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The last device to get outed via UAProf was the BlackBerry 9300 and while we'd been hearing about that one for a while the latest device to show up, the BlackBerry 9800 is kind of the new kid on the block. We got some tips last night as to what it might possibly be, but nothing solid so anything said here is pretty much speculation and rumors.
The known specs on this one are listed as being 3G, having 802.11n Wi-Fi and rocking a 360x480 display. To go with that, it is currently listed as coming with OS 6.0 but still lagging behind in regards to the browser version indicating it may not be currently running the upcoming WebKit browser. Looking at the specs side by side, it could be thought as an updated version of the 9700a aka Slider or possibly what we are looking at is the Storm 3. What do you guys think? Is this a Storm 3 that we are looking at or possibly just the Slider finally getting renamed to the device model it'll actually go to market with (we always figured the 9700a device model was a temporary one and it would change at somepoint)? Sound off in the comments.
Source: BBNews.pl
PeeBrains Apr 11, 2010 at 1:57 pm
I crown thee 'the slider'
Kevin Michaluk Apr 11, 2010 at 1:57 pm
My guess is the 9800 is the BlackBerry Slider device. We know that particular unit is running OS 6.0 and we knew the 9700a device model number was a temporary # that was bound to change up - it would never go to market as the 9700a. Given the screen resolution listed and the timing, this is the most logical assumption.
i think (hope) a storm3 would get a bump up in screen resolution... if VZW is going to follow up Storm2 with a Storm3, RIM will have to provide a device that has some compelling specs/features if the want to sell any (ie. much higher resolution). so given 360x480, i still vote 9800 to be a slider. guess we'll see!
Erandhawa Jun 2, 2010 at 2:05 pm
would definitely agree with kevin on this...the 9700a doesn't fit rimms model numbers and for marketing its complete garbage...buy the bold 9700a (sounds like they just make the 9700 into a slider) or buy the bold 9800 whole new number peoples minds work in funny ways marketing is crucial...maybe one of the two models will be built for sprint or verizon and for rimm to internally distinguish the 2 they names one 9700a which once again doesn't make sense since then they should have gone with 9800a or 9850 as they did with the 9630/9650...so much confusion i just want the slider regardless of the model number haha...definitely grateful to crackberry and everyone for the leaks
japhule Apr 11, 2010 at 2:02 pm
With many touchscreens coming out with a 800x480 resolution, I doubt RIM would make the Storm 3 the same resolution as it is currently... least I hope not...
imdabold1 Apr 11, 2010 at 2:03 pm
I definitely agree with you Kev.
Breezy279 Apr 11, 2010 at 2:04 pm
Only because I really want one and am hoping it comes out for TMobile. ;)
salomondrin Apr 11, 2010 at 2:07 pm
In RIM's intranet the Slider still is known as the 9700a, they haven't changed that.
salomondrin Apr 11, 2010 at 2:20 pm
So it must be Dakota. Also the number is that of a GSM device, so unless is the GSM Storm 3 WITH a keyboard, chances are its Dakota.
wcmarchese Apr 11, 2010 at 2:29 pm
I tried adding you on BBM. How does that work? Can I still message you if you didt accept? Also, what is your take on the Android phones compared to Blackberry?
salomondrin Apr 11, 2010 at 2:35 pm
In Mexico :( LOL I need to go back and get it. I left it there like 2 months ago, but I'm going back in 10 days and I'll pick it up. Sorry buddy for the delay :(
salomondrin Apr 11, 2010 at 2:37 pm
I completely love what HTC is coming out with. I'm really looking forward to the Incredible and the Galaxy S by Samsung is going to put every other phone out to shame :D E-mailing still much better on Blackberry and security, but those Android phones are so pretty and so much fun!
That galaxy S and the Evo 4G will put pretty much every phone to shame....including many BB's for the next 1 to 2 years lol. Just another example of why 360x480 screens aren't cutting it no more. The Galaxy S is truly a high end phone. People call the 9700 high end but if u look at every other platform and compare specs, I'd say all BB's are either middle of the road to low end.
salomondrin Apr 11, 2010 at 3:37 pm
To play with the EVO 4G! That thing looks mean! And I have to agree with you, sadly no other platform is like BB's, and security and e-mailing services are the reasons why a lot of us still have to use a blackberry. BBM is a big thing for me too, cuz I have to do business outside of the US and being in contact with my people through BBM is just so easy and cheap. I'm sure eventually something will come out that will work on every platform and will be as popular, but for now I have to stick to my BB as my main device.
blackberryisaddicting Apr 11, 2010 at 3:00 pm
Hey Sal how are ya! Any word on the 9650? And when will we be seeing the leather back and a release?!
salomondrin Apr 11, 2010 at 3:44 pm
To be really honest with you I'm not 100% sure about any of those answers. I've heard Mid May thrown around a lot, but haven't seen anything solid yet. The BB game is getting harder and harder to get in since RIM is stopping LEAKS little by little, and I feel like LEAKS are a huge part in our "Crackberry Culture". Without those we can't call this "Crackberry" anymore. Also, I've never made a penny off my blog or anything here and everyone else is trying so hard to become the next Crackberry (which is impossible) and those people are willing to spend a ton of money and extreme measures to keep all the info and sources to themselves, making it very hard for me to not get "cock-blocked" LOL. People forget that I'm not a tech guy, I just like to bring a fun/funny POV to all of this and wanna compete against me... but in no way shape or form I'm competing against them.
blackberryisaddicting Apr 11, 2010 at 3:56 pm
Thank you so much! What Blackberry do you own right now? The 9650 will be my first Blackberry and I'm trying to get all the info I can! WES will give us an exact release date right? Crackberry and your blog are truly the best!
Plazmic Flame Apr 11, 2010 at 4:09 pm
@salomondrin - Couldn't agree more about the leaks, that's how you get the buzz and there is nothing wrong with people buzzing about wanting to get your products last time I checked. I haven't been on this site or any BB site since January just because there has been nothing to buzz or get excited about at all for the most part. Aside from the Slider-Berry, what else has there really been to buzz about?
Spawn12 Apr 11, 2010 at 6:19 pm
Hey Sal,
Gotta say i agree with you about your comments on Android...i just got the new HTC Desire yesterday from Tmobile here in the UK and what a freaking fast device it is...1ghz processor....i dont think you guys will be getting it....the EVO 4G looks to be your best bet. Ive also got the google Nexus 1 coming this week as well. But ill probably keep the Desire...its just simply an awesome device and puts my 9700 to shame.
Saying that i wont ever ditch BB though...the Desire is an iphone killer until apple release their next iphone but the way HTC is bringing out phones and especially Android phones is crazyyyyy.
wcmarchese Apr 11, 2010 at 7:27 pm
About the Blackberry and the security, and I am doing extensive research into this. So far I've found that Android is the security thing should be coming eventually, and the push email is inevitable. I have to look more into this, and I'm giving myself until about October, when my contract can be renewed, to see what RIM has to offer.
