.
The main keys across the bottom of the phone are raised- I much prefer that over the G2.
Update after about a month's use:
Fantastic phone. The speed is really good- reboots to desktop in less than five seconds.
Other advantages over the G1- no screen timeout while on phone calls; battery life is WAY stronger. The customization and graphics are sweet, and by the look of the packaging and case that the phone came in, I get the idea that T-Mobile has put a lot more effort into this phone over the G1 and G2.
26 out of 27 users found this user opinion helpful.
This phone pleases each time I pick it up.
by Seth_A on November 13, 2010
Pros: Lightning Data, convenient behavior when online, Swype and Dragonspeeds up texting. 2.2 Froyo makes this phone do what you want it to do, before you knew you wanted it to do it. Appt reminders bring up directions, Genius button rocks.
Cons: There could be a bit more done with the text punch, where Swype makes things easier, those looking to type as normal may find the responsiveness of each letter a tiny bit more picky. My only video call was not successful as they could not hear me.
Summary: I do not "like" this phone, I love it, and coming from iPhone 3G I thought I would be a bit harder to turn, but even though it has a ...
Summary: I do not "like" this phone, I love it, and coming from iPhone 3G I thought I would be a bit harder to turn, but even though it has a few bugs to work out, this phone is most definitely an iPhone killer for me. The combination of this and Froyo was a match made in heaven, I did not receive a manual with this phone, I was disappointed at first because I wanted to learn everything I could, but this phone shows by doing, and tells you how it works all by itself.
Screen Resolution was far better than my iphone 3G, and though I would love to say that MyTouch 4G screen resolution was as good or better than iPhone 4, well the reality is, it doesn't matter... video is bright lines are crisp and I can't see the slightest bit of pixelation, even pictures taken on my other phone looked better on MyTouch 4G.
Say what you will about T-mobile 4G network, it's fast, so fast that it rivals my fios 35 mbs, When on HSPA+, data quite simply is send, receive and I am loving that. Most of my iphone apps are present on Android, and if they're not, there is another app that is as good or better. There are a whole lot of people making a big deal about whether it's a true 4G network, but 4G is not even defined appropriately by Sprint, Verizon or At&t, the bottom line is if you want a fast phone, choose a fast service, and T-mobile is the fastest I've seen.
Qik is the service MyTouch 4G uses for native video chat, and though I couldn't get mine to work correctly on the first try, the promise is there, I would not let this bias your purchase of this phone, Yahoo still offers video chat and until Qik can debug it will be a pretty ok substitute... quite honestly video chat is still a budding technology, so not many people are able to do it yet, being one of the first sometimes means a bug or two.
When considering the problems that iphone 4 had at release and the issues that MyTouch 4G had at release, it is pretty easy to say MyTouch 4G is even at this point much closer than iphone at taking the top spot, and though the world has placed iPhone as the one to beat, I walk around convinced, as a former iPhone user, if iPhone wants to win me back, they are going to have to beat the MyTouch 4G... it is the true King of the mountain right now.
10 out of 13 users found this user opinion helpful.
Competition for the iPhone
by RufusLacy on November 13, 2010
Pros: The OS has been overhauled allowing more ease of usage. The recent app screen make it easy for you to get back to your previous app without flipping screens or accessing your app screen. Downloading is a plus, it's the fastest phone on the market.
Cons: The video chatting is not perfect still needs work. The headset is very low at times. The trackball is ignoring if any part of your hand touches it, screens start moving (need to have you option to turn the trackball off).
Summary: Hands down i think this is the best Android phone out, the responsiveness of the phone is unbelievable. it is heavy for a smartphone only slightly heavier then the iPhone (...
Summary: Hands down i think this is the best Android phone out, the responsiveness of the phone is unbelievable. it is heavy for a smartphone only slightly heavier then the iPhone (MyTouch 5 vs iPhone 4.8). The design of the phone is nice not flashy, simple with a hint of color. It is a nice size for your pocket, it doesn't fill bulky like the HTC HD-EVO devices. IMing is easier, texting is easier, and Emailing is faster. Great Phone in my book.
7 out of 8 users found this user opinion helpful.
The phone is monumental, however....
by indiantechie on November 1, 2010
Pros: The screen is big, spacious and beautiful, it's thin, and has the feel of a REALLY premium design, Battery life seems decent, plus it gives yet another amazing choice to t-mobile customers
Cons: the UI seems kind of weird ,and while the "plastic and steel" design is really nice and has the feeling of being a quality device it's nothing new ,Genius buttons is weird, it would be better if you could choose between voice search and typing it in
Summary: This phone is easily a contender for top 5 smartphones with its gret screen big but not too big screen , a front facing camera, being extremely thin and HSPA+ speeds, ...
Summary: This phone is easily a contender for top 5 smartphones with its gret screen big but not too big screen , a front facing camera, being extremely thin and HSPA+ speeds, plus it just looks sexy, one of my quirks was that the UI was qierd but on my friends MyTouch Slide he had the option of using HTC Sense as his default skin and i hope that transfers over here , the design is nothing new and is starting to become boring)at least for me,) even though it is one of the more premium and higher end devices out there plus the genius button's mandatory requirement for having to use voice search is annoying, because while not having to type is good the only thing ill really use that for is GPS (why can't you just type in what you want to search for),and even though cnet said they had problems with video chat i had seemed to have no problem's ,but other than that this phone is easily amazing or monumental, or a beast or however else you describe a top of the line device.I just realized the how bad my bottom line is so here?s a update,the thing is while this device might, have some irritations, they are nothing compared to the pro's, one of my quirks was the fact that the weird,but however my friends MyTouch slide had the option to use HTC Sense as his default skin, so I?m hoping it will transfer over to this device too, however even if it doesn?t,I?m 100 percent sure you can get used to the UI, then another thing was that the device was boring however no matter how boring it's still very sexy and premium, then another thing was that genius buttons mandatory voice search was irritating when I wanted to just type it in, but that's nothing big enough to be a deal breaker and i think that there is an option for typing it in, and while Cnet?s model had video chat problems i experienced nothing of the sort. Even though it might have some quirks they are easily solved or nothing of too much weight, SO this phone easily deserves the "Awesome Phone" award!
Updated on Nov 2, 2010
Updated on Nov 2, 2010One more thing that I just realized , I actually sat down with a black version instead of a white version , and I realized what I perceived as boring was a simple deceiving of color, I saw just high quality the phone compared to the previous models, which now feel plasticky, plus the pictures and the dummy phone were of the white model and in my eyes black gray and white just DIDNT GO TOGETHER , so one of my quirks that the design felt boring was simply a deceiving to my eyes through a color scheme that didn?t go together(to me), so that makes this phone even better!
Updated on Nov 6, 2010Theres one more thing, i have been extensively comparing G2 this phone, and i simply can't find a reason to support one or the other. while the G2 does have a slide out keyboard and is running stock ui, but the Mytouch does give the option of using HTC sense as your default, unforunately its not pure HTC Sense, and there is still some of tmo's influence. found no problem with using the virtual keyboard, however there is a slight learning curve whenever using a virtual keyboard, but there is a learning curve to almost everything. , on the oter hand, the mytouch comes with a speedier processor,and a front facing camera plus it has tethering and hotspot capabilities. and it has a slightly bigger screen., So as you can see there are easily Pro's and Con's to both phones, and i will try and compare them, if i may suggest a prizefight between the myTouch 4G and G2, then it might solve a lot of tmo customers prblems.
8 out of 11 users found this user opinion helpful.
Simply Astounding.
by Galen20K on November 4, 2010
Pros: Astounding Build Quality, Bright Clear Super-LCD glass screen, High Ram, Second generation Snapdragon, Great Battery Life, FAST FAST FAST on almost all Aspects of phone.
Cons: Kinda miss the trackball from my Nexus One but getting used to a track pad.
Summary: I?m Loving my Plum myTouch 4G very much. It?s FAST as hell in all aspects from UI to the Internet speeds to just general snappiness. The Build quality ...
Summary: I?m Loving my Plum myTouch 4G very much. It?s FAST as hell in all aspects from UI to the Internet speeds to just general snappiness. The Build quality is just Amazingly impressive with the soft touch rubberized soft touch, the Metal back and rim on the front and of course the glass Super LCD screen is the right combination of materials that feel solid in the hand. I am REALLY impressed even more so than I thought I would be considering just how much I loved my Nexus One and to my surprise I really love this phone even more so its really saying an awful lot.
I read the blogs from insiders who handled the phone before its release who were saying all those good things about it and in my head I was like yeah yeah, we?ll see. But I shouldn?t have doubted them one bit. Pleasantly surprised.
Bravo HTC and T-Mobile, you have a Winner. thanks for not disappointing.
7 out of 9 users found this user opinion helpful.
Super sexy phone and lovin the 4G speeds
by cpk7 on November 5, 2010
Pros: Hard to admit but I like this phone WAY better than my iPhone! It has the perfect mix of style, speed and cool features. What I love the most is that I can create a Wi-Fi connection so that I can connect to my iPad!
Cons: I hate the fact that the pre-loaded games are trial versions especially since I cannot remove them. That is super annoying. I also wish it had an 8MP camera like the EVO and other phones in the market.
4 out of 4 users found this user opinion helpful.
It's my best friend!
by noob001 on December 5, 2010
Pros: 1 GHz 2nd gen snapdragon and 768 mb of ram make this phone fastttt. It feels nice in my hand and the design is awesome. The screen is sharp and bright. The camera is the best I've used so far and the FFC is cool (even though i don't use it). ANDROID!
Cons: Flash is a little choppy in the browser. The speaker is pretty bad and I won't ever turn it to maximum ever again... This is a personal problem, but I always get EDGE and rarely HSPA or HSPA+ at my house. Battery life is ok..
Summary: This phone is alot better than my previous MyTouch 3g (obviously). This time, my phone is really fast and loads a web page in under a minute. It actually loads ...
Summary: This phone is alot better than my previous MyTouch 3g (obviously). This time, my phone is really fast and loads a web page in under a minute. It actually loads in under 10 seconds most of the time. Apps and games launch instantly and there's no lag at all, even in the intensive games like Racing Thunder or Speedx 3d. At first, I used task killers every time I closed an app. Now, I don't use task killers at all. The 768 mb of ram is more than enough to handle some apps running in the background.
The design is really cool. The chrome thingy runs around the front of the phone and separates the screen from the colorful back side. The metallic battery door makes it feel tough and is fun to take off and put on. I like the weight of the phone. Seriously, what is a couple more grams really going to do? Make you plummet into the center of the earth? No. It makes it harder for the phone to slip out of my hand.
The screen is pretty awesome. After seeing the jaw-dropping retina display of the iPhone 4, I thought the screen would be bad. It isn't. The screen is really sharp and you can barely see individual pixels if you hold it about 2 inches away from your face. I never use auto-brightness because 30% is enough to see it in the sun and is extremely bright in a dark place.
The camera is the best that I've used. Although, I've only had a 2007 Sidekick LX (eww), a MyTouch 3g, and this. It comes with lots of effects, zoom that still allows you not show pixels, and a nice LED flash for taking pictures and for a flashlight. One thing though is that solid colors seem to have these rainbow dots popping up all over, but I don't know if that's how it is with all phones. The front-facing camera is nice feature. This girl thought that it was a mirror, haha!
The flash player is a little choppy. For example, when there's flash playing like an advertisement and I scroll, it doesn't really move with the page. The content doesn't move too smoothly, but it's manageable. I don't like the 1/8 of an inch bar thingy at the bottom where you move the cursor thing to skip forward or back when playing flash videos.
The speaker is really nasty... Don't even try to play music on maximum volume...
The HSPA+ speeds are really fast for me.. when I actually get them. I've gotten 4 bars with the H symbol once. At my house, the average is 2 bars with EDGE. So, I turn on wifi, but sometimes it doesn't connect so I have to restart the router :(. Also, things like loading a web page, syncing mail, or updating the weather don't work until the down arrow (I'm guessing that means download-something) lights up, which takes about 10 seconds (Again, I don't know if it's just me or if this happens on all phones.)
The battery life on this phone lasts pretty long.. if the screen is off, data connection is off, and the CPU is underclocked to 245 min and 368 max. Usually when I play flash content and browse on the web for about an hour, 100% goes down to 66%. On an average school day, my phone is unplugged at 6:20 and has about 30% left at the end of the day. Of course, pretty much everything is off from 7:25 to 2:45. So the battery life isn't the greatest, but it can handle a day's use.