I love Blackberry, and have been blindly standing by them through all the mud slinging, but after that Skyfire fiasco, and me having waited more than a freaking year for something that NEVER came, it left me with a bad taste in my mouth.
The HTC EVO from Sprint releases this summer, as has been stated here in this forum as well, and this will give me about three to four months to see what RIM brings to the table, and for the EVO to work out the kinks. (on my third Tour -- thank God three was the charm -- but I'm not jumping into that mess again.
I was in a Sprint store and was playing with some of the Android phones, and man are those things fun and soooo just RIGHT THERE. Not to mention Google pretty much owns all the useful apps out there, so they'll all be done up right on that phone.
It's going to be an exciting Summer, just watching from the sidelines. In the meantime, I'm using the crap out of my Tour. 5.0 on Sprint is VERY good.
But whatever happened to the Dakota?
donniejett Apr 11, 2010 at 2:13 pm
I want a Storm 3 on Att with a fixed screen!!
evilhunter101 Apr 11, 2010 at 3:22 pm
I highly doubt there will ever be a Storm series device with a fixed screen. They've spent too much R&D and $ on click screen technology.
With that said, one day there may be a Storm-like device with a fixed screen, and if so, I'd be willing to bet it's screen would be larger. But who knows right? I wonder what they'd call it...
Slider oh boy there is no point in making
Those.. Rim needs to innovate in breakthrough tech
Not re work the same old stuff
wcmarchese Apr 11, 2010 at 2:26 pm
If the slider isn't a very decent improvement over the current Blackberries, then I'm off to Android. I love Blackberry, and will still use my Tour, but if nothing decent happens by October, then I'm going over! Lol
October is still pretty far away, so Blackberry still has a pretty decent amount of time.
I agree with Kevin and Bla1ze, but after seeing what salomondrin had to say, it probably is the Dakota which is very upsetting if it is true considering that screen resolution. Its either the dakota or slider though cause it damn sure ain't the storm3. If ya'll read the "hands on" articles of the storm3......the ones from BBleaks, and the other from that android site.......one says that the storm3's screen is composed of like 16.7 million colors, while the android site says that next to the Droid, the Storm3's screen blew it out the water! A 360x480 screen is not gonna blow a 800x480 screen out the water.
Sal, u da man, but I hope u wrong bout this being the dakota. I remember CX saying the dakota was a game changer, and if the screen is going to be 360x480, then that's already a fail in my eyes. Sure that resolutions is nice on our current BB's but the competiton was doing this resolution like 2 years ago. I'm not saying it needs to be a 800x480 screen but damn......for somethin that's supposed to be a "game changer", I'm expecting a lot.
salomondrin Apr 11, 2010 at 3:54 pm
A part of me really wants and hopes to be wrong here. CX is a way better source here than 99% of us, so I hope he is right here. I'm guiding myself off the facts here tho, which I hope somehow are wrong. :s
In RIM's intranet the slider is still known as the 9700a for both versions, CDMA and GSM, and the Storm 3 is not a GSM first and then a CDMA, its a CDMA phone before anything else.
The 9800 is another phone, which is NOT the slider, unless they have 2 GSM different sliders coming out, and I personally don't think a Storm3. Leaving the Dakota to be it with disappointing specs :( I don't like to judge the phones on paper tho, I like to have them in my hand before making a judgement, because things always change :D Let's keep are fingers crossed, as usual! LOL
sgtmilstack Apr 11, 2010 at 6:18 pm
CX mentioned on Twitter (4pm) that the 9800=Slider.
In any event, I'm can't wait for more S3 info goodness to leak out or to be revealed @ WES.
lol Sal im glad you were wrong (if this is true) ha ha just playin wit ya man but im thanking jesus that these specs weren't for the dakota. If CX is right, and he normally is, we should have something to look forward to in the Dakota. Hopefully its something truly high end because im not going to keep giving RIM my hard earned money when I can go spend 200 on a android phone like a Droid and get WAY better specs. its a lot of people who have been loyal to RIM long enough and its terrible that we still can't get these better smartphone specs.
gregerator Apr 11, 2010 at 3:36 pm
So I looked at the UA Prof and it says max image size is 1600x1200. So I did a quick search and found: "For instance, if your camera can produce an image 1600 X 1200 Megapixels it's a 2 Megapixel camera.". What? That better have a fantastic lens! I'm one who does use my camera as I'm no professional and it's easier than carrying a separate camera. It does a great job for me other than I could use some real zoom on occasion. But really, 2 MP on the Dakota?
Plazmic Flame Apr 11, 2010 at 3:41 pm
Regardless of what phone it is, why is the damn thing so small?? Just by looking at the photo above, it looks like it's the size of the 9700 which in my opinion is just do damn small, especially for a phone categorized as being in the Bold-series of devices. Anyone that had the original Bold and then tried the 9700 can't deny that the darn thing is just too small.
I really just hope you threw a cover over a 9700 just for the "mystery" effect.
gregerator Apr 11, 2010 at 3:47 pm
That's a stock CB pic of an 8900 before we ever saw live shots of a storm. The Crack team has used it for any blog about a Berry we've not yet seen.
Plazmic Flame Apr 11, 2010 at 3:54 pm
I'm so relieved to hear that. Although, after ready the article again, that screen size doesn't make me happy at all, it might as well be the same size as the 9700....
gregerator Apr 11, 2010 at 4:15 pm
Don't forget that the Storms' res were 480x360 so the screen may not be wider than the 89/97/96 series, but could well be longer.
dasDestruktion Apr 11, 2010 at 3:51 pm
The "veiled BB" photo above is old! The new phone being discussed isn't under the cover! :)
CheekySheDevil Apr 11, 2010 at 3:45 pm
Same pic as your tease for "9300". Is it a 9800 or a 9300?
AJFSTORM Apr 11, 2010 at 4:11 pm
It's obviously the long rumored BB Flannel. So refreshing to see a phone coming from RIM that doesn't look like all the others that they make .
Flawson Apr 12, 2010 at 4:15 am
I'm gonna acknowledge that that was funny! As far as the slider/dakota, I'm not convinced I want to know. I'm really afraid of being disappointed by both. I'm ready for the 9650 to come out to upgrade my work phone, but I very well may be bouncing to an android phone for my personal mobile this summer. It's really not a big deal, RIM just isn't going after a lot of the things that I want in a device nowadays.
ArgonNJ#CB Apr 11, 2010 at 4:26 pm
If OS 6.0 is coming out this soon, then its safe to assume it will probably be the same old, same old with a new theme and a few other how hum "enhancements". No new browser yet? What the hell is going on in Canada. Do these people live in the real world and see what the other platforms are doing.
dasDestruktion Apr 11, 2010 at 8:08 pm
It seems they aren't worried about North America! RIM is hitting India and other fast developing countries hard. Phones like the up-coming curve and the new pearl (both T9 and QWERTY) seem to fit that demographic over the largely North American "Crackberry" base. So, when we see these products (which they'll sell here too btw) we all get mad and wonder what the hell they're thinking... They have a firm hold on NA and Europe (well see for how long, however) and are broadening their reach into the rest of the world in a big way---although much of it seems crappy to us!