Overall, this phone is awesome. Android 2.2 is my favorite OS with all its sexy features and customization. It beats the iPhone 4 at everything! (except for apps, screen?, iTunes, and sexiness) For once, I'm glad to be on T-Mobile and to not have an obsolete phone after a month of use.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Thanks to this phone, I'm not going to IPhone 4!
by shawsr7 on November 13, 2010
Pros: I love the swype technology. Truly awesome. Now, I can text at light speed. It isn't 100% perfect, but it gets it right 97% of the time for me. I love the picture quality, music downloads and call quality.
Cons: The battery is a downer. I can talk with a blue tooth for about 2 hours before the battery run downs. Other than that I would have given it 5 stars. The video chat is ok--not mind boggling. 8 G micro card. Wish it was 16G.
Summary: I like the sturdy, heavy balanced feel. I shopped AT&T to death. I had convinced myself that I was going to leave T-Mobile and rush to get the ...
Summary: I like the sturdy, heavy balanced feel. I shopped AT&T to death. I had convinced myself that I was going to leave T-Mobile and rush to get the IPHONE 4 after my contract expired. I cannot tell you how many times I had gone to ATT stores playing with that device. However, I got say that this phone--this MyTouch HD 4G fulfills "tech appetite".
The battery life isn't the best. But, I found out that the IPhone 4, Samsung Vibrant and other HTC phones suffer from the same deficiency. I love this phone.
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
It's an awesome phone
by toahaahmad on November 3, 2010
Pros: I don't know why CNET had problems with the video chat, mine works great. It has great speed, sturdy design
Cons: I would agree that its a bit one the heavier side
Summary: A must have!
Summary: A must have!
3 out of 3 users found this user opinion helpful.
Not impressed...yet.
by SimplyScotty on November 13, 2010
Pros: Great speed, camera works amazingly well especially with the flash, the hardware and design are solid and sharp looking, there is a restart option, the genius button is fun to play with, text and call over WiFi is an awesome feature for the phone.
Cons: The speaker could be a little better (or maybe just on the front of the phone instead of on the back), and T-mobile could give me one that's not damaged right out of the box. I've gone through two of these phones already in less than a week.
Summary: My issue is probably more with the two phones I've had to turn back into T-mobile because they had issues. The first one kept resetting itself constantly and I ...
Summary: My issue is probably more with the two phones I've had to turn back into T-mobile because they had issues. The first one kept resetting itself constantly and I was having a ton of network issues (wifi and t mobile network, non of which were a problem with my G1). The second phone would not allow me to send MMS messages (pictures, videos, large text etc) at all! And the tactile feedback made a horrible noise and got worse over the two days that I had this phone (sounded like it was about to burn out). I talked with technical support both times and they came to the conclusion that the phones were definitely defective. So, hopefully the third phone will be the one!!
The phone is probably great otherwise...It moves super quickly, the swype feature makes the fact that the phone has no physical keyboard a non issue for me (swype works way better than I had anticipated). The phone itself looks cool and feels solid. It comes pre-loaded with useless junk like trial versions of games that you can't get rid of, but hey, what new phone or computer doesn't these days. All in all, I would recommend it...I think...if I have another "issue" phone, I'm certainly going to find an alternative phone!
AND A TIP: I bought my phone through a t-mobile store in the mall, and they are making me do a mail in rebate to get $50 bucks back to make the phone $199. Check out other stores that carry t-mobile first because you can get it with an instant rebate to make it $199 instead of having to do the stupid mail in one. I didn't realize this before I bought it directly through T-Mobile.
4 out of 6 users found this user opinion helpful.
- Manufacturer: HTC
- Part number: MYTOUCHWHTMB20140
- Description: The more you get to know the T-Mobile myTouch 3G, the better it gets to know you. You can customize almost everything on this phone, and stay in sync with all your Google apps and accounts.
- Packaged Quantity 1
- Product Type Smartphone
- Form Factor Touch
- Phone Design PDA
- Integrated Components GPS receiver,
2nd camera,
Digital camera,
Digital player,
Voice recorder
- Width 2.44 in
- Depth 0.43 in
- Height 4.8 in
- Weight 5 oz
- Body Color White
- Image Color Disclaimer The image of the product displayed may be of a different color
- Technology WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM
- Band WCDMA (UMTS) / GSM 850/900/1800/1900
- Mobile Broadband Generation 3G
- Service Provider T-Mobile
- Operating System Google Android
- Application Software Adobe Flash Player 10.1
- Input Device(s) Touch sensitive screen (multi-touch)
Messaging & Internet
- Cellular Messaging Services MMS,
- Instant Messaging Services Yahoo! Messenger,
AOL Instant Messenger Service (AIM),
Google Talk,
Windows Live Messenger (MSN Messenger)
- Supported Email Protocols POP3,
- Messaging & Data Features Text messages,
Instant messages,
HTML Browser
- Mobile Services YouTube,
Google Search,
Video Call,
Google Play
- Data Transmission GPRS,
- Wireless Interface Bluetooth,
IEEE 802.11b/g/n
- Bluetooth Profiles Advanced Audio Distribution Profile (A2DP)
- Communication Features Internet browser,
Mobile Email client
Phone Features
- Phone Functions Voice control,
Call timer,
Conference call,
Voice dialing,
Vibrating alert
- Polyphonic Ringer Yes
- Additional Features DLNA Certified,
Intelligent typing (SWYPE)
- Personal Information Management Synchronization with PC,
Alarm clock
Media Player
- Supported Digital Audio Standards eAAC+,
- Supported Digital Video Standards MPEG-4
- Type QUALCOMM MSM8255
- Clock Speed 1 GHz
- Supported Flash Memory Cards microSDHC - up to 32 GB
Digital Camera
- Sensor Resolution 5 megapixels
- Focus Adjustment Automatic
- Camera Light Source LED light
- Video Recorder Resolutions 1280 x 720 (720p)
- Features Video recording,
Face detection
Navigation System
- GPS Navigation GPS receiver
- Navigation Software & Services Google Maps
- Type Color
- Diagonal Size 3.8 in
- Connector Type Headset jack - Mini-phone 3.5 mm
- Included Accessories Power adapter , Power adapter
- Also Included microSDHC - 8 GB
Product series
Manufacturer: HTC
Specs: T-Mobile,
With digital player / digital camera,
5 oz,
5 megapixels,
3.8 in
Manufacturer: HTC
Specs: T-Mobile,
With digital player / digital camera,
5 oz,
5 megapixels,
3.8 in
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- Manufacturer profile
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- Manufacturer:HTC
- Address:
13920 SE Eastgate Way, Bellevue, WA 98005
- Phone: (425) 861-9174
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By Nancy R. Elliott
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ALEXANDRIA, Ind. — One foot is tucked onto the rung of the stool. Hands are wrapped around an acoustic guitar, and a face is turned upward with song. The encouraging audience listens receptively over their drinks and munchies.
It's open mic night at the newly opened Studio Café in Alexandria.
"A little taste of Nashville and New York in Alexandria," is how Dustin Jacobs describes the new venue, placing the emphasis squarely on the music. "We are not a bar. We are a café — a live music house that serves alcohol."
Jacobs, 36, along with his buddy and partner, Chris Chambers, 34, are the on-site entrepreneurs manning the bar and a whole lot more. The two recently joined forces with a third partner, FM Music Live, in a step that has broadened the pair's vision for local, original music.
The Studio Café is an intimate venue. There's a bar inside, dotted with stools. There are cloth-covered tables and chairs in the cozy space, and a small stage area for performers. Every Thursday night, it's open mic night, up close and personal. On Fridays, look for scheduled local artists in the spotlight. Jacobs said that Saturdays are likely to become a game night.
In addition to beer, wine, mixed drinks, soda and coffee, patrons can purchase snack items or individual school-style pizzas.
"We're going to expand our menu as soon as we get the money," said Chambers. Expand is a key word, there, and Chambers and his pal, Jacobs, are all about that.
As it turns out, the Studio Café is really the tip of the iceberg. It's just the latest morph-step in the rapidly evolving world of all-things-local-music at the Alexandria site.
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It was little more than a year ago when Chambers was running his bookstore, Days and Knights, in the building. Chambers launched a radio show, and invited Jacobs to participate.
"We started out just radio," said Chambers. In June, 2012, they called themselves Geek Public Radio.
"I just had a table there," Jacobs points to a space that was formerly just wide-open, empty building. "We started a talk show. It was like Bob and Tom meets pop culture." Jacobs started bringing local music artists onto the show. "It started growing and growing."
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Jacobs came up with the mantra, "Radio for the people, by the people." That prompted Chambers to associate the word 'revolution.' The concept transformed into the new name, "RevolRadio."
When Michael Martin from Muncie's Folly Moon and FM Music Live came to be on the radio show, he was impressed with what was happening. He threw his hat into the RevolRadio ring, bringing with him a suite of skills that have grown the RevolRadio focus.
"We're all things media," said Jacobs. "You can walk in our front door, you can get merchandise made, get your photos done… Basically, we're an entertainment agency."
The focus is opening the doors for local, original performers by getting them over the radio waves, onto the mellow stage of the Studio Café and into other entertainment venues.
"We support local," said. Jacobs. "We're trying to make a bright spot in Alexandria and provide an alternative for entertainment."
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Despite being a Michigan wolverine, I'm excited to call Ohio home! Prior to joining the Fox 19 news team in 2009, I worked at WILX, the NBC affiliate in Lansing, Michigan reporting on everything from the downfall of the auto industry to Archbishop Desmond Tutu's visit to Michigan State University. While in Lansing, I also received an honorable mention from the Michigan Association of Broadcasters for a story on the growing number of young people resorting to plasma and egg donation for financial gain.
My college summer internship at NBC 5 in Chicago was a defining moment that ignited my passion for journalism, since then I've been anxious to hit the ground running. After graduating from University of Michigan with a double major in Communications and Spanish, I went on to receive my Master's in Journalism from Medill School of Journalism at Northwestern University. During my graduate studies I reported as a Washington correspondent for various client stations across the country, I'm also a member of the National Association of Black Journalists.
I'm originally from the suburbs of Chicago and while I love the Windy City, I'm looking forward to a somewhat milder winter in Cincinnati. During my free time you can catch me playing golf, traveling, watching college football or surrounding myself with family and friends. I'll be covering the latest news from Butler County at Fox 19, if you have any story ideas I'd love to hear them, just e-mail me at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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INDIANAPOLIS (WAVE) - The chairman of the Indiana Senate Education committee said any proposals to expand the state's private school voucher system will have to be approved first by the House.
Wednesday, the committee was set to vote on a bill that would make it easier for siblings of those already in the program to also receive vouchers.
The vote was delayed because the committee is waiting to see if the House will approve a broader bill that would completely end the one year waiting period included in the 2012 bill.
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Ancient Roman Gold Coins Shine at Gorny & Mosch Auction
By Dr. Ursula Kampmann - CoinsWeekly.com ……. 57,500 euros for an aureus of Augustus, 80,500 euros for Septimius Severus and Otho, nearly 53,000 euros for Diocletian – right now, Roman gold reaches maximum prices.* In addition, the results... read more »


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You are invited to the launch of
African Arguments Online
Tuesday, 1 Novemener 2011
6-8 p.m.
School of Oriental and African Studies (SOAS)
Thornhaugh Street,
Russell Square,
London WC1H 0XG
With Alex de Waal (World Peace Foundation), Hadeel Ibrahim (Mo Ibrahim Foundation), Richard Dowden (RAS) and chair David Loyn (BBC)
African Arguments is a series of short books about Afirca today. Aimed at the growing numbers of students and general readers who want to know more about the continent, these books hightlight many of the longer-term strategics as well as immediate political issues confronting the African continient. They get to the heart of why Africa is the way it is and how it is changing. The books are scholary but engaged, substantive as well as topical.
Africa has long been the locus and the focus for the most impassioned and intellectually-informed debate. But for many years, specialist Africa coverage in the world's media has been in decline. African news and views have moved to the web, but there has been no comparable Africa-wide movement which provides in-depth analysis and debate of the issues and controversies that animate the continent today. With African Arguments Online we intend to fill this gap. African Arguments Online brings debate on the most important African topics to a wider audience with the rapidity of a news magazine and the reach of the internet, and leading public intellectuals – writers, scholars, activists – contribute regular columns.