(Just my theory)
Besides, we all saw their latest numbers! Very strong sales, but sale of high-end models were weak. Sales of lower-end devices were much higher than expected...
Zzoram Apr 11, 2010 at 5:43 pm
360x480 is a pathetic resolution for a high end 2010 smartphone. Everything has moved up to a minimum of 800x480. I am looking forward to the Storm 3 as a possible upgrade candidate for Christmas when I'm eligible, but if it doesn't significantly increase the screen resolution then I'm going to get something else.
bighap Apr 11, 2010 at 8:19 pm
I love my BB but they are getting blown out of the water spec wise. 3.2MP cameras and 360x480 screens don't cut it anymore. HTC is coming up with some amazing devices such as the HD2, Incredible, EVO 4G. The OS is getting very stale as well. 6.0 better offer much more than the 5.0 "upgrade" did. Android is making very large strides in updating their OS. RIM is dragging their feet and it could cost them. We should know much more by the end of the year in regards to Storm 3 specs(RIMs best opportunity to upgrade hardware), OS 6.0, and webkit. Hopefully some of these answers will be answered at WES as well.
luke jeung Apr 11, 2010 at 10:59 pm
thanks for everythings blackberry company.
but don't you think that it is time for you guys really need to create something better "OS"to make bb user proud of .
please,surprise us with "new os" people!!
I owned two blackberrys the 8700 and the curve and used to love them because they always had great things to offer. The fact is that blackberry is behind almost a year apposed to everyone ANDROID and APPLE and hate to say it soon windows with WINMO 7 . I just hope that they come out with something soon, phone and operating system is revamped. The fact blackberry is still "selling" is because every carrier is giving them away with a two year contract.. come on blackberry used to love you guys..
i own the htc hd2 and not even the storm comes close to it.. and its running on windows 6.5 .. COME ON BLACKBERRY! GET UR ACT TOGETHER.
jlawler4 Apr 12, 2010 at 7:59 am
I miss the days when Crackberry broke the news of the upcoming models, not just repost news from other BB websites :(
lazydogrex Apr 12, 2010 at 9:34 am
Hopefully it's not Blackberry/RIM's death shroud due to their lack of innovation compared to the rest of the industry!!
cigardj Apr 12, 2010 at 11:21 am
I am not saying anything new, but the truth is RIM better hit a home run sometime within the next year or we BlackBerry fans will start walking out of the ball park.
I got my wife the Nexus One and my son Moto Cliq; I agree that Android is amazing, but my loyalties still rest with my 9700, for now! Berryguy25 was correct in stated the screen size on the 9700 is small. Don't get me wrong the 9700 is a work horse, but why couldn't RIM have upgraded the 9000 to 9700 specs or better given how wide and thick it is? Luckly for RIM I still have a preference for physical keyboard and nobody does keyboards better then RIM, but its getting harder and harder to defend the platform.
Alienware_51 Apr 12, 2010 at 4:17 pm
Been with RIM for 4 years, but the lack of renovation and new innovation with their OS sickened me. Switched to the iPhone 3Gs (hate it or love it)and switched my entire family over to iPhone's. I felt regret at first, but now their recent news reported to many tech sites (or lack of)further confirms my choice. RIM needs a fresh breath of innovation to compete with the next generation smartphone market.
flipAO May 2, 2010 at 12:27 pm
I'm HOPING its The Storm 3....get it out of the way...I was MANY of the fools to get The Storm 1...Christmas '08...after SO many issues I got rid of it (only had it ONE week)...I LOVE BlackBerry...went to the 8330 now got a FlipBerry!!...I would consider The Storm FOUR!! But I'm NOT thinking Storm until then...so my hope is the 9800 IS the Storm 3!!!!


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Here's a round-up of quotes from Patriots head coach Bill Belichick's Thursday press conference discussing the Randy Moss trade. All quotes are taken from transcripts provided by the Patriots.
Excerpt from Belichick's opening statement: "In the end, it was a difficult decision, but one that I feel is in the best interest of the football team. Organizationally, we've had conversations and obviously are comfortable with the trade."
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TUCSON, Ariz. -- The beleaguered Angels pitching staff took another hit when Kelvim Escobar had a setback in his recovery from shoulder discomfort over the weekend and was shut down indefinitely.
Escobar, an 18-game winner in 2007, aggravated shoulder inflammation from September while working out in December. He'd been doing extensive rehab work with the training staff since early February and had been involved in soft-toss for a week when the pain resurfaced on Saturday.
"Everything was going well, and I was just throwing easy when I felt the pain come back," Escobar said. "It's very frustrating, very disappointing. I'll have to wait and see how it goes now. I have to be patient. I can't try to rush it and do too much before I'm ready."
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After a strength test showed improvement in the shoulder, Escobar was cleared to start soft-toss on March 15.
"I know you have good days and bad days when you go through this," Escobar said. "I had some good days ... and then a bad one. I'll keep going and do what I can. I want to get back out there when I'm ready and help this team win."
Escobar, 31, experienced shoulder discomfort while throwing before Christmas, then felt more pain two weeks later when he tested it again and notified management. He was summoned to Arizona in early February to begin the rehab process.
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Escobar initially had hoped to be back in early May, but that projection would be highly optimistic after this latest setback.
John Lackey, in the early stages of his rehab from a right triceps strain, also will be unavailable in the season's opening month, creating two sizable vacancies in the rotation.
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Scioscia and general manager Tony Reagins have given no indications they're actively seeking arms from other clubs or free agency, maintaining that organizational pitching depth should carry them through until all hands are back on deck.
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If only that were the full story. There are a number of significant problems facing passengers who board the Oasis. The most troublesome of these is the consistent lack of communication between staff, officers, administrators, guest services, and shipboard personnel who are trained to SELL rather than serve passengers. You should be prepared to be pushed/badgered and even bullied into buying additional services, drinks, spa treatments, wellness packages, bottled water, drinks of the day, etc. as part of many meals and activities. The constant attempt to upsell was both exhausting and obnoxious. Too bad it was part of so many of our staff member interactions.
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If you plan to read while you're on the cruise, bring your own books, their "library" would be inadequate for a ship 1/5 the size of the Oasis. We also found we couldn't trust the event times listed on our personal calendar on the TV. As error caused us to miss one of our shows. One of the biggest surprises was the concierge staff showed no interest in acting as a customer advocate. They seemed to relish the power to say "no" to even small requests or inquiries made by the three couples in our group (a dinner reservation on a particular night or help monitoring a request for a bridge tour). I've never experienced this type attitude on a Royal Caribbean ship previously.