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Salem — Philip J. Sciascia, age 68, died unexpectedly at his home on Monday, December 24, 2012. Born in Winchester, Philip was the son of the late Peter and Margaret (Robbins) Sciascia. He was raised in Winchester where he attended public schools. Following his education, Mr. Sciascia entered the United States Army and served his Country during the Vietnam War.
Mr. Sciascia will also be missed by his friends at American By Products of Lynn where he worked until his death. He was a driver for the company. He enjoyed fishing and cars and his dogs Lilo and Taz-Taz.
Surviving him are his son, Kevin Sciascia of Salem, his grandson Kaleb Sciascia, and his former wife, Pamela Doyle of Danvers. He also had four sisters and two brothers.
ARRANGEMENTS: Mr. Sciascia's Funeral will be held on Thursday at 1:00 P.M. at the Murphy Funeral Home, 85 Federal St. (cor of North St.), Salem. Visiting hours will be held at the Funeral Home on Wednesday from 4:00 P.M. to 8:00 P.M. Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to attend. Interment will be in Greenlawn Cemetery, Salem. For those who wish, memorial contributions may be made to the American Heart Association, 20 Speen St, Framingham, MA 01701. For our online guest book or additional information, please call 978 744 0497 or visit www.MurphyFuneralHome.com.


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"We attend tennis camp with Dr. Dave Marshall every year, so we decided to order shirts and we surprised the person who organizes our trip with a shirt. Service was great, the shirts came ahead of time, the sizes were accurate, and the logos were perfect."


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10 Ways to Be a Great Date
Great Dates
When it comes to dating, most of us worry about the wrong things: "Will he laugh at my jokes? Be impressed by my job? Notice that my bangs are doing that weird flip?" The result: our attempt to make a good impression frequently backfires. After all, who wants to be around such a wreck? Fortunately Lynn Harris, author of Breakup Girl to the Rescue! A Superhero's Guide to Love and Lack Thereof (Back Bay, 2000), says that anyone can become a champion dater: it just takes a simple attitude shift. "Being good at dating isn't about impressing men," says Harris. "It's about coming up with ways to make it more enjoyable for you. If you're having a good time, then you'll be a good date."
1. Do something that you'd enjoy -- with or without your dream date. If there's a movie that you've been dying to see, a new restaurant that you're curious to try, or a museum exhibit that you want to check out, a date is a great excuse to get yourself there. "If you do something you've always wanted to do anyway, then you can't lose. And it will make you a better date because you're having fun," says Harris.
2. Engage your body, as well as your mind. If the thought of coming up with several hours of conversation with a new man gives you hives, suggest a sporty activity like bowling, pool, or even just going for a walk. If you're shooting darts or playing a video game, you won't feel the pressure to keep up a nonstop conversation. Plus, you'll have some natural opportunities to flirt -- with good-natured competition and gentle teasing, for example. But, says Harris, "Don't pick anything that puts you on the spot or challenges you. Don't make it the first time you go bungee-jumping."


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KISSIMMEE, Fla. (AP) -- All winter long, Jair Jurrjens and Martin Prado wondered which uniform they'd be wearing this season.
Their names were mentioned frequently in trade talks after the Atlanta Braves collapsed at the end of last season, missing out on the playoffs by a single game. They each had disappointing, injury-plagued seasons -- Jurrjens winning just one game after the All-Star break, Prado slumping to the lowest average of his big league career.
In the end, they stayed put.
The Braves didn't find a deal to their liking, so both Jurrjens and Prado are still with the Braves. If healthy, both could play key roles. Jurrjens had a brilliant first half and made the All-Star team, while Prado had been a consistent .300 hitter for the Braves until last season.


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Beginning on Tuesday, I have some work in a printmakers' group exhibition. The opening is on Tuesday night. All welcome. It's on till 21st May and I will be there on Friday afternoon minding the exhibition so do come along.
On Tuesday 22 May at Balmain Library and again on 22nd June at Leichhardt Library, I will be teaching a free two-hour workshop in decorating papers with inks. We will be making itajime paper and bubble paper. Here is where you book a place. There will be a demonstration coming up in June also at The Art Scene.
With all these workshops and my acrylics classes starting again, EDiM chugs along. Not far to go till we're half-way (I'm lagging with the blogging). I had fun drawing this egg carton. Weird perspective, but I had to place that way to fit on the page, because my book is a little narrower than usual. Most of it is drawn in watercolour pencils, then I've used the dip pen again but with burnt sienna ink this time. I'm back using the watercolour pencils more and more, and just loving the dip pen. I plan to try a quite a few different colours of ink before the end of May.
I've got more into the swing of the 'materiality' thing & hope to use some pastels soon too, though I'll need to prep the paper with transparent gesso. I love to use this stuff when I am drawing in pastels or charcoal. It gives me something to dig into, and I draw better.


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ARC works to end the suffering, abuse, and exploitation of non-human animals through information, education, and advocacy.
Most of our lives are pretty comfortable compared to a duck on a foie gras farm, an elephant in a circus, a male baby chick being tossed out like garbage, or a homeless cat digging in the trash for food. Donating to the Animal Rights Coalition provides the support that is so vital to ensuring we can advocate for these animals in need. Please donate now - even a small amount makes a big difference. And consider signing up to be a monthly donor to provide the predictable, ongoing support that will allow us to focus all our energies on animals in need.
The Animal Rights Coalition works to end the suffering, abuse and exploitation of non-human animals through information, education, and advocacy. We believe that animals matter for their own reasons and that they should not be used by human beings for profit, pleasure, amusement, or simply because it is our habit to do so. We work to abolish the use and exploitation of animals for human interests, rather than simply reforming or improving the conditions under which animals are used and exploited.
We focus on spreading the word about compassionate living. From helping people transition to a plant-based diet to publicizing the abuse of animals in laboratories to educating the public about the exploitation of animals used in entertainment, ARC's education and outreach programs reach thousands of people every year.
Please visit our website at www.animalrightscoalition.com to learn about our unique and innovative programs to help animals.


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CHATTANOOGA, TN (WRCB) -- Detectives with the Chattanooga Police Department's Homicide Unit have arrested 24 year-old Stephen Doentae Lester for his connection in the murder of Edward Glenn.
Detectives determined that Glenn was set-up to be robbed when the shooting occurred at 2500 O'Rear Street.
Lester has been charged with felony murder, especially aggravated robbery, and criminal conspiracy.
Late Thursday night, Chattanooga police arrested Carmisha Lay, 24, for her connection to the murder.
Lay has been charged with First Degree Murder, Conspiracy to Commit Robbery, Especially Aggravated Robbery, Tampering with Evidence, and False Reports.
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IC After Dark creates themed late-night events that are exciting, interactive, and of course, fun! What sets us apart from other organizations is our cost, or lack thereof. That's right.. all IC After Dark events are free of charge!
Our April event will be IC Cruiselines! Grab your passport and get sail the seas in one night in Emerson Suites on April 26th from 8-11pm. Stay tuned for more details on our social media and website!
Check out pictures from our last event, Jukebox Jive, in the sidebar!
Because the main purpose of our events is not to raise money, we can focus on creating the best entertainment for you. We are a student run organization, so we know what you like. Plus, we're always striving to create bigger and better events so that you'll want to come back for more!
Thank you for a great semester! See you next year!
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BLOOMINGTON, Ill. -- Bloomington Police confirm missing teen Mary Bohanan has been safely located.
Little information is being released about the circumstances but police said Bohanan, 18, was found in Normal at 4:45 p.m. Thursday.
On Wednesday, Bloomington Police requested public's help in finding the missing teen.
Bohanan had been missing since Monday afternoon.
According to her mother, Bohanan is the care of DCFS and was in Bloomington for a DCFS hearing.
After the hearing, she was put in a van that was supposed to take her to a mental health care facility in Rockford where she had been staying. Bohanan reportedly walked away from the van at a gas station in the 1200 block of West Market in Bloomington.


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Wesleyan Home → Wesconnect → Home
An online community for Wesleyan Alumni the world over
Toronto's cultural highlights, from Lasky '82
Aug 20, 2014
The latest piece in the NYT interactive series on creative urban neighborhoods: the cultural highlights of downtown Toronto, by Julie Lasky '82.
Gideon '04 and his new art form of video operas
Video artist and composer Alexis Gideon '04 created a new art form: the stop-action video opera.
Truscott '94 performs show on rape discourse
Aug 19, 2014
Straddling the gap between performance art and comedy, Adrienne Truscott '94 presents 'Asking for It,' a show looking at "the ugliness of rape discourse."
Rosenworcel '93 champions community radio
Aug 18, 2014
"We live in a world of expanding online content - but there is something about local radio that speaks to the heart of a community," Jessica Rosenworcel '93 champions the Community Radio Act.
Tatum '75 steps down to focus on scholarship
Aug 13, 2014
After 13 years as President of Spelman College, Beverly Daniel Tatum '75 steps down to pursue her scholarship on racial difficulties in education.
Showing: 8/23/2014 to 9/23/2014. See all Alumni events…
Wednesday, August 27, 2014
WesHaul 2014
Faculty and staff from all over campus are welcoming the class of 2018 and their parents by helping them move in on Arrival Day!
Saturday, September 06, 2014
WesHack 2014
Our annual two-part tech conference for students and alumni. Track one is a day-long crash course on coding languages, website design, and more. Track two is a 48-hour hackathon where teams compete to build a winning Wes-themed app.
Thursday, September 11, 2014
How to Destroy Higher Education: A Conversation in Chicago
Join us in Chicago where NBC correspondent John Yang '80, author Alex Kotlowitz '77 and President Roth '78 talk about threats to higher education.
Wednesday, September 17, 2014
Welcome to the City 2014
Welcome to the City is back! Alumni, parents and friends are invited to happy hours around the world to welcome our newest graduates to their new homes.
Saturday, September 20, 2014
Wesleyan vs. Middlebury Tailgate & Game
The Cardinals take on the Panthers in a battle between the 2013 co-champions. Come to the tailgate before the football game; cheer them on at Middlebury.
Storytelling: Marie-Carole Desrosiers '83 and Marva Angel '83
Marie-Carole Desrosiers '83 and Marva Angel '83 recall a very different sociopolitical climate in Connecticut, and how the Wesleyan community, led by President Colin Campbell, banded together when the lives of black students were threatened. #THISISWHY
Storytelling: Kate Nattrass '03 and Andrea McCoy '03
Aug 12, 2014
This week, we hear Kate Nattrass '03 and Andrea McCoy '03 in conversation about their first days as roommates and how they handled each other's opposing political views. #THISISWHY
Storytelling: Jaron Argiz '01, Aaron Frank '01 and Claire Frank '01
Jul 28, 2014
The Storytelling Project returns with Jaron Argiz '01, Aaron Frank '01 and Claire Frank '01 in conversation. They remember the New Group and a song that stayed with them through years of friendship.
Storytelling: Midge Carroll '14 and Simone Hyman '15 (clip)
Apr 29, 2014
Midge Carroll '14 and Simone Hyman '15 bonded over the shared agony of organic chem: "They already had a study group called The Org-gy...it's like orgy and orgo rolled into one."
Storytelling: Taylor Matthew '17 and Megan Norris '83 (clip)
Apr 15, 2014
In this clip, Taylor Matthew '17 talks with her mother Megan Norris '83 P'17 about the Fight Song, annual Reunions, and knowing where the pink elephant is. #THISISWHY
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1. Green Bay Packers: Jennings' injury may change strategy while chasing 16-0 mark.