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Michael K. Dakota has been a photographer going on two decades now. After graduating from Kent State University with a degree in photo-illustration he began working as a photojournalist. He has worked for newspapers in Ohio, Kansas and Louisiana.
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Police are warning Austin residents about three recent vehicle burglaries and thefts in the West Side neighborhood.
In all three incidents, victims legally parked their cars and had their keys with them, but returned later to find vehicles either burglarized or stolen, according to an alert issued by Area North detectives.
The first theft happened in the 700 block of North Central Avenue about 6 a.m. Aug. 31, the alert said.
Two more thefts happened in the 4900 block of West Ferdinand Street about 8 p.m. last Wednesday and in the 4900 block of West Arthington Street about 10 a.m. last Thursday, the alert said.
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|Eugene Thurston Juday
Tug was born in Rhinelander in 1918, to Wes and Ida Thurston Juday, where he picked up the name Tug, although its origin is lost to history. His early years were spent between Rhinelander and Land O' Lakes, Wis., where he graduated from Eagle River High School. From there he went to the University of Wisconsin in Madison, where he graduated with a degree in business.It was at UW that he met his future wife, Jean Becker, during her first week of classes. They went on to get married on her graduation day and spent the next 64 years together. After graduation, they moved to Rhinelander, where he went to work for Merchants State Bank.
Their first daughter was born there, but as with most young families, World War II intervened in a most imposing way. Tug enlisted in the Marines in 1942. They stayed together until he shipped overseas to the South Pacific, whereupon Jean moved back to stay with her parents in Sycamore, Ill.
After the war, Tug went to work at Jean's family business, Ideal Industries Inc., in Sycamore. He always said it was to be a two-year stint, but ultimately he retired 37 years later as its Chairman of the Board. He brought Ideal to a level of professionalism and stability that endures to this day.
Even though he lived in Illinois, his love of the Northwoods persisted and spilled over to the rest of his growing family. They acquired property in Vilas County in the early '50s, which he added to for the rest of his life. It has become a focal point for the larger family with several family members owning homes there. Jean and Tug retired to their beloved woods in 1984.
Throughout his life, Tug was known for his strong commitment to the principles embodied in the golden rule. It took the form of being involved in many civic and charity organizations ranging from local city council, to scout leader, to church member, to participant in activities to promote and preserve good conservation. In his later years, those activities became a little more focused where he took an active role in the Limnology Center at Trout Lake and he had a major impact on many students in Vilas and Oneida counties through his scholarship and student aid activities. Nothing pleased him more than helping others achieve their dreams.
He was preceded in death by Jean in 2004; daughter, Virginia, in 1992; his parents; and his sister, Elizabeth.
He is survived by son, David (Suzanne) of Sycamore; daughters, Nancy (John Popovich) of Denver, Colo., Sally of Fort Collins, Colo., Patricia of Rhinelander, and Susan (Herbert) Golding of Lincolnshire, Ill.; brother, Tim (Betty) in Milwaukee, Wis.; and nieces and a nephew.
His 10 grandchildren and 10 great-grandchildren will miss visiting with Grampa Tug at the lake.
A memorial service will be held at 11 a.m. on Thursday, March 21, 2013, at First Congregational United Church of Christ in Eagle River, Wis. Visitation will be from 9 a.m. until the time of service at the church. A luncheon will follow.
In lieu of flowers, donations can be made either to the Nicolet College Foundation, P.O. Box 518, Rhinelander, WI 54501, or to the University of Wisconsin Foundation, US Bank Lockbox, P.O. Box 78807, Milwaukee, WI 53278; please designate your donation to the Center for Limnology.
Gaffney-Busha Funeral Home is serving the family. Online condolences may be expressed at gaffney-busha.com.
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A modification on the "classic" upper decker. In a public toilet setting (where there are no tanks/commodes), you improvise and shit in the urinal.
When Hank got fired from his job, he pulled an upper decker in the company bathroom.
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Unleashing the biggest load of crap in the top portion of the toilet.
"I wasn't able to get a beer at this party, so I took it upon myself to give him an upper decker in the toilet".
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to leave a nice steaming terd on the toilet seat, enhancing the savory odor for the next user of the john; especially irritating to females, dudes not so much. Not to be confused with a Back Door Bandit which involves removing the lid of the reservoir tank and much better balance
eww, gross!!! some fuckwad left a upper decker in there!!!!! take me somewhere to tinkle, dammit!!
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To put toilet paper over someone elses poo when the toilet is clogged and then take a shit on top of the original poo.
I shit on eric's poo because he clogged the toilet and there was nowhere else to go.
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Daniel Day-Lewis took home the Oscar for best actor in Steven Spielberg's "Lincoln" Sunday night, as history and movie buffs learned of a new way to experience Lincoln's journey.
A new tour launched by Petersburg Area Regional Tourism called "Walk in Lincoln's Final Footsteps" begins in Hopewell, on the banks of the Appomattox River. A small cabin on the sprawling Appomattox Plantation served as a Spartan and scaled back Pentagon, where General Ulysses S. Grant commanded the Union Army during the final days of the Civil War.
"President Lincoln spent two of the last three weeks of his life here," said Martha Burton, tourism director with Petersburg Area Regional Tourism. "He actually came here to City Point on a boat, from Washington, and brought the War to an end."
Hopewell was known as City Point during the Civil War, a time when 200 ships docked daily to unload food and supplies for the Union Army. Lincoln arrived at City Point on the "River Queen" steamboat, docking close to Grant's Cabin.
The Army built approximately 280 structures on the grounds of the Appomattox Plantation. Today, only the Cabin survives.
"Grant lived here during the longest battle on American soil, the Siege of Petersburg," said Gardner Graham of the National Parks Service. "It lasted nine months, and he wanted to be right at the supply center."
Four of the tour's sites are located in Petersburg, including Fort Wadsworth, Fort Mahone, the Wallace House and Centre Hill. One location, Point of Rocks, is found in Chester.
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National Bike Month
Established in 1956, National Bike Month is a chance to showcase the many benefits of bicycling — and encourage more folks to giving biking a try. It's sponsored by the League of American Bicyclists and celebrated in communities from coast to coast.
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According to the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey, the share of Americans commuting by bike has grown by 47 percent since 2000, according to the league's website. Additionally, more than half of the U.S. lives within 5 miles of their workplace.
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National Bike Challenge
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In 2013, more than 30,000 riders logged almost 19 million miles in the second year of the online competition. In 2014, the group is aiming for 50,000 riders to pedal more than 30 million miles between May 1 and September 30.
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The end of the school year often marks the end of a guaranteed meal for almost half of Detroit's children. In Southeast Michigan, more than 300,000 free or reduced fee, breakfasts and lunches are served daily during the school year.
The DMC Children's Hospital of Michigan Professional Nurse Council is leading a community effort to provide area children with a consistent daily meal over summer recess. Their Fourth Annual Cereal Drive kicks off on May 31 - June 7, 2013.