2. Baltimore Ravens: Didn't suffer the hiccup we've seen against bad teams this season.
3. New Orleans Saints: Run defense held Chris Johnson to 23 yards.
4. Pittsburgh Steelers: Picked a good time to get extra days of rest with stars ailing.
5. New England Patriots: Don't forget, Gronkowski is also a very good blocker.
6. San Francisco 49ers: "D" getting carved up by Skelton not a good sign for the playoffs.
7. Houston Texans: T.J. Yates, of all people, gets the Texans' franchise its first playoff bid.
8. New York Jets: Losing Leonhard could be difference in making the playoffs.
9. Atlanta Falcons: Getting Jags and Bucs in final three weeks a nice holiday gift.
10. Denver Broncos: We know what you're thinking — Prater does it again!
11. New York Giants: Eli and Jason Pierre-Paul put Giants back in NFC East driver's seat.
12. Dallas Cowboys: Defensive breakdowns in the fourth quarter put Dallas in catch-up mode.
13. Detroit Lions: Lacking the killer instinct we saw at the start of the season.
14. Tennessee Titans: Locker showed promise in rally, and then his youth on the final play.
15. Cincinnati Bengals: Crushing blow to playoff hopes with poor "D" in final seconds.
16. Chicago Bears: Barber's gaffes, Tebow's magic hand Chicago third consecutive loss.
17. Arizona Cardinals: One of the hottest teams in football; have won five of six.
18. Oakland Raiders: Showed how far away they are by getting pounded in Lambeau.
19. San Diego Chargers: Norv's December magic likely to be too little, too late this season.
20. Seattle Seahawks: Lynch and "D" coming on, but team still needs a franchise QB.
21. Philadelphia Eagles: D-Jax has three games left to prove he deserves big money.
22. Buffalo Bills: Last year's draft focused on defense. A similar strategy needed this April.
23. Miami Dolphins: Haven't allowed an opponent 100 rushing yards since Week Nine.
24. Kansas City Chiefs: Have to wonder when, or if, Ricky Stanzi will get a chance.
25. Carolina Panthers: It's not Olindo Mare's fault team blew a 16-point halftime lead.
26. Washington Redskins: Fourth-rounder Helu looking like quite the draft pick.
27. Jacksonville Jaguars: Gabbert's play down the stretch critical to team's draft plans.
28. Cleveland Browns: Recent drafts on defense are starting to pay dividends.
29. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: Giving up 41 to Jags is quite the low point for reeling Bucs.
30. Minnesota Vikings: Certainly not playing like a 2-11 team, showing late-game resilience.
31. St. Louis Rams: Quarterback injuries the latest in an extremely disappointing season.
32. Indianapolis Colts: Indy hopes Manning and Luck will be the next Favre and Rodgers.


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By Robert Carter
North Jefferson News
GARDENDALE — A community workshop regarding Gardendale's comprehensive land use plan is scheduled for this Thursday evening.
The workshop is being held by the Regional Planning Commission of Greater Birmingham, along with KPS Group, Inc. The city's land use plan is being updated by both organizations, and they are seeking input and advice from residents and business owners before the update is finalized.
The meeting will begin at 6 p.m., and will be held in the exhibition hall at the Gardendale Civic Center.


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Streets on the Upper West Side of Manhattan were shut down by a pack of ATV and motorcycle bandits to perform stunts and tricks for a dead friend.
It happened along two blocks of Broadway in Washington Heights on Sunday afternoon.
The bikers forced traffic to stop in the area of the Ortiz Funeral Home for about 20 minutes.
The riders did donuts, wheelies and other tricks while traffic came to a stand-still.
A source told Fox 5's Lisa Evers that it was all to honor a 21-year-old's wake that was being held inside the building.
People who live in the area were not amused and were wondering why the police did nothing to stop it.
Fox 5 News reached out to the NYPD for comment. Monday night it issued a statement saying: "We are aware of the video, but not sure of the origin. There has been no formal complaints with police, however the precinct commander will monitor the situation."
St. Sen. Adriano Espaillat told Fox 5 that it shows that motorcycle groups are still a problem and this latest incident shows why the NYPD should require permits for large gatherings of members.
The incident happened near a well publicized incident where a driver was pulled from his SUV and beaten after running over a biker who was involved in a group of riders not following traffic laws on the West Side Highway.
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A firefighter was injured while battling a house fire in Gaston County, according to Crowder's Mountain Fire and Rescue.
Firefighters from Crowder's Mountain Fire and Rescue assisted the Union Road Volunteer Fire Department in battling the house fire Thursday afternoon.Shortly after noon, both departments received a dispatch of a reported structure on fire on Cedar Oak Circle in Gastonia. When crews arrived on the scene, they described a single story home with smoke and flames visible from the top of the dwelling.
Upon entering the home, firefighters encountered a fully involved fire in the attic, officials said.
About 30 minutes later, the fire was extinguished. The home sustained approximately $50,000 in damages.
One firefighter was taken to the hospital for injuries, but is expected to recover. No other injuries were reported.The cause of the fire is under investigation by the Gaston County Fire Investigations Task Force.
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Video: Barbecue jalapeno poppers
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Mary Constantine tries a sweet twist on a spicy favorite with barbecue jalepeno poppers, just in time for the Superbowl.
Barbecue jalapeno poppers
18 fresh jalapenos
1 (8-ounce) package cream cheese
1/2 cup grated cheddar cheese
1 green onion, sliced
12 slices thin bacon, cut into thirds
Bottled barbecue sauce
Rubber or plastic gloves
Preheat oven to 275 degrees. Wearing gloves, cut jalapenos in half lengthwise, trying to keep the stems intact. Using spoon, scrape out seeds and light-colored membranes. (The heat comes from the seeds and membranes, so leave some if you want extra heat.) Combine cream cheese, cheddar cheese and chopped green onions. Stuff each jalapeno with cheese mixture. Wrap with bacon, covering as much of the surface as possible. Don't stretch the bacon too tight as it shrinks when cooked. If jalapenos are large, using half a slice of bacon. Place on cookie sheet. Brush surface of bacon with barbecue sauce. Chutney or apricot jelly can also be used. Spear each popper with toothpick and bake 30 minutes or until bacon is sizzling. Serve hot or at room temperature.
Source: "Pioneer Woman Cooks," (William Morrow, $27.50)
Recipe Request: "Jess loves Calhoun's corn pudding". I had a Calhoun's employee (several years ago) tell me the corn pudding (after asking how it was made) is actually Stouffer's Corn Souffle, found in the frozen food section at any grocery store! Good stuff!


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The Herb Kelleher Center for Entrepreneurship Growth and Renewal creates forums for successful entrepreneurs, students and faculty. We introduce students to the dynamic world of new venture creation and sustainability. This campus is filled with new ideas and technologies, and the Kelleher Center continues the tradition. We introduce students to the dynamic world of new venture creation and sustainability. Research supported by the Kelleher Center explores how firms are created, organized and seated and how they interact with developing technologies.