"As one of the best Children's hospitals in the country, we do not just treat sick or injured children, we are also in the business of keeping them healthy," said Herman B. Gray, M.D., president of DMC Children's Hospital of Michigan. "Our nurses and staff really embrace this drive that highlights the important connection between nutrition and healthy kids."
Studies show one in every four American children lives in a food insecure household where breakfast is not guaranteed. For some Detroit area children that number is one in two, making the hunger gap more serious in Southeast Michigan.
Last year, Gleaners Community Food Bank needed four semi-trucks to transport the donations collected during the drive to their distribution center.
"The Metro-Detroit communities really come together and use this opportunity to directly make a contribution and a difference in their neighborhoods."
"This effort really transcends city boundaries and is one problem with serious health consequences that we can make a huge dent in as a community," said Wendi Tague, DMC Children's Hospital of Michigan Professional Nurse Council Chair.
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Students in West Fargo got a unique chance to get hands-on with science this summer through the Science Technology Engineering & Math (STEM) academy at West Fargo High School.
For the past three weeks students have participated in a variety of activities from launching their own weather balloon, to engineering a mock dam, even creating prosthetic limbs.
A camera on board their balloon shows views from high above North Dakota, even a view from 75,000 feet inside the Earth's stratosphere. The balloon was launched from Little Yellowstone Park outside of Valley City and was found just east of Lisbon, ND. The balloon is estimated to have spent about two and a half hours in the air and traveled about 70 miles before popping.
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The New York Giants' first possession with a lead in the 2012 NFL playoffs diverged from the one that got them that lead. Not only did the Giants take to the air against the Atlanta Falcons after staying on the ground for much of a touchdown drive, but New York failed to pick up a first down before halftime.
Eli Manning threw three passes on the drive: his first, a bomb, was broken up; his second, a pass to Hakeem Nicks for nine yards, left the Giants inches short of a first down. But his third down pass went down the field and was broken up, ending the Giants' drive and giving the ball back to the Falcons before halftime.
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This study aims to collect demographic and medical information including detailed family history of cancer of children and adolescents with adrenocortical tumors in order to learn more about the clinical and epidemiological aspects, treatment modalities, and outcome of patients with this rare disease, worldwide. In addition, investigators at St. Jude Children's Hospital plan to perform molecular studies of tumor cells aimed to clarify the role of the P53 gene and other genetic pathways in these tumors.
Adrenocortical Tumor
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|Time Perspective: Prospective
|Official Title:
|International Pediatric Adrenocortical Tumor Registry
- Collect demographic/medical information, detailed family history of cancer of children/adolescents with adrenocortical tumors, learn more about the clinical and epidemiological aspects, treatment modalities, and outcome of patients [ Time Frame: Indefinite ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
Biospecimen Retention: Samples With DNA
Peripheral blood sample with DNA and RNA; Tumor Tissue (of any histology); Adrenocortical tumors;
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|Study Start Date:
|May 2001
|Estimated Study Completion Date:
|December 2040
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|December 2040 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
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Adrenocortical tumors (ACT) are very rare in children and teenagers. Of all the new cases of cancer diagnosed each year in the United States and Europe in patients younger than 20 years old, only about 0.2% are ACT. Studies from several laboratories including St. Jude Children's Research Hospital have revealed that the majority of children with ACT, particularly those younger than 4 years of age, have constitutional P53 mutations. Some mutations, as exemplified by the R337H P53 germline mutation, in which the function of the mutant protein is relatively preserved, the history of cancer in the carriers and their families is relatively unremarkable. In other cases, the P53 mutated gene encodes a functionally-impaired protein that predicts for a pervasive history of familial cancer (Li-Fraumeni syndrome). Therefore, these observations have implications for genetic counseling of families with childhood ACT and underscore the importance of genotype-phenotype correlations in familial cancer syndromes.
The creation of a specific rare tumor registry provides a mechanism to collect information that cannot be gathered in a single institution. The analysis of the registry data would permit an overview of the clinical, epidemiological, current treatment standards, and survival data of these patients and thus create opportunities for research. It also may facilitate the development of treatment consensus among investigators who register their patients and help to design future studies. Moreover, the combined COG and IPACTR studies are expected to provide meaningful insight into the biology of ACT, including clinical phenotype/genotype relationships, treatment outcome and long-term follow-up data in subjects with this rare tumor. Finally, it would provide data on the long-term consequences of exposure to tumor-secreted androgens (found in more than 80% of the pediatric cases) on children's growth and development.
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 21 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
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|Sampling Method:
|Non-Probability Sample
Age ≤ 21 years old at diagnosis of adrenocortical tumor Relatives of the ACT patients of any age with a diagnosis of malignant tumor
Inclusion Criteria (patients):
- Age ≤ 21 years old at diagnosis
- Diagnosis of adrenocortical tumor (adenoma, carcinoma or undefined histology).
- Signed informed consent
Exclusion Criteria (patients):
- Age >21 years old at diagnosis
- Informed consent has not been signed
Parents/Relatives Inclusion Criteria
- Any age
- Diagnosis of malignant tumor
- Signed informed consent
Parents/Relatives Exclusion Criterion
- Informed consent has not been signed
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00700414
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|All Children's Hospital/St. Petersburg Hospital
|St. Petersburg, Florida, United States, 33701
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|Contact: Mike Gates, RN
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|The Children's Medical Center
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|Contact: Kathy Contreras
|Principal Investigator: Meaghan Granger, MD
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|Raul C Ribeiro, MD
|St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
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|St. Jude Children's Research Hospital
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|NCT00700414 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|June 13, 2008
|Last Updated:
|May 12, 2014
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|United States: Institutional Review Board
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Adrenal Cortex Neoplasms
Adrenal Gland Neoplasms
Endocrine Gland Neoplasms
Neoplasms by Site
Adrenal Cortex Diseases
Adrenal Gland Diseases
Endocrine System Diseases
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North Carolina
4.26/5 rDev +5.4%
A - dark orange with a huge, white head that has great retention and leaves great lacing on the glass
S - tropical fruit, spicy hops, some herbal aromas
T - spicy hops, tropical fruit, apricots, wheat, some yeast, alcohol, faintly herbal, bitter finish
M - medium bodied, warming alcohol, crisp but well carbonated
This was a really impressive beer. I'm not a huge fan of wheatwines, but this one has depth, character, and a really tremendous flavor profile. I thought for 9% the ABV was well hidden and only added warmth and body. The fruit and hop flavors are tremendous. They alone make this worth trying. In all this is a really good beer. It's impressive and worth your time.
01-25-2013 18:02:43 | More by tdm168
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4.18/5 rDev +3.5%
Best by 10/10.Poured into a snifter a clear orange infused glden with a huge blooming white head that sticks like glue as it settles into a frothy mass.Aromas are a mix of citrus,caramel/vanilla,and faint leather.Big chewey feel and not overcarbonated like I was thinking it might be in the mouth.Big caramel and honey sweet notes upfront with some of the leathery component coming thru as well,the finish is sharp and leafy with a big citric jolt as well.Complex to the hilt,with a good combination of sweetish deep maltiness and herbal,citric hop.The alcohol does play a part as the beer warms,but the hops really play a big role in this wheatwine.
05-31-2010 21:51:20 | More by oberon
4/5 rDev -1%
12-12-2012 12:34:44 | More by mojohawk21
4/5 rDev -1%
05-18-2013 22:14:30 | More by jono0101
3.95/5 rDev -2.2%
It was hard as hell to get the cork out of this bottle.
A- Autumn orange with huge white head that stays forever. Be patient.
S- Orange citrus, earthy wheat, citrusy hops. Almost has a saison like nature in some ways, like the yeast is playing a big part.
T&M- The soda like over-carbonation is distracting. Earthy, almost wild hop character, dry and grassy with a little bit of funk.
D- Tastes fine but the excessive carbonation takes away as you'll be belching frequently.
11-12-2009 02:46:41 | More by brownbeer
4/5 rDev -1%
02-23-2013 04:49:18 | More by Tiernan
4/5 rDev -1%
03-03-2013 02:36:59 | More by warnerry
3.28/5 rDev -18.8%
750ml bottle. After a big pop of the cork, it pours with a monstrous overflowing head after a normal pour. It's a hazy muddy golden with a huge white head that retains well and laces the glass.
The aroma is some yeasty funk, and wheaty rye like alcohol. As it warms (and the head recedes), I get some of the wood notes and some fruits and a tinge of sourness too.
The flavor is sweet wheaty malts, a little sugary fruit and a bit of a bitter finish that I didn't notice until it lingered on the tongue. The alcohol is well hidden. The mouthfeel is medium to full bodied. Given the carbonation level on pouring, I'm surprised that the mouthfeel is pretty smooth with low carbonation noticeable.
Overall, this is a pretty mellow beer (surprising given the alcohol), and nothing stands out like a huge impy stout. It is a little far on the sweet side for me. The pouring gets to be a bit annoying too - each pour, I get about an ounce of beer and tons of head.
12-29-2009 08:18:53 | More by Beaver13
3.98/5 rDev -1.5%
750ml brown bottle, corked and caged.
The head does not lack at all, towering actually and rising above the rim. Slightly hazed pale orange amber glow when put to the light. Delicate perfumey aroma of raw honey, tropical fruit, wild flowers (lavender?) and a peppery alcohol. Smoothness is its middle name and with a body like that it runs pretty deep. Very bready with a thick malty start, dry though. A peppery flavor and fruitiness battle it out in the middle as the alcohol turns on the heat a bit. Yeast malt cake in the dry finish.
Of the maltier Wheatwines, a sipper for sure. I'd love to see what this beer tastes like in a year or more. Lovely now.
03-30-2010 01:06:50 | More by Jason
3.28/5 rDev -18.8%
Appearance: golden-orange in color, hazy, 2 inch huge head, high carbonation
Smell: citrus rind, earth, alcohol
Taste: very citrusy--orange and lemons, pale malts, caramel and noticeable alcohol
Mouthfeel: bitter—slight sweetness at the end, high carbonation, light bodied for the style
Overall: An above average to OK wheatwine. I have been blown away by some wheatwines I have tasted, but this is not one of them. I would be really curious though to try this with some age. I will say the whole time I was drinking this I was thinking--I have had better in the style--yet I want more...I want more.
01-23-2012 14:09:34 | More by tigg924
4.35/5 rDev +7.7%
This is my first ever wheatwine so I am not sure how it compares to the style, but I really enjoyed the beer.
Pours orange-brown with a huge, dark white head. The aroma is strongly wheaty, with a lot of alcohol as well. You get some citrus and grassy hops, more than expected. The flavor is wheat with the same earthy and citrus hops that were in the nose. You also get some Belgian yeast. This beer is very carbonated and has a medium mouthfeel. A sipper that changes both flavor and aroma as it warms.
12-29-2009 20:53:07 | More by Mora2000
3.38/5 rDev -16.3%
Batch 2010-1, best buy 7/2011
a) a bright orange transparent color with a good 3 plus finger head upon pouring into my Deschutes Tulip.
s) the fruits of apricot and peach stand out, more fruity versus a citriusy scent if that makes sense, in the distance is a little malt/biscuit and even smaller hop aroma.
t) the fruits are at the front, then comes biscuit/matlness, I don't really get any hoppiness from it and the no citruis qualities present including any banana which is what I would was expecting from a wheat beer. Almost has a belgium characteristic to it.
m) very light and refreshing, geat for a warm day, no bitterness but also not a lot of flavor coming through. Maybe because technically I am past the best by date??? Don't know.
o) I have had many a hef's but this is my first wheat wine beer and I am just not picking up any of the wood notes with it. Overall though very drinkable, especially for the abv but, I would not seek this one out again.
08-07-2011 04:02:53 | More by BigE90
3.96/5 rDev -2%
Harvest Dance opens to a sweet, fruity nose ripe with cherry, berry, orange, apricot, pineapple, and melon fruit esters, the pineapple and melon being especially noticeable here, lending the beer an immediate sweet-tart note. Huge dollops of brown sugar, confectioner's sugar, and caramel add further layers of sweetness, mixing with the fruit esters to form a bubble gum overtone. Pink grapefruit, lemon, and light pine from the hops add further tart sweetness, as well as a touch of bitterness to help balance things out. All of this rests atop a biscuit and wheat bread that, though faint, does help bring some earthiness. As a whole, the nose is quite potent, and very interesting in its tropical citrusy overtones, though the bubble gum note does somewhat spoil this. Still, there are enough fruit esters in here for two to three bottles of almost anything else, bringing a promise of syrupy goodness.
On the tongue, the beer opens with a quick shot of fruit that copies that noted in the nose: cherry, berry, orange, and apricot fruits mix with surprisingly strong pineapples and melons. The sweet pink grapefruit from the hops, as well as the lemons, add further sugars and tartness. Brown sugar, pepper, and light hints of apple cider vinegar add bits of contrast, as does the biscuit and wheat bread base. In subsequent sips, where some of the initial nuance of the beer is lost, the fruits can come across somewhat like a soda, but are still very nice. The aftertaste is a long lasting continuation of the main mouthful, heavily emphasizing tropical citrus notes. Mouthfeel is a very dry medium, and carbonation is medium to medium-high.
Overall, this is good beer, though I suspect that the pineapple and melon notes might drive some off. Luckily the bubble gum aromas did not translate to the tongue, which would have been disastrous. The beer may be a bit dry, but the massive fruit esters make it seem like apple cider champagne, and the result is so interesting that it's worth a try.