The university's capacity to inspire and enable new enterprises is immense. The Kelleher Center keeps strong ties with Texas Venture Labs, the IC2 Institute, the Austin Technology Incubator and other colleges and schools with robust entrepreneurial philosophies, like the Cockrell School of Engineering. The result is an opportunity that will fire your imagination.
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For decades, value creation through innovation and entrepreneurship has been a dominant and consistent focus of the McCombs School of Business. McCombs is situated in a university with considerable assets in innovation and creativity. The College of Liberal Arts has a program in Science, Technology and Society. The LBJ School of Public Policy has courses in social innovation. The Cockrell School of Engineering hosts the Idea to Product (I2P) Global Competition, the I2P Seminar Series and the Technology Entrepreneurship Society. Courses on innovation and creativity can also be found in at least six other colleges at the university. And the university boasts the IC² Institute, an interdisciplinary research unit that for decades has advanced the theory and practice of entrepreneurial wealth creation. McCombs has a significant research and teaching presence in these important areas as faculty in all academic departments teach and conduct research on creativity and innovation.
The international reputation in entrepreneurial studies that McCombs has had for years will only keep growing as we continue to foster innovation and new business creation. At the forefront is one of the most influential academic research units in this area, the Herb Kelleher Center for Entrepreneurship.
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Texans sign Colorado State FB Zac Pauga. I'll be very surprised if Leach is re-signed by the Texans. They have to free up money somewhere— Lance Zierlein (@LanceZierlein) July 26, 2011
Able to give LanceZ full credit this time on the linky. Here's a scouting report on Pauga. That sound you just heard is Vonta Leach NOT being re-signed. Edit: We love Vonta, we do. But he played in only 38% of offensive snaps on the year. According to ProFootballFocus, almost the entirety of his 2010 value is derived from the first Colts game. Vonta was awful in 2009. If we don't re-sign him, it will not be the end of the world.
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Precious Palms- "Gated Community of Destiny East"" in Destin
- bedrooms 3
- baths 2
- sleeps 9
- pool yes
- hot tub yes
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vacation rental description
This luxurious Destiny East, 3 bedrm, 2 full bath home, has a large
living area with high ceilings and spacious kitchen. Kitchen has
granite countertops, a breakfast area and an area of formal dining.
Living room has a great Gas fireplace, TV center, and an adjacent
Wet Bar. The Master bedroom has a king bed with a sitting area. One
guest room has a queen bed, and the other has a sleeper sofa with an
entrance to private Tropical Garden. Spend hours relaxing in your
private shaded garden area with beautiful plants surrounding you.
Garden also includes fenced in yard with beautiful patio furniture.
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1 million dollar Club house with Large Swimming Pool, Jacuzzi,
2 Lighted Tennis Courts, Practice Putting Green, Fitness Center,
Business Center and State of the Art Children's Playground. Large
Clubhouse includes 45 Seat Movie Theatre, Bar and Kitchen.
Destiny East is a private gated community that has a beachside
entrance only yards away from the ocean. The main gate enters off
Highway 98 and just minutes aay from the New Destin Commons Mall,
Silver Sands Outlet Mall, fabulous restaurants, magnificent golf
courses and all of Destin's other attractions.
activities and attractions in Destin Gulf Coast North
Destiny East offers free Tennis, Huge Swimming Pool, Hot Tub, Fitness Center, Practice
Putting Green, Movie watching. Gated Community, just a 3 minute walk to the beach!
Other activities nearby-Amusement Parks, Fishing, Wildlife Viewing,
Horseback Riding, Shopping, Museums, Snorkeling/Diving, Windsurfing,
Parasailing, and Jet Skiing.
vacation rental rates
Fall Sept.15- Oct.31 $150/night
Early Spring Mar. 1- Mar.16 $1300 per week
Spring Break Mar. 17-April 14 $1500 per week
Spring April 14- May 25 $195/night
Summer May 26- Aug 10 $1800 per week
July 4th Week $2150/week
Late Summer Aug. 11- Sept. 5 - $175/night
Winter Monthly Nov. 1- Feb. 28 $2000 per month
*Additional rates apply and rates are subject to change
Cheryl St. Pe' 850-685-6924
accepted payment methods
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Top things to do in Destin
- Beach
- Fishing Charters
- Boat Rentals
- Multiple Golf Courses
- Luxurious Spas
Top things to do on a budget
- Sunsets at the beach
- Feed the seagulls
- Swimming
- Biking
- Sight seeing
Top things to do with a family
- Beach
- Big Kahuna Water Park
- Village of Baytown Wharf - family fun!
- Swimming
- Shopping
Cheryl St. Pe' , owner


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By Chris Sheppard
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WARREN, R.I. - A Barrington woman has been pronounced dead after being pulled from the burning wreckage of her car by a good Samaritan, after a four-car crash on December 19.
Police say Carolyn Corbett, 68, of Barrington, died at Rhode Island Hospital Friday morning after attempts to save her life failed.
According to police, the crash happened around 2:39 p.m. on Wednesday, December 19 on Schoolhouse Road in Warren, where four cars struck each other. Police say the accident left Corbett trapped in her smoke-filled car, which was rapidly becoming engulfed in flames.
That's when police say Patrick Rimoshytus, formerly active in Warren's volunteer fire department, ran over to Corbett's car in a bid to save her life. Rimoshytus managed to cut Corbett's seat belt and pull her to safety before her car completely burst into flames.
Police say relatives had time to say goodbye to Corbett before she died.
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The Giants announced Thursday that Ken Sternfeld is the team's new director of pro personnel. Sternfeld spent the last 10 seasons as the assistant director.
As part of the restructuring, Dave Gettleman, who had been the director since 1999, is now the team's senior pro-personnel analyst.
Sternfeld will scout the Giants' opponents and Gettleman will focus on individual players, according to the team release.
"Dave has been a great mentor for myself and Kenny," GM Jerry Reese said. "He is a true professional that knows the business and he has the Super Bowl rings to back it up.
"Kenny is well-rounded, a tireless worker and well-prepared to take over as director of pro personnel."