07-28-2013 01:14:06 | More by jondeelee
New York
5/5 rDev +23.8%
11-19-2011 17:57:04 | More by dogfishandi
4/5 rDev -1%
06-13-2013 20:39:36 | More by doremite
3.88/5 rDev -4%
This was a 2009 bottle opened in Oct. 2011. Pours a little 'weird'. Kind of a hodgepodge of color. Gold, yellow, orange, brown. Nicely carbonated, 1/2" head. Aroma was also all over the place, banana, wheat, mild alcohol warmth, toffee and caramel.
Taste was nicely packaged, a little bit of citrus (not expected) and even some older hop notes, warm alcohol, vanilla, more banana, this one is actually wonderfully nuanced and complex, with a lighter body to it that isn't really all that challenging to drink at all.
I'd check it out again, and it really makes me wonder if this is a good intro for people not ready for massive barleywines.
Broke this out at elrogish's barleywine themed cabin weekend.
11-28-2011 20:02:13 | More by Beerandraiderfan
3.93/5 rDev -2.7%
This is admittingly the first Wheatwine I've ever had. Poured into a wineglass orange with a huge thick head. Most of this head can be contributed to me having just bought it and it was rolling around in the car. But the head had great staying value and great lacing. The smell was of orange and grapefruit scents. Which is what the taste was like. Being my first wheatwine, I can best compare it to a Belgian IPA without the Belgian yeast, and more of a straw dry feel in the mouthfeel. Very interesting.
12-08-2009 04:40:59 | More by whoneeds8
4/5 rDev -1%
12-18-2012 01:33:05 | More by stereosforgeeks
4.47/5 rDev +10.6%
Served into a New Belgium Globe glass.
Appearance: Like most smokestack products, this beer has a very explosive head. Almost hard to pour explosive. However, I'm not complaining. The head this beer produces is big fluffy, rockey with giant bubbles. A very nice head that leaves some big globulus lacing. The body of this has a nice semi-cloudy amber color, much alike its barley based cousins.
Smell: Right off the bat is a bouquet of bananas. This I seem to find a lot with beers that have a large wheat base. Some nice subtle tropical fruit notes, that I assume come from the citra hops. A very pleasant and appealing sweet nose.
Taste: Again the banana like flavors from the wheat come forth. The hop presence in this is very interesting too. The hallertau adds a nice round, grounded hop profile to this wine. It has an earthy quality to it. Contrasting to the Citra hops that give it a nice bouquet of tropical fruits and citrus notes, cutting over the rest of every thing. After the hoppiness there is the nice winy roundness to the beer. Finished with a nice, sweet dryness.
Mouthfeel: Probably the ONLY weak point in this beer, and that isn't even really a weak point. The carbonation does add a slight burn to the tongue. And make the beer slightly more fluffy than it should be. A nice thickness for this style I think.
Drink: Taste alone make this wheat wine super drinkable. Though it does seem at taste to be slightly more boozy than it is. That could deter some for drinkability. But, this beer is damn fine!
11-12-2009 04:31:15 | More by turamarth
4.15/5 rDev +2.7%
ST: 750 poured into a snifter.
A: Light amber, almost orange, with a thick white head.
S: Strong wheat, lots of grapefruit, bubblegum, medicinal, stone fruit.
T: Spicy grapefruit, sweet red grapefruit, vanilla from the oak, alcohol ethanol.
M: Very full and creamy from the wheat.
O: Wonderful, complex flavor with a noticeable mouthfeel, Harvest Dance is a winner. I would buy it again, happily.
04-30-2013 18:48:01 | More by ianjsullivan
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
12-03-2012 16:08:50 | More by sgttibbs
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
(Served in a snifter) batch 2010-1
A- This beer pours a slightly hazy deep orange body with a strong pop of the cork. There is a matrix of microbubbles that glide up to the surface. The head is a bubbly antique white that last and last eventually fading to a thin film and sticking to the glass in thick sheets after each sip.
S- There is a touch of phenolic clove with some softer estery hints of banana and a club soda note in the finish. As the beer opens up the esters turn more tropical fruity with some perfumed juicy fruit gum qualities and a yeasty citra hops character.
T- The soft fruity notes have hints of pear with a soft bitter green hop flavor to the dry finish. There are some apricot and juicy fruit gum notes along with a bright lemon and green citra hops finishing with a carbonic acid note.
M- The medium-light mouthfeel is followed by a tight scrubbing fizz and no alcohol heat until it warms a bit and then it is just a gentle alcohol warming.
O- The nice fruity esters and bright juicy hops are really supported by the dry crisp finish. The fizz and citra finish is a great combination and the alcohol is really well hidden. Without a label I would have called this an IPA or Imp IPA not a wheatwine. But no matter what you label it, it was tasty.
07-14-2011 21:30:24 | More by rhoadsrage
New Jersey
5/5 rDev +23.8%
11-14-2011 20:39:09 | More by LucienDeRubempre
3.5/5 rDev -13.4%
03-03-2012 20:14:45 | More by RDW
4.5/5 rDev +11.4%
11-09-2013 06:46:17 | More by jjohnston88
Harvest Dance from Boulevard Brewing Co.
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Anthony Weiner admits sexting after resignation, wife Huma Abedin speaks out
Alongside his wife, Mayoral hopeful Anthony Weiner admitted Tuesday that he engaged in lewd conversations with strangers online even after his resignation in 2011.
"Some of them happened after my resignation," Weiner said in response to report that he had engaged in such conversations as recent as last fall.
"With 49 days left till Primary Day, perhaps I'm surprised that more things didn't come out sooner," Weiner said.
Weiner's wife, Huma Abedin, also spoke following the new report, saying his resignation was just the beginning of a time in their marriage "that was very difficult."
"Our marriage, like many others, has had its ups and its downs," Abedin said. "It took a lot of work and a whole lot of therapy to get to a place where I could forgive Anthony."
The couple spoke the day after nightlife website The Dirty posted screenshots of several lewd conversations allegedly between Weiner and an anonymous woman who claims to have continued their relationship until at least November 2012.
"She really thought Anthony Weiner and her were in love, they spoke on the phone daily multiple times a day for 6 months," wrote The Dirty publisher Nik Ritchie in a post with the screenshots. "Anthony Weiner played with her emotions and mind. Most calls were phone sex."
In his statement, Weiner said "some things that have been posted today are true and some are not, there is no question that what I did was wrong." He said he would not "dispute anything that's out there."
In one of the conversations revealed this week, the user identified as Weiner asked the anonymous woman, "Can you hard delete all our chats here?" In the conversations, Weiner also allegedly used the alias "Carlos Danger."
Weiner said that, before announcing his bid for mayor, he told Abedin the details of his online conversations.
Abedin said choosing to stay with Weiner "was not an easy choice" and that the couple had been to therapy.
"We decided this was something that we could work through together," Weiner said.
Weiner launched his campaign for mayor in May and was considered a long shot until several polls showed him neck-and-neck or head of City Council Speaker Christine Quinn in the Democratic primary.
In his statements, Weiner expressed an interest in moving forward.
"It's in our rearview mirror but it's not far behind," he said.
Following the new allegations, other candidates for mayor called on Weiner to drop out of the race.
Democratic candidate and former Councilman Sal Albanese said in a statement the revelations show Weiner is "unfit" to be mayor.
John Catsimatidis, Republican candidate and head of Gristedes Foods, also called for Weiner to drop out "so we can end this soap opera."
Public Advocate Bill de Blasio said mayoral candidates should address issues New Yorkers care about, such as education, jobs and affordable housing.
"But the sideshows of this election have gotten in the way of the debate we should be having about the future of this city," de Blasio said in a statement.
But Weiner shrugged off the candidates' statements.
"I'm sure many of my opponents would like me to drop out of the race," he said.
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PEORIA, Ill. -- Peoria Police are investigating two business burglaries that happened Friday night.
The first was at the Subway restaurant on North Sheridan.
Police say $50 was stolen along with two televisions from the wall.
Big Lots on North Knoxville Avenue was also burglarized Friday night. Police said they are unsure if the two burglaries are related.
They said someone cut a hole into roof above managers office which contained a safe.
It is unknown how much was stolen.
Police said they have no suspects in either incident.
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Paraguayan artisans use metal stamps on softened leather to hand-tool floral patterns on both front and back of this handsome tote. A zippered outer pocket keeps a phone and travel documents handy. Inside, a zippered divider protects a tablet or iPad, and a secure wallet organizer means one less thing weighing you down as you explore.
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It is the most beautiful bag I have ever owned. I love the detailing and the sturdiness of the hardware. It is the perfect size for me- large enough for work and small enough to carry daily. I would prefer the outer zipper to be on the back side of the bag, so that I could hold it close when traveling. I was surprised that the largest inner pocket had a different sort of lining, one that is often used in the knock off bags. It holds up well, but doesn't match the other linings. The handles are very solid, but one slips off of my shoulder easily. I was happy to get it on sale after Christmas. I had looked at the bag for a long time and could now afford it!! Thank you!
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Dirigo- "I lead" is The State of Maine's motto. Under the direction of Student Affairs, the Office of Multicultural Student Life and the College of Education and Human Development have embodied Maine's motto. Through the creation of an innovative peer education curriculum that works across structural and cultural barriers we are leading a way to a new Maine.
For the past three years the Office of Multicultural Student Life and the Rainbow Resource Center has partnered with the College of Education and Human Development to conduct a pilot program through an established credit bearing course- Education in a Multicultural Society (EDB 202). Required of Elementary, Secondary, Kinesiology and Physical Education, Child Development and Family Relations-Early Childhood option, Art, and Music Education majors EDB 202 is an interdisciplinary and multicultural examination of the school-society relationship in the United States. Participants examine their own and others' assumptions about multiculturalism, globalization, and the political, economic, ecological, social, ethical and academic purposes that shape teaching and learning in the twenty-first century.
Pathway 4 of the Blue Sky Plan provides the commitment to transforming lives and strengthening the UMaine undergraduate student experience by making international and/ or cross-cultural opportunities central to the undergraduate experience.
Education in a Multicultural Society exposes students in the College of Education and Human Development to members of diverse multicultural communities right here at UMaine. The EDB 202 pilot project creates the opportunity for peer education in an intimate conversational setting not otherwise found in a typical collegiate classroom. The intimate conversational setting allows for open questioning, assumption challenging, and reality testing- resulting in a transformational experience.
The ethos of the EDB 202 pilot project aligns with the College of Education and Human Developments commitment to curriculum that prepares graduates "…to foster healthy, caring and fair learning environments and relationships for all individuals in their educational and other work contexts."
Through the partnership of Student Affairs and the College of Education and Human Development we have created a peer to peer cultural experience that has impacted over 200 students. At the end of the three sessions students were asked for their evaluation, 80% of students strongly agree that this kind of conversation should be offered to all UMaine's students. One student commented "I thought this program was very eye opening and extremely useful. I would suggest it to more people, not just people going into education but anyone going into a profession working with people". As future educators 81% of students believe the content of the class was useful. Another student recounted, "I felt like I was aware of much of these things, but there's a lot of power in exploring them in depth, and they all made me think more than anything has". Further illustrating the need for education on topics of socioeconomic status, gender identification, sexual orientation, race, and ethnicity 46% of students found the information presented new to them. There is also an empowering reciprocal component to the EDB 202 pilot project, our peer facilitators gain teaching experience and have a hand in shaping UMaine's cultural climate. Peer facilitators evaluate the course through short answer questions; one facilitator said "teaching this class seemed like an opportunity that I could not pass. My peers, brothers and graduate advisors all spoke highly of this class. This class also addressed issues that, to me, were very relevant."
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Love having someone read me a story. Fires in the hearth, rain on the roof, sunny days and surf. Good friends, good food and J S Bach.
If you are old enough to remember the radio serials, and the shorts at the Saturday Afternoon pictures, and you like classic SciFi, you could enjoy this. Orson Wells no less. Having seen both movies over the years, based on this story, it was good to hear the original radio play that had listeners thinking the Martians had indeed landed (or so the other story goes). Classic or otherwise I suggest spending the few dollars asked rather than use your credit here.It is a good listen for the hour and certainly worth $5.00.
Allow for variable radio quality from the 30's and 40's.
Naturally there are some plays I am enjoying more than others. however this was a great adventure for radio of it's day.
Some are adaptations from movies of the day with the actors from the movies. Some have Orson Wells playing one or many roles. Some are adaptations created especially for the radio.
Classics like 'War of the Worlds' and 'The 39 Steps' are here.
A list of the plays and length would be a good addition (as a pdf). As it is, it is pot luck.
Even the adverts for soap and soup are interesting. To their credit they did sponsor these creative radio plays.


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Competition on the nine-hole course is divided into two divisions. Flight A is for players with a handicap of 13 or lower. Flight B is for players with a handicap of 14 or more. The league is a 100 % handicap league. Any man 55 years or older is eligible for membership. We have many openings for this year, and you can sign up anytime throughout the the season. The league meets every Thursday at 7:30 a.m., but the formal tournament dates are only the first and third Thursday of the month through late October. We will have a final luncheon with prizes on our last meeting.
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Golfer Annie Park, 19, of Levittown came close at the U.S. Women's Amateur tourney, but missed the cut, finishing at 149, 9 strokes over par and just one stroke away from the match-play cut-off.
"I couldn't make any putts, so then I had more pressure into my shots to get it closer," Park said, "but obviously that's not going to work."
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How twitching frog legs and salt work
by Marshall Brain | December 21, 2009
The following video shows the famous "dead frog legs twitching when you salt them" demonstration: As you can see, the chef is preparing frog legs for dinner. He has skinned the frog legs and they are ready to be cooked. When he salts them, the muscles start twitching. The obvious question: why does that happen? […]
